Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-07-19
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

in Worcester
Miss Mary Clisbee is keeping house for
George A. Hines.
Miss Florence Hall is spending two
weeks In Wilmington.
Ruth Weymouth of Walpole is visiting
Miss Eleanor Streeter.
Miss Grace Bridges spent Sunday at her
home in Williamstown, Mass.
Miss Lucretia Turner returned Monday
from visit in Turner'S Falls.
Miss Ella Newman of Waltham is at
nome Tor the summer vacation.
Miss Mabel Stevens spent Sunday at
her home In BernardstOn, Mass.
Miss Estelle Coutrcmarsh Of Boston is
visiting Mrs. w. f. Neal week
Miss Perry Of Westmoreland is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Thatcher Perry.
Arthur i. Simonds was in New York
from Sunday to Wednesday night
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bartlett are
spending vacation at Sunset lake.
Miss Marion Slmonds went to Keene
Thursday for Il visit at Fred Smiths.
Miss Josie Foster will start Monday for
Chicago where she will visit a month.
Mr. and Mrs. w L. Hubbard are spend
ing a vacation of two weeks at Nantucket
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Han will go to Wells
Beach, Me, Saturday for a weeks out
| ing.
Harry Thomas and daughter, Erma. are
In Springfield, Mass, for a few days
stay.
Miss Eta Turner and Annie Stewart
spent Saturday and Sunday at Spoford
lake
Mrs A. e. Hobart is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Merrill, in Woodstock this
week.
Miss Edna Hopkins of Philadelphia is
guest Of Miss Ruth w. Chllds at Hill
crest.
Miss Clara Gale went Saturday to Clare
mont to visit her sister, Mrs George
Briggs.
Liston Ketchum Of New York. formerly
Of Brattleboro, came here Wednesday for
a short stay.
j. r. Han and family are occupying the
Charles Thompson cottage at the lake
for two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Minor of New York,
formerly Of Brattleboro are visiting rel
auves In town.
Mr.. and Mrs c. o. Robbins left Monday
for Wells Beach, Me. where they will
spend two weeks.
Mrs. Charles G.. Staples and children
went Wednesday to Colrain to visit Mrs.
Charles u. Noyes.
Miss Charlotte Barrett is attending a
house party at the home of Miss Aryila
sampson Of Hatfield, Mass.
MI and Mrs. William Il. Houghton have
nearly completed an amusement hall for
children at their farm in Marlboro
Mrs. Harding, whose home is In France,
came TO Brattleboro Monday after visit
ing in New York and other places
Miss Carrie Cobb was called to SPRING
field. Mass early In the week by the
death of cousin. She returned We'd
nesday
Miss Irene Vivian and Miss Lazelle SUIT
life of Southington, Conn, came We'd
nesday to visit their aunt, Mrs Arthur p.
Simonds.
F. H. Coolbroth of Springfield, Mass.
was in town Tuesday on his way to
Bondville where ne will spend a short
vacation
Charles stolte ana G. W. Reed. sales
men for T.. Crosby II Co. went yesterday
to visit -four mills in Detroit, Minneap-
oils and st. Paul.
Fred Sargent returned To work Monday
at the Grange store after a week spent
with his family visiting in White River
Junction and keene
Mrs. Angelica Gamble state regent Of
the Daughters of American Revolution
! OF Florida, is "A guest OF MIR. and Mrs +.
w Childs at Hnlcrest
Town Clerk William 5 Newton made
/ his annual pilgrimage TO his native town
Of Marlboro Sunday and visited the
scenes Of his childhood
+ Mrs Ernest Perry and daughter, Clara,
! and Mr.. and Mrs Charles .;isbey went
/ Tuesday to Sponord lake to occupy the
/ Burnett cottage two weeks.
T. A Gould Of East Greenwich. Conn.
: was in town Monday on his return from
| Dover where he was called by the ac-
| cident TO his brother last week
Mrs. Stetson Of Somerville, Mass. came
Saturday to spend part OF the summer
with her daughter, Mrs F. H. Howard.
| She will also visit in Londonderry.
| Mrs, Eta Howe, Mrs. Alfred Thomp-
sno Miss Geneveve Slate ana Miss Ade-
| laide Gould went to Greenfield Wednes-
day to see the Arts and Crafts exhibit
| Mrs. George +. Gilman and Miss Nina
Gilman left Monday for Chicago where
they will spend a week and afterward go
! to Paw Paw, Mich, for six weeks stay.
/ Mrs. a. d. Reynolds and Miss Violette
| Reynolds will go TO Wardsboro tomorrow,
| where they will be guests over Sunday OF
Mrs. Mary Eddy at .Iaple cottage. Miss
| Nettie Dale Johnson will return with
| them Monday
| Mrs. George +. Gregory and daughter Of
/ New York came Tuesday to stay at the
Brooks House while the farm in Dunn
merston, recently sold to Mr.. Gregory by
! a. b. Clapp, is being made ready for their
occupancy.
Charles G. Whiting, literary editor of
! the Springfield Republican, was In town
| Tuesday on mis- way to Peru where he
will spend a short vacation. Before re-
turning to Springfield. Mr.. Whiting will
| be the guest Of +. w. Childs a few days.
Clifton L. Sherman, managing editor of
! the Hartford Comm Courant who has
! been visiting his mother and sister here
for two weeks went Monday to the White
mountains on a fishing trip. He will
| probably return to Hartford next week.
Horace letters superintendent at the
f. l.. Hilditeh & Co. job printing office,
will go next week to Denver, Colo, for an
Indefinite stay. He was called there by
the condition of Mrs. Jeffers. who went
to Denver on account of Their health early
| in the summer.
Mrs L. ]. Holden and daughter, Miss
Carrie Holden, of Marlboro Mass, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. +. b. Bissell of
Washington street from Wednesday to
Saturday. They came from Troy and
Salem, n. Y, where they had been visit
ing
Mrs. +. w. Main of Springfield, Mass
and her sister, Mrs. Coolidge of Shell
burne Falls. visited friends in town Tues
day on their way to Sponord lake where
they will spend a month. Mr.. Main, bust
ness manager of the Springfield Republi-
can, will spend Sunday with them.
Mrs, Diedrich Stolte and Miss Annie