Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-22
eRATrLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. Fred l.. Howe is in New York to
visit several days.
Miss Louise d'seelye of Hartford, Conn,
is a guest Of Mrs G. y. Miles.
Arthur T. Simonds left Monday for !
vacation trip of a week In Maine
Mrs. Mendon of Springfield, Mass, is at
Mrs NJ. e. Kirkland's TO stay two weeks
Frank y. Putnam has exchanged his
Buick runabout for a Hudson touring
car.
Miss Doris Wyman is visiting her cous-
in Miss Margaret Putnam, In Bellows
Fails this week.
Miss Hazel Clark went to West Swan
zcv. ~ H.. Wednesday to spend her
vacation with cousins.
Miss Marguerite and Miss Mildred Ban
croft have returned after visit OF TWO
weeks in Easthampton
Alfred Thompson and family will go to-
morrow to the Fletcher cottage, Spofford
! lake, to remain two weeks.
Miss Katherine Slmonds Of Newark
| Ohio. is with her cousin, Mrs. f. X.
! Vaughan, for visit of two weeks
! Mrs. c. w. Hooker and Mrs. L. X.
! Fuller have gone to Schenectady, y. Y,
| to visit Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hooker.
| Mrs William Gray. who had been visit
] ing her brother Major c. Houghton. re-
/ turned Wednesday to her home in Pitts
! field Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Gilbert and
daughter, Marjorie, of Rutland came
! Tuesday afternoon to remain several days
with Mr.. and Mrs Walter a. Gilbert
Dr. and Mrs. II. L. Waterman and
! daughter are in Falmouth Mass. guests
Of Judge and Mrs. Charles H. Robb at
| their summer home.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Smith Of Hartford,
Conn. are spending a vacation Of two
In, hn hnr nj mi r.
ents on Clark street
Mr. and Mrs w. NJ Burt Of Washing
ton d. c.. are visiting at Leslie Smiths.
They made the trip here from Washing
ton in their Hudson touring car.
Mrs. L. L. Durham and son, John, who
have visited in Worcester, Mass, this
week, will go to Salisbury Beach for an
extended outing before returning home.
Alexander Cochran Of Groton. who has
been nominated for Congress by the
Democrats Of the second congressional
district of Vermont. is a brother Of Mrs
j. w. Gregg.
Mrs. Mary ]. Draper accompanied heI
brother, Theodore Putnam, on his return
last week to his home in Grand Rapids
Mich Mrs. Draper will remain in thai
city about three months.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Martin Of Burl
ington were visitors in town over Sunday
Mr. Martin who was formerly connected
> with local garages. is now travelling
mechanism for the Buick company
Mrs. D. X. Butterfeld, formerly Of this
town, whose husband died recently, ha:
sold the Ludlow House in Ludlow and
! the business OF that hosiery to G. II
Raymond, for several years proprietor Of
a hotel in Plainfeld.
A., Raymond Frost. who had been attend
! / ing a convention OF the Holopane com
! pany's employees at Lake George, visite'
! with his father Z. G. Frost. from Tues
= day to Thursday, and then left to resum,
/ his duties in Newark Ohio
y r. r. Rogers Of Spokane, Wash, sec
rotary of the Vermont Loan & Trus
( company arrived in town Wednesday. H
will remain here two or three weeks anC
will make trips to various parts Of New
England with F. B. Putnam, the com
I pany's general agent.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Kenneth Farnum an
7 daughter, Mila, went Sunday to tn
home Of Mrs. Farnums parents. Mr.. an
Mrs \. S. Atherton, in Bernardston. MI
: Tarnum returned Sunday night, but Mrs
{ Farnum and Milia. who has been i'll fou
Il weeks, will stay two or three weeks.
Lester Barber will return soon fror
= Boston. The trouble from which he ha
: been suffering two months proved to be
:, displacement OF the spine. which was sc
II duced by DR.. Goldthwait a well-knOw
:, ! specialist, in an operation at the Core
IL Hin hospital. Since then Mr.. Barber ha
n improved rapidly and his complete recoy
's cry in a few weeks is expected,
IL r. s Staples OF Colony. Kan, a resder
Al Of this town previous to 80 years age
came to Brattleboro Saturday to Wis
l., relatives, and he also will visit relative
" in East Dover. where he lived when
" boy Mr. Staples lived in town so year
d and was employed on the old Vermont an
IN Massachusetts railroad when the fir:
10 train came to Brattleboro. He is a brotht
8 Of Newton L. Staples and father of Mr.
r. Sabin NJ. Yeaw of this town and Mrs l
NJ s. Prouty of East Dover He will visit
10 the two towns about three weeks
Id AS feature of Old Home week in Wi
30 mington in August Rollin 5. Childs
a, this town will give short sketches
e, former residents and present residents
or Wilmington stereopticon portraits
ne them are thrown on a screen by c. NJ. Ru.
II. sell This part of the observance wi
p take place in the evening of Friday, Au
IS 10. Mr.. Childs will speak from the stag
e, Of Memorial hall. The literary commi
gn tee. of which Fred w. Childs OF Brattl'
90 boro is a member, has engaged lars
n number of persons to make short speeche
It. not to exceed five minutes in length, il
is stead of arranging with one person +,
long address.