Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-09-20
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.


o.. d. Stowell attended the West River
valley fair in Londonderry Friday.
Mrs. II. c. Squires of Amherst Mass,
is the guest of Mrs r. E. Orkins
Mrs. Napolean Boucher who was in
Quebec two weeks, returned Monday.
Miss Katherine Dunlevy visited in
Boston the latter part of last week.
Miss Fannie Murray of Gardner.
Mass. is visiting her sister, Mrs. d. s.
Carey.
Miss Anna Cavanaugh and Miss Josie
Griffin are employed at the Austine In
stitution.
Mrs. Harold Gale and two children
are spending a week or more in Dunn
merston.
Mrs. H. F. Stevenson is now living at
the Home for the Aged on Western
avenue.
Mrs. George F. Foster is visiting her
sister Mrs. Fred A. Flagg, in Scars
dale, n. Y
Mrs. f. d. Atwood of Chester came Sat
urday to visit her sister, Mrs Stephen
w. Kimbail.
Mrs. II. f. Bond, Mrs. w. H. Bond and
Mrs. Sarah Capen spent Tuesday in
Springfield, Mass
Miss Marie Gauvin of West Somer-
vile, Mass, is at w. O. Youngs for a
WISH OF TWO weeks.
Miss Jennie Bean has entered the
employ of f. l.. Hildreth & Co., in the
bindery department
Mrs. Clegg and son of Frankfort Me,
are visiting Mrs Clegg's sister Miss
Lucie Wells, the nurse.
Oscar Whitney returned to work in
Charles w. Cleveland's store Monday af-
ter two weeks vacation.
Miss Dorothy Denning has entered
the employ of the Vermont Printing
company as stenographer.
Miss Edith Canedy returned Tuesday
after two weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. George Ranger, in Holyoke
George Houghton and family moved
Wednesday from the Weatherhead house
in West Bratteboro to % Central street
Principal f. b. Smith of the high
school has been confined to his home a
| part of this week with an attack of grip.
Robert Knowlton is unable to return
| to Norwich university, being i'll with
| jaundice in his home at "a Central
| street.
l.. Guy Tasker and Luther II. Miller
attended the state fair at White River
| Junction Wednesday, making the trip by
automobile.
Miss Elizabeth j. Corey professional
| nurse, is making a good recovery in the
| Memorial hospital from an operation for
appendicitis
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cavanaugh of
Little Falls n. Y, are visiting Mrs.
| Cavanaugh's sister Mrs. John Lillis of
| Maple street
Miss Mary Hooker of Coebrook, n.
| H., was a guest from Friday to Mon
| day of Mrs. L d. Sanders of Oak
Grove evenue
Miss Margaret Moylan, Mrs Bert
Young and Miss Margaret Kempf have
entered the employ of the Durham
Brothers company.
| II. A. Waterman has returned to his
home in New York city after two
weeks visit with his parents, Judge and
Mrs. f. L. Waterman.
Mrs. f. L. Waterman and Mrs D. P
| Webster went yesterday to North Troy
| N Y, to visit Mrs. Waterman's sister
Mrs. w. H. H. Holton.
Miss Nellie Clarity, who was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis by DR.. E.
| r. Lynch at the Farren hospital is
making a good recovery.
Miss Alice Butterfied, who is at the
| head of the department of science in the
| Pennsylvania College for Women return
ed to Pittsburgh the first of this week
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Thomas of Hart
ford, Conn, and Clayton Thomas of Bos-
| lOn VIII COME MONDAY TO De guests OIL
Mrs. C. w. Thomas during Valley fail
| week.
Charles A. Harris and F. X. Barrows
who had been on a trip of four weeks
| through western states in the interest
of the Brattleboro Savings bank, re.
turned Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Il. Harlow, formerly O.
Bratteboro. has returned here from Ran
dolph Centre to occupy a part of he
| house on Green street. where rooms hav,
been fitted up for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Hamilton an(
daughters, Charlotte and Helen. wer,
guests Wednesday of Mrs. f. j. Wat
erman their way to their home il
Elizabeth, n. j.. from Bethel,
E. d. Whitney and Mr.. and Mrs
George Barrett of Auburn, N. Y, lef
Tuesday in Mr.. Whitney's automobile OIL
a trip of ten days through the Whit
Mountains and to other places of in
terest
II. C. Stowell returned to work Monda.
in the Richardson market after tw'
weeks vacation, during which he Wis
tied relatives in Chester and London
derry. He attended the West River Val
ley fair Friday.
The choir of st. Michaels Roman
Catholic church gave Miss Kathleen
Stewart linen shower Tuesday even
ing in her home on Stewart place. Re
freshments were served. The occasion
was very enjoyable to all present.
Dr. and Mrs. Park r. Hoyt of Laco
mia, n. H., came to the home of Mrs
Hoyts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John C
Howe, Friday from Hanover, wher
DR., Hoyt attended a meeting of phys
icians. They returned Saturday.
Cecil C. Turner, formerly of. this town
| who leased the Lancaster House, Ian
caster N. H., two months ago, has soil
his business to persons who have bough
the hotel property. Mr. Turner and fam
lily will live in Boston for the present.
Miss Maud Mcmahon of Fitchburg i
, visiting her cousin, Mrs. ID. F. Riley
Mrs. Rileys aunt, Mrs. Ellen Collins
who spent the summer there, and Mis-
Grace Mcmahon, who also visited there
have returned to their home in Fitch
burg.
Mrs. w. f. Dunlevy entertained TIN
d. d. club Monday evening in her home
7 Spruce street in honor of Mrs. Thorn
as III. Ssk of New London. Refresh
ments were served. The gathering wa
one of great pleasure to all of the par
Elephants.
Jacob G. Ullery and daughter, Mis-
Matilda Ullery travelled by automobile
Boston Sunday, and on Tuesday contin
ued their journey to Concord, N. H.
where Miss Ullery has resumed he
studies in st. Mary's school, Mr.. Uller
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