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

Miss Annie Stewart is visiting a week
in Mortified this state.
c. w. Wilcox has returned after a week
spent in Boston and vicinity
H. NJ. Gale went yesterday to New York
city for 10-days vacation.
Miss BLY, Paul has returned from Que
bee to attend school this winter
Mrs. Nellie Streeter has returned from
a two weeks outing at York Beach
Mrs. Josephine f. Bailey has returned
after a visit of a few weeks in Fitchburg.
Mrs. Leroy Houghton of Greenfield
visited Mrs c. f. Brown a few days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilbur have re-
turned after a two weeks vacation at
Revere beach.
Miss Alice Richardson has visited the
past three weeks in Providence, Boston
and Lawrence.
The Sisters Of st. Joseph have return
ed from Rutland, where they spent the
summer vacation.
Miss Margaret Lilis returned Satur-
day after a two weeks vacation in Hins-
dale and Greenfield.
DR.. E r. Lynch visited his brother, Rev
j. a. Lynch, in Pittsford Mills Sunday
going by automobile.
Miss Elizabeth Lafrnea returned yes
terday to Greenfield after a few days
Dennison Cowles and family returned
yesterday from an outing of two or three
weeks at Spofford lake.
Henry Ryan is spending a weeks va
cation in Mortified, this state, with Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Sullivan.
Rev Father Carmody and Rev. George
| LeEcuyer attended a 40-hours' devotion
in Bellows Falls this week.
Miss May A. Burpee of Glens Falls
y. Y, is visiting a few days with her
cousin, Joseph G. Burpee.
Peter Coburn Of Worcester will come
tomorrow to visit his daughter. Mrs l..
c. Could, over Labor day.
Miss Katherine Clifford returned Sat
urday after six weeks visit with her
brother in Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs. II. c. Wood and granddaughter,
Miss Grace Osgood. Of Gardner are visit
| ing their cousin. c. w. Bems.
The choir Of St. Michaers Roman Cath
olic church will resume singing high mass
Sunday after two months vacation.
Miss Mary Keefe returned Sunday to
Waterbury, Conn, after a weeks visit
with her cousin. Mrs. Michael Lynch.
Joseph and John McGuane have re-
turned to Brooklyn after a four weeks
visit with their uncle, w. NJ. Mcconnell
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ferriter and Miss;
Mary Fitzgerald are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
] l.
Charles Weatherbee and daughter.
Flora, moved yesterday from the Doolt-
| tie house on Canal street to Springfield
Mass.
Richard Bowler of Jamaica Plain, Mass,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs Percy Haigh. His
sister, Miss Nellie Bowler, is expected to-
morrow.
/ Ross White of Yonkers. n. Y. formerly
a local paper manufacturer, was in town
! M hpr Of
his family.
Mrs c. E. Gould and Mrs G. w. Lind
say spent a part of the week with Mrs
Idndsay's sister, Mrs. C. F. Sargent, in
East Dummerston.
Miss Elizabeth Mason returned Tues
day to her home in Toms River, N. j.,
after a six weeks visit with her aunt,
Miss Theresa McGrail.
Miss Catherine Hartnett will close her
boarding house on Canal street tomorrow
and will take a three weeks vacation,
partly in New London.
F. w. Wilder, president of the Vermont
| Loan & Trust company, is spending sew
| eral days at the Brattleboro office with
| General Agent r. B. Putnam.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Aher, formerly of
/ this town, who have been living in
| Greenfield the past year. returned We'd
| nesday TO Springfield, this state, TO live.
John Sheery went Friday to Greenfield
/ to visit his uncle. John Sullivan, and to
| attend the aviation meet. He also visited
| in Springfield, and he will return tomor-
row.
| Mrs. +. w. Kimball has been at Spot
| ford lake several days with Mrs Frank
! Brasor, and Marion Maynard has been
the guest of Elizabeth Brasor at the
| lake
Mrs. Nellie Faubert and son, Arthur,
! returned Wednesday to their home in
| Lowell, Mass, after a visit of several
weeNs with her sister, Mrs. ]. F. Gut
heen.
Mrs. James p. Linis of New York, who
! is visiting Mrs NJ. Lillis, went Tuesday
to Springfield Mass, to attend the we'd
! ding of her brother, Harry Harwood,
! Wednesday.
Mrs. Napoleon Boucher and Miss NAL
vina Boucher went yesterday to St AL
! bals to visit few days, after which
they will go to Saint Alexandria, P. O.,
to remain two months.
Mrs. d. F.. Shea and two children,
| Emily and George, and Miss Mary Shea
! returned Saturday after a two weeks visit
in Rutland, Miss Mollie Donahue return
| ed with them 10 visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Thomas have re-
| turned from Binghamton, where they went
several weeks ago, and have taken their
| former tenement in Mrs. Martin Austin's
house on Grove street
Miss Cora Brooks returned Saturday
| from the Memorial hospital. where she
| underwent an operation. She will re-
main here a few weeks before going to
| Montague to spend the winter.
Lyman Smith returned Wednesday TO
Worcester Polytechnic institute to act
as instructor in shop work two weeks
for members of the sophomore class pre-
vious to entering upon his years work
in the junior class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy and two
children and Mrs. James Murphy of Que
bee are visiting Mrs. W. II. Mitchell.
They spent Wednesday in Fitchburg,
visiting Mrs, James Murphy's daughter,
who is in convent.
Miss Mary Griffin has closed her sham
pooing parlor in Hooker block, and with
her sister, Miss Abbie Griffin, she went
Wednesday to York Beach, Me. for q
two weeks vacation. They win visit in
Boston before returning,
Mrs George Danyew and daughter
Margaret, and Mrs William Boyce went
to Montague City Wednesday to see Mr.
Danyew, who recently underwent an op.
Grafton for appendicitis at the FarreI
hospital Mr.. Danyew Is making a gooC
recovery and expects TO come home mex
week.
Mrs. Henry c. Weeden, who had been
at Spofford lake during the summer, re
turned home Wednesday, accompanies
, by her family MIR. and Mrs. j. L, Stew
art and son, John, who were with Mrs
!, Weeden 10 days, returned Sunday Mis-!
Alice Newell was the guest of Mis-
| Amy Wtuden at the lake last week