Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-03
HRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mass, Sunday and Memorial day
Mrs. J. L. Martin went this week to
Montpelier for a visit of two weeks.
Mrs. F. d. Fisk is at her cottage at
SpOfford lake to remain several weeks.
Miss Mary and Miss Katherine Barrett
of Bellows Falls were in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs F. q. Dickinson went We'd
nesday to New York to spend two weeks.
Mrs. J. e. Rogers and two children Wis
tied Mr.. Rogerss mother in orange this
week.
r. p Messenger Of Poughkeepsie, n. Y,
visited Harold o. Sherman early in the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Walker have
moved from Crosby block to l Spruce
street.
Miss Helen Stevens of St. Johnsbury
has recently been the guest Of Mrs. E. H.
Crane.
Miss Mary Mcguire of Meriden. Conn,
was the guest Of Mrs. d. w. Shea early
in the week.
Fred d. Morris of Greenfield visited
Sunday and Monday with his brother,
George Morris.
Mrs. Houghton and Mrs. Chandler of
Springfield, this state, are visiting rela-
tives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Hopkins Of Adams,
Mass, have been visiting at n. L. John
sons this week.
Miss Rose Bullock of Boston visited her
mother, Mrs. Hannah Bullock Of Organ
street, this week.
William Heard and family are moving
from 10 Pearl street to Mrs. Reeds house
on Central street.
Herbert Sanderson has moved from II
Washington street to Myron p. Daviss
house on Highland street.
Mrs. A A. Norman and daughter, Lou
ise, were guests at A. f. Rohde's from
Saturday to Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Belknap Of
! Claremont y. H., spent Memorial day
at Peter s. Chase's.
Leon Al. Lamb Of Fiskdale, Mass,
spent the early part of the week with his
mother, Mrs. A. S. Lamb.
| F. y. Farnum returned Sunday from
Waverley, Mass, where he had been car
pentering for George Barnes
Rev. Father p. ]. Long of Proctor spent
| Memorial day with his mother, Mrs.
Bridget Long of Cedar street.
Mrs. Mabel Waterman Webster went
| Tuesday to Lunenburg, Boston and other
Massachusetts places to visit a week or
| more.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Howard announce
the marriage engagement OF their daugh-
! ter, Ella Fannie Howard, to William Lu-
ther Hunt.
Mrs. A. S. Hall Of Winchester Mass,
! who had been visiting at H. H. Thomp-
! sons several days, went Monday to her
old home in Westminster West to visit
Mr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Hopkin-
son of Bennington drove to Brattleboro
Sunday and spent Memorial day with
Mr.. Hopkinsons father, F. p Hopkin-
son.
Mrs H. W. Dudley of Cambridge. Mass,
returned to her home Tuesday after
spending several months at the home OF
her father, f. p. Hopknson, on Cherry
street.
The Brattleboro delegates to the county
| convention of the w. c. T. L. yesterday
and today in Newfane are Mrs Harriet
! Tucker, Mrs A j. Currier and Mrs. G. o.
Abbott
Mrs. Arthur o. Leary of Holyoke and
her children, Dennis, Eugene, Arthur and
Margaret, were in, Brattleboro early in the
week and visited their old friends in VIII
| Evansville.
Frank Baker, formerly of Brattleboro
and Raymond GoOdell, both of Spring
field, Mass, came Sunday in an auto
mobile TO make brief visit with Mr.
Goodell's father, c. ]. Goodel.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Whittier Of Mont
pelier came Saturday to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. H G.. Barber. Mr.. and Mrs
Barber accompanied them home yester-
day afternoon by automobile.
Miss Florence Johnson and Earl Ester
brook returned Monday from a visit OF
three weeks in East Dover. Mr.. Ester
brook left Tuesday for Susquehanna, Pa.
where he expects to remain year.
Miss Lillian Johnston of the Emerson
h..aW Al fVaa.
ton came home Wednesday to spend a
vacation of three weeks with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w. Johnston
Miss Josephine Toedt came home Tues
day night from Boston, where she ha:
been studying vocal music and elocuton
Her father, II. f. c. Toedt, went t
Boston Saturday and returned with her
Adonis Bowie left Wednesday for Cleve
land, Ohio, where he has an excellent po
sition as chauffeur for a wealthy resident
He has been engaged in automobile worl
four years and at one time filled a DO
sition in Virginia.
Howard c. Rice left this morning on Z
fishing trip of two weeks in Upton, Me.
on Umbagog lake, the lowest in tn
Rangeley chain He will be Joined a
Wells River by Arthur w. Childs of Man
chester, N. II.
Mrs. Mary Spencer Morgan of Shell
burne Falls, president OF the Windhan
county W. c, T. u, spent Wednesda,
night at the home of DIR. Henry Tucke
on her way to Newfane, where she pre-
sided at the annual county. convention.
James F. Hooker was the Memorial da
orator in Schenectady, N. Y. The Schen
ectady Union prefaced a long abstract O
J the address with the following highl
complimentary reference: Mr.. Hooke
gave one of the most brilliant and elo
quent addresses that has been heard o
Memorial day in this city for many years
He is a born orator and he held the at
} tention of his audience throughout hi
entire address,"
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