Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-07-14
eRATTLEsoRo PERSONAL.


H. II. Dimes returned Monday after
several weeks stay in Athol.
Miss .Edwina A. Whitney of Montague
is at home to stay through the week.
Arthur. Dewitt is employed as book
keeper In the office of Mosher & Cobb
Miss Julia Mickey expects to undergo
an operation for appendicitis next week.
Mrs. Lila Royce returned Monday
night from several weeks stay at Watch
Hill.
Murdoch Mcclellan and Ralph Hosford
of Greenfield visited Sunday at Patrick
Fleming's.
Mrs F. Fl. Howard and daughter, Mir
lam, have gone to Long Beach, Me-. for
an outing.
Miss Cross of New York city is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. McElhinny
on Ames hill.
Mrs Margaret l.. Gatty is a guest of
Mrs. l.. ID. Taylor at her cottage at
Spofford lake.
Mrs. Austin e. Miller and Mrs. Wal
bridge G.. Horton were in Springfield,
Mass, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Rockwell will go
next week to York Beach for vaca-
ton of two weeks.
Mrs. Nettie Fay of Somervile is with
her aunt, Mrs. w. E. Banks, to stay
through the summer.
Harland T. Miller and Sidney Antoine
of Hartford, Conn, were guests last week
at George II. Harris's.
S. f. Breese Morse has passed his ex-
aminations and will enter Harvard with
out conditions this fall.
Mrs. Julia " Barrett and daughter
Charlotte will leave Tuesday to stay a
month at Winthrop beach.
Mrs. Harry C. Haus and daughter, Mar
guerite, have been guests this week of
relatives in Bellows Falls.
Milton Bowers has returned home af-
ter a five weeks visit in PENNSYLVANIA,
Delaware and New Jersey.
DIR. and Mrs. F. r. Newell will return
home next week and DR.. Newell will be
at his office for practice July "a.
Mrs. George Whitney and Mrs. C. s.
Daniels are staying two weeks at the
Betterley farm on Dummerston hill
Miss Frances E. Guild, money order
clerk in the post office, is spending her
vacation at Wellheet on Cape Cod.
Fred Connarn of Dummerston came
yesterday to resume his work in the
blacksmith shop of the Central Vermont
Henry Ripley of San Francisco, a for
mer resident of Springfield, Mass. is a
guest of his cousin Mrs Arthur Rob-
erts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Hall and
daughter, Mildred, will leave tomorrow
for 10 days outing at Crescent Beach,
Conn.
Mrs Charles c. Whitacre and two
daughters of New York city have open
ed their house on Ames hill for the
summer
Mrs. William r Bruce, who underwent
ton, ;a;t;
rem hospital in Montague, returned home
Sunday.
Harold Sichel of New York city and
Miss Dora Jacobs of Oakland, Calf, are
geusts of Mr.. and Mrs Christie b. Crow
ell a few weeks.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Kidder of New York
city is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah
NJ. Kidder, at Rollin S. Childs's home
on Green street
Mrs. Francis Spencer and son of Hart
ford, Conn, have come to visit a few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Fuller.
Mrs. Charles McGovern who had been
for several weeks in the Farren hospital
in Montague, came Tuesday to the home
of her brother, DR.. E. r. Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brasor of Chi
cago came Saturday for a visit with
Mr. Brasors parents Mr.. and Mrs. Egg
bert Brasor, and other relatives.
Miss Karlena Dunklee and two broth
ers, Orvil and Emerson, will go Monday
to Marlboro to spent the rest of the sum-
mer on the farm of Rollin Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Dinsmore and son
Howard, after a weeks visit with Mrs
Dinsmore's sister, Miss Mary E. Hor-
ton, returned Saturday to New York.
Mrs. Gertrude Hunt and Miss Carrie
Dutton returned home Sunday after
! noon by train, having made the trip t,
Brandon with L. d. Taylor in his auto
mobile.
Mrs. Hamilton II. Turner and hel
three children are at her summer HON,
on Ames hill Mrs. Harlow and Mis-,
Eleanor Harlow of New York city ar,
visiting them.
Dr. and Mrs II. II. Peabody of Rome
| n, Y. Miss Jessie l.. Patchen and Mis-!
Elizabeth A. Young of New York city
are guests of Miss Nellie l.. Archer a
her home on Ames hill
Miss Edith Canedy and Miss Mildred
Sweetland are visiting few weeks IL
! Holyoke with Miss Canedys sister, Mrs
George Ranger. They also will visit Mrs
Tracey Knott in Westfield.
James NJ. Perry, jr., of Hartford, Conn
left Tuesday for a western trip. He viii
visit Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland
and Detroit, going from Buffalo to De.
| troit by way of Lake Erie on the
| Northland steamship
Miss Pauline Fisk is at home for the
| summer vacation. She has resigned he
| position as teacher in the school fo
deaf and dumb in Mt Airy, Pa, and il
the fall will enter Simmons college II
! Boston for a year of special study.
Mrs c. c. Miller, who was called tC
! South Newfane three weeks ago on ac,
count of the illness of her sister, Mrs
! Harlan Sparks, returned to her home
on Main street Saturday. Mrs. Spark.
came Teusday to spend several week.
with Mrs. Miller.
Mrs George a. Eels went to Boston
! Wednesday for a visit with friends. She
will make the trip in their automobile
Before returning Mr. and Mrs. Eels viii
visit the summer resorts on the Maine
! coast.
Mr., and Mrs. -, l.. Stone of Ridge
| field, Conn, who were at the Brooks
| House some time, are now occupying
one of f.. S. Hairs new houses on Spruce
street, having rented it for the season
| Mr.. Stones mother, Mrs. Ashley Stone
who has been boarding at Mrs. C. r
| Evans's in West Brattleboro, will spend
the summer with them.
Miss Maud H. Smith, president of the
| New England Oyster company of Stony
| Creek, Conn, and Miss f. H. Bronson
| society editor of the New York Times
are guests at Hillcrest on Ames hill