Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-03
eRArrLzsoRo PERSONAL.

p. ]. Fulton of Worcester was in town
the first of the week.
Mrs. G. w. Hooker is i'll and under the
care of a trained nurse.
James Riley and Patrick Aher spent
Sunday in New London.
Henry Dimes went Thursday TO Wor-
cester to stay three weeks.
Miss Katie Doyle of Boston is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Nora Manning.
Wales Holden is at Camp Chesterfield,
Spofford lake, to stay two weeks.
Misses Nellie Ryan and Kitty Applin Of |
Greenfield are visiting Mary Aher
DR.. E. r. Lynch and son, Byron, visited |
relatives In st. Johnsbury last week
Miss Alice Fillmore of Leominster.
Mass. is visiting Alice Walsh this week
Mrs. Lucy Cox went Wednesday to
Springfield, Mass, for few days visit
Avery Miller went to his home in Dunn
merston, for a weeks vacation, Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Holloran Of Bennington is
visiting her brother, Rev. Father Car
mody
Misses Nellie Griffin and Mary Moyni-
han of Holyoke are visiting Mrs. Michael
Baker.
Mrs Martin Austin and children have
returned from 10 days stay at Block
Island.
Wallace Harris and George Mather be-
gan work for the Estey Organ company
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Barber Of Greenfield
| have been calling on Brattleboro friends
| this week.
Miss Julia Brosnahan spent part Of the
week in Bellows Falls, going from there
to the beach.
Miss Bernice Cormia is visiting at her
home in Vergennes Miss Lena Young
| accompanied her.
Miss Mary Austin will go tomorrow to
| Winthrop. Mass, to visit her brother,
Martin +. Austin.
Miss Mary Austin and Miss Lillian
| Watson were in Springfield, Mass, the
latter part OF last week.
Miss Genevieve Slate, who had been
with relatives in Omaha, Neb., two
months returned Wednesday.
Col. c. A. Miles and son, Appleton. will
go to Boston Saturday and will spend
some time at resorts near that city.
Miss Nellie Brown accompanied James
ODOnnell to his home In CRANKY, Mass,
Monday She will return tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Cushman OF Lin
coin, Neb.. are visiting Mrs. s. II. Sher-
man and other relatives for few days.
James Bagg, who is employed by
guaranty company in Brooklyn, is visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs +. A. Bagg.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clune and Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Ryan moved yesterday to
Bellows Falls, where they have employ
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crellin of New York, who
were at Hillcrest a short time, have gone
TO Cape Cod, where they are spending the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. l. c. Crosier have gone to
Bellows Falls to attend the funeral of
Mr. Crosiers nephew, Ernest Crosier, who
died in New York Tuesday
Miss Elizabeth Frost will return today
from palpnNflia n Y vvhara chp No q
been with her sister, Mrs w. ii. Minor of
Philadelphia, several weeks
Mrs. Leslie Smith was called to Will
mington Thursday of last week by the ILL.,
ness of her mother Mrs. Betsey Harris.
whose death took place Sunday.
Patrick Grady OF Pittsheld. Mass. came
r yesterday TO visit his cousin, James
Grady. Miss Mary f. Grady viii return
with Mr.. Grady to Pittsfield Saturday.
, w. II. Tanning. a student in the Massa-
2 | chusetts Institute Of Technology, Boston,
| came Monday to David Wizards camp
on Ames hill to act as athletic instructor.
, Mr.. and Mrs. George M HoIbrook came
Wednesday by automobile from Spring
field. Mass, to their cottage on Ames
I hill. which they will occupy through the
/ month.
Miss Mary Pauline Jenne is a guest al
a house party given by Miss Louise Ware
! Clement OF Albany. n. Y, to four college
a ents parents In Europe.
e Sister Agnes, who has been music
. teacher the past several years at st
> Michael's parochial school, has been ap
, pointed Reverend Mother of the St. Jo-
y seph convent in Rutland.
;, Mrs. Lewis Stowe of Grafton, Mass, Il
= visiting Mrs Georgia Whitney. Mrs
= Stowe and her sister. Mrs. Abbie Fergu
!, son. recently visited two weeks at A. In
e grahams in Guilford Centre
= the telephone exchange, went to Bridge
. port, Conn, Wednesday for a vacation o
, ten days Her place is being taken b.
g Miss leila Edwards, recently of the Hol
y yoke exchange.
% Miss Ella l.. Stebbins resumed work thi
week as stenographer in the office of tn
Vermont Loan a. Trust company. Sh
. came to Brattleboro last week after al
~ absence of three months She spent
u part of the time in California.
II Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Harris made al
: automobile trip to Hanover, n. H., an
= return early in the week Mrs. Harris 1
a with her son and daughter at their cot
- tage at Spofford lake. and Mrs. F. H
n Harris is staying there a few days.
e Mr. and Mrs. George Wells, who ha
9 been in New Bedford, Mass, six weeks
,r returned Monday. They were accom-
l. panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wells an
Is daughter, Dorothy, and Mrs Florenc
? Prof. Riggs of Trinity college, Hartford
and Mrs. Riggs came Saturday to Hill
m crest. Mrs. S. II. Allen and son are re
m cent arrivals there. Mrs. Aliens husban
Is is chief mining engineer for the Russia
1t government and is stationed near Odessa
re Rev. George B. Lawson, who ha
IN preached in Philadelphia the past fou
'e Sundays. came home Monday He vii
ID leave Saturday for Mt. Gretna. Pa,
attend to his duties as chaplain of tn
First Vermont regiment while the boy
are in camp.
Rev. Z. Q. s. Osgood, with Floyd Johr
son and Mrs. Oscar D. Esterbrook as dele
n gates from the Unitarian church, won't I
10 Walpole to attend the installation
=, Rev. Samuel Raymond Maxwell at n
- Unitarian church today. Mr.. Osgood wi
~ give the charge to the new pastor.
n Edward and Patrick Baker of Somel
ri vile, Mass came yesterday to spen
ye a few weeks with relatives p. N
hi Baker and daughter Katherine, will com
m tomorrow. Mr.. Baker will remain owe
n. Sunday; Katherine win stay at he
Id aunts, Mrs. Maurice Doyles, few weeks
lg Clifton l.. Sherman, managing editor ,
at the Hartford Courant, after spending h
On vacation with his family at York Beac
ic returned with them to Brattleboro la
of Saturday, While playing tennis Wedne
ne | day he Sprained his ankle. so that he w