Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-06-28
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

yoke Monday.
Clayton Randall has taken position
as clerk in Holden's pharmacy.
Mrs. C. A. McRae is spending a week
at Mountain Side" i'm North Hinsdale.
T. S. Berg and family will go tomor-
row to Burlington for a vacation visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Dunkee of Athol
were guests Friday of Mrs. Ella Games.
Mrs A. F. Rohde Is a guest of DR..
and Mrs J. T.. Ridden in Bellows Falls.
Frank Ellis of Dummerston visited last
week with his sister, Mrs. c. j. Stock
well.
Mrs William T. Bruce is visiting at
the Switzer homestead in West Town
shend.
Miss Hattie Allen of Baldwinsville,
Mass, is at James Aliens to stay a few
weeks.
G. L. Durham. o. d. Stowell and v.
II. Winchester are in Boston on a bus
mess trip
Mrs. Thankful johnson of Northamp-
ton is visiting at James Aliens and
Henry j. Aliens.
F.. w. Childs and Rollin Childs are in
Baltimore attending the Democratic ma
tional convention.
Oscar Guiheen has moved from the
Barber house on Clark street to his new
house on Beech street.
]. A. Page attended the commence
ment exercises at Amherst college from
Friday evening to Sunday.
Mrs. Nettie Fay of Somerville, Mass,
is expected Monday to spend the sum-
mer with Mrs. w. e. Banks.
Miss Sarah Benson. the teacher. has
returned from Adams Mass.
Sylvenus Hescock of Springfield, this
state, recently visited his son, Fred Hes
cock, and other friends in town.
B. NJ. Weber, who is employed by
e. l.. Hildreth & Co., is spending his
vacation at his home in Manchester, N.
II.
John L. Howard has bought the DAY.
ison place in Putney and will move there
this week. He will go into the poultry
business.
Mrs. II. w. Sanderson and daughter,
Ruth, and sister, Mrs. f. =. Mack, went
Wednesday to Lancaster, n. H., for an
extended visit
Mrs. Fred l.. Smith entertained the
members of her Baptist Bible school
class in her home on Prospect street
last evening.
Mrs. p. X. White and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth White, of Plainfield N. j.,
came Friday to their summer home on
North Main street.
Miss Pearl Gibson went to Washing
ton, ID. c., Friday and from there to
Baltimore. where she is attending the
Democratic convention.
Miss Maude Betterley of Gulford went
to the Montague hospital Monday and
was operated upon by DR.. f. r. Lynch.
She is making a good recovery.
Mrs. Ella w. Donelson returned to
Springfield, this state, Tuesday after a
visit of n week al Mrs. II. X. Chamber
lain's and with other friends in town.
Mrs, John b. Tasker and daughter of
Hillsboro, n. H., were guests Wednes-
day of relatives here. They came to at
tend the Wright family reunion in New
fame.
Murray Frost, who has been employed
by the Central New Hampshire Power
Co., left Tuesday for Memphis, Tenn,
where he will be employed on Il power
project.
Gilbert Rawson Of Jacksonville, Fla,
and sister, Mrs. Martha Cole of Fitch
| burg, who have visited in Jamaica. will
be guests of Mrs. W. f.. Banks the last
| of the week.
Mrs. Scott =. Eames, who has been
for several years in the employ of f,
! w. Kuech & Co., has resigned her posi-
! ton. Her place will be taken by Miss
| Clara Eames.
G. T. Lundberg and daughter. Miss
| Emma Lundberg, went to Springfield,
Mass, Saturday. Mr.. Lundberg returned
Sunday and Miss Lundberg probably will
return today or tomorrow.
| Thomas A. Austin is having q weeks
vacation from his duties as letter car
rier He took but one week last sum-
mer and as he is allowed two weeks in
SO he is entitled to two more weeks be-
fore July /. 1913
John O'Brien. who has been in the
Memorial hospital since May IL with
injuries sustained by being run over by
a freight train at South Vernon, is very
much improved. He was able to attend
the ball game Wednesday afternoon.
NJ. S. Rounds of Barre, secretary OF
| the Vermont State Undertakers' asso-
| citation, was in town yesterday making
| arrangements with the local undertakers
| for the annual convention of the asso-
citation. which will be held here Aug q
and 81
w. F. Root went Monday to Burlng-
ton to attend the annual meeting of the
: Vermont Pharmaceutical association. c
G.. Maynard attended the convention OF
the Travelling Mems auxiliary of the as
ISOLATION, of which he was president He
was elected chairman of the executive
committee for the coming year
Miss Catherine Calvin and Mrs. John
| Wheeler went to Boston Monday to at
tend the commencement exercises of the
New England Conservatory of Music
Miss Maysie Calvin completed A weeks
course this week. Miss Catherine Gal
vim will resume her duties at Mrs. G. II
Smiths millinery store next Monday.
Mrs. p, i. MacGown and daughter
Gladys. of New Haven. who had beer
guests of Mrs G. H. Smith, were in &
railway accident near Quechee Monday
They left here on the II o'clock train
to go to Woodstock and were on the
branch road when a broken switch caus-
ed the car in which they were riding tc
turn turtle. They were uninjured, al
though badly shaken up.
Mrs. George Ellis and daughter, Miss
Grace NJ. Ellis. stayed with Miss Ger
trude S. Stockwell over one night last
| week on their way to their home In
| Worcester, Mass, from Middlebury.
| Miss Ellis has just graduated from Mid
dlebury college, being one of two out OF
a large class who completed the four
years course in three years. Mrs. Ellis
attended the commencement exercises.