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

Mrs. Fred Greasy is in York Beach, Me,
for a vacation.
Mrs. Edwin G. Davis and daughter Of
Athol are visiting in town
ChristuJe Hamilton of Montague,
Mass. is visiting Dorothy Gobie.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Richardson |
and children are at York Beach, Me.
Miss Marjorie crosby is entertaining |
Miss Katherine horton of Meriden, Conn. |
Miss Amy Hines has been the guest of !
Mrs. j. II. Estey at spoiford lake a few
Wym,n Coudrey Of weathersheld,
Conn. is visiting his aunt, Mrs E. c.
Mr.. ana Mrs A. e. Wood have been en-
joying an outing of a few days at Pine
Grove Springs.
MIR. and Mrs. H. b. Van Klecck Of Den
yer. Colorado. are staying at the Goodhue
homestead on Main street.
Mrs II. b. Newton and son, William
Of Hulyuke have visited Mrs. Newton
sister. Mrs. j. s Smith this week
Blanche and Bertha Kimball left yes
| terday to spend vacation OF two weeks
at one Of the beaches near Boston.
Frances Putnam and Florence Pent-
! land went Wednesday to York Beach
! Maine to enjoy "a vacation Of TWO weeks
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. White and Mrs.
| Fred Bemis ana son Of Merden. Conn,
! have been guests at c. r. Crosby's dur
| ing the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs Emerson +. Barrett re-
| turned recently from visit with MI
| Barrett's daughter Mrs. Thomas Pellet,
| In Worcester.
George cain, l.. II. slater and J. J.
| Clune attended in Rutland Tuesday the
annual meeting of the Vermont span Sh
| War Veterans association.
Mrs. sherman McQuaide Of Schenecta-
| dv y y will be joined here tomorrow
! br her husband and they VIII Visit IN
town several days before returning nome.
Miss Helen r. Martin is taking Miss
Florence Hldreth's place in the Congre-
rational choir Miss Hildreth will be at
the HiIdreth summer home on Ames nil
several Sundays.
Rev. Luther NJ. Keneston and family
| returned Wednesday to their home In
Baldwinsville, Mass. after spending Two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse c. john
son OF Forest street.
Kendrick harrington. on returning from
long stay in Philadelphia recently. was
ACCOMPANIED by his sister. Miss Ruth x.
Darlington. Miss Darlington will return
| home today.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert f. Walker have
returned from a months outing in the Ad-
, irondacks The members Of their party
we're Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Byrne Of Brook
b | lNn. NlIS. Atdid L. ASpN6t "a 4ANA''N' -
Mass, and O. O. Ware Of Wilmington.
, Miss c. NJ Goyette. the school and dis
trict nurse of Amherst, is studying dis
trict nursing under Miss Charlotte Mac
! leod in Brattleboro. Before coming mere
i she studied in New York. She expects
to resume her work in Amherst Sept l.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sommers OF Hutchinson
o Kansas. and Mrs 5 f Turner and
D daughter have been visiting MIS-. George
: Clam at Woodland cottage, Sponord
lake. also at Mrs. Louis y. Whitney's
j in town.
70 Col. H. f. Taylor attended the annua
| meeting of the trustees OF the soldiers
home in Bennington Wednesday, III
j made the trip to and from that town by
J. automobile accompanied by his grand
u SON Brainard Taylor.
l. Announcements have been received Of
o the marriage engagement of John Tufts
o and Miss LeonOra Richardson. daughter
:. Of Mrs. Leonora Richardson Of Ashburn
:. ham Both are former Brattleboro younl
n people and have many friends here. Mr.
II Tufts is the representative OF the osborne
% Art Calendar company in the southern
a states.
Miss Jennie NJ Delaney. who has beer
q manager OF the Postal telegraph office II
r. the Brooks House since October 1907
Y has resigned her position, her resignation
e To take effect Aug. !. She VIII visit II
Saratoga before going to her home il
.. Hudson y. Y, and on Sept she vii
: enter the House OF Mercy. a hospital il
!. Pittsfeld. Mass. as a student nurse. Mis-
m Elizabeth Denning Of Brattleboro vii
succeed her as manager Of the Posta
te telegraph Office
n Crosby Adams Of Springfield Mass
a formerly OF this town and Ward NJ. LIB
N OF Springfield, who arranged to go b
is automobile, ITO the Pacific coast, as state
in The Phoenix Friday, changed their pla
. by taking another companion and layin
- out a somewhat different route Adams
- Libby and Harold \. Ainley Of Cheste
- this state. all members Of the class {
In 1910. Norwich university, and Of tn
)" Theta Chi fraternity, left Springfield
Friday noon in a Mitchell, model r,
:" horse power car. headed for Yakima
re Wash, about 200 miles from Seattl
~ where they expect to do surveying f.
the government They will 90 in III
~ machine to Minneapolis. perhaps farthe
They are equipped with tents and camI
u. ing outfit, to save the expense of hotel
~ also rifles, ammunition and other luggag
nj on the hood of the car is n cloth sig
l., bearing the words Mitchell bull dog, 500
~ miles across country" \ fraternity bar
ner also is a feature Of the equipmen
sc The company making the Mitchell car
2, interested in the trip.