Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-09-13
eRATrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs d. p. Dewitt have beenf
in Boston this week.
Miss Hattie s. Warren has been in
New York city this week.
Miss Mertie Carroll is visiting few
days with relatives in Barre. .
Miss Mary Donnel and Mrs. Eta F.
Howe are I'm New York this week.
Miss Nellie L. Archer left yesterday
to spend a week in New York city.
Miss Jenny b. Duncan Is in New
York city She will return tomorrow.
II. s. Chds has been in Greenfield
and Shelburne Falls on business this
week.
Miss Catherine Hartnett is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Edward Russell, in Dunn
merston.
A. r. Rice, proprietor of the Uwanta
lunch room, is confined to his home on
Green street by illness.
Tommy Guiheen went today to Hoi-
yoke for a two weeks visit with his
sister, Mrs. Roger Donoghue
Mrs Horace French and Mabel and
Stanley Clapp visited Saturday in New
fame with Mrs. J. l.. Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Abbott left
Tuesday by automobile for Springfield,
this state, to attend the fair.
Mrs. F. l. Swift went Tuesday to
Montpelier to visit a week in the home
of her brother. Wayne NJ Reed
Mrs. John O'Connor was in Mortified.
Mass. with her daughter Mrs. Frank
Weeks Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Barber and
daughter. Leila, went to Boston by au-
| tomobile Sunday, returning last night
Mr.. and Mrs Roach of Florence, Mass,
formerly of South Deerfield, returned
| home yesterday after a visit at John c.
| Howe's.
Harry Bracket, who Is employed in
| the Fort Drummer mills. has moved his
| family here from Methuen, Mass, to
| Central street.
George Goodale of Gardner visited
| Mrs. Horace French Wednesday on his
| way to Wardsboro, where he will spend
| two weeks vacation.
Judge E. l.. Waterman went Monday
| to Rutland to preside at the September
term of the Rutland county court,
which opened Tuesday.
Manager r. j. Eldridge of the local
telephone exchange was in Keene Wed
nesday to visit the new telephone Office
which has been opened in that city. l.
Cornelius C. Billings of Washington
| ID. c.. who had been a guest several
weeks at F. w. Chidss summer home
Iilcrest, returned to Washington yes
terday.
Miss Agnes Murphy has returned to
her home in Holyoke and Miss Tressie
Moore to her home in Medford after
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs Os-
car Guiheen.
Mrs. Walter Cantel and children
| Walter and Myrtle. returned Sunday to
their home in Plattsburg, n. Y, after
two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
r. c. Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Houghton will go
to Springfield, Mass. today in their
automobile and meet Mrs. Houghton $
mother, Mrs. Bull, and then go by au-
tomobile to Ohio.
Miss Marion Betterley was operated
upon for appendicitis by DR.. Lynch in
the Farren hospital in Montague Wed
nesday. She is reported to be making
a good recovery.
Alfred and Mildred Greenwood have
returned to be with their mother and
attend school here after spending the
month of August in Poultney with their
father, DR.. Greenwood.
Mrs Robert Reed and two children
returned to New London Saturday after
three weeks visit with her brother
Charles E. Smith of Canal street. Mr.
< Reed visited here a few days and ac-
companiei them home.
: Walter H. Childs. son of A. w
Childs of Manchester, N. H.. and for
merly of this town, has gone to Hart.
/, ford, Conn. where he will be employed
;, by the Travellers Insurance company
t He graduated from Dartmouth las
r | June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Horton and son
r Francis. who visited a week with Mr.
s and Mrs Frank Bement, returned Sun
= day by automobile to their home II
l. Orange, Mass. Mr.. Horton bought hi!
t Ford automobile of Manley Brotheri
while in town.
d Chalmers Holbrook who is a guest o
, his cousin, Frederick Holbrook, will re
= main here until after the Valley fair
g Mrs. Holbrook, who was here a few days
!. went to Boston this week Mr. Hol
brook. who will complete his course Il
: Union theological seminary the comin
= year. preached in Dummerston last Sun
q day.