Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-28
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.


J. G.. Ulery returned from Boston Sat
| urday night
Miss Edith Cray is in Waterbury. Conn,
| for weeks visit
Harry c. Sargent is working in Geddiss
| store this week.
Merton Il. Amidon went to Springfield,
! Mass, yesterday.
Miss Louise Seelye Of Hartford, Conn,
is visiting in town.
Mrs. Walter Gibbs of Northampton is
guest of Mrs. Lucy Gibbs.
Miss Lucretia Turner left Sunday for
| short visit in Turner'S Falls.
| George Harrington is spending few
| days in Wilmington this week
c. r. Holland of Westmoreland Is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. e. l.. Thayer.
Miss Elizabeth Ranney returned to her
| home lii Westminster Monday.
James f. Hooker is attending the Yale
| commencement exercises this week.
w. II. Proctor and family are moving
into their new house on High street.
Judge Ernest w Gibson went to Wind
sor Monday to appear in jury trial.
Mrs. Martha Peck of Westminster Is
visiting at her brothers, w. f. Banks
Walter Byrne Of Brooklyn is spending
Miss Sarah Burnham has been spending
some time with relatives in West Leyden.
Mr. and Mrs Larkin c. Mead went to
Spofford lake Monday to stay two weeks
| or more.
Miss Lucille McShane Of Concord. n H..
| is the guest of her sister, Mrs Bernard
Healey
Miss Mary E. Horton is spending the
| week in Windsor Locks. Conn, and in
! Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs. w. ]. Dare returned Tuesday after
| a visit Of several weeks in .>ew York
| city and vicinity
Miss Anna Turner returned to her home
| ir Boston Monday after spending two
weeks at her home
Dr. f. H. O'Connor left yesterday for
| a weeks fishing trip at Schroon lake in
| the Adrondacks.
Miss Rose Putnam has returned from
| her school IN Montreal to her home for
| the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Blodgett are taking
carriage drive to Rutland and other
| towns in Vermont.
Miss Florence Macdonald, the district
| nurse, will leave Saturday on a months
vacation to Prince Edward Island.
Horace Scott. who was overcome by the
! heat last week, has steadily improved
| and Is now able to be out again.
Mrs. Barrett and daughter Grace. of
| Wendell Depot. Mass. came to Brattle-
boro on carriage drive last week.
Mrs. Doc%crty and son. Malcolm. Of
Gloucester Mass. are at Franklin
Brasor's for a visit of two weeks.
Arthur =. smonds and family nave
moved this week from Canal street to
their new home on Western avenue.
Miss Alta Games and Miss Mary Belle
of NIr l.
Howe in South Dcerfield over Sunday.
Miss Florence Hemenway came home
SaturdHF from Ollvet college to spend the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs, f. \. Wells.
Or Lawrence Heaphy Of New York
city is spending a vacation OF two weeks
at the home Of his father on Cedar street
John Roger Of Union. Conn, is the
new night clerk at the Brooks House
His brother. George, is serving as bell
boy
Mr. and Mrs. c. p Nash of the Home
for the Aged ana Disabled. will start this
week on a PLEASURE trip to Jericho this
state.
Miss Ncn.e Goodrich. the teacher. will
come tomorrow from Brookllne Mass, to
the home Cf her mother for the summer
vacation
Miss Margaret Cray Of Bellows Falls
returned to her home Tuesday after a few
days visit with her cousin, Miss Julia
Brosnahan.
Mrs. w II. Cray and her sister. Mrs.
johnson, Of Washington, have gone to
Manchester. y. H., to visit Mrs Cray's
daughter.
Milton W. Pierce of the University Of
Vermont and George +. Pierce Of Am
herst came home this week for the sum-
mer vacation.
James Barrett outnelder on the Boston
1trifs hos 1,l,1I
over Sunday to visit with his sister Mrs.
NJ. J. Moran.
G. l.. Parker. who has sold his farm in
North Hinsdale. where he has lived the
past six years, is moving with his family
TO Wrentham Mass
Rev. II. a. Goodhue has been in Han
over this week attending the 50th ami
versary of the Dartmouth college class
of 1857 Of which he is amember
Twenty-one ladies', members Of the
Mortified Farms Smithsonian club, made
their annual visit to Mrs. +. H. Smith in
Mortified Farms Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Plimpton who
came from Springfield to attend the
I-avelle- Burke wedding will remain here
FOR vacation Of several days.
George Bishop of Springfield, Mass, is
here for stay OF two weeks assisting
the telephone men in the work Of trans
ferring the telephone exchange.
Deputy Sheriff Myron p. Davis has en-
tered the office of Robert c. Bacon as a
law student. He will continue his work
as sheriff and as collector
Mr.. and Mrs. +. D. Whitney and Mr..
and Mrs. S. O. Miner returned Monday
from an automobile trip to Burlington
Montpelier and other towns in the state
James II. Burke went Thursday to Es-
sex Junction ana Mrs. Burke and three
children, who had been there with rela-
tiNes several weeks, returned with him.
Herbert Brooks attended the annual re-
union of the 10th Massachusetts, regiment
in Pittstield, Mass, Friday. Mr. Brooks
Is past president Of the Tegimental asso-
citation.
j. L. Melen and c. O. Robbins were in
Boston large part of last week attend
ing the meetings of the New England and
National associations of retail hardware
dealers.
Miss Gertrude Gibson returned to her
home in Leominster Mass, yesterday ac-
companied by her aunt, Mrs. L. NJ
Wright whom she has been visiting for
three weeks.
George Hamilton, who graduated from
Wesleyan university last year. attended
the commencement exercises of that in
stitution in Mddletown Conn, this week
returning yesterday,