Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-07-08
eRArTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

MISS tIorence Han Is VISITING IN VIII
mington.
Mrs. J. Il. Lawrence is visiting in Wor-
cester this week.
Miss Hilma Ericsson spent the Fourth
in Orange Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Miller spent Mon
day in Greenfield.
Miss Cora Hatch is spending the week
with friends in Chesterfield.
Miss Catherine Manning is visiting rel
atves in Springfield, Mass.
Miss b. Quinan has returned after a
visit at her home In Rutland.
Miss Maud stearns spent July with
Mrs. j. II. Beal in Wilmington.
Miss Flora Davis OF Bellows Falls is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. f. /. Swift.
Miss Cassie McMennlmen went yester-
day to Harvard Mass, to visit.
John Guiheen will return Sunday after
a weeks visit with his sons in Brooklyn.
Miss Matilda Ullery is spending two
weeks at d. l.. McIlhenny's on Ames
hill.
Miss Helen Reyes of New York city is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Henry II. Ever
leth.
Mrs. L. A. Fales of Worcester Mass,
is visiting at J. d. Railways on Grove
street.
Mrs Catherine Frost Of Boston is
spending two weeks with Mrs j. E
Rogers.
William H. Moriarty of Mortified. this
state visited in town from Saturday to
| Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy and Miss Jane Todd
spent Sunday and Monday at their home
in Palmer.
Mrs. Peleg Barrows Of Peterboro, y.
! H.. is a guest of Mrs. Fred II Harris Of
| High street
Mr.. and Mrs George LeBarron Of
| Windsor visited her father. George NJ.
! stark. Sunday
| Miss Mary O'Nen and Miss Margaret
! Fitzgerald are spending two weeks at Il
/ Boston beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Wells Sargent spent July
at the home of Mr. Sargents father.
! f. a. Sargent
Miss Clara Stark underwent an opera
! ton Wednesday at the Memorial hospital
for appendicitis
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Griffin Of Somer-
vile are visiting at Mr.. Grihin's former
home a few days.
Miss Katherine Dwyer went Saturday
to her home in Springfield, this state
| to remain a week.
John Gum and family will move from
St. Johnsbury Saturday to the Selleck
house on high street.
Mrs +. J. IADuca and son. Francis
| returned Saturday after a two weeks
| visit in Bellows Falls.
Rev. Father 2. J. Long OF Proctor
spent July with his mother, Mrs Dan
ie Long Of Cedar street.
Mrs. Martin Engle and son. Bernard
| Of Millers Falls spent the first Of IN,
week with Miss Margaret Lee.
Miss Marion Noyes has returned from
her duties as teacher in Mt Airy, Pa.
to spend the summer vacation
John skinner of Hanover visited his
mother, Mrs Harriet Skinner Of Pros
pect street. early in the week.
Miss Julia Mickey and mother vii
move from Turner's Falls July 10 TO thu
Barber house on Clark street.
George b. Brown of Boston travelling
passenger agent for the Southern Pacih,
railroad, was in town Friday.
Mrs Mary A. Howard returned from
Saxtons River and Bellows Falls Tues
day after visiting there week.
Mrs Mary Jane Smith and Mrs Annie
Smith and friend of Hinsdale visited
Mrs NJ w Harvey Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. King and daughter
Marion. returned yesterday to Keen
after a visit at j. T. Moynihan's.
Miss Charlotte Slate of Hinsdale spen
Sunday and Monday with her aunt. Mrs
Mr. and Mrs Harry Hopkinson Of Sher
brooke are visiting Mr. Hopkinson'
brother. f. Z. Hopkinson Of Cherrl
street
Judge J. p. ellison and Munroe Brough
ton OF Saratoga y. Y, are spending
few days at J. G. Burpees and Miss II. A
Chambers.
Clyde Cutler left Wednesday morning
for Lake Bomoseen to attend the annua
meeting of the Vermont Pharmaceutical
association.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. o'Neu and thre
children Of St Adams spent the Fourtl
with Mrs. O'Neis brothers, Martin am
| Thomas Aher
George Twltchell, who was badly in
jured by falling from ladder while paint
ing on Walker place recently, is making
a good recovery.
Mr. and Mrs g. r Durham an,
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dill
back went Sunday To Glens Falls, y. y.
to remain a week,
Gen and Mrs. George H. Bond and J
+. Rogers and son, Richard, attended tn
centennial celebration of the town OF or
ange, Mass. this week.
Mrs Elizabeth b. Davenport attende,
the annual meeting of the Vermont Bir
club and the Vermont Botanical societ
in Woodstock this week
| Floyd Robinson, who recently sold hi
interest in the Geddis store to w. II
Geddis. has taken position in John c
Howe's photograph studio.
Robert Knowlton has begun working
on the Dutton farm for Mrs. Merto
Robbins. He is succeeded in Thompson
jewelry store by George Gibbs.
Mrs. Carl Schorling and daughter
Anna. and son, William. went to Spring
field, Mass. Saturday to attend the wed
ding of Mrs. Schorlings nephew.
The cottage at York Beach which I
maintained for the benefit OF the sewln
girls of Brattleboro. was opened Tuesday
Mrs. Jennie Burt will act as matron thi
summer,
Miss Mary Frost went to New Yorl
Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Van Rens
selaer Lansingh and Merton c. Robin
in Mr.. Lansnghs automobile. She re
turned last night.
Clifford C. Maynard of this town CAV
paper on Bacterial Vaccines" at tn
annual meeting of the Vermont Pharma
ceutical association at Lake Bomoseen
near Rutland. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Miller starte
today for their home in Omaha, Neb
after spending four weeks at the home G
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Thompson. The
will visit in several places on the way.
Miss Lottie Field of st. Louis, for
mery of Brattleboro, came Saturday I
Bellows Falls to visit her brother, Rob
ert Field, a few days before going. t
Guilford, Me-, to visit her father. Franz
c, Field, formerly of this town.
Mrs. Albert o. Coates and Mr., and Mrs
Charles d. Coates of Providence. r.