Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-07-29
RRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.


Edward Lyon Is spending a week with
his aunt in Wilmington.
Miss Katherine Dwyer is at her home
in Springfield, VT, for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Perry are at Oak
Bluffs, Mass, for two weeks vacation
Mrs. IL. c. Haus and children are
spending their vacation at Spofford lake.
Miss Grace Miner went Wednesday to
Athol to visit week with Miss Marion
Smith.
Mrs. William Martin went Tuesday to
Bridgeport, Conn, to visit her sister a
month.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. b. switzer of East
hampton, Mass, visited relatives here
Friday.
James j. ODonnell, jr., of CRANKY,
Mass, is visiting his aunt, Miss Mary
Brown
Miss Izna LaBreck, who had been WIS.,
iting two weeks in Hnsdale, returned
Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Ellis and daughter. Char
lena Thomas, are spending the week in
st. Adams.
Mrs Janette Gates of Newfane visited
her sister Mrs. Horace French, Friday
and Saturday.
d. C. Cleary of Augusta, Maine, who
came Monday is working for the White
river Cnalr company
Martin Austin, jr., and W. II. Brack
EFT have gone to New London for an
outing of a few days.
Mrs. A. j. Bracket and son, Allen,
have returned from Boston, where they
had been several weeks.
Mrs. Theodore Turner, who has been
| i'll a year, went Monday to the Farren
hospital for treatment.
John Grady and sister, Miss Nora
| Grady, returned Friday after two weeks
stay in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Nellie Perry was called to Boston
| Tuesday by the death of her brother-in
law, George w. Fairfield.
Miss Caroline Weman of Westminster
West is visiting her cousin, Mrs. C. a.
| Watman of Canal street.
Lewis Baker of Orange, Mass. came
Saturday to spend the week with his
aunt Mrs. d. G.. Bensey
James Austin. John Fitzgerald, Fran
els Marion and Frank Dunlevy are at
| Spofford lake for vacation.
Miss Anna Smith has returned after
two weeks visit in Providence and Wes-
terly, r. l., and in New London.
Mrs. Mary Doyle went Wednesday to
the Farren hospital in Montague to I'M
dergo an operation on her neck.
Miss Madeline Collins returned Satur-
udN AFTER Two weeks WISH with ner
grandfather in Glens Falls, n. Y.
Miss Florence S. Dickinson of Will
Evansville spent Saturday and Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. s. p. Eames!'
Miss Amy Cross returned Monday to
her home in NARROW, n. H., after a
weeks visit with Miss Clara Stark
Charles Cakes was confined to his
HON several days with an attack of
rheumatism, but is now able to be out.
Miss Nellie Austin went Wednesday
to New York city to visit two weeks in
the home of her brother, Martin f. Aus
tin.
Edward G. Russell of Savannah, Ga.
and Miss Alice Russell of New London
visited Friday with Miss Catherine Hart
nett.
Mrs Freeman of Cleveland Ohio, who
is a guest of her nephew, Manager
Breckenridge, is staying at w. D. Perry S
week.
Charles Hilliard of East Wallingford
formerly of this town, has been ner,
this week calling on old friends and ac
quaintances.
Miss Margaret Haley has given up he
position with the Vermont Printing com
pany and has returned to her home il
: Wallingford.
Judge f. w. Gibson went Wednesda.
Wv
with his family, who have been Their
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Dana |. Howard ais
Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Howard spent Sat
urday and Sunday with their grand
: parents in Jamaica.
! Morris Gass was operated on Saturda.
+ for appendicitis in the Memorial hospita
I by DR.. OConnor and DR.. Rice. He /
making a good recovery.
$ Miss Pauline Ward has gone t
2 Springfield Mass, for an extended visit
= after which she will go to Revere Beac
Z to stay a short time.
i Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Spencer and Chi
= dren, Elizabeth and Porter, have bee
d occupying a cottage on the Connect
d cut river this week.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Thomas and chill
r dren returned yesterday by automobil
from Plattsburg. N. Y, where they ha
l. been for several weeks.
, Mrs. E. l.. Knowlton left Wednesda
:, for three weeks visit in Rochester, \
y Y. Mrs. Ada Bruce is keeping hous
y for her during her absence.
n Mrs. F. S. Brown and two children re
d turned yesterday to their home in Brook
line, after few days visit with Mr..
r Browns brother, Bert Ogilvie.
e Mrs. w. H. Welcome and two chill
e dren, Horace and Katie, returned Tues
l. day after a two weeks stay at LAX
II Lauderdale and Shushan, N Y.
h G. II. Hall has been i'll two weeks wit
It abscess of the bone below the right knee
= Miss McKinnon, a trained nurse, is car
d ing for him in his home, 25 Clark stree
Mrs. A. G. Arcand and Miss Mario
: Simonds returned Wednesday after thre
l. weeks stay in the Adirondacks, Burling
ton, Bristol and other places in Vernon
- f. r. Vaughan was elected a membe
- mont State optical society at the al
= nual meeting held in Burlington las
- week.
It Mr.. and Mrs. George LeBarron return
e ed Wednesday after two weeks stay
n Westmoreland. Mr.. LeBarron went yes
m terday to Charestown, n. H., where h
k has employment Mrs. LeBarron wi
= join him later.
lie John l.. Roess has been seriously
J. with ptomaine poisoning in his home O
i Willlston street since last week. Mr.
4 Roess also is Ill with ptomaine poison
lie ing. Miss Flora Cattanach, nurse,
n caring for them.
20 Mrs. Mary Brosnahan and two daugl
AZ tiers. Miss Elizabeth and Miss Hele
no who visited two weeks with Mrs. Bro
n nahan's sister. Mrs. b. f. Sullivan
10 Clark street, returned today to the
10 home In Dorchester, Mass