Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-08-11
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL,

Miss Nellie Anderson is at home from
Springfield, Mass
Arthur Shaughnessy of Bellows Falls
was in town Monday.
Fred L. Howe returned Saturday from
a business trip to Virginia.
Rev. Father G. e. LEcuyer is in st.
Adams visiting his parents.
Willie Cudworth has been spending his
vacation at the McVeigh farm.
Miss Harriet Douglas will go today to
Hartford, Conn, to stay week.
Sheriff George c. Wright of Westmins-
ter was in town Wednesday on business
Miss Helen Leahey is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. John Fitzsimons in Chester
Mass.
Edward Duggan will begin work Mon
day as office boy in the Hostein- Friesian
office.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel OConnor of Chi
copee Falls, Mass, are staying two weeks
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Boyle went Satur-
day to Clinton, Mass, to visit their
daughter.
Mrs. William Douglas of Hartford,
Conn. is visiting in the home of Mrs. Il.
NJ. Douglas.
Miss Ruth Hubbard returned Tuesday
after staying two weeks at Oak Bluffs
and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Irving Pease and son,
Merle, of West Halifax are visiting at NJ.
| J. Lrrabees.
Miss Mary and Miss Annie Carey of
| Mllers Falls came yesterday to visit
Miss Ella Gotta.
Mrs. Jerry Twyon of Springfield, Mass,
visited her mother, Mrs. Nautilus Sulli-
van this week.
Charles w. Sargent of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting in the home of his son,
Fred c. Sargent.
Miss Lizzie Ranney is having vaca-
ton from her duties in the office of the
| Estey Organ company.
Mrs. c. r. Hildreth and children OF
Detroit are visiting at Mrs. j, w. Hill
dreths on Brannan street.
James lard was called to his home in
Troy, n. Y, this week Because of the
serious illness of his mother.
Mrs. Adelaide McQuaide and daughter
Mrs Dorr Taylor of Providence, r. l.
are visiting Mrs. Robert Walker.
Mrs Hattie Holton returned Tuesday
to Troy ~ y, after three weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. e. l.. Waterman.
Mrs c. 5. Hemenway and nephew, Au
brey Moffatt, of Hartford, Conn, cam'
yesterday to spend few days in town
Miss Annie johnson of this town il
!
disc cottage on Laurel lake, Eitzwilliam
n II.
Mrs Sarah Wilson of Westfeld, Mass.
is visiting at G. II. Halls on Clark street
Mr. Hall, who has been i'll several weeks
was able to sit up yesterday for the frs
: time.
Mrs. Il. C. White and daughter, Rose
f of Concord ~ H., are visiting Mrs. Har
| riet S. Dearborn in her home on Nortl
5 Main street.
I Miss Gladys Kimball has resumed he
t duties as stenographer in c. c. Fits
/ office after a vacation at her home i
e Bellows Falls.
e Timothy Aher, who has been ill tn
d past two months, remains about tn
r same Mrs. Aher has not been as we
the past week
I Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Richmond c
Leomnster, Mass came Tuesday to vis
, a few days in the home of +. w. Gipso
: on High street,
a r. f. Parkhurst was taken to the hos
pital Friday in a dangerous condition t
" be treated for a ruptured artery in tn
!, nose. He is being treated by Dr. Noye
e Miss Margaret Lills will begin ne>
week two weeks vacation during whic
she will visit friends and relatives
Putney, Rutland and Forest lake. n. l
=, NJ. j. Moran went Monday to Ne
Il York city, returning last night VIII
n there he inspected amusement device
: suitable for the pavilion at Island par
f. f. Gotta cut his right hand bad
o Tuesday on double saw at the Viii
V River Chair company's factory TT
t. fOrefnger and middle finger will be sti
is Mrs. H. NJ. Wood went Tuesday
= Sunapee lake to visit her cousins, NJ
l. and Mrs. Carroll Moore of Bellows Fall
| M+bn hair ia #
lie lake.
st DR.. and Mrs. II. L. Waterman al
= daughter, Marjorie, who have been visi
TX ing Judge and Mrs. c. H. Robb at Fla
Is mouth, on Buzzards Bay, are expect
1t home Monday.
- Edward Sweeney of South Boston can
"a Sunday for two weeks stay in town
- the interest of the Baker Extract cor
- pany of Springfield, Mass. He is roomi
- at NJ. j. Larrabee's.
re- Judge j. L. Martin, who recent
in bought Bencasson cabin on Newfane hi
m has been. confined to the cabin this we
in as the result of falling while trimming
IN tree in front of the entrance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Gould returned Sa
urday from Worcester after a weel
visit with her parents, Mr.. and NJ
Peter Coburn. Mrs. Gould's daught
e. Miss Ruth Hinkley. returned with tn,
ge to remain the rest of the month
d. Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. w. Cunningha
ls' formerly of this town, have returned
their home in Catskill, n. Y, where n
ay Cunningham has been secretary of t
ST y. NJ. c. a. He will take a position so
e. as secretary of the jamestown assoc
ma ton.
- Sunday guests at Il. F. Reeds on
oo Putney road We're Mr.. and Mrs. Her
60 Cudworth and son and Fay Osgood
&c Hartford, Conn, and Mrs. Charles {
el good of Saxtons River. The Cudwort
% returned to Hartford in the evening,
Gu companied by Mrs, Osgood and NJ
ne Louella Reed.
r Mrs. David NJ, Baker and son, Lew
~, of Jacksonville, Fla, Mrs. Thomas
a. Anderson and daughters, Bernice a
do Marjorie, of East Orange, ~ j., M
a George A. Fisher and daughter, Luc
no Mrs, E. j. Lines and Miss Ga
he Chopper of Summit, n. j., are guests
a the McNeigh farm for the month of A
~ gust.
ull Dr. and Mrs. c. d. wilkins of WIKI
Barre, Pa, came here yesterday by 8
he tomobie from Peterboro, N. H., fwh,
he they have been visiting relatives l.
he evening a number of friends called
o. them "A the home of Mrs. Mary l.. Phi
in of Oak street and social evening v
IT. enjoyed. DIR. and Mrs. wilkins will
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