Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-13
eRATrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Lcstina Stebbins returned Satur-
day after a weeks visit in Jamaica and
Grafton.
Rolin S. Childs and Major f. w. Childs
have been i'm Burlington this week to visit
relatives.
Mrs Addison Hall returned Saturday
after a visit of several weeks in Coopers-
town, n. Y.
Miss Bessie Farnum Of The Phoenix
force is enjoying weeks vacation in
Worcester.
Il. c. Carpenter Of Westheld, Mass
has been calling on old friends in Brattle-
boro and Guiford this week.
Miss Helen Childs has recently been
the guest of Mrs. Harry Percy True in
Springfield Mass, several days.
Miss Florence Hemenway will go to
Olivet, Mich, tomorrow to assume her
duties as teacher in Olivet college.
Dr. and Mrs c. G.. Wheeler and chil-
dren returned Friday after a visit of two
weeks with relatives in Montpelier.
Leslie Brasor returned to Boston Tues
day after a visit of a few days with his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Egbert Brasor
MIR. and Mrs. II. b. Pitman Of Troy, n.
Y, returned to their home Monday, after
staying a month at the Brooks House.
Miss Nellie NJ Goodrich went Friday to
Brookline Mass, to be ready to resume
her duties as school teacher this week.
Miss Ruth Callahan, who mad been at
her nome in Charlestown, n. H., for
vacation, returned the first OF the week.
j. l.. Howard has returned to his work
as supervisor of penmanship In the
schools of Winchester and Attleboro,
Mass
Miss Mary Mclaughlin came Monday
from Bridgeport Conn, for visit of
two weeks with her aunt, Mrs George
Burnett
Mrs Olive Thayer of Townshend is vls-
lting Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Davis also Mr..
and Mrs. George Phillips and son, Curtis,
of Boston
Carl Strand left Wednesday for Ur-
bana, Illinois, where he will pursue
years study In the senior class OF the
University of Illinois
L. d. Spaulding and family have re-
Gently spent week in Springfield, this
state with Mrs Spaulding's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles c. Cutler
Miss Lillian Waitman has returned to
her home in North Springfield, this, state,
after an absence of several weeks in
Brattleboro and Claremont.
Miss Katie Carey. Miss Annie Nc
Grath, Mrs Mary Breen and Mrs. Thomas
Rouse went Monday to Boston, where they
will remain through the week.
Mrs d. H. Clement who had been
here some time, returned to Brooklyn
Monday and on the same day her sister,
Mrs Cressy OF Hartford. left for Sara
toga.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Howes who have
occupied J.. w. Hawley's house month,
have rented the upstairs tenement in
Mrs. Abbie Fitts's house on Chaplin
street
Miss Mary Wells, a former teacher in
the schools Of Brattleboro, has returned
to Huntington. Mass. where she will
make her home with her brother, Charles
A. Wells,
Mrs j. Adeline Perry returned Thurs
day after a months visit with her sister.
Mrs. Ryan. in Athol. Mrs. Perry has
been i'll at her home on Birge street since
her return.
Col. II. f. Taylor visited Col and Mrs.
Thomas Harmon at the soldiers home in
Bennington over Sunday before going to
the national Grand Army encampment In
Saratoga.
George NJ Holbrook OF Springfield,
Mass. who has summer nome on Ames
hill, has given pipe organ to the Con-
gregational church in Swanzey, n. H..
his native town.
Charles f GRAHAM was called to Mer-
rimac, Mass, Saturday by a telegram
| stricken with apoplexy and was in a
critical condition.
Miss Mabel Barrows will go Monday to
| Bradford. Mass. to enter the Junior class
| In Bradford academy Miss Harriet Bar
rows will go Monday to Boston to enter
| Simmons college
Judge +. l. Waterman went Monday to
Montpelier. where he will preside at the
| September session of Washington county
| court. He expects TO be in Montpelier
| a large part Of the time until Decembr.
II. NJ. Eusts and his niece, Mrs. Minis
Of Mobile, Ala. are spending two or three
weeks here as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| II. b. Chamberlain. Mr.. Eusts /; a
nephew OF the late Col. William Austine.
Mr. and Mrs. George Z. Foster went
| Monday TO Boston, where they met Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur w. Childs. Tney ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. Childs to Man
| chester and will visit there and in other
| places two weeks.
Miss Mary Niles. who had been at the
Brooks House a month, returned Tuesday
to Bridgeport, Conn She was accompan-
| led by Mr.. and Mrs George +. Bushnell
Of Bridgeport, VINO were guests at the
hotel several days.
George II. Sherwin. bookkeeper at the
Keene National bank, Is taking a two
weeks vacation, a portion Of which he is
will also visit his former home in Brattle-
| boro.-tKeene Sentinel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stanley left this
morning for stay of two or three months
in Chicago with their son. Their home is
in Brattleboro and they have been spend
ing the summer in this city and vicinity.
Montpelier Journal. Sept. 9.
l.. w. Hawley and his family returned
Monday from York Beach. Miss Jessie
| Hawley has gone to Exeter, n. H., where
she will teach music the coming year. Lu-
tner w, Hawley, jr., will go TO Worcester
next week to enter upon his senior year s
work in the Polytechnic institute.
Stuart Frost went Wednesday to the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute in Troy,
N y, where he will begin his third year 3
study. His brother, E. Murray Frost,
who accompanied MIN, will enter the
freshman class. Horace Scott of the ju-
Nor class will go to Troy tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson and little
daughter OF st. Louis visited Mr.. and Mrs
James Evans Monday and Tuesday. They
came as far as Niagara Falls in their big
touring car, accompanied by friends, who
returned TO st. Louis with Mr.. Johnson's
chauffeur.
Midshipman w. Peirce Brown has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. A. d. Brown
while on a short furlough from the naval
academy in Annapolis. He also visited
In Mortified, where his father, the late