Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-07
eRArrLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Josephine BeVis is spending a week
In Keene. 2
Daniel Cray of Bellows Falls spent
Sunday in town.
John Brosnahan has gone to the Albany
Business college.
John Griffin is spending a week in Bos-
ton and Hyde Park.
Mrs McFarren of Orange is visiting
Mrs. Horace French.
Miss Kate Manning was In Springfield,
Mass, part of the week.
Miss Margaret Moran is spending
week I'm Springfield Mass
Miss Anna Cavanaugh returned Monday
from visit in Lowell Mass.
Miss Mary Fenton spent Sunday and
Monday in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Katherine Dwyer Is spending
week at her home I'm Springfield.
Miss Kate Supple is at her home In
Bellows Fails for a weeks visit
Henry Dimes returned Tuesday from
Worcester. after a months visit
Mrs. John Lillis and daughter, Francis,
returned Wednesday from Boston.
c. F. Bingham and family have returned
from their vacation al Sunset lake.
Mrs Washington Manley and daughter,
Evelyn. have returned to New York.
Morris Devine of Providence, r. l.,
visited with his parents over Sunday.
Miss Alma Niles visited Mrs. A. A.
Goodenough in Easthampton this week.
Mrs. l.. L. Davis went Saturday to
Bridgeport. Conn. to remain until Oct. /.
MIR. and Mrs. Winfield Hubbard spent
| Sunday, and Labor day in Orange, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chase OF Louis
vile. KY, are visiting at J. Harry Esteys.
Mr.. Con and family moved Saturday
from 2S South Main to Washington street
Mrs Michael Lynch and children re-
| turned Tuesday after a visit I'm Holyoke
Miss May Cullen returned today to Win
| thrOp after a weeks visit at James Aus
| tins
Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacKnIght were
| in Springfield. Mass, Sunday and Labor
day.
Martin f. Austin returned Tuesday to
| Boston after three days visit with his
parents.
Mrs. II. G. Yeaw OF Springfield. Mass.
| has come to spend the month with rela-
| tives here.
Miss Mary Brown went Thursday to
| Dover and Wilmington for a two weeks
| vacation.
Fred S. Doak OF Boston visited with
Mrs. Doak and son over Sunday and
Labor day.
Misses Anna Finnlgan and AurIlla Bean
are at their homes in Newport, N H.,
| for weeks stay.
Miss Brie NJ. Bowler returned from
Palmer Wednesday and is visiting her
sister. Mrs ]. T. Denning.
Miss Ruth Adams and Miss Ella Adams
| are expected home today from a visit with
relatives in Minneapolis.
Theodore Dickinson returned Monday
to his home in Philadelphia after several
| days visit in town here
Misses Mary Mcconnell. Katherine Lar
| kin, Helen Brown and Mary Grady spent
Labor day in Bellows Falls.
Miss Katherine Guiheen will go to-
morrow for a two weeks visit with her
brothers in New York city.
Rev. Father Carmody was in Rutland
this week on account OF the serious ILL
ness OF Rev Father Gaffney.
George a. Hines went to FItchburg this
week to spend his vacation with his
| daughter Mrs. w. S. McKenney.
II. b. Haus and two sons. Bernard and
| Leo, expect to go tomorrow for a visit
with Mr.. Haus's parents in Baltimore.
George Holden has finished work for
| the Estey Organ company and Is employ
ed on the street railroad as motorman.
Miss Rose Mcguire returned Wednesday
to her home In Meriden. after four weeks
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Daniel Shea.
Ernest S. Hall went to Boston We'd
nesday on a business trip accompanied
~.
Miss Eleanor Bowler returned today to
Jamaica Plain, after spending the summer
vacation with her aunt Mrs. Percy Haigh.
Edward and Patrick Baker returned to-
day TO their home in Somerville after FIVE
! weeks visit with Misses Mary and Nellie
| Grady.
Mrs. Harry Carrier returned Tuesday to
her home in oswego. N. Y. after four
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Martin
| Austin.
E. B. Smith closed Camp Chester
field at spofrord lake this week and re-
/ turned to his Brattleboro home with his
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter L. Lake and two
| little sons of New York have visited with
Mr. Lakes cousin. d. II. Stafford, the
| past week
Mrs. Pearl Clapp and children returned
| Friday after several weeks visit in the
northern part of the state and In New
| Hampshire.
F. b. Putnam and his mother. Mrs E.
II. Putnam, returned Saturday after an
outing at Sunapee lake with c. F. Bing-
hams family.
Rev. George b. Lawson. A. f. Boynton
and I. o. p. Smith attended the centennl-
| al exercises in the Baptist church in Will
mington Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Pitman will re-
turn today to their home in Troy. n. Y,
after two months spent at the seashore
| and in Brattleboro.
Miss Ruth Hubbard returned home
| Wednesday after a three weeks visit at
the home of her sister, Mrs. E. c.
! Payne In Shelburne Falls.
| Mrs. Joseph Martin and daughter Mary,
of Holyoke are spending month with her
| mother. Mrs. katherine Coleman of Elliot
1 street Mr.. Martin spent Sunday in town.
| Mrs. Walter Sturgis returned Sunday
after three weeks visit at her home
in Heartwellvllle and in New York city.
Mr.. Sturgis was with her in Heartwell-
| Vile the past week.
| Miss Gertrude Croker will return Mon
| day to her work as teacher in the Lex
| ington avenue school for deaf mutes In
| New York. She has spent the summer at
| her home on Oak street.
Rev. Father Lynch of Waterbury, this
state, and William Lynch of Dorchester,
Mass, visited their brother, DIR. e. r.
| Lynch, the latter part of last week,
leaving Saturday for Waterbury.
| Capt. e. ]. Waterman has resigned
| his position of clerk of the COMMITTEES
his position as clerk to the committee
on military affairs I'm the United States
| Senate and win not return to Washington
in December.
A despatch from Montpelier Tuesday
! said: John Corcoran of Brattlebdlro
who has received excellent endorsement
for reporter of the Senate of 1906. has
withdrawn and is no longer a candidate