Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-08-09
sRATrLEBoRo PERSONAL.

II. - cutter Oh minneapolis Is mere
for a stay of several days.
James Sears of New York is visiting
his sister, Miss Mary Sears.
Miss Margaret Lee has returned after
a weeks visit in Mllers Falls
Miss Arzele Lebert and Miss Pearl
Belleville were in Hinsdale Sunday
Miss Gladys Merber of Providence. r.
|. Is visiting Christopher McCourt.
Mr. and Mrs G.. II. Hall went yes
terday to Ocean Beach to stay a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Morrill, of North
field this state, were recent visitors In
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Perry of Suffielj,
Conn. are spending their honeymoon in
town.
Mrs. William Anderson and two little
daughters are in Mortified, Mass, for
a visit.
Miss Mary Fits went yesterday to
Nantucket to visit Mrs. II. X. willard
week.
Beatrice and Edwin Lamb of Green
field are visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
Ann Lamb.
Mrs. John Hurley and grandmother of
Bellows Falls visited in town the first
of the week.
Mrs. George c. Averill Is visiting her
daughter Mrs. George Adams, in SPRING
| htlh' hdSS'
| Miss May Hennessey of Greenfield,
| visited Saturday with her sister, Mrs
| ID. M. Meany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Whitney went yes
terday to Springfield, Mass, where he
has employment.
| Jack Shea returned yesterday to his
| home in Derby, Conn. accompanied by
Miss Emily Shea.
Mrs. w. w. PHmpton is spending a
week in Randolph with her daughter,
Mrs. Howard Hoyt
! Mrs. NJ. j. Larrabee returned Tuesday
| after a several days visit in Holyoke,
| Westfield and Hartford.
| NJ. j. Larrabee and II. NJ. Sweetland
called on friends Sunday in Hatfield,
| Holyoke and Springfield.
Miss Elizabeth Trendall of Concord
| Junction visited over Sunday with her
parents on South Main street.
Charles Cllsbee and sister, Marion
and Thomas Dufferin of Revere visited
Mrs. A. j. Bracket this week.
| w. E. Miller, clerk at the freight
house, who has been seriously i'll at his
home in Esteyville, is improving
Miss Margaret Scanlon returned Wed
nesday to Springfield, Mass, after two
| weeks visit with Mrs. Oscar Guiheen.
Miss Eta Mundell returned Tuesday
| from Wardsboro, where she was called
on account of the illness of her sister
Mrs. Horton ID. Walker and friend
Mrs. Bennett, went yesterday to Nam
tasket beach for months vacation.
Mrs. l.. Mack and son, Gordon, return
ed Tuesday to Bellows Falls after a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Fred Davis.
Miss Mary Martin is spending two
weeks vacation with her brother, Jo-
seph, of Holyoke, and Daniel of North
ampton.
Mr.. and Mrs William Burt of WASH
ington came Tuesday by automobile for
a few weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodbury. have
taken a tenement in the Stowe house
in West Brattleboro and will begin
housekeeping.
Mrs. E. ]. LaDuca and son. Francis,
returned yesterday after four weeks
visit in Moores Forks, N Y, Burlington
and other places
Mr.. and Mrs. Frogie of New York have
been guests at Samuel Weiss and l.. j.
Danies's. Mrs. Frogie was formerly
Miss Carrie Bliss of his town.
Mrs. Sherman McQuaide of Science
tady, N. Y. was a visitor in town We'd
nesday, while on her way to Dover,
where sheawill spend a vacation.
James G. Adams. who spent the sum-
mer with his parents on Bullock street,
will leave Tuesday for Chicago to join
the "Littlest rebel company, with Dus-
tin Farnum, for tour through the
| West.
| Mrs. Ernest Thornell visited her cous-
in, Mrs. C. j. Paro, Saturday on her
way from Mortified, this state. where
she spent the summer, to her home in
New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brooks of Win
chester were in town Sunday to see his
mother, Mrs. E. d. Brooks, who is re-
covering from an operation at the Me-
mortal hospital.
Mrs and Mrs. o. d. Stowell and child
rem, Inez, Ruth and Hugh, have return
ed from York Beach, Me. Mrs. Stowel
and the children were there during July
and Mr.. Stowell was there the last two
| weeks of the month.
Harry Bemis has taken a tenement in
John OConnor's house on Clark street
and will move there from the Horace
French house, corner of Vernon and
Hudson streets which will be moved to
u South Main street
Mrs Martha Calef- White, electric
needle specialist, who has been at Miss
Griffn's rooms this week Will spend
Sunday at DIR. p. p. Whites in Williams
vile and will return to her home in
/, Boston next Friday.
conductor ROBERT w HeeleT is tdhlhs
two weeks vacation. Conductor e. j.
LaDuca is covering his run between here
and New London and Conductor John
Riley is taking Conductor LaDuca's place
between here and South Londonderry
Charles H. Thompson of Bratleboro
was named as the national committee
man from Vermont for the Progressive
party in the convention in Chicago this
week Mr.. Thompson, who has been the
New England manager of the Roosevelt
campaign with headquarters in Boston,
attended the convention.
DR.. C. N Smith and Mrs. Smith and
their son, Richard, of Llanerch, Pa
and Dr. Smiths mother. Mrs. Martin
| Smith of New Haven Conn, came Tues
day by automobile to visit Mrs. c. N
Smiths mother, Mrs. Horace French
They returned yesterday. Mrs. j. L.
Gates of Newfane also visited Mrs
French.
Appleton T. Miles and James G. Adams
left Thursday afternoon for canoe triI
to Bellows Falls and return, camping In
Walpole that night. Afer hard passage
through the rapids they reached the
Falls at noon Friday and made the re-
turn trip. about 25 miles, the same day
reaching here in hours. at O'Clock