Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-08-11
eRATTLE1oRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. c. F.. Thomas is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. Walker of Holyoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Perry returned
Tuesday from Marthas Vineyard
A. II. Streeter of Waterbury, Conn, is
a guest of his brother, Frank c. Streeter
Mrs. e. d. Atwood of Chester is visit
ing her sister-in-law, Mrs. S. w. Kim
ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hubbard of
Florence, Mass, are spending the week
in town.
Thomas Sisk of Roots pharmacy,
went Saturday to New London to stay
several days
Col j. Gray Estey and sons, Jacob
and Joseph, were in New York the first
of the week.
Harland Allen returned Tuesday from
a visit of several days with his parents
in Fair Haven.
Mrs. Phebe e. Coolidge recently Wis
tied several days with Mrs. j. NJ. Hack
| ley in Greenfield.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Dewitt went
| Wednesday to Newfane for a visit of
| several days.
Miss Edith Appln returned this week
| to Springfield, Mass, after having a va
cation at her home here.
Mrs. G. e. Thayer of Boston came
yesterday for a visit of three weeks with
| MISS Auu1e M. bailey.
Mrs. A. j. Stearns, who sold her house
| hold goods at auction yesterday, will
live with Mrs. Ansel Pierce.
Abby Hooker, who has been with Mrs.
Abby Fuller several weeks, will return
to Schenectady, n. Y, Monday
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Rowland of San Diego
| Calf, visited a few days last week with
her cousin, Mrs f. a. Whitney
Mrs. Roche of South Deerfed, Mass,
who was a guest of Mrs j. c. Howe sew
eral days, returned home Tuesday.
Miss Chrsta NJ. Park and Charles
Rushford of Springfield. Mass, were
guests of Miss Ada a. Mason last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a. Howard visited
several days last week in South Deer
field with Mrs. Towards father and
sister.
Mrs. Walter Z. Manley who was a
guest of Miss Jeanne billiard of Rutland
a week, went Monday to Dorset to visit
relatives.
Miss Mary Dennis, nurse, went yester-
day to Noroton, Conn. to render pro-
fessonal services in the family of Arson
Phelps Stokes.
Mrs. F. D. Kendall and daughter. Miss
Bessie Kendall, and Miss Elizabeth
Spencer are spending the week at Nan
tasket beach
Mrs. II. f. c. Toedt and Miss Jose
phne Toedt have returned after enjoy
ing an outing of several weeks in Glou-
cester Mass.
L. w. Hawley returned Tuesday from
York Beach. He will 90 back the latter
part of the month to reioin Mrs Hawlel
| and daughter
= Miss Mary b. Loomis went Tuesday t
! | Watham to visit relatives. She will bt
there and in other Massachusetts places
= about month.
$ Dana l. Howard underwent an oper
a alton for appendicitis Monday morning
He was taken i'll Sunday. He is maxim!
p | a good recovery.
e John Brosnahan of New York city, for
Il merly of this town, is visiting in tn
home of his father, Patrick Brosnahan
f on Beech street
t Mrs. Martin Austin, jr., and children
n who have been visiting in Mrs Austin
old home in Oswego, n. Y, are eXpecte
= to return today.
o Mrs. c. W. Fawcett and son, Willard
e came from New York Tuesday for
5. months visit with Mrs. Fawcett's par
It ents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. White.
h Mrs C. A. McRae, who has been Twin
n in Putney through the summer, has bee
|. at home a few days, but has now re
W turned to remain until September.
lie Miss Clara Williams left Friday fC
- | lltI IlOlilc Ill IptllOMS L ans lot IL Ntel
k She will also visit relatives and FRIEND
" in BrattlebOro-[ Mortified News.
-e Margaret Root and Marian Maynar
lie went Tuesday to Revere, Mass. The
+ will be away two weeks and will visit
-o Gloucester and Orange before returnini
T. Tree Warden George Bishop will a
$, tend the state forestry school in Share
lie Aug. IA to 81 which will be held und,
the direction of State Forester Aust
ID f. Halves.
t Lyman Streeter the well-known bari
l. er, formerly proprietor of a shop on Mai
I'd | street, has entered the employ of Wi
liam Currier who runs the old Robe
,e Baker shop
in Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Shea and so
n George and Miss Agnes Calvin went
1g Boston Monday. Mr.. Shea returnt
Tuesday, but the others will remain Il
lv rest of the week,
Ii, Miss Mary a. Averl of Stamfor
elk | Conn, who had been at Point Breez
a | Medomak, Me-, over month, can
Teusday to visit in the home of h
+ brother, George C. Averill.
Ks George Bishop returned from Bennin
rs ton this week to stay a few day
ar, While here he worked on a new Gotta
IN he is building on the Broad Brook TO;
east of Patrick Fleming's cottage.
m. Thomas o. Marvin of Newton, Mas
to brother of Rev, r. X. Marvin, former
Ir. pastor of the Universalist church. h
he been chosen secretary of the Home Ma
on ket club to succeed the late Col. Able
a. Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Harry Estey and N
he and Mrs Charles Chase of Louisvil
ny KY. went Tuesday to Lake George f
of | an outing of a week. Mrs. julius j. L
IS tey is looking after her grandchildr
his during the absence of their parents,
C. Miss Mary Austin of Keene, who h
ISIS been caring for Mr.. and Mrs. Timot
Aher, returned to Keene Saturd
is morning. Miss Austin is a stude
N nurse in the Keene City hospital S
nd was called back on account of a sho
RS age of regular nurses
lie, William Schuster is expected to cor
ra from New York tomorrow for a vacati
at | visit of a few weeks in town. He h
u signed a contract to sing another we
with the Aborn grand opera compar
es- and in addition to appearing in leadi
u roles will act as stage manager
ere Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Robbins return
ist Tuesday after an automobile trip of Sc
on eral days through New Hampshire.
Ter and Mrs. A. w, Childs accompanied the
as from Manchester to Portsmouth a
go other places and Miss Helen Childs a
es, Randall Childs made a trip with the