Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-09
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

MISS cora NJ. BennON spent sunday in
Northampton.
Miss Jennie B. Duncan spent Sunday at
Lake Pleasant
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Moran were i'm Bos-
ton Wednesday.
Mrs. f. l. Swift is spending a week
with relatives in Rowe.
Miss Mabel Holland is spending two
weeks in Essex Junction
Arthur f. Roberts and r. H. Amdon
spent Wednesday in Boston.
Miss Sibyl Cox is visiting for two
weeks at Saranac Lake, N. Y.
Mrs. Margaret l.. Gatty is visiting Mrs
l.. d. Taylor at Spofford lake
Mr. and Mrs Charles f. williams left
Monday for Canada and Burke, n. Y.
f. A. Cutler Of Minneapolis came to
Brattleboro Friday to stay two weeks
Miss Julia f. Bartlett will go to Lon
donderry today for a weeks vacation.
Carl Cooley seaman on the cruiser Des
Moines is at home on a 10 days furlough.
Miss Elizabeth Bagg returned home
yesterday from weeks visit i'm Platts-
burg, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Bingham will 90 to-
morrow to Sunapee lake for a vacation
of two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. e. c. Dunklee Of Green
field, formerly Of Brattleboro were in
town Tuesday
Miss Blanche Klmbal has taken a posi-
ton as stenographer in the Estey Organ
company Offices
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Smith are spend
ing vacation of two weeks i'm Boston
and in Bath, Maine.
Miss Josephine Taft and Miss Maud
Stearns spent Sunday at Miss Taft's
home in Townshend
ans business college, was in town We'd
nesday ana yesterday.
Mr and Mrs. George r. Bascom Of
l1conderoga, y. Y, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. e. }. Waterman.
Miss Edith Stockwell is spending her
vacation with her sister. Mrs. L. p. Mas
sey of Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J.. L. Holden and daugh-
ter, Gladys, went to Biddeford Me
Saturday to stay month.
Mrs. G. w. Reach of White River juno
ton, formerly Of this town. is visiting
Mrs. Fred Sargent this week.
Miss Julie Brown of Boston. who has
been at Hillcrest since July !. went to
Burlington Saturday to visit
Mrs. II 4. Gibson returned Monday
from visit TO her sister, Mrs. r. b. Cut
Ter in South Royalston, Mass.
Mi ana Mrs. Charles w. Richardson
and children will go TO York Beach Sat
urday for an outing Of two weeks
Harold Whitney was In Burlington
Monday ana Tuesday on legal business
for Acknowledgement @. e. Fits
Mrs. George c. Avcrill went to Spring
h'id, Mass, Saturday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Adams. a week.
Haddon Alexander of Rutland came to
David Wizards camp on Ames hill this
week for the rest Of the summer
August Hollender. nrst-clnss machinlst
ON the battleship Maine came yesterday
10 visit at a. f. Rohde's a few DAYS.
Mrs. u. 5. Brigham of ! Spruce street
mas returned from ten days visit with
her sister. Mrs. O. X. Ranncy, in Browns
Vile
Miss Regina IIeaphy went yesterday to
Montpelier for a months stay with her
brother. Thomas Heaphy. at The Pavil-
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Dewolf are at
their cottage in Westbrook. Conn. on
Long Island sound, for a vacation of
two weeks
Mrs. Henry Davis and daughter OF Sax
tons River are visiting in town this week
Ihey are staying at o. u. Stowelrs on
Canal street
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Anderson and
their young daughter OF PHILADELPHIA are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. Harris at
Spofford lake
Mrs. S. NJ. Kidder OF New York went
TO Burlington to visit Saturday after
two weeks visit with her sister. Mrs
kittredge Haskins
Miss Mary E. Cutler returned Wednes-
day from Kennebunkport and Boston.
She was the guest OF Miss Ruth l.. Adams
In Springfield n week
George Messer went to Spofford lake
Tuesday to visit with Brainard Taylor at
the Taylor cottage. Homer Ellis has
been there three weeks
john c. Dewitt and family and Mrs.
Z. A. McRae went yesterday to c. A.
Harris's cottage at Spofford lake for a
vacation of two weeks
Mrs John b. Devens Of New York went
To Northhcld. Mass, Saturday after visit
ing at H. H. Thompson's Miss Gene
we've Slate accompanied her
Mrs. George Fitzsimmons, on her return
to Passaic, y. j.. Wednesday after a
WISH OF several weeks was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. w. T. Haigh.
Mrs. Vivian and daughter and Iazelle
Sutcllne' who had been the guests of
Mrs. \. p. Simonds, returned Monday TO
their nome in Southington, Conn.
Mrs. L. d. Mastln is in St. Johnsbury.
her former home. for a visit of two
weeks She Is accompanied by her lit
tie granddaughter, Elizabeth Crane.
Mrs. Jennie T. Warren and her daugh-
ter Mrs, Henri NJ. Anger of New York.
are at crest Hill Winthrop Beach, to re-
main until the first week in September
{, a. Converse travelling salesman for
Fellows n Co, of Chicago, returned Sat
urday from his vacation of two weeks
spent with his parents on High street.
Mrs. G. II. Ryder left Wednesday for
months stay with her sister Mrs
Wlggin. at the latter's cottage at Sa-
chems Head on the Connecticut coast,
Robert Howes, an engineer employed
IN the construction of the Connecticut
river dam and his family are occupying
H. w. Hawley's house during this month.
l., b. Yauvey and son, Willie. and
daughter May, are visiting in Bethel
and Randolph This is the first time Mr..
lauVey has been to his old home in
Bethel for 1G years.
James C. Bagg successfully passed the |
state bar examination held June 25 in
new YORK and has been admitted to prac- |
tlce as an attorney and counsellor at law |
IN the courts of New York state.
Miss Flora NJ. Wilson, chief operator at
the local branch of the New England |
Telephone & Telegraph company, spent |
Saturday and Sunday in the vicinity of |
the Susarloaf in the White Mountains.
Louis w. Walker started Tuesday |
morning fog months vacation in Lin |
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