Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-10-06
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

II. r.. Brown is attending the Brockton
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shea attended the
Amherst fair yesterday.
Mrs. T. Johnson of northampton is
visiting at II. j. Aliens,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Stewart are in
Brockton attending the fair.
Miss Maud Clary of Baldwinsville is
visiting Mrs. Leonard Ryan.
Miss Mary Aher returned Monday af-
ter a visit in Greenfield, Mass.
Miss Anna Gorborino will go to Keene
today to visit relatives a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry Estey were in
Boston Tuesday and Wednesday.
Arthur Lyon of Wilmington visited his
brother, Frank Lyon, fair week.
Edward Shea returned Monday after
a weeks visit in New York city.
Miss Katherine Cunningham went yes
terday to Keene to visit a few days.
Miss Margaret Moran has returned af-
ter a short visit in Springfield, Mass.
Michael Guiheen returned Sunday to
Brooklyn after a 1O-days' visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Guiheen.
Miss Agnes Doyle is working as APP
prentice at Bascom's millinery parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michae Guiheen return
ed from their wedding journey Monday.
Miss Olive Jones returned Sunday af-
ter a three weeks vacation in Elmwood,
Conn.
Mrs. II. f. Gay of %Stoughton, Mass, is
visiting her son, w. II. Gay, of Elliot
street.
Miss Emma Henry of Chester was the
guest of Mrs. E. w Gibson several days
recently.
John ]. Grady returned Tuesday to
Stewart, B. c.. after a 1O-days' visit at
his home.
Harold Jopson returned this week to
Deep River, Conn, after a visit at Hor-
ace French's.
Miss Mary Hayes of Millers Falls was
a guest of Miss Catherine Hartnett dur
ing the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ellis and son
returned Sunday after a two weeks visit
in Springfield, Mass,
Oscar Guiheen has sold one of the val
liable Airedale dogs connected with the
Estey stable to DR.. F. r. Newell.
Matthew Lingentfelter went to De-
troit, Mich, Monday. Before he left
his friends presented him with a friend
ship ring.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Eldridge returned
Saturday totheir home in Shelburne
Falls after a visit withtheir son, r. J.
Eldridge.
Miss Minnie Moran returned yester-
day to New York city after spending the
summer at the home of her uncle, Pat
rick Moran.
Mrs. !. r. Hamilton of Hartford, Conn,
begins work as assistant trimmer and
saleswoman tomorrow at Bascom's mil
linery parlors.
George Carter and two sisters and AL
bert Ossmer of White River Junction
were in town last week to attend the
fair.
Miss Carla Eblghausen went Saturday
to New Haven for a visit, She will also
go to Brooklyn to visit Mrs. w. a. Seims
before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Guiheen returned
2 Monday from their wedding trip. They
are keeping house in the Barber build
ing on Clark street.
The Misses Hartman of New York
who were in the White Mountains
through the summer, are staying a
!. The Melrose a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Fits. on their re
turn by automobile from Proctor, wher,
they attended the funeral of eX-Gov
+. d. Proctor, visited with Mrs, j. S
Lyon in Belmont
Mrs. Howard Hoyt returned Wednes
day to her home i'm Weston after a 10
days visit with her mother, Mrs. VIII
liam Plimpton. Mr.. Hoyt, who was her
fair week, returned Saturday.
c. f. GRAHAM, proprietor of tn
Brooks House pharmacy, has been Il
Boston this week attending the CONVEX
ton of the members of the United DruI
company, manufacturers of the Rexal
remedies.
c. \. Harris, Fred IL. Harris, DR.. G
+. Barber, Lawrence Barber, DIR, c. II
Aldrich and T.. Il. Perry We're in Weston
Ludlow and other towns on a hunting
trip the first three days of the week
making the trip by automobile,
Mrs. Edwin Smith has moved to Ne'
Haven. where her son, Horatio. is on
of the professors at Yale. w. \. Mors'
who bought Mrs. Smiths three-tent
ment house at 5 Elm street, Is remode
ing the house, putting in modern cor
venlences and otherwise repairing It.