Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-08-26
3RATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

c. II. Thompson Of Claremont visited in
town Tuesday.
y. +. Mlington OF Peru was in town
yesterday on business.
Miss Marion Gibson has been visiting
in Charlestown. n. II.
Mrs. N. n. Darling went yesterday TO
Westmoreland to visit a few days
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Vancor of Chelsea
came to Brattleboro Saturday to live.
w. b. Haskell and family are having
a vacation at Surfside, Gloucester, Mass.
G. f. Brown returned Friday to Boston.
His wife and daughter remain at Hill
crest.
Mrs. Marietta Carpenter of Seymour,
Ind, is visiting her brother, Eugene
Clark.
Miss Mary Niles has returned to Buffa-
10 after spending three weeks with her
mother.
Miss Nellie Eddy and Miss Ada Eddy
are spending the week in Greenfield and
Bernardston.
Miss Minnie Shea Of Holyoke was a
guest Of her cousin, Miss Margaret Lynch,
over Sunday.
Ellyne Niles has returned after an ex-
tended visit with her sister. Mrs. J. w.
Bass, in Randolph.
Attorneys w. r. Daley and f. w. Glib
son went to Barton last night to confer
with Judge w. W. Miles
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Peirce Of Bos-
ton came Wednesday to visit Mrs II. w
Sargent and Mrs. O. b. Mack.
Miss Alice NJ. Russell and niece, Miss
Catherine Russell, of New London, are
visiting Miss Catherine Hartnett.
Mrs. c. W. Reed and daughter, Ruth
visited Mrs. Reeds aunt, Mrs. i. w. Pur-
rington, in Colrain the first of the week.
promising young sculptor. visited We'd
nesday with his father, Frank r. Horton.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Carl Cushing and son and
Mrs. CIshng's mother. Mrs. White, are
at the Miller cottage Sunset lake for an
outing.
Road Commissioner d. r. Perry went
to Montpelier Monday to consult State
Commissioner c. W. Gates relative to
road work.
Miss Corrie VI. c. Hatcher left this
morning for Morrsville, y. Y, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Helyar, formerly
OF Brattleboro.
Mrs. Mary Lee went to Greenfield Tues
day to attend the funeral of John Con-
nors, jr., 3, only son of Mrs. Hannah
Moore Connors
Mrs. David Duquette of Chicopee Falls
was in town Tuesday and Wednesday on
account of the illness of her brother
George Danyew.
\ party Of 10 young people from Brat
tleboro. Guilford and New York climbed
the mountain yesterday with Mrs Fred
Brown as chaperon.
Mrs. Jane Newton and daughter, Miss
Lillian 9. Newton, returned Monday after
visiting Mr. and Mrs Frank Spaulding
in Walpole several days
S. w Kirkland and family Of Milton
Mass. are at the home OF Mr. Kirkland's
tr.f-T -
zion of two or three weeks
Miss Katherine Cunningham is taking
Miss Elizabeth Rathbone's place as nurs,
at the Home for the Aged during Miss
Rathhonc's absence in Montreal.
Miss Emma Gregg and Miss Izetta
Stewart visited Miss Stewards cousin.
Mrs l.. 4 I. Chapman. in Mortified.
this state. "a few days this week.
Miss Margaret and Miss Anna Dale LEFT
yesterday for their home in Mortified.
Mass. after enjoying two weeks vaca-
ton at the home Of their uncle. T f.
Rouse.
Frank II. Field OF the office staff of the
General Electric company in Schenectady
came Saturday to spend a vacation OF
TWO weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Asa Field of Pearl street.
F. f. Wyman and son. Everett, of
Brattleboro arrived last night for a visit
to the formers mother and sister, Mrs.
Laura Wyman and Mrs. o. II. Silver
-GBarre Times of Monday.
Martin Austin, jr., returned Wednesday
from Winthrop. Mass, where he visited
his brother, John d. Austin. Mrs Austin
and children. who have been in Winthrop
since Friday. will return at the end Of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brasor Of Chicago
and George Brasor of Louisville, Ky. are
visiting at Egbert Brasor's Charles Bra
sor is freight solicitor for the foreign
business Of the Canadian Pacific railroad
and has offices in several western cities
Frank d. Fisk who sustained a shock
Of paralysis recently in Burlington, was
brought home Monday night accom-
panied by Mrs. Frank Fisk and Mrs
Karl Miner OF New York. a daughter
He has shown slight Improvement the |
past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs John G. Howe will leave
tomorrow for a visit to Newport and the |
northern part of the state going thence !
to Laconia, y. H.. to visit their daugh- |
ter, Mrs Park Hoyt. They also will visit |
at Lake Winnipiseogee and on the Massa- |
chuSetts coast a few days.
Lucien Howe and his sister. Mrs. Alice |
Howe Holloway, and her daughter Of In |
dianapolis left Monday after visiting a |
the home of their brother, John c. Howe. |
Lucien Howe going to Clinton Mass. to |
visit Mrs. Mary Howe Burton and Mrs |
Holloway going to Lexington.
James H. Burke of Port Limon, Costa
Rica, formerly station agent here and now
superintendent of the Northern railway,
greeted as many as possible of his Brat
tleboro friends during a brief visit Tues
day afternoon. He came to Vermont on a |
six weeks vacation, three Of which will
be consumed in travel between Costa
Rica and this state. The other three he
spent with his family in Essex Junction
He came to Brattleboro Tuesday after
noon and left for Boston early Wednesday
and after making a few business
calls in that city he sailed yesterday for
Port Limon. He said the climate in Costa
Rica was much better than he had ex-
pected to find, and his appearance indi-
Gated that it agreed with him.