Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-08-04
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.


Mrs. Anse Pierce left yesterday for
visit of a few days in Gill, Mass.
Lawyer r. Il. OBrien of Bellows Falls
was in town Wednesday on business
Mrs. Eta Sherwin went Sunday to
York Beach, Me-, to stay several weeks.
Mrs. John Rawles spent a few days at |
her old home in Mortified, Mass, this |
week
Mrs. d. f. Bracket went Sunday to
Claremont to visit Mrs. Charles Fair |
banks.
Edmund Horton of Boston is visiting |
his brothers. w. G. Horton and W. c. |
Horton.
Mrs. d. F. Shea will leave next week
for "a visit of several days in Boston and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Eames spent Sun
day at George w. Dickinson's in Will
Evansville.
Miss Alice Locke, stenographer in the
! Estey Organ company's office, is away
| on a vacation.
Mrs. Charles r. Freyenhagen left Mon
! day for a vacation of two weeks in
| Springfield Mass.
Miss Kate Dwyer went yesterday to
Rutland to visit one of the sisters in St.
Joseph's convent.
Mrs. Henry Davis and daughter, Ines
of Saxtons River are guests a few days
of Mrs. Mary E. Howard.
Miss Alice Waterman returned Tues
day from Boothbay, Me-, where she went
for an outing of four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellis of Elliot
street are moving to Greenfield to live
with their son, Frank Ellis.
Miss Annie Prior, laundress in the Me-
mortal hospital, sailed this week for Ire
land, going on the Franconia.
Misc Violet Strnetar want to Graan-
field Wednesday, where she will be en-
ployed at the Weldon hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lawrence of East
Orange, ~ j., visited Mr.. and Mrs
Francis a. Wells last week.
Mrs H. F. c. Toedt and daughter, Jo-
sephine, have returned from a month S
stay in East Gloucester, Mass
William Johnson has gone to Green
field. Mass, where he has obtained en-
ployment in a plumbers shop.
Mrs. Albyn e. Atwood returned Thurs
day from a visit with her niece, Mrs.
Erwin Sparks. of South Newfane.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lyman Goldsmith and
children went Monday to the Rockwell
cottage a Spofford lake to stay a month.
: a. p. Simonds returned Saturday from
York Beach. Me. He made the trip as
far as Holyoke in an automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril F. Brown of Bos-
. ton came yesterday to stay several
weeks at Hillcrest on Ames hill.
5. Miss Carrie Leach and her nieces
l Marjorie and Grace Leach, went yester-
I day to Fitchburg to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fuller returned
}, to Middletown, Conn. Wednesday after
e visiting Brattleboro friends two weeks
=, Mrs William r. Bruce is spending
month with friends in Williamsville
e South Londonderry and West Towns
!. | bend.
= Mrs. Geoge Whitney left Wednesda!
:, for her home in Springfield, this state
= after visiting her father and mother ST,
e weeks.
+ Mrs. A. F. Wilder of Amherst, for
S merly of this town, went yesterday t,
Jamaica to visit after spending tw
d weeks here.
n Miss Edith Stockwell and Miss Bernie
:. Pike left yesterday for a vacation o
lr two weeks at Fort Trumbull, Conn, an,
New York city.
y Arthur l.. Staples and family o
i, Greenfield We're guests in the home o
20 Mr.. Stapless father, n l.. Staples, tn
ID first of the week
Miss Emily Shea and Miss Ruth Dan
ce yew went Wednesday to Rutland to sta
t. month with Miss Shea's grandmothe1
t. Mrs. Peter Donahue,
y Mrs. Fannie Howard of Jamaica
j. with II. S. Sherwin of Frost street, he
cousin, to stay two weeks. Mr.. Sher
ID win has been i'll.
er DR.. and Mrs Henry Tucker will leav
S. tomorrow for a visit of 10 days wit
W their daughter, Mrs Thomas f. Gilt
III ford, in Franklin, N. H.
" Prof. Leslie w. Miller, principal of tn
School of Industrial Arts in Philadel
IL phia was a guest of his cousin, Henri
r. Miller, Sunday and Monday.
re Attorney A. p Carpenter went Satul
~ day to York Beach, Me-, to stay owe
= Sunday with Mrs. Carpenter, who
there on two weeks vacation
Rev. and Mrs E. W. Sharp and sol
re Mason Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Gushing an
u, son, Coburn, and Mrs. e. f. White T,
81 turned Saturday from Winthrop beach.
a Mrs Mary Campbell of Washington
n who spent the summer with relatives
Brattleboro and Dummerston, starte
-, yesterday afternoon for Cleveland, Obi
~ Miss Marion Gibson and aunt, Mi.
n II. E. Blanche Gibson, left this week fl
ve Portsmouth, Portland and other place
Nv They expect to be away until Septen
,ts Der.
he Chief Engineer G. NJ Tompson of II
IT, Boston & Maine engineering crew r.
turned to Brattleboro Monday aft
spending a few days in Waketie
and Boston.
Miss Mildred Macdonald is enjoying
>, vacation of a week from her duties
the Brattleboro Trust company. Mi
Marion F. Simonds is substituting f
". Miss Macdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Becker and daug
'ai ter, who have been visiting Mrs. Bee
p ers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ford, in West Brattleboro, left yeste
n day to visit in Randolph.
ct, Mrs. Isabella Davis Smonds of Sor
10 erville, formerly of Brattleboro, who h
is been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
lay Wells. will go tomorrow to West Che
he, terrified to stay few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Smith and daug
w, ter Doris, returned Teusday from Me
80 den, Conn, where they visited 10 da
d. with their son and daughter, Har
of Smith and Miss Hattie Smith
at Mrs F. Marion Brooks received n
at tice yesterday that she had passed t
OF first grade civil service examinatio
which she took in Boston Feb. g. S
ey. stands 21st on the Boston register
err DR.. Lawrence Heaphy of New Yo
on city Is spending the month with his s
ty, ters, Miss Anna and Miss Regina
lay Heaphy. He will visit his broth,
'od Thomas j. Heaphy. in Montpelier.
49, Mr.. and Mrs, George l.. Durham a
h Il. IL a.V -.