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


of a week in New York.
Miss Julia Mickey spent the Fourth at
her home in Turner's Falls.
Miss s. Il. Griswold left Wednesday
morning for York Beach, Me.
Miss Mabel futile went to her home in
Greenfield to spend the Fourth.
Miss Alvena NJ. Walker visited in Green
field from Saturday to Tuesday
Miss Edith L. Grant was at her home
in Bernardston over the Fourth.
Miss Ruth streeter is spending a week
in Chesterfield with Miss Randall.
Miss Edna Patterson visited at her
home in Putney over the Fourth.
Miss Olive Jones was in Springfield,
Mass, from Saturday to Monday.
Miss Elsie Smith went Saturday to her
home in Amherst to spend the Fourth.
Miss Florence Allen returned Tuesday
after a visit in Middlebury and Proctor.
Joseph Eckels went Tuesday to Buff
faio to undergo treatment for his hear
ing.
George Chandler Of Philadelphia, a Yale
student, visited Harold o. Sherman this
week
Miss Della Burroughs Of Leominster is
spending a few days with Miss Nina
Cain.
Avery Miller Of Springfield, this state,
came Sunday to spend the Fourth in
town.
Mrs. F. d. Fisk has returned home after
a stay Of several weeks at her cottage at
Spofford lake
Robert Kenney. who had been visiting
his mother two weeks. returned TO Phila-
delphia Monday.
Rev Roy NJ Houghton will conduct the
SHAPED service at the Retreat sunday af-
ternoon a. 3 o'clock.
T. J. Coils spent Sunday and Monday
with his parents in Palmer and with Mrs.
Coils in Monson, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Francis Rose Of Dayton.
o.. came Saturday to visit Mr. Roses
sister. Miss Jennie Rose.
Miss Louise Iabelle and Miss Cora
| Brooks were at their homes in South
Vernon from Saturday to Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Lewis Of New York
| city came last week to Mrs. ". L. Kirk
lands to remain through the summer.
Floyd Smith of Taunton. Mass. was a
visitor in the home of his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Smith, over the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Davis Of Worcester.
Mass, came Saturday to visit II. S. Sher-
win. They returned to Worcester Mon
| day.
Miss Gertrude s. Stockwel went Satur-
| day to Keene, where she joined a party
| TO spend Sunday and the Fourth in West
moreland.
! Mrs Alice Eastman and her mother
! Mrs William Leonard with friends are
| occupying the Randall cottage at Spot
| ford lake.
J. Harry Estey and family have leased
the Fisk cottage. Spofford lake. for July
| and August. and will remain there during
that period
Sherman Austin JENNIE Of Hartford.
Conn. came Saturday 10 spend the Fourth
with his mother, Mrs c. F. R. JENNIE. and
other relatives.
Mrs John >. Brasor and child are
| spending the week with Mrs. Brasor's
| sister. Mrs. H A. Bingham, in Spring
| field. this state.
Charles II. Thompson and Joseph G.
| Taylor who have been in Mexico the
past few months. returned to Brattleboro
several days ago.
Mrs J. C. Eager and daughter. Miss
| Mildred Eager. Of Pierre. South Dakota.
| are spending the week with Miss Nellie
and Miss Ada Eddy
s d. Arnold Of St Louis visited David
S. Carey a few days this week on his
way to South Londonderry where he
| will spend the summer
Clifton l. Sherman. managing editor OF
the Hartford Courant, was in town Sat
urday on his way to Dover to spend sew
| eral days with his family on their farm.
Miss Alice Locke. who was at her
| home in Putney several weeks, has re-
| turned to her duties as stenographer in
the office Of the Estey Organ company.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Cudworth,
| daughter and son OF Hartford Conn.
We're visitors in town sunday and Mon
day, making the trip here by automobile.
A. p. Simonds spent the Fourth with
his family. who are visiting in New Brit
ain and Southwick. He returned Tues
day, accompanied by his daughter. Julia.
Miss Alice Lindgren left Wednesday
morning for vacation Of two months I'm
the home of her sister IN WHITEHALL y.
Y She was accompanied by Miss Mary
Croker, who Will visit her a few days
there.
Mrs Agnes G. Crosby and Mrs. Allyn
J. Crosby of Springfield, this state have
visited Mr.. and Mrs T.. g. Crosby this
week. Mrs. \. j. Crosby's brother of
! Wallngford Conn. came I'm his autOmo-
bile. leaving Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. :. b. Houghton and daughter.
Mrs. O. II. Stickney. went last week to
Jacksonville. Mrs Stckney returned
saturday. but Mrs. Houghton will visit
| in Worcester and other Massachusetts
towns several weeks before returning.
Major f. w. Childs. clerk of the war
claims committee Of the House of Rep
Col. G. II. Bond messenger in the United
States Senate. is also at home to remain
during the summer and fall vaca ton.
Percy V. Crowell, son of George f.
Crowell who graduated recently from
the University of Michigan in Ann ArbOr,
left Wednesday for Seattle, Wash.
where he has a position as chemist with
the Dennel-Renton Clay and Coal COM
pany.
Harry A. Bingham. formerly Of this
town, is again editor Of the Springfield
Reporter, He has been elected manager
of the Springfield Printing company to
succeed f. B. Finn, resigned. w w
Slack succeeds Mr.. Finn as president OF
the company.
Miss Sadie Benson came Saturday from
Adams, where she teaches school She
and her mother, Mrs. Ann Benson, have
gone to Old Orchard. Me. for an extern
ded stay a Miss Benson's cottage. Dur
ing their absence Mrs Cora Greene will
stay with Miss Mary Clisbee.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Harris, Mr.
and Mrs. +. d. Whitney Mr. and Mrs. S
o. Miner. Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Brown Mr.
and Mrs. f. L. Hildreth and children, Mr
and Mrs. j. G. Estey and others from
Brattleboro attended the students cele-
bration in the Auditorium in East North
field Friday night.
DR.. F. G. Pettee attended in Rive Edge
n. j. Monday the funeral of Mrs Cora
Fox. whose death in an automobile ac-
cident is recorded in another column OF
this paper. The burial was in Green
wood cemetery beside the body of Mrs
| FoN's husband Frank Fox who died