Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-23
eRArrLEeoRo PERSONAL.


John Fitzsimmons of Springfield Mass
was in town Sunday.
James A. Austin Is in Boston during
his two weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Shea attended the
Greenfield fair yesterday
John Tasker was a visitor in Hills
boro. N. H.. over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Curry were in Bos-
ton last week on business.
Miss Mary and Miss Kathleen Stewart
| are spending a week in Boston.
Miss Catherine Barrett of Bellows
Falls is visiting Mrs. NJ. ]. Moran.
Mrs. r. E. Parkhurst. who has been
seriously III some time, is improving.
Lewis Jackson of New York city Is
visiting Maj. f. w. Chllds at Hllcrest
Miss Minnie Moran returned Wednes-
day after a several days visit in Chester.
Attorney f. b. Flynn OF Springfield.
| this state. was in town Tuesday on busi-
ness.
Mrs NJ. ]. Larrabee and Mrs. Anna
Endllch spent Saturday in Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs Abbie Sanders and Miss Bessie
Kendall were in Springfield, Mass, sat
| urday
Miss Mary +. Long Of New York city
Is spending a week with Miss Nellie T.
Grady
! Miss Johanna Brosnahan is in Ashburn-
ham, Mass. visiting Mrs. John Hunt two
| weeks
l. @. p. Smith has resumed work for the
| Estey Organ company after an extended
! vacation.
w H. Minor Of St Louis visited in
| town sunday and Monday on his way to
! Burlington.
Mrs Harry Bemis has returned after
] "a
| Plattsburg.
Mrs f. b. owen and daughter Of
! Binghamton, y. Y. are visiting at a.
! H. Illness.
Mrs. f. r. Thomas went to Philadel-
phia Saturday to spend several weeks
| with relatives.
George NJ Stark returned Monday after
a visit with his son, Merrill at Fort
! Niche, y. Y.
Miss Katherine Dwyer has returned
after weeks visit her home in Spring
field. this state.
Miss Louise Rabbit has returned to
her home. Il Pearl street. after being
away all summer.
Mr. ana Mrs Harland Jefts will move
! soon into the upper tenement of Rev.
T. W Sharp's house.
Mr. and Mrs Homer McGregg and
! son Francis came Wednesday from st
! Adams to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bowers returned
! Saturday after two weeks spent In Allan
| tic city and Philadelphia
Mrs Earl Davis has returned after a
IO-days' stay IN Montreal. whore she at
tended the Eucharistic congress
Mr. and Mrs Rice moved Tuesday from
! Horace French's house on Vernon street
to- the Alyord house on Elm street.
John Mccarthy whose foot was crushed
in an elevation nj Durham Brothers store
| several weeks ago, is able TO be out.
Mrs. Ella Woodland and daughter Miss
Lula. Of Portland. Me. are visiting Mrs.
| Woodard's brother. Warner Spear.
Miss Sadie Young and her guest, Miss
Marie Gavin OF Boston. attended the
White River Junction fair yesterday.
Mrs c. s Hemenway returned Mon
dav after a two weeks visit in Cam
bridge. N Y. and West Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs, a. f. Thurber returned
the last of file week after visiting in
Newport this. state, and sherbrooke. p.
Q.
Ruth Snow and Arthur Snow visited
at their home in Marlboro last week.
They were accompanied by Harold
Smith.
Mrs. William Brown and two sons,
Morris and Allan. OF Jamaica Plain viii
come tomorrow to visit Miss Mary
Brown.
Miss Annie McGrath and Miss Annie
Ferriter have returned from The Weirs,
where they We're employed during the
summer.
Rev. J. J. Griffin, PHI D., has closed
Camp Namaschaug at Spofrord lake. He
returned Monday to the Catholic univers-
ity i'm Washington. D. c.
Miss Hazel Palmer, who has been i'll in
the Memorial hospital four weeks with
typhoid fever has so far recovered that
she has returned to her home
Mrs T. II. Ellis has returned after n
two weeks visit in North Hartland and
wilder Her daughter Nellie. who went
with her. will remain for an indefinite
stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Murray Of
| Cedarhurst y Y, who spent the sum
mer at Spofford lake. visited w. NJ. Nc
Council Friday. They will return home
next week.
Miss Mary Griffin returned Saturday
after a three weeks stay al York Beach
and Boston. Her sister. Miss Abbie Crit
fin, who went with her, will stay two
weeks in Maiden.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Chickering and son. Rowell,
Of birmingham, who are visiting them
until after the Valley fair, attended the
Greenfield fair yesterday.
night to visit his brother, J. p. Mack He
will remain. until after the Valley fair.
Mrs Nellie Holcomb OF Meriden, Conn,
is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. =. Mack.
Wells Miller will return to the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania early next week
He has been at home during the short
interval between the time of registra
ton and the beginning Of actual work in
the university.
Prof Wnllston Walker and famil
who have spent the summer at their
summer home on Linden street, will re-
turn to New Haven, Conn., Monday and
Prof Walker will resume his duties in
Yale university.
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Chickering OF
South birmingham, Mass, came Tuesday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Smith until
after the fair Charles NJ. Morse OF Rut-
land will come Monday to Mr.. Smiths 10
stay through the fair.
Harry Nelson and family moved Wed
nesday to Westminster West. They
win sell their house on Union street
postal clark and will make Brattleboro
his headquarters while on duty, which
is on alternate weeks, spending the
other weeks at home
Brattleboro's Smith college delegation
Miriam Howard, Ruth Brown, Helen
Betterley, Faith Yeaw and Zoe and
week to begin the years work. The
Mt. Holyoke college students, Elizabeth
Taylor, Alice Jones, Emma Barrows and
Maud Brown have gone also to begin the
new college year