Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-08-12
sRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w Dewolf are at their
cottage in Westbrook, Conn, on the |
sound
Miss May Howe has returned from a |
visit in the family of II. w. Lewis in |
Randolph.
oscar Drury of Providence, r. l., for
,ner resident, was a visitor In town the |
first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w. Blake left
Friday on a vacation trip of two weeks
to Castne, Maine.
Mrs. Alice Howe Holloway and daugh-
ter Dorothy, of Indianapolis are guests
at John c. Howe's.
Wilbur Elethorpe. clerk for the Melen
Hardware company, has been visiting In
Tinmouth, this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Daniels of Decatur,
Ill, spent few days with Mr.. and Mrs
f. w Gipson on High street last week.
Henry H. Conland of Hartford, Conn,
was a visitor in town over Sunday with
his mother, who has been here several
weeks
Miss Mary Manning of the Phelps Pub
fishing company in Springfield, Mass is
having a vacation, spending 1t in that city
and in town.
Miss Mary A. Austin, student nurse in
the Brattleboro Memorial hospital, is
visiting her mother Mrs. Jane c, Aus
tin, in Keene
Mrs. G. D. Eldbridge of Shelburne Falls
is visiting in the home of her son, X. j.
Eldrdge manager of the Brattleboro tele-
phone exchange.
Miss Minnie Stockwen has given up her
rooms over Wilcox's store and Is at her
home in West Brattleboro to remain the
next two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tisdale and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Weatherbee of Leominster
were guests at j. c. DeWitt's from Sun
day to Wednesday,
Clyde Cutler, clerk in the Brooks House
Pharmacy, left Sunday on a weeks va
cation. He planned to visit in Brockton.
Revere Beach and elsewhere.
Mrs. F. II. Harris returned Monday
from Peterboro, n. H, her son, c. A.
Harris, making the trip there in his au-
tomobile to bring her home.
Molly Pearson of Cuttingsville has been
entertaining this week Misses Florence
and Edith Douglas of Brattleboro and
Miss Mary Chase of Shelbyville, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Whitney went by
automobile to Boston Saturday. They
visited various places of interest in East
ern Massachusetts during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond A. Atherton
and little son, Hal, of Bernardston spent
Sunday with Mr. Atherton's sisters, Mrs.
c. Kenneth Farnum and Mrs Duane F.
Farr.
Mrs. C. C. Averin accompanied her
granddaughter, Marion Adams. to her
home in Springfield, Mass, last week
Thursday. Mrs Averin will return to
Brattleboro tomorrow.
Miss Florence Clark and Miss Mary
Clisbee are with John L. Knowlton' S
family from Lowell, Mass, who are oc-
cupving a cottage on the seashore at
Scituate Mass, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. O. Burton of Clinton.
Mass. came to Brattleboro Monday by
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ing with Mrs. Buttons brother, Fred L.
Howe at his cottage on Ames hill.
Miss Edith Appln, who is stenographel
at Gilbert & Barkers gas works II
Springfield, Mass, has returned to hel
work after a three weeks vacation, spen
with her parents at 81 Frost street.
Miss Stella Beard of Richmond Hill
Long Island, who has been spending q
week with her aunt, Miss Sarah Griswold
will leave today for Knoxville Tenn, tC
remain there some time with friends.
E NJ Bennett and daughter. Edith, ant
son, Warren, of Philadelphia are spend
ing two weeks with Mr.. Benefits parents
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bennett and hi
sister, Mrs. Dana I. Howard and family
Miss Genevieve NJ. Slate was a guest o
Mrs John b. Devins in Mortified, Mass
over Sunday. Miss Slate and Miss Ger
trude Miller went to Charlestown, n. H.
Monda afternoon to visit Mrs. Georg
Howe.
Mrs. George Fisher and little Georg
Robbins returned last week Thursda
from a short visit at Jerry Frost's HON
in Springfield. Saturday, Mrs. Ffshe
left for Attleboro, where she will renal
for week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. a. Coburn spent tn
day Tuesday with Mr.. Coburn's brother
in-law Frank II. Baker, who lives o
Pomona avenue, Springfield, Mass. NJ
and Mrs Coburn left in the evening fc
Weston, Vt, whore they will remain unit
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Albert Rockwell will leav
Saturday on a vacation trip of two weeks
They will visit in Gardner and Grafton
Mass, and will then meet Mr., and Mr.
H. R. Randall in Boston, who will az
company them on a trip to Provincetow
and other places on Cape Cod.
Milton H. Miller and son, who hay
been visiting at Mt Millers former hon
two weeks, will return today to the
home in Cambridge, Mass. An older sc
will remain until time for him to retuT
to school. Mrs. Miller has been spendir
her vacation in Exeter, y. II.
Jose Villapol a former employe Of Il
White River Chair company, arrived
town Saturday to remain two weeks +
is a travelling salesman for a New Yol
furniture house, his territory Rcludir
parts of South Africa, Cuba and Sou
America. Eight months are consumed
once covering the field.
Mrs Isabel r. Simords of Somervill
formerly of BrattlebOro, was in TOW
Sunday on an automobile trip The par
included Mr. and Mrs. Wood of Car
bridge. who are well known in Brattlebo
through their visits to this locality, N
Schinpe of Newton. Mr.. and Mrs. Russ
of Keene and Mr.. Milton of Cambrde
Raymond H. Wiswell, Harry ". Mill
and w. Harry FELTON, of Northampt'
walked from Greenfield to Brattlebo
Monday on the first lap of tramp of
miles in eight days. They plan to
through the White Mountain region al
to climb Mt Washington. They we
dressed in Khaki suits and carried kna
sacks and canes.
e. V. Morse's class of the Baptist Su
day school, in charge of Mr.. Morse W
return tomorrow after being in camp
Marlboro South pond a week. The DO
i'm the party are Godfrey Crosby, Charl
Herrick, Homer Ellis, Ernest Herric
Ralph Kirkwood, Walter Rogers, Reub
Brown, Hubert Hall, Ray Adams, K
Miner Verne Adams, Harold Miner.
Last Friday jolly party of ladies j
Brattleboro on the morning train
Springfield, Mass, where they were
guests of Mrs. o. B. Ramsey. formerly
this town. They ate dinner at the resta
rant of Forbes & Wallace, and then spt
the remainder of the day at Mounts
park. The ladies in the party were: M
A. A. Pike, Mrs. Dora Goodale, Mrs,
E. Willard, Mrs. John Mack all of Sol
Main street; Mrs. A. A. Reyes. Mi