Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-31
eRATTLEsoRo PERSONA.

Rev. Mr. Hague of Boston is visiting
Mrs. Josie Lockrow.
Miss Helen Crosby went to westfield.
Mass, Tuesday to stay a few days.
Miss Dorothea Brasor went Saturday
to visit in Fitchburg and Leominster.
Mrs Eugene Spaulding and little son
are visiting in Weathersheld, this state.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pettee OF Boston
are visiting Mr.. Pettees mother, Mrs
Hill.
Francis Goodhue. jr.. who spent several
days in town, returned to Philadelphia
Sunday night.
Miss c. Higglnson and Mrs. Follen
Cabot Of Boston came Friday for stay
Of several days.
Frank Eckels returned TO Buffalo We'd
nesday after spending 10 days at his home
on Cedar street.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Pratt will start for
Chicago today. Mrs. Pratt Will resume
vocal teaching soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. DeWolf have re-
turned after an outing at their cottage at
Westbrook Beach, Conn.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. w. Gregg returned
Monday from a visit with relatives in
Woodsville and Ryegate.
Miss Ethel Streeter and Miss Mabel
Amidon went Wednesday for a two
Miss Wynne Wadsworth Of Springfield,
Mass, is here for a stay of a few days,
the guest Of Miss Frances Guild.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Loomis of
Westfield returned Tuesday after a
weeks visit at c. c. Winchester's.
Albert Learnard of State Line, Ind,
was in Brattleboro Sunday on his way TO
the Scott family reunion in Halifax.
]. f. Mann has been in Boston this
week buying goods for the coming sea-
son. Mrs. Mann accompanied him.
Mrs. Harry Rowe returned from Min
neapolis Sunday. accompanied by her
niece, Miss Nancy Hoyle of Aurora. Ill.
Mrs. John Lillis went to Boston Mon
day with her daughter. Frances, who is
! to receive medical treatment for her
eyes.
DR.. w. N. Thompson OF Hartford.
! Conn, has been with Mrs. Thompson and
daughters at Linden lodge part of
/ the week
Mrs. Edwin Holmes OF Fond du Lac,
| Wis, came Saturday to visit her brother.
e. L. Parker. She went Wednesday to
New Haven
Miss Pauline Morris went to Amherst
Monday on her way to her home in Cam
/ bridge after visiting Mrs. w. c. Stone a
month or more.
Mrs. Jesse Staples and daughter. Ruth.
OF Hartford came yesterday to visit Mrs
Stapless grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
$. w. Kimball
Mrs. Charles Hoffman OF Brooklyn Is
a guest at w. II. Corser's. Mr. Hoffman
is expected tonight. They will go to
Lake Sunapee tomorrow.
Harry Webster, who had been in town
few days. returned TO Bellows Falls
yesterday. He will visit here again be-
fore returning to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tidd. who nave
been visiting Mrs. Tidd's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs A. /. Williams, returned to their
home in Northampton Monday.
Mrs. Nettie Starr Clement read a paper
at The annual meeting of the Starr
Family association held at the Atlantic
hotel, Nantasket Beach. Friday.
Miss Lulu Cressy and Mrs. r. C.
! Cressy will return to Brattleboro Monday
after spending a month at Spofford lake.
Miss Greasy win resume her classes.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. Q. S. Osgood and
daughter, Miss Ethel Osgood, returned
yesterday from a visit of two weeks in
Newtonville. Cohasset and elsewhere.
C. Menzies Miller ard his mother went
Wednesday to Breton Woods. They will
| go to Portland. Maine, and other places
before returning to the Brooks House
Rev. II. r. Miles is expected home this
afternoon. He will conduct the services
this evening at 7.30 in the Congregational
chapel, preparatory to the communion.
Mrs. Harry Adams and little son. STAN
ley, and her mother and sister, Mrs. H.
NJ. Twitchell and Miss Anna Twitchell.
went TO Townshend Monday for a short
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Durham and
son started Friday on an automobile trip
to the White Mountains, returning Sun
day. They went through the Franconia
Notch.
Warren Crosby has finished work in
Springfield, this state, where he has
been employed on the street railroad. and
has gone to Lake Sunapee for weeks
vacation.
stockholders in the Snowflake canning
factory. stopped In Brattleboro this week
on his way to visit the factories at
Windsor and Essex Junction.
Mrs. C. f. GRAHAM and daughters will
return today after an absence of six
weeks. They have been at Mrs. Graf
fans former home in Merrimac. Mass.
the past week but before that were at
resorts on the Maine cost.
c. S. Stoclwell has finished work in the
livery stable of Howard & Yearly and
has gone to Boston, where he is employed
In DIR. Tobin's veterinary hospital. Mrs
Stockwell will join him soon and they
VIII make their home there.
Brattleboro people who attended the
annual meeting Of the Universalists of
Vermont and the province of Quebec at
st. Johnsbury this week were Rev. and
Mrs. Frank L. Masseck, Miss May Ed
wards, Mrs. Fred Reach and Mrs. H. NJ
Wood
Charles Stockwen of Brattleboro, a
member of the rife team selected to rep
resent the state at the rifle contest in
Sea Girt, went to Bellows Falls Wednes-
day by order OF Capt. Burnham of that
town to remain with the team until the
end OF the week.
c. p. Spencer. II. e. Harris and J. F.
Mellen went to st. Johnsbury Monday to
attend the organization of a great coun-
Gil Of Red Men for Vermont Mr.. Spen-
Ger was elected great chief OF records
Mr.. Spencer and Mr.. Harris went as rep
resentatives Of ouonektacat tribe.
Admiral and Mrs. Charles e. Clark and
Admiral Cook OF Washington went
through Brattleboro Tuesday in an auto
mobile. Their machine gave out at the
foot of the Gates Hill in Dummerston
and the party walked to Dummerston
'mlddle-town," meeting the chauffeur on
their return.
Private Charles w. Gilbert, who went
from here to Springfield. Mass, June to
enlist, is now stationed with Troop A,
Second cavalry, at Camp Tacoma, Wash
ington. This camp is 10 miles from the
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