Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-08-23
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Nellie Prouty is visiting a week
In Charlotte, this state.
Miss Louise Rabbit Is spending a few
days with her sister in Londonderry.
Mrs w. r. Daley and children are
visiting with relatives in Remington.
Matthew Cullen of Rutland, Mass,
visited in town Saturday and Sunday
Miss Caroline Paulson went Monday
to Worcester, Mass, for two weeks va.
cation.
Mrs. Louis II. Prefountalne has re-
signed from the employ Of the Durham
Brothers company
w. F. Root and son, Ralph, have been
in New York this week, making the trip
via New London. fA
Timothy O'Leary of Hoosick Falls ~
y, formerly of this town, Is spending a
weeks vacation here.
w. G. Sercombe returned to his. work
at f.. l.. Hildreth & Co.'S plant Monday
after weeks vacation.
Miss Katherine Cunningham has re-
turned after staying four weeks in Nj.
antic and New London, Conn.
Walter L. Pingree of Stoneham,.
Mass, is visiting his brother, c. 8.
Pingree of South Main street.
James p. Ferriter and John Fenton
ton at Hampton Beach, N. H.
r. E. Orkins's family have moved from
a house near the Brattleboro Retreat
to the Bement house on Canal street
Mrs. Charles Butler moved Saturday
from 10 Canal street to the Miner build
ing, corner Elliot and Church streets. =
Miss Evelyn Staples returned Friday
after enjoying, an outing of 10 days with
G. l.. Dunham's family at Sunapee lake
Mrs. William Coleman of Newark. N.
j.. was guest Saturday night and
Sunday of her father, Luke Ferriter
b. L. jerks and family of Fort Dunn
mer Heights went this week to Schroon
lake in the Adirondacks for a short
stay.
Miss Margaret Root will go Sunday to
Springfield. Mass, to visit two weeks in
Root 'e'
Miss Mildred Mcdonald. stenographer
for the Brattleboro Trust Co., went Mon
day to Plymouth, Mass, for a week
vacation.
Mrs. ]. Prigg and daughter, Miss
Winnifred Prigg, of Bristol, England. are
guests of Mrs. Prigg's daughter, Mrs.
w. G.. Sercombe.
Edmund J. Grady of Somerville. Mass.
visited relatives in town from Friday
TO Monday, going from here to Pittsfield
Mass. for visit.
Mrs. ]. G. Estey and son, Jacob, went
Monday by automobile to Saratoga.
where they have been attending the
pageant during the week.
Harrie G. Pratt has returned from
spofford lake. where he was en-
ployed by w. X. Ware at Lakeside
during the summer season.
Miss Marion and Miss Maud Betterly.
MISS Edith Grant and Scott Barber will
go Saturday to Spofford lake for week :
outing at the Randall cottage.
Mrs. L. NJ. Wright went Saturday to
Newport, this state. and Georgeville. p
O., for two or three weeks visit with
her brothers and their families.
j. Willard Cobb and Harold E. Whit
ney, who were in the Adirondacks two
weeks on vacation trip returned by
automobile Saturday from Albany
Miss Mary Doyle, who was at Spofford
lake three weeks with Mrs. NJ C. Hough
ton, returned to her work in the Hol-
STEM triesian Register Office Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Brown and son,
Henry, returned Tuesday to their home
IN Newton, Mass, after several DAYS
visit with their aunt, Miss Mary Brown.
Harold Putnam has given up his DO
sition in the Vermont National bank
and has returned to his former work in
the office of his uncle E. B. Barrows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur D. Wyatt Wis
tied their cousin, Mrs E. A. Rice. in
nashua, N. H., last week, making the
trip to and from that city by automo.
bile.
Miss Ella Stebbins is away from her
duties in the Vermont Loan & Trust Co 8
office for a weeks vacation. which she
Is spending in Montague and Leverett
Mass.
Avalon Converse, who visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Converse. a
few weeks, left Sunday to resume his
work as travelling salesman with head
quarters in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. c. S. Chase returned Monday
from her summer home in Nottingham
where she had been since June. Mr.
and Mrs. Chase will go there to spend
Sundays until cold weather.
Miss Harriet L. Angel, of E L. Hill
dreth & Co.'S linotype operating force.
has gone to New York to stay two weeks
at the instruction plant of the Mer-
genthaler Linotype company.
Mrs Fred Holcomb and Mrs. VIII Lu-
cas- of Meriden, Conn, who had been
guests of their aunt, Mrs j. P. Mack
of South Main street. left Saturday to
visit relatives in Springfield, Mass.
Major c. Houghton, Ferris R. Vaughan,
w. b. Vinton and C. A. McRae went
Friday In Mr. Houghton's automobile to
bennington, where they attended the
dedication of the new Masonic temple
Mrs. c. r. Crosby and sons, Godfrey
and Charles, left by automobile Monday
on trip to Old Orchard, Maine where
Mrs. Crosby's mother, Mrs Bemis, and
Sylvia Crosby have been staying several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Sloan and child
rem, Helen and Todd, visited Mrs Sloan's
sister. Miss Dorothy Todd, Friday and
Saturday on the way from Fair Haven.
where they spent two weeks, to their
home in Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Simonds and Mr..
and Mrs II. C. Rice left Wednesday by
automobile for Saratoga, where they
will attend the historical pageant They
VIII return via Lake George and Lake
Champlain, planning to reach home to-
morrow
c.. F. Thomas and son left Tuesday by
automobile for Plattsburg, N. Y, where
Mrs. Thomas and daughter have been
with relatives the past two weeks Ber-
ME Nichols, a former clerk for Mr..
Thomas, Is assisting in the pharmacy
during Mr., Thomas's absence
August Anderson's 50th birthday ami
versary was happily observed in his
home Thursday, August Is, with a fam
lily gathering. His sister. Mrs ]. Sher-
man of Fall River, Mass, came here es
pecially for the occasion and remained
until Monday of thfo xraal, a..