Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-02
RRArTLERoRo PERSONAL.

William Sargent and Miss Sadie I'm
derwood were in Keene Sunday.
Elbridge Knowlton and family are
spending the week at Spofford lake.
Mrs. \. NJ Harlow has returned from
her vacation spent in Centrevillo, Mass.
Fred Gipson, who has been in Canton,
o., since June, returned home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bruce returned
from their wedding trip the last of last
week.
Miss S. Osgood Boyden has returned
from her outing at Seabury, Me-, and
Boston.
Hazel Clark was operated upon in the
Memorial hospital Saturday for throat
trouble.
Rev. F. A. Wells was in his pulpit again
Sunday, having returned from his vaca-
ton trip.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hunt returned
Friday afternoon from their wedding trip
to Maine
Miss Elsie S. Smith has returned after
a vacation Of a month spent at her home
in Amherst
Mrs Jennie T. Warren will return to-
day after spending six weeks in Saratoga
Springs, n. Y.
Leon Hewitt and family returned Mon
day after spending two months in Shews-
bury, this state.
Miss Rhea Dunklee spent Sunday with
Miss Mary Manning of Pearl street,
Springfield, Mass
Miss Louise LABEL has, returned from
South Vernon, where she spent three
weeks at her home.
Miss May LOOMS returned Monday
from months vacation spent in Hyannis
| ana Great harrington.
Frank Putnam has returned to his home
in Bellows Falls after visiting at Clarence
Wyman's on Pine street.
Robert Durham returned Monday to
Florence, Mass, after spending his va
| cation at the home of his parents.
Clyde Cutler spent Sunday with his sis
ter and husband Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
! Spaulding in Springfield. this state.
Mrs. l.. f. Bowker of Meriden, Conn,
! came Sunday to visit her sister, Mrs d.
w. Shea of Elliot street, few days.
Daniel p. Cobb returned Tuesday from
a visit of two weeks or more with rela-
tives in Townsheud and West Towns
bend.
Mrs Ralph Pettee and daughter, Doro-
! thy, went the last Of the week to Winhall
to visit Mr.. Pettee spent Sunday with
| them.
Miss Edith Applin, who is stenographer
at Gilbert & Barkers in Springfield
Mass, spent Sunday with her parents or
Frost street.
c. f. Ordway of Proctorsville, the
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't'N ~. tro'' u '''e
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MIS- Cl, ,'iIlo'o Cn m',e 1''S Ms har
been guests of their aunt, Mrs Harre
S. Dearborn. this week.
Mrs George w. Streeter and two chill
dren' VINO were IN town seNeral weeks
returned 10 ,ne!' hume IN "pitn ni5
MUSE ''ic i''''' P''' VI ''9t Ven
Mss Harriet smith ana Miss Mimi
, ltolcomb OF Merlden' conn, are SpthdIh'
, a few days at the home Of MISS Smlih
parents, MI ana MIS- g. -. Sih'Ih
Ced'r street
Henry X. Willard of Washington, u. {
has leased the Francis Goodhue reSidenc
or Main street from November ! To Jun
F. !, ana he and his family viii occupy
the coming winter.
Miss Edith Grant, who has a positio
in the Holsten- Friesian Office, is spend
ing vacation of three weeks at the HON
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W
Grant, in Bernardston
Mr.. and Mrs ]. 4. Bassett and Mr.
William O'Donoghue and son, Roger, re
turned Tuesday from Springfield, Mass
where they had been the guests of Mi:
Rose Judge since Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Knight and daugl
ter of Montpelier, who are now at NJ
knights home, spent a few days la
week with Mrs knights father al
mother Mrs E. L. Towne of Springfield
Mass.
Miss Madeline a. Gregg, who has bee
studying French in Paris several month
arrived at the home of her parents, d
and Mrs. j. w. Gregg. yesterday. 81
will resume teaching in New Bedford in
few days
NJ. c. Houghton of Houghton
Simonds a. NJ Houghton. manager
n Houghton & Simonds's Springfield stor
and William GRAY of Pittsfield Me. a
spending the week in New York buyir
fan garments
7 T. Han. w IT Proctor Miss Yes
re Proctor and Mr. and Mrs Hugh Vel
were among the Old Home day visto
in Westmoreland Thursday. Aug %.
poem by Mr.. Hall was sung to the tu
of The morning light is breaking"
Mr. and Mrs T w Wells and childre
PAM and Doris returned IN their nor
in Snrinqdeld Mass sunday afternoc
Mrs Wells and the children had he
more four weeks ana Mr. Wells +,
weeks VISITING, friends in different plac,
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seriously.
to crosby Adams. who went to CalifC
mia recently with classmates from NJ