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


Harold Sheldon of Fair Haven mas
been visiting in town this week.
William Kenney of Bennington visited
in town over Sunday.
Miss Jennie B. Duncan visited at Lake
Pleasant, Mass, Sunday.
Miss Bertha Shaw has returned from
visit in Belchertown, Mass
Mrs. f. ]. Dill of Washington has
come to Hllcrest on Ames hill.
Albert Amidon is i'll with rheumatism
in his home Canal street.
Mr.. and Mrs Rolin Brown left Mon
day for a vacation at York Beach, Me.
Mrs w. II. Proctor and daughter.
Vesta, left Monday for a vacation of "a
week or more at beaches near Boston.
Mr. and Mrs William H. Corser of
Schenectady are visiting relatives in
town.
Miss Elizabeth j. Corey, nurse, went
Tuesday to West Dover on professional
work.
j. E. Mann and family left Monday
morning for a vacation at Nantasket
beach.
Mrs. Noah Perry went Wednesday to
Athol with her sister, who had been her
guest
Mrs. c. w. Durham has returned from
vacation of several week at Salisbury
| beach
II. II. Boswell of Drewsvine, y. H.,
was in town Friday and Saturday on
| business.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank A. Chlds and
daughter, Elizabeth, of Wilmington spent
Friday in town.
Miss Helen and Miss Carlotta Hop
kins are in Portland, Me-, for a vaca-
ton with relatives.
Rolln S. Childs returned Monday af-
ter a few daY' business trip in Will
mington and vicinity.
Mrs. George Godsland of Salem, Mass,
| is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Ser
combe of Brook street.
II. S. Parks of Barre came Tuesday on
a business trip for the Massachusetts
| Mutual Insurance company.
Miss Gladys Kimball stelographer in
C. C. Fitts's offices, is having a vacation
in Bellows Falls and Boston.
Mrs. Eliza Gibbs of Glens Falls. y.
Y, is visiting her sister Mrs. Charles
A. Trip, on Walnut street.
Emery H. Harris of Keene was in
town Wednesday. He is associated with
chair manufacturers in that city.
Charles Wesley Miller will come Mon
day to spend his vacation with his
grandmother Mrs. Milton NJ Miller.
Mrs. A. G.. Carleton of Springfield,
Mass, for many years resident of
Brattleboro, called on old friends here
Saturday.
Mrs. n. S. Ransom and daughter, Jes-
sic, have been guests this week of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hall of Essex Junction at
Malletts Bay.
Robert G. Chamberlain and James
Hopkins went Monday to Sacandaga
4 Park, N. Y, where they will work as
bell boys in hotel
: George NJ. Clay returned Saturday
from Point Allerton, Mass. where he
[ y,it iII x1bO
, will return next week.
Harland r. Miller of the Brown &
Thompson company of Hartford, Conn,
= visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
o Harris on Canal street
Mrs. Emily Tones F'agg, formerly of
Bratteboro, underwent operation for
e appendicitis in New York Friday She
+ is making a good recovery.
Mrs, Ernest E. Perry and daughter,
Clara. and Mrs. C. a. Risbey, return
f ed Monday from Spofford lake, where
f they had been several weeks
e A. H. Bastian, clerk in Holden's drug
store, is spending his vacation with rela
= tives in Pittsfield, Mass. Mrs. Bastian
y and daughter are in South Newfane.
r, Tree Warden G. E. Bishop was home
over Sunday from Bennington, where he
Is has been working since spring. He will
,r go to Manchester to work in September
N. f, Wheeler, who is spending the
summer with his wife and daughter
e Mrs Harriet Martin, at Newfane Inn
h went to Springfield Tuesday to stay a
: George A. Eels went Saturday to
Boston to join Mrs. Eels. They will
lie visit the Maine coast before returning
l. to Brattleboro, making the trip in their
y automobile.
Rev. Andrew Harper, jr left this week
r for a vacation, part of which will be
er spent in Albany, N Y, where he will
Is preach next Sunday morning in All
Saints cathedral.
n, Mrs. B. NJ. Rowand of Everett, Mass,
ID was guest of Mr.. and Mrs l.. D. Row
E. and from Saturday to Monday. Miss
Madeleine Decie came with her to remain
n, until the latter part of August.
in Ralph ], Eldridge manager of the tel
ID ephone exchange, visited Sunday Mrs.
o. Eldridge and son, who were guests Of
IS his parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Ell
Dr. bridge, in Shelburne Falls. Their return
s. ed Monday.
A. Mr.. and Mrs Sherman McQuaide of
Schenectady, N. Y, who have been
ne visiting Mr., and Mrs. l.. j. Daniels at
e. the Frost farm, went to Bernardston
err Wednesday for short visit with Mrs.
Id Frank L. Reed.
Florance E. Ferriter went this week
a to Newport, N. H., where he will be
in employed by Stone & Webster, electrical
SIS contractors of Boston, who are survey
or ing In that locality preparatory TO bulld-
ing a large dam.
H. DR.. and Mrs. F. II. OConnor left yes
k terday for Detroit and other points in
B. Michigan and on the Great Lakes. They
,r- will make the trip by automobile and
during DR.. O'Connor's absence DR.. c. K.
~ Aldrich will care for his patients
as Mrs. Ellen Simonds and daughter, Kit
A. tie Simonds, who had been visiting Mrs
IS Augusta Vinton and Mrs. and Mrs. f. r.
Vaughan on High street, left Monday
H. for Montreal, where they will visit be-
~ fore returning to their home in Dayton
Wv, o.
nv Miss Ella Stebbins returned to heI
work in the Vermont Loan & Trust COM
- pany Office Monday after an absence OF
~ IS weeks Miss Stebbins returned about
ne three weeks ago from a trip abroad and
i,e since then has visited in New York city
-" Leverett and Montague, Mass.
81, Ralph f. Perry returned Sunday after
t. a weeks vacation at Thousand Islands
NJ He was a guest of the National Electric
az Lamp association ON Association island
80 He will spend a week at home before re-
turning to Boston as assistant manager
nu of the Columbia Lamp company of tna