Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-09-08
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

D. F. Shea returned yesterday after a
visit in Rutland.
Burt Young went Monday to Essex
Junction to stay indefinitely.
Mrs. Louis Counter is seriously i'll at
her home in North Hinsdae
James Riley of Springfield, Mass, was
at his home here Labor day
Miss Mary Marble of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Guy Bidgood.
Mrs. William Chip of New Haven,
Conn, is visiting Mrs. Horace French.
Miss Caroline Paulson returned Tues
day after a two weeks visit in Hinsdale
Miss Ethel Butler returned yesterday
after a two weeks vacation in Franco
mia.
Mrs. John Dunlevy and daughter,
Katherine, were at Mount Tom Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Mack will move
Monday from "a Clark street to Bellows
Falls.
Miss Ola Turner was in Saxtpns River
and. Bellows Falls over Sunday and La
Dor day.
Rev. p. j. Long of Proctor, visited
Wednesday with his mother, Mrs. Dan
ie Long.
Miss Edith Stockwell and Miss .Ber-
! nice Pike attended the fair in North
Adams Monday.
Miss Grace Morse returned Sunday af-
ter two weeks in Winthrop, Boston and
West Townsend.
James Sullivan of Norwood, Mass.
was at his home on. Williams street
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Connor spent
Sunday and Monday in Keene with theiI
son, Charles O'Connor.
Miss Minnie Moran has returned after
a few days visit with her sister, Eliza
| BETH in Millers Falls.
| Rev. Father George LEcuyer assisted
at the 4O-hours devotions in Bellows
| Falls Monday and Tuesday.
Harry Locke returned Monday after
| two weeks stay in Mortified and Bur
| lington, this state and Boston.
James Ferriter of New York city and
| Thomas Ferriter of New Britain, Conn
were in town Sunday and Monday.
Miss Louise Labelle and Miss Mabe
| futile were at Miss Tuttles home in
| Turner's Falls Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. William w, Plimpton went Sat
urday to Weston, this state, to visit heI
daughter, Mrs. Howard Hoyt, week.
| Miss Elizabeth Austin and grandson
| Francis Austin, returned Saturday after
a three weeks visit in Winthrop, Mass
Miss Mary Griffin will reopen hei
| shampooing parlor Monday after two
weeks vacation at Cape Elizabeth, Me
| Mrs. Anna Toole returned yesterday
| from East Dummerston, where she was
nurse two weeks for Mrs. Davis, who is
| ill.,
Miss May Russell returned today tC
| her home in New London after a two
| weeks visit with Miss Catherine Hart
| nett.
! |. o. p. Smith is attending the Bap
| fist association in Readsboro this week
He will visit in Shelburne Falls, n. Y.
| before returning.
Mrs. Fred Storer returned Tuesday t.
| Fitchburg after a weeks visit with Mrs
| Fred Davis. Mr.. Storer spent Sunday
and Monday there.
Miss Ruth Hubbard Miss Elsie ant
| Miss Mary Smith and Miss Angie
maica Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. John T. Grady and three chill
| dren left Wednesday for Chicago for
| months visit with her uncle and aunt
| William Brosnan, and Miss Elizabeth
| Brosnan.
Miss Mamie Buckley, who was in town
| four weeks, left today for Boston Sh,
before returning to her home in Sa
| vannah, Ga.
| DIN D. Howe, who was operated upor
| for appendicitis several weeks ago in the
| Memorial hospital has returned to his
| home in West Townshend. He has made
| a good recovery.