Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-08-31
sRATTLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Abble Pratt went to Boston yes
terday for visit of two weeks.
Miss Lila b. Johnson Of Bernardston
Is visiting relatives here this week.
Miss Rosalia Goddard went yesterday
TO Boston, where she expects to remain
some time.
Mrs F. II. Howard and daughter re-
turned Wednesday from two weeks
visit in Londonderry.
Mrs Addison Brown, the oldest per-
son in Brattleboro passed her 99th birth
day anniversary Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eaton OF Brook
Ign were guests Of Mrs. Olive Sargent Of
Green street over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hazard moved
Monday from Blrge street to the Allen
cottage on Vernon street.
Theodore Dickinson OF Philadelphia, a
former resident, is staying at the Brat
tleboro House a few days.
Capt B. r. Allen is attending the en-
campment OF the New Hampshire Vet
Grams association at The Weirs.
Mrs. l. e. Baker and Mrs Frank Coburn
went to Springfield today to stay few
days. Mr.. Coburn will Join them Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Allen returned yes
terday from an outing at Sunset lake.
where they attended the grove meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barber Of Green
| field have recently entertained Misses
Amy Rice and Irene Robbins Of Brautle-
boro.
V. A. johnson. who lacerated his right
/ hand on a circular saw recently, was able
to return to work at the Estey factory
Monday.
| Miss Blanche Howard has returned to
her duties in f. w. Kuech & Co.'S store.
She was in Worcester the latter part Of
her vacation.
| Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hooker and
daughter and nurse. Miss Marie Mil
Ter. who sailed Wednesday from Liver
pool. are expected to arrive in Brattle-
boro Sept 8.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hooker and
daughter and Miss Marie Miller. who have
spent several weeks In Europe. sailed
! from Liverpool for America today. They
are expected home Sept 3.
Mrs. A. J. Greenwood and son and
daughter have returned to their home
| in Poultney after spending some time
! with Mrs. Greenwood's parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs F. ID. Tucker. on Walnut street.
j. A. Gorham. who finished work last
week for the Brattleboro Cabinet COM
/ pany. visited over Sunday in Randolph
and then went to Boston, where he will
be employed by a woodworking concern.
! Mrs Jennie T. Warren returned Wed
nesday from Saratoga. where she stayed
/ three weeks Her daughter. Mrs Helen
/ Anger OF New York, was with her two
| weeks and is now in Toronto TO spend a
month.
Miss Kate Calvin went to New York
| Saturday. She is employed there I'm the
/ Erskine wholesale millinery store. Mrs.
| Smith will join her next week to make
/ purchases for the fall trade. Miss Calvin
| will be trimmer for Mrs. Smith the COM
! ing season.
Mr.. Robinson and family have moved
| to A. G. Aliens large house on Vernon
| street from the Putnam house on Pros
! pect street Mr.. Thomas. Waterman at
the Souto factory. has moved his family
from Putney into the house with Mr..
| Robinson.
Mrs. Ada Chamberlain and Miss Mar
| garet Chamberlain OF Somerville. Mass,
| will spend Sunday at G.. II. Smiths
Miss Chamberlain is the we'll known china
painter whose work has been seen sew
eral years in articles in Mrs. c. II,
| Smiths store.
f. f. Reynolds. OF the New England
Farmer editorial stan. will go to Roches-
| ter, N. Y, Monday to be editor of the
Farm Stock Journal. His family will re-
main in Brattleboro for the present
Harry A. Cobnrn was elected secretary
OF the Baptist Bible school Sunday TO
succeed Mr.. Reynolds.
Mrs. E. N. Brooks OF Seattle, Wash.
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs Gilman
Warren. this week. Mrs. Brooks will re-
turn to her home in Seattle Sept. s, and
! will be accompanied by Miss Hattie
! French OF Vernon. who will go for an ex-
| tended visit with relatives.