Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-07-06
BRATTLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Nellie Ferriter went Tuesday to 1
HoIyoke for a visit
John Leahy Of Hartford Is visiting his |
mother for a month.
Miss Elizabeth White came from Plain
field. y. j.. Saturday.
f J. Coils visited at his home in Palm
err. Mass. this week
Harry Smith has begun work for the
Brattleboro Cabinet company.
Mrs. John O'Connor went yesterday TO
WATERFOWL. Mass, for visit.
Harry Wright Of New York visited at
II. II. Thompson's over the Fourth.
Mrs. Lucy Bundy Of Athol is visiting
her daughter, Mrs Steven Williams
Miss Minnie Moran, who spent the last
three months in Germany, has returned
Mrs Dennis Leonard and Miss Rose
Hopkins went today TO Keene for a weeks
visit.
Mr.. caine OF Springfield. VT, spent the
Fourth with his daughter, Mrs. Daniel
Aher.
/ Mrs. Mary whelan is critically III at the
I home Of her daughter, Mrs. Chauncey
/ Young.
Mrs. c. F. Paige Of Athol has visited
I recently with her daughter. Mrs. W. s.
/ Pratt.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bartlett went to
| Sunset lake yesterday to spend a weeks
\ vacation.
Miss Nellie DunIeavy Of Boston visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunleavy'
. this week
Miss Margaret Austin returned We'd
nesday from Boston, where she has been
/ several weeks.
D. Cowles and w. B. Vinton returned
Sunday night from a business trip to
Leadville. Col.
Miss Johanna Kennedy of Holyoke is
visiting her cousin, Miss Johanna Baker
Of Birge street.
Misses Eta Turner and Annie Stewart
have gone to Old Orchard beach to work
through the summer.
William W. Jones Of Burlington. sales
man for Durham Brothers. was in town
the first Of the week.
Miss Stella Welcome and brother, VIII
liam. went Monday to Shushan, y. T.,
to stay several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Napoleon Bouche return
ed yesterday after a visit with Mrs. Bou-
ches sister in Norwich.
Mrs Mary Smith and two grandsons.
Raymond and Stanley Smith, Of HolyOke
: were in town Wednesday
Miss Frances Murray Of Gardner. Mass.
Is spending the summer vacation with her
, sister. Mrs. David 5. Carey
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bundy and son Of
Springfield Mass, are visiting Mr.. Bun
dy's sister, Mrs. Pearl Clapp.
Mrs. stetson Of Somerville. Mass. ar
2 rived yesterday for an extended visit with
, her daughter. Mrs. F. II. Howard.
Michael and James Thompson Of Ash
uelot visited their aunt. Mrs. Michael
e Lillis. the latter part Of last week.
. Miss Dorothy Todd returned Saturday
from Hanover and spent Sunday in town
] going Monday to Springfield. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Christy McCourt have left
for a two months visit in northern Yer
mont. They will also visit in Massa-
b chUsetts.
T. DR.. James c. Austin OF Spencer and
Miss Agnes Duggan Of Worcester visited
DIR. Austins mother, Mrs. Martin Austin
: this week.
J. II. sollday Of Dedham. Mass. cam'
Friday TO join Mrs. Soliday and children
who are at the home OF Mrs. Soliday'i
mother. Mrs. w. p. Jones.
Mrs. Eliza Morse Of Dummerston Hill
visited her niece. Mrs. A. C. Allen. Fri
day. She was accompanied by her daugh
ter Mrs. Stamford Morse.
Rev. r. X. Marvin has been chosen on,
Of the trustees Of Dean academy. tn
widely known Universalist preparation.
school in Franklin. Mass.
n John Howe and Eta Miner are attend
d ing this week at The Weirs, n. H, tn
s meeting OF the first district Of the Ep
I worth league, as delegates.
e Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murphy of l
I. Prospect street were with Mrs. Murphy
:. sister Mrs. Fred Allen, I'm North New
II port. n. H., over the Fourth.
= Mrs. ]. II. Blatherwick went TO Ney
!, York Wednesday. She is expected HON
, tomorrow. Miss Olive Blatherwick 1
a spending the summer in Toronto.
v Gen. George H Bond, messenger in tn
n United States Senate. returned TO hi
,e home In Brattleboro Monday to renal
until Congress convenes in December.
L. ]. Howard OF Bellows Falls. who wa
formerly night clerk at the Brooks HOUSE
has been appointed postal clerk betwee
South Londonderry and Brattleboro.
lie Misses Mary and Ellen Grady, RATHER
inc Guiheen and Mary Stewart spent tn
lg Fourth at Lake Pleasant where they wer
Joined by a party from Turner'S Falls.
st Rev. Father Carmody was in Rutlan
Saturday to attend the funeral of Sste
lg Antoinette, who was formerly a teache
here in st. Michaers parochial school.
a The Methodist Sunday school held
picnic at Central park in Vernon Satul
re day. with an attendance Of $50. The da
was greatly enjoyed, Notwithstanding III
ic showers.
Fred Cressy has been at home a part
r the week from Pownal, where he is worl
ing with the engineers in the constructio
% OF the trolley railroad from Benningto
~ TO the Massachusetts state line
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Stewart returnt
- from their wedding trip Wednesday. F,
e the present they will live with Mrs. Stew
arts mother. Mrs. Henry C. Weeden, {
Western avenue.
az Mrs. Orrel Brown and daughter, Mi
- Mary Brown. and Mrs. Persis Eames ar
daughters, Misses Alice and Alta Fame
OF were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. How
III in South Deerield, Mass, over Il
| Fourth.
Is Mrs. II. C. Willard, who was at Il
lis home of her brother, Henry X. Field.
Alameda, Calf, at the time of the eartl
I'M quake, returned to Greenfield, Mass, la
n week. She is staying with Mrs. ]. J
Haclxley.
yn Mrs. Elizabeth b. Davenport was cleo
is ed president OF the Vermont Bird club
the annual meeting held on Mt. Mansfie
re yesterday Ezra Brainerd of Middlebu
ey was chosen president Of the Vermont b
IN tanical club.
DR.. Ida r. Brigham of Charleston
he Mass, formerly superintendent OF Il
n Brattleboro Memorial hospital, sailed Sa
A. urday on the steamship Canopic as
h member Of the Travel club of Maiden,
which Rev. Charles S. MacFarland, p
D., is director The party will land
Gibraltar Monday and will go from the