Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-10
sRATTLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs Arthur Davis and Miss Viola w.
Warren have been visiting In Montpelier.
c. MenzIes Miller returned Monday
from Breton Woods in the White Noun
tains.
Mrs. II. H. HaclSley OF Greenfield has
been visiting Miss Nettie Harris during
the week.
Myrtle and Airline Davis Of South Deer
field. Mass, have been spending two
weeks in town.
Miss Mary c. Salisbury is spending a
week or ten days at the Hawkins farm
in West Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eddy OF Passaic,
NJ j.. are with Mr.. Eddy's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. I. Eddy
Mrs. w. N. Thompson and daughters
OF Hartford, Conn. are at Linden lodge,
to remain through August.
Mrs. r. w. Sharp and children of
Mortified, this state. are guests Of Mrs.
Sharp's sister, Mrs. Carl Cushing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Bracket and son,
Roger, were accompanied on their trip TO
the Isle OF Shoals by Mrs. A. d. Wyatt.
Congressman Hasl1ins was in Mont
pelier Wednesday to speak at the camp
fire Of the Washington county veterans.
Mrs. w. w. Plimpton and daughter,
Irene. are visiting I'm Springfield, Mass.
Y.
James Coleman. formerly Of Brattleboro
and later OF Northfeld and Keene, has
recently opened a barber shop in Lud-
low.
A. w Childs of Manchester, N. H, has
been with Mrs Childs and children at the
Melrose in West Brattleboro a part Of the
week.
DIR. C. G. Wheeler is at PUTIN Bay.
Ohio, on Lake Erie. this week, attending
the national convention Of osteopathic
physicians.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Crosby and Miss
Arm went the first OF the week to Port
land, Maine, and from there to resorts
on the Maine coast.
Mrs. Sarah winchester Houghton OF
Springfield. Mass, is spending the month
OF August with her sister Mrs. Eunice
Warren, Of Marlboro.
Rev. E. T. Mathison returned Satur-
day from a vacation spent at Beach Park
on the Connecticut shore. Mrs. Mathlson
and children will remain there during the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Smith and
younger son, Sanford. and Mrs. Smiths
mother. Mrs. Winkler OF Camden, N. J..
are at the Smith cottage at Spofford lake
this week
DIR. and Mrs. James Eastwood of Bran
don came Monday for vacation visit,
joining their children, who had been al
Henry NJ Cuttings in West Brattleboro
some time.
Miss Blanche Howard IS taking a va
cation OF two weeks from her duties as
clerk in F. w. Kuech & Co.'S store. She
is now I'm South Londonderry and later
will visit her mother in Connecticut.
w. F. Roots parents and sister Mr.
and Mrs. Charles. Root and Miss Daisy
Root of Springfield. Mass. came yester-
day for a vacation visit here and with
George L. Greene's family at Spofford
/ lake.
Mrs. Jennie T. Warren and daughter
Mrs. Helen Warren Anger. went We'd
nesday to Saratoga, to stay few weeks
/ Mrs. Anger will spend some time in
/ Toronto before returning to her home In
| New York.
| DR.. and Mrs. John b. Evans of New
York were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II
| Thompson Wednesday. Dr. Evans Is
| spending some time at Mortified In the
interests OF the New York Observer. Of
which he is editor.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Ward will leave
/ Saturday to attend the national Grand
Army encampment in Minneapolis They
will not join the excursion from Vermont
/ but will go via. Greenfield and the New
/ York Central route.
George f. Eason. who has been in Brat.
/ tleboro the past two month"; having set.
tied the affairs of the estate OF his
brother. the late Warren r. Eason, will
return to his home in Des Moines. Iowa
Saturday or Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs L. f. Holden and Mis-:
Alice Holden, who have been travelling IL
Europe the past two or three months
| are now en- route to this country, having
! mr. az
to reach home Sunday night
f w. Coleman of Keene is here Il
have charge OF the American EXPIRES!
company's office two weeks, while ]. Z
| Rogers is away for a vacation. Mr.
Rogers will take short trips to severa
places in his automobile during his va
cation.
Mrs Stetson Of Somerville, Mass, ha.
gone from the home OF her daughter
Mrs. F. II. Howard, to South London
| derry, to remain there through the sum
mer. Mrs Howard and daughter, Mir
lam, are spending few days in Souti
Londonderry.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Whitney left II
their automobile Tuesday on a pleasur
trip throughout Vermont. They will
visit Montpelier. Burlington and othe
places. They were accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. George Barrett of Auburn, N
Y, who came to Brattleboro.
Gov. Bell has appointed Mrs. II. w
Sargent Of Brattleboro a member OF tn
National Prison association. to attend
the meetings to be held in Albany, N. Y.
Sept. 1920. The other delegates from
Vermont are c. A. H. Stafford, Morris
! Vile; L. d. Hazen. St. Johnsbury; DR.
Deane Richmond, Windsor; Mrs. G. H
Lane, Cornwall.
The following items are from the Bidde
ford, Maine, Journal OF Monday: 'Dr
and Mrs. H. L. Waterman and daughte
have returned to their home in Brattle
boro, VT, after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. X
| w. Sutherland at their summer home a
the Pines. They left here this morning
Mr. and Mrs. K w. Sutherland now o
Brattleboro, VT, will leave the latte
part of the week after a visit at thei
summer cottage at the Pines. They hav,
passed very pleasant outing and hav,
greatly enjoyed seeing many OF their OLE
friends in the two cities"
The branch Of the Burdett bushes,
college in Lynn, Mass, has been consoli
dated with the Lynn business college
which was founded by Henry w. Pelton
Mr.. Pelton il now the sole owner OF tn,
Lynn business college, having recent,
bought the interest Of his partner, Mr.
Dexter Before going to Boston, wher,
he was a teacher in the Burdett school
Mr.. Pelton was In the laundry business
in Brattleboro, and one of his partner,
here was young man named Bemis
who as Francis Truth healer" gained
great notoriety In Boston, San Francisco
Hartford and other cities.
Mr. and AErc Tx,a. Nooano. - -