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

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Miss Annie Lamb returned from Wells |
Beach Honday.
Ben Williamson of Salt Lake City Is
guest at the Brooks House.
Miss Mary b. Brown is visiting at
Julian Shows in West Dover
Mrs. Alison Harris, who has been crit
ically Ill. is improving slowly.
Clarence Bruce went Saturday to Ran
dolph for visit of few days.
Mrs. George c. Averill went to Bos-
ton Tuesday to visit her mother
Mrs. W. F. Neal will go next week to
attend the city millinery opening.
Harry X White of New York is visit
ing his mother. Mrs. r. N. White.
Miss Mary Donnell, mIlllner, will go to
New York next week to buy goods
Herbert Mack of Craftsbury has re-
turned home to remain indefinitely.
Miss Dorothy Hard OF Bridgeport.
Conn, is a guest of Miss Mary Niles.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Rathbone left Mon
day for two weeks visit to Montreal,
Charles Rennie returned Monday after
a weeks visit in and around New York.
Charles Gorham has recently moved
from Wardsboro to Is South Main street.
Mrs Henry Allen, widow of DR. Allen
OF Boston. is visiting Miss Serotia Alex
ander.
l. L. Dickinson of Springfield. Mass,
greeted old friends in town Sunday and
Monday.
c. d. Wallace of New York and ]. w
Wallace of Washington state are guests
at the Brooks House.
Miss Josephine Foster has returned to
| Springfield Mass. after spending her va
| cation at her home.
Miss Minnie Miller. nurse. Is spending
two weeks with Mrs. Mary Blakeslee Pig
| gott at Alton Bay, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs F. b. Harris returned to
their home in Mllers Falls Tuesday after
a visit Of few days in town
DIT. F. w. Gwyer has returned from an
automobile trip through Rhode Island.
Connecticut and Massachusetts,.
c. r. Page returned to his home in
Roslindale. Mass. Labor day after spend
ing three weeks with f. l.. Cook.
Miss Mary Frost went Saturday to
| Bennington. where she will remain with
Col lannon's family an indefinite time.
Mrs. Horace Scott OF Louisville KY.
went to East Lexington yesterday after
spending few days at Freeman SCOTS.
Clyde Cutler returned Monday night
after spending a vacation In Boston and
| other places.
Mrs. Fred L. Chllds and daughter.
| Helen, have returned from Millers Falls.
where they spent several days.
Miss Jennie f. stoddard returned to
her school In Newtonyille. Mass, today
after spending the summer in Brattleboro.
o. NJ. Lawton and DIR. F. II. O'Connor
attended the trotting races at the Charter
| Oak park in Hartford, Conn. early in
the week.
Misses Edith, Annie and Meta Stolte
returned from their vacation at Wells
Beach Sunday. They spent a few days
in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bernard OF Balti-
more. Md. left Tuesday for Manhattan
Beach. n. Y. after spending several days
at +. L. Cooks.
Mrs Charlotte Fletcher and Miss
Eleanor Noyes will return tomorrow
from Spoftord lake. where they have
spent the summer.
Mrs John Washington. who was
here with her husband three weeks.
returned Wednesday TO her home in
| Providence. r. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. whitney and Miss
Jennie Whitney started Wednesday for
Minneapolis by way OF the Great Lakes.
| They will be away three weeks
Harlie Blanchard. after a short visit in
town. went to New York Sunday He
now travels through the western states
selling hosiery for a New York house.
Cornelius Billings came from WASH
ington as usual to cast his ballot. He
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the seashore before returning to his du-
ties in Washington.
Lawrence Barber went to Albany We'd
nesday to attend the Albany business col.
lege. win Randall, who had been visiting
him. returned the same day to his home
in Newburgh, n. Y.
Dr. and Mrs. w. ]. Alderman have re-
turned TO Springfield, this state. after
visiting at Mount Clemens. Mich. Dr.
Alderman received much benefit from
the sulphur baths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Lansingh
and Mrs. w. II. Minor came from Palen-
willie. n. Y, Saturday in Mr.. Lansinghs
automobile. They are guests at f. C.
Frosts. They intend to return tomorrow
Mrs. Z. w. Stoddard and Miss Maud
Stoddard. Dr. and Mrs. Mortimer Stod-
darj and daughter and Ralph Stoddard,
who had been at Spofford lake a month,
returned by automobile to Springfield,
Mass, Sunday.
Capt L. j. Waterman and Charles A.
Boyden went to Springfield. Mass, Sum
day and on Monday returned from there
in the Rambler automobile which the
former bought of the +. r. Clark Auto
mobile company
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Hawley and son,
Luther, returned Tuesday from their va
cation at York Beach, Maine. Miss
Jessie Hawley went to North Troy to at
| leHu n MeuulnB. she Will return 10 BRAT
tleboro tomorrow.
Mrs. Michael Murphy of is Prospect
street has gone to Springfield, Mass, for
a three weeks vocation. Her husband
will join her later and they will visit In
Worcester, Boston and other places be-
fore returning home.
Mrs. ]. C. Dewitt and children. Ruth
and Arthur returned Tuesday from Old
Saybrook. Conn. where they spent
month with Mr.. and Mrs Bert Tenney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney have now gone to
! Pennsylvania TO live.
Rollin White went to Troy, N. Y, yes
terday, meeting his brother. Lawrence
| White of Rochester They went down the
Hudson and thence TO Annapolis to at
tend the graduation of Luclen Kimball
from the United States naval academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McDunna returned
to Brooklyn yesterday after spending
several weeks with MIR. and Mrs. Daniel
| Brosnahan. Mr.. McDunna formerly was
a member of the New York city police
| force. He is now retired on a life PEN
sion. Mrs. McDunna and Mrs. Brosnahan
Mrs. Julia Sheldon and granddaughter,
Miss Florence Todd, of Nebraska, have
been visiting their cousins, Mrs. Lucy
! Cox and the Misses Wood. Mrs. Shell
dons son. George l.. Sheldon, an officer
in the Cuban war. has Just been nomi-
mated Republican candidate for governor
OF the state of Nebraska. His parents
are from Vermont.
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