Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-08-30
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

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| ing Frank c.. Piper.
Mrs. B. II. Putnam Is visiting at C,lin-
| ton Pettee's in Brooklyn
| Ruth Allen of Bellows Falls was a via,
| itor in town over Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Todd spent Sunday at her
| home in Palmer, Mass.
{. W. Sargent Of Springfield is visit
| ing his son, Fred Sargent
Mrs. Smith of Elm street left TODAY for
stay at Winthrop Mass
Cecelia Dragon of Northampton is with
MISS Alice Mettey this week
r. w. Bruce, who has been IN the mast
four weeks, is now gaining
Mrs. Lucy Yeaw of Springfield Mass
Is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Pearl Coy of Yonkers, N. Y. visit
ed Miss Inez Goodale this week
Ed. Benson of Hartford, Conn, is a vis-
ltor at his old home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Lavalle Of Amherst.
Mass, were in town over Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Matthews went yester
day to Rutland for weeks visit
a. v May, the real estate agent, is con-
Hhed to his home by ivy poisoning.
MISS Katherine Calvin is spending her
vacation in New York and vicinity.
MRS. Louis 1eaw and daughter, Edith,
are visiting at Claremont this week.
II.
Sunday with his father, T. w. Bruce,
Miss Katherine Fleming returned we'd
nesday after lew days spent in Holyoke.
MI and Mrs. w. Bemis and mother
Mass 0Ne'
Mary and Margaret Moylan returned
Monday from weeks visit in Newoprt.
N. II. -
Miss Louise des. seelye Of Hartford
nj
Miles - a.
Miss Emily Clapp returned the first Of
the week after a vacation visit in Bidde-
ford, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Allen were at their
cottage at Sunset lake during the grove
meetings.
c. F. Thomas and son returned yester-
day atter visit OF two weeks in Platts-
burg, N Y.
Charles Root of Springfield, Mass, has
few days.
Mrs. Henry Pelerin and children went
Saturday to Manchester N. H., to visit
three weeks.
Miss Gertrude Croker visited Miss
Georgia Field in Hillsboro, Mass, early
in the week.
Rollin s Childs went to New York
yesterday on business and will remain
over Sunday.
Richard Averill went this week in his
automobile to Alstead ". H., for visit
OF few days.
Miss Katherine ]. Shea will 90 to-
morrow to her home in Monson for two
weeks vacation.
|. The Sisters of st. Joseph returned
yesterday from Rutland where they
| spent two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lyman Goldsmith and
family have returned after a months
stay at Spofford lake
Mr.. and Mrsl G. M Taylor will go to
Grafton tomorrow TO visit Mrs Helen
Hamilton two weeks.
Miss Josie Foster returned from Chi
cago yesterday after a months visit there
and in Milwaukee.
4ur and Mrs Patrick Clune Of East
Putney visited over Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Shuman.
Scott Barber has been spending a va
cation of two weeks in Boston with mis-
brother, Robert Stickney.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moynihan have re-
turned after spending two weeks in At
lantic City and in Keene.
Miss Inez and Miss Florence GoodaIe
are spending their vacations at the Good
ale farm in Dummerston.
Miss Mary Frost is bookkeeper in the
office of Holden & Martin during the abb
| sence of Miss Callahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele-G Gray returned Fri
day to New York after a ten days STAY
at the home of ]. Harry Estey.
Miss Doris Foley returned Sunday to
her home in Springfield, Mass, after two
weeks visit with Miss Mabel Clapp.
a. d. Wyatt has been attending the
| meetings of the New England Photogra.
piers association in Boston this week
Mrs. Abbie NJ. Fits and Miss Mary
| and Duluth by way of the Great Lakes
Rev. and Mrs. George Pomfrey and
| their two children, visited at w. A. Pom
| freys on Frost street the first Of the
week
Luke Woodard is here this week assist
| ing Mrs. Woodard in packing their goods
for removal to their new home in Spring.
field, Mass.
Mrs. Sears and her daughter, Mrs. Amy
Ashcroft, went Monday to Greenfield.
From there they will go to Worcester to
visit a week
Matthew Flood returned Saturday to
his home in Springfield, Mass, after a
| weeks visit with his brother and sister
John and Elizabeth Flood.
Mrs. Thomas Holoran and niece, Kath-
! crime Carmody, returned yesterday to
their home in Bennington after visit
with Rev NJ. ]. Carmody.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Humpstone will
return to Fredonia N Y, Sunday. They
| will be accompanied by Mrs. Humpstone's
mother, Mrs, Henry Rawson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Denison Cowles and chill
| dren went this week by automobile to
| Westfield Mass, where they visited Mr..
Cowles's uncle, Judge Willis S. Kellogg.
| DIR. w. V. Randall and family of New
| burg, n. Y, will return to their home
| today after spending two weeks with DR..
G. F. Barber and family at Spofford lake.
Miss Harriet Warriner of West Brat
| tleboro has been seriously i'll and under
| the care OF trained nurse at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Fanny Cotton, in
| Mortified.
United States Senator Bulkeley OF Con-
| necticut and Judge Prentiss of New
! Haven, who were members of automobile
parties, stopped at the Brooks House
| Wednesday.
| Rev and Mrs. r. Q. S. Osgood return
| ed Tuesday from their vacation spent at
| the sea shore, accompanied by their
| daughter Who has recently returned from
a trip to Europe.
Charles w. Stewart arrived recently
| from Batesburg, N. c., where he has been
a large part of the time the past two
years. He visited the jamestown exposI-
| tion while on his way north.
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