Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-10
5RATrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

visiting her cousin. Carl S. Hopkins.
Dorothy Morris of Greenfield was the
guest Of Helen Kenney over Sunday.
Mrs George stone and Mrs George
Knight visited in Greenfield Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred r. stebbins went
Tuesday to Chicopee Falls to visit a few
days.
Mrs. n. d. Clawson returned Tuesday
after a visit of a week with her parents
in Keene.
Mrs. p. S. Eames has been a guest at
II. w. Brigham's in Winchester, y. H.,
this week
c. Edwin Sawyer Of Boston was in town
over Sunday to visit his father, Col n.
c. Sawyer.
Mrs E. L. Hudreth left yesterday for
visit of several weeks in Worcester and
Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Prescott are
spending two weeks with friends in West
Townshend.
Mrs Bertha Shaw and son Of Shelburne
Falls came Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E Combs
Fred p. Bemis of Davenport Iowa. is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. +. L. Waterman,
and other relatives
Mrs Wilbur Henry Of Fttchburg was
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Mary Z.
Horton over Sunday.
Mrs W. II. Damon of Orange Mass,
Is spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs George II. Bond.
Mrs c. w Stone left Wednesday for
Chicago. where she will visit her brother
\. L. Shaffner two months.
Hosea Mann Of Torrington, Conn, who
was on a trip by motor car. visited in
town the latter part Of the week
Miss Margaret Barber returned last
fp a In a
home during the summer vacation.
Mrs. L. A. Howe returned yesterday to
her home in White Plains, y Y. after
visit Of three weeks with relatives.
Louis Walker went Monday to New
York. where he will be the guest of his
cousin Walter W Bryne, two weeks.
Miss Grace Howard Of Winchendon re
turned to her home yesterday after
spending two weeks at W. c. Rockwell's.
Rev Lawrence I. Bower Of Nergennes
and his mother. Mrs J. a Bower are
spending the week at the Brooks House.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennison Cowlcs and Mr..
and Mrs W F. Root went to Springfield.
Mass, Wednesday I'm Mr.. Cowlc'- auto
mobile.
Mrs Sanford A. Daniels and daughter.
ESTHER. left today for Montpelier. where
| they will visit IN days with Mrs. Etle.
| Webb Brjttellc.
Rolin 5 Chnds and John NJ. Evans,
son of Alyron Evans of Dummerstou.
returned sunday night after spending
a few days in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs sidney Miller Of Omaha.
| Neb.. former residents, are guests at H.
| II Thompson's. They plan To- remain IN
| BrattleborO or vicinity through the sum
mer.
H. p Miller Of Greenfield. who has
taken a position in the Durham Brothers
company store has moved his family
to Brattleboro. They will live on Frost
| street
Mrs. O. D. Esterbrook came - Dr. G
| +. BARRIERS the last Of the week after
spending the winter in Boston and vicin-
ity She will remain here through the
summer.
Matilda UHery will return to Brattle-
| boro Monday for her summer vacation
from St Mary's school in Concord. y. II.
Elizabeth Glidden returned from the
! school Tuesday.
Mrs Brown Of Gardner. Mass. and
| Mrs I.ebourveau Of Walpole. y. H. re-
turned to their homes Wednesday after
a visit of few days with their sister,
Mrs Milton Bement.
Miss Ruth Estey finished work Tuesday
for O. J. Pratt and went Wednesday to
| White River Junction 10 visit two weeks,
after which she will go to Lake Sunapee
where she Will work during the summer.
DR. +. r Lynch attended the annual
banquet ami reunion of the New England
alumni OF the Baltimor" Medical college
in Boston Wednesday evening He Is
vice president Of the New England as
sociation.
Villain b. Vinton. Christie p. Crow.
ell. George NJ Clay Horton u. Walker
W. j Peutnnd, jr, and John f Brasoi
attended in Windsor Friday night tn,
meeting of Windsor lodge of Perfection
l4th degree Scottish Rite Masons
Leon NJ Lamb, raymaster ~ the Snel
Manufacturing company of Sturbridge
Mass was speaker before the Mas
sachusetts railroad commissioners 10
| Boston Tuesday I'm favor of the Crane
Trunk railroads proposed extension from
Palmer to Providence
Mr.. and Mrs s NJ Yeaw will GO L.
Northampton tomorrow n attend com
menccment exercises ~ Smith college
their daughter. Miss Rua Yeaw being
a member Of the graduating class. Thel
will remain through the commencement
and will return to Bratteboro Wednes
day.
Mrs G. NJ Taylor, who was in Wash
ington through the winter, reached Brat
tleborO yesterday. She Will spend III
summer in the home of her brother @
. ?. Bailey of Canal street. Mrs. Taylo
visited James II Whites family in Mer
iden Conn, while on her way to Brat
tleboro.
Mrs Allan D. Browns son, Peirct
graduated from the naval academy a
p Annapolis last week in class of 10.
and he now has the rank of past mid
shipman. He came home Tuesday for
furlough of a month before beginning
service on his ship He has not yet bee
ordered to any ship
The honor list Of the members Of Ia
graduating class of the Greenfield hig
school who have an average Of over
and are therefore entitled to member
ship in the Alpha society is announces
this week. Miss Dorothy Morris, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs F. d. Morris is on
of the honor students
Mrs. Julia Lane Parker returned Sat
urday from Springfield, Mass, where sh
spent several weeks on her return fror
an extended trip in the South. Sh
went this week to Westminster to visi
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Walker 1t was he
plan to go from there to Bellows Fall
and Springfield. this state.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur w. Cobb of In
dianapolis came Friday night to Wis
Mr. and Mrs. w, A. Gilbert and Mr.. an
Mrs. c. L. Cobb and other relatives
this locality. They visited Mr.. Cobbs IA
Their Quincy w. Cobb, in Jamaica an
the latter's five brothers, Alphonso c, an
Hollis Cobb in Putney Falls, Daniel
Cobb of Brattleboro and Norman ar
Marshall Cobb of Keene, going Sunda
night to Springfield, Mass. thence
Boston and Norwich, Conn, on bushes
Mr.. Cobb is a native of Hinsdale and