Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-06-23
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs Seymour Scott of Lyons. N. Y, is
a guest OF Mrs. A. ID. Wyatt.
Morse Bond has been confined to his
home for the past week with humps.
Mrs. II. C. Rice attended the COM
mencement exercises of Smith college in
Northampton.
Miss Vema Foster returned Friday
after a visit of three or four weeks in
Hartford, Conn.
Fred Bemis of Meriden, Conn, visit
ed his sister, Mrs. C. r. Crosby, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Crosby returned Friday
after a visit of few weeks with rela-
tives in Meriden, Conn.,
William Baker moved Tuesday from
Organ street to one of e. b. Barrows's
new houses on Estey street.
Mrs. l.. S. Edwards apd daughter,
Dorothy are visiting relatives and friends
in Berlin and Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. II. G.. Barber and son went
Monday to Montpelier to visit several
days with Mrs. Barber's parents
Ernest Arnold of Springfield, Mass.
formerly of this town, was a guest of
Wells Miller Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. C. r. Dunklee and children, Mar
geret and Richard, went Tuesday to Bel
lows Falls to visit Mrs. Dunklees par
ents.
Mrs. E. w. Blodgett went Tuesday to
Niagara Falls, N. Y, where she will
spend a two months vacation with her
mother.
Charles II. Welcome was in SPRING
field, Mass, Friday on business for the
Brattleboro News store, of which he is
manager
Clifton II. Fox finished work this week
/ IN, 10. k,,.
position in the pavilion of the Island
Amusement company
Mrs F. w. Barnard and daughter
went this week to Troy. Albany and Sa-
| lem, n Y, where they will visit a short
! time with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. White. who
were the guests of Mrs Whites sister
Miss Nettie Cheney, a few days. re-
turned to Meriden. Conn, Monday
Mrs. S. o. Miner returned Saturday
after a weeks visit with Mrs. +. A. Hub
bard in Springfield Mass, the trip home
being made in Mr.. Hubbard's automobile
Timothy Aher, who has been i'll the
past 10 days, is in an improved con-
dition. Mrs. Aher was taken i'll Sunday
morning and has since been confined t.
her bed.
Woodford item in the Bennington Ban.
ner: Mrs. Daniel Cutler, formerly Mis-:
Ethel Park of Brattleboro, has arrived al
the old Park homestead for a sojourn o.
several weeks"
Ira d. Spaulding, who is employe,
by the Durham Brothers company i
working this week in a retail shoe stor
In Greenfield while one of the employe
is on a vacation.
Three Brattleboro boys received tn
degree of Bachelor of Science at tn
commencement exercises at Norwic
university last week-Denton ]. Smith
Guy f. Thayer and Brit J. Young.
Miss Grace Van Gumster and Mis-
Catherine Van Gumster are still in Ilion
n. Y, where they cared for their sister
Mrs. Clifford Dawley, during her las
Illness her death occurring last week.
G. W. Bentley, formerly general pas
senger agent of the New London North
ern railroad who now lives near Boston
was in town Saturday with his family, e
route by automobile to Sunapee lake.
Among those who attended the avia
ton meet and automobile races at Glare
mont were Mr.. and Mrs. John Mamie
, and family, DR.. and Mrs. F.. H O'Cor
ner DR.. and Mrs. +. r. Lynch and c. A
, Smith.
; Miss Clara l. Carruth, commercia
tee cher in the high school, did not wal
to attend the graduation exercises Tues
day night, but went to her home i
Spencer Mass, that morning on accoun
of the critical Illness of her father.
George Hamilton of New York wa
here Monday on his way back from
vacation of two weeks spent in tn
home of his parents in Marlboro. Il
went to Middletown Conn, to atten
e. the reunion of the Wesleyan universit
class of 1906.
, Lawrence Putnam, who returned frol
2 Norwich university a few days ago.
, now in Boston He will go to a camp
New Hampshire to remain during a larg
, part of the summer vacation. Mr. Put
= nam was awarded the freshman medal a
Norwich for military proficiency.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Helyar of Nor
risvlle, n. Y, came Friday to visit Mr..
r Helyar's aunt, Miss Corrie NJ. C. Hatcher
\ Mr.. Helyar returned Monday, but Mr.!
. Helyar remained for a longer visit. MI
= Helyar is superintendent of the new stat
e agricultural school at Morrisvile.
: Henry Bond, formerly leader in tn
work of the First Baptist church /
, Greenfield who recently moved wit
I Mrs Bond to this town, has been attend
ing the National Baptist convention i
: Philadelphia. He was elected the frs
t vice president of the convention. In plac
= Of the sermon in the First Baptist churc
e Sunday, Mr.. Bond will give a report O.
the conventions he visited.
q Miss Harriet e. Rallion, teacher c
n French and German in the high schoo
z went to her home in Norwich, Conn
. Wednesday. She will sail from Ne'
q York tomorrow for Germany to spen
!, the summer studying German and wi
n return to the high school next fall.
d j. Gordon Peach Brattleboro hg
r school '07, is a member of the graduatin
r class a Middlebury college this year an
e is one of the students with a rank sufi
: GENTLY high to be entitled to the niue
s desired Phi Beta Kappa key. He deliver
Il ed the ivy Grafton at the commencement
e exercises Monday.
a Miss Ruth Callahan of Charlestown,
H., has been a guest of Mrs. Fred Cress
this week. Miss Callahan recently grad
uated from the nurses training school {
the Roosevelt hospital in New York cit
and is enjoying a three weeks vacation
: after which she will return to the hospiti