Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-02
eRATTLE8oRo PERSONAL.

were mere on sunday.
H. \. Wood and family are spending
the week on Ames hill
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Barber were in
| Springfield, Mass, yesterday.
Leon T. Akley began work this week as
a bellboy at the Brooks House.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sturgis went to
Boston Sunday, returning Tuesday night.
Miss Ada Chapman of Kansas City
| came Monday to visit at o. H. Stickney's.
Mrs. Fred L. Howe came from Pawling,
~ Y, to attend the Grimes Dawson we'd
ding.
Mrs. George Stone and Mr. and Mrs.
Alison McNall are spending the week in
| Boston.
Daniel Griffin has returned from Vest
field and is working for the Estey Organ
company
Mrs. Leonora Richardson and daughter
| Of Ashburnham are visiting at the Dunn
mer farm.
Mrs. Ida McCrllis and her mother, Mrs.
Norcross are in Boston for the Old Home
week celebration.
Mrs. S. w. Edgett will go tomorrow to
her home in West Auburn, Mass, to stay
| two weeks.
Mrs. Charles Cook and Miss Elizabeth
Sullivan will go Saturday to Block Island
to stay a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Howard of ia
Greenfield this week.
DR.. and Mrs. p. Schoonmaker of New
York returned yesterday after a weeks
visit at o. F. Benson's.
Miss Nellie Bowler of Jamaica Plain,
Mass, is spending her vacation with her
aunt, Mrs. Percy Haigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Boyden went
| in their automobile to Boston Monday.
They returned yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Holloran and niece, Cath
| crime Carmody Of Bennington, are visit
ing Rev. NJ. j. Carmody.
Miss Nellie Anderson, who has been at
tending school in Burlington. is spending
her vacation at her home here.
Charles Brown, Howard Brown, Mrs.
H. NJ. Houghton and Leroy Houghton
spent Sunday in Warwick, Mass.
Mrs. John r. Ryder and Miss Mabel C.
| Hunt returned Monday from Kennebunk-
port where they spent two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Dodge and daugh-
ter, Miss Charlotte Dodge, are in Mont
| peler for a visit of three weeks.
Harry Kendall has returned to New
York after a visit of three weeks with
his mother Mrs. d. L. Herrick.
Miss Anna Smith Of New London and
| Miss Agnes Whelan have begun work at
the Hooker, Corser & Mitchell factory.
Miss S. o. Boyden accompanied relatives
from Massachusetts to Old Orchard beach
for a two weeks outing, going Thursday.
John T. Kaine has finished work for
the Brattleboro Cabinet company and en-
tered the employ of the Estey Organ COM
pany.
Mrs James c. Austin has returned to
her home in Spencer after a two weeks
visit with Mrs. Elizabeth Austin Of Grove
street
Edward and Patrick Baker of Somer-
VILE, Mass, will come today to spend a
month with Misses Mary and Nellie
Grady.
c. F. Brown of Boston visited from Fri
day to Tuesday at Hillcrest with his wife
and daughter, who are guests there for
the summer.
Miss Minnie Smith of Springfield, Mass,
and Miss Julia Comfort of Albany, n. Y,
spent Sunday with their cousin, Mrs. c.
F. W. Cunningham.
Miss Florence Wellman, Miss Mary
Croker and Miss Hattie Douglas are
spending the week at Spofford lake,
guests of Mrs. Henry c. Weeden.
Miss Mary Walker, teacher in the Burn
ham school in Northampton, and a mem
Der Of the faculty of the local high school
80 years ago, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. c. G.. Staples and Harold and
Evelyn returned Saturday after a visit
of ten days with Mrs. c. D. Noyes in
Colrain. Mr.. Staples was there week.
Miss Holland has resigned her position
| clerk IN lne Oenudl vermont
Office and gone to her home in Westmore-
land Miss Elizabeth f. Denning has
taken her place.
Miss Lila Stebbns of Lancaster, N. H,
is the guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. E. McKeon of Prospect street. Miss
Stebbins has just graduated from the
Boston city hospital school for nurses.
Mrs James Dalton and Miss Izetta
Stewart were guests of Mrs. E B. Daven-
port in Halifax last week. Mrs. H. F.
Jordan will spend the first week in
, August with Mrs. Davenport
Mrs. Lucy Peabody and her daughter,
Mrs ]. E. McKeon, with Miss Margaret
and Master Franklin McKeon, will leave
: Monday for a two weeks visit in Ian
; caster n. H, and Bryants Pond, Me.
. c. w Dunham has sold his four-cylin-
, der Stevens-Duryea motor car to Il. A.
Burditt of Rutland, the general manager
of the New England Roman Stone COM
pany of that city The machine has been
delivered this week.
Mrs. w. H. Corser, Mrs. B. G.. Corser,
I Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Allen, Benjamin
( Bingham and the Misses Mixter Of Phila-
= delphia are at Sunapee. They will be
e Joined at the end of this week by w. H.
[ | Corser, who will remain with the party
d throughout August
i Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Eddy of New
e York city came here this week for
o a vacation visit with Mr.. Eddy's pa
e rents Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Eddy. Mr..
= Eddy has been teacher of sciences the
n past four years in the New York high
e school of commerce.
Mrs Fay Bowker of Meriden, Conn.,
Z Mr. and Mrs John Hurley and T. A
: Murphy of Bellows Falls, Miss Abbie Hig-
q gins of Springfield Mass, Mr.. Houliha1
. and niece, Miss Margaret Houlihan OF
s Chicopee, were in town Wednesday to at
n tend the funeral Of Mrs, Mary Higgins.
e Secretary c. F. W. Cunningham of the
n Y. NJ. c. A. went TO his home in Roches'
I ter, n. Y, yesterday for two weeks va
i cation. Mrs. Cunningham accompanied
. him. They will move to Pawtucket, r. L.
n the latter part of the month and Mr.
g Cunningham will begin his work as as
IS sistant secretary of the Pawtucket as
9 ISOLATION Sept. /.
Mr. and Mrs. r. ]. Heaphy Of thC
q Pavilion, Montpelier, came to BrattleborC
II last Saturday afternoon and spent Sun
II day with Mr.. Heaphys father and sister
on Cedar street. Mr.. Heaphy has made
important changes and improvements II
:, the hotel since he became its owner las
- February, including the installation OF 6
a complete new kitchen outfit. The house
:, Is doing a very successful business.