Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-24
sRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Carmt BANCROFT and son were In Boston
last week.
James Gregg is spending week in
Mortified, Mass.
Miss Florence Brockington left Tuesday
for visit in Troy, N Y
Misses Anna Ferriter and Anna Nc
Grath spent Sunday in Holyoke.
Miss Doris Smith is visiting her broth
er, Harry Smith, in Meriden, Conn.
Miss Johanna Sullivan Of Springfield
Mass. is visiting at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Scott and daugh-
ter returned to New York yesterday.
Mrs. E. j. Waterman has been with
relatives in Rutland part of the week.
Miss Florence Lamson, a former teacher
here, came to town Tuesday for visit.
| Clifford c. Maynard and family have
moved from Canal street to Williston
| street.
Miss Mary e. Grady returned Monday
after spending 15 days in Pittsfeld and
| Boston.
Misses Bertha and Lizzie Langille have
| gone to Burlington, where they have en-
! ployment.
w. II. Bracket and family and Mrs
| A. d. Wyatt returned Monday from the
| Isle of Shoals.
Miss Maude stearns and Miss Josephine
| Pratt are spending ten days in Benning-
ton and Albany.
John Washington has been entertain
| ing his daughter and her friend from
| Providence r. /.
Admiral and Mrs Hichborn of Washing
ton, d. c., who came Wednesday. are
| guests at the Brooks House.
Miss May Blanchard of Amherst came
Tuesday to take the position of manager
| of the Postal telegraph office.
Miss Lavinia Houghton of Worcester
/ VII ra1at In &c
week, staying at f. L. Hunts.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Welcome returned
Saturday to New Haven after spending
a few days at w. H. Welcomes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howard and
family are visiting Mr.. Towards sister,
Mrs. Walter Mooney, in Putney.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Dyke and son, Mil
ton, are spending two weeks at Mr..
Dykes home at Old Orchard Beach.
Mrs Lucy Stafford and daughter, Miss
Kate Stafford, of Hartford, Conn. visited
at DR.. Alvin Knapp's over Sunday.
Mrs. o. ]. Willard of Springfield Mass,
and Miss Winnie Atkinson of Brooklyn,
N. Y, have visited in town this week.
Miss Elizabeth Higglnson and Mrs.
Follen Cabot Of Brookline will come to-
day for ten days stay at the Brooks
House.
Mrs. Rogers. who had been at the home
turned to her home in Orange, Mass,
Monday.
Miss Anna Twitchel, who has been at
Sachem's Head, several weeks, returned
to her sisters, Mrs Harry Adams's,,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Bingham and
sons, Harry and Ben, Miss Edna Crosby.
Miss Edna Lawton and Hal March are
at Sunapee lake.
Ralph Perry, who has been spending
his vacation at home, returned today to
Worcester to resume his studies at the
Polytechnic institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cook went to
| Nashua Wednesday to visit Mr.. Cooks
sister, Mrs. Bracket They will go to
Boston before returning home.
Mrs. 1. w. Goodner and son, Ernest
| Francis, started Wednesday for their
| home in Pierre S. D., after visiting Mrs
Goodner's brother, F. E. Perry.
John Daniels, whose wife was Miss
Susie Kirwan of Brattleboro, was in town
Monday. Mr. Daniels is connected with
the editorial staff of the Boston Tran
| script
Harry r. Horton of Kalamazoo, Mich.
| physical instructor in the Y NJ. c. A. in
which George c. Wilson is secretary
came to Brattleboro Tuesday to spend
vacation of three weeks in this town and
|
Frank H. Flagg. formerly a local news
paper worker, now successful lawyer
in Boston, visited at E. E. Flagg's over
Sunday and went from here to join Mrs.
Flagg in Nottingham, who was there for
the Old Home Week celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Alvord were guests
Wednesday night of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Brown, stopping here on their way by
automobile back to their home in East
l,,fv, h.. lot
coast and in the White Mountains a
month. Mr.. Alvord was manager Of Pine
Grove Springs several years.
Prof. w. Starr Cutting and his wife
were given a reception Thursday evening
in Deerfield, Mass, by the aulmni of
Dickinson academy. Prof. Cutting was
formerly principal of the academy and
his wife was teacher there. Prof. and
Mrs. Cutting are spending the summer
at the home OF Mr.. Cuttings father, II.
NJ. Cutting, in West Brattleboro.
Nelson Wendall of San Francisco is
spending several weeks in Brattleboro, a
guest at the Brattlebofo House. This is
his first visit in town since 3S years ago.
He was a member of Company X, 9th
Vermont regiment. Mr.. Wendan lost
property to the amount Of $4,000 in the San
Francisco earthquake. and left the city
eight days afterwards, but he intends to
return there about Oct. l.
Capt Tommy Guiheen is the great ia
vorite of the patrons of the game in Fall
River. He is playing wonderful all
around game. In double header last
week he accepted "a chances at second
base without an error. The Fall River
Globe of a recent date contained several
notices about Guiheen, including the fol-
lowing: Tommy Guiheen robbed How
ard of hit in the sixth by jumping high
in the air and pulling down the Lynn
mans singing liner with his gloved
hand. ." A" Manager McDermott's absence
doesn't take any of the shine off Fall
Rivers playing. Capt. Guiheen runs the
team without managerial advice just as
well as when Tom holds down the bench
- . That fine-looking and Incorporating
base ball gentleman, Guiheen is just the
man the Lynn fans would like to see al
second base for the local nine, but 1t is
wholly out of the question as Tom Nc
Dermott would lose his best pipe before
he would part with the mainstay of his
scrappy, snappy team"