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

Miss Marguerite White entered Smith
college Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Brown returned to Smith
college Northampton, Wednesday.
Mrs. f. ]. LaDuca and son. Francis.
are visiting in South Londonderry.
Gerald Rice has returned from Rox-
bury, this state. and entered high school.
Miss Margaret Moylan will begin work
for the Durham Brothers company Mon
day.
Miss Lizzie Mcvelgh went Monday to
Germantown, Pa, where she VIII be
employed.
Miss Mary f. Stakeholder Is spending
a two weeks vacation at Martha's
Vineyard
Miss Elizabeth White returned Monday
to her duties as school teacher i'm Plain
field, N. j.
Kinson Doak who had been with his
father in Brooklyn a month. returned
Wednesday.
LaVerne Beales of Washington, d.
c., left for his home yesterday in his
automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. d. C. Felch and daughter,
Ada. returned Monday after visiting rel
lives in Keene.
DR.. W. II. Lane and f. L. Reed went
on an automobile trip to Springfield,
Mass, MOnuay.
Miss Katherine Doyle of Maiden Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Nora Manning
of Elliot street.
II. E. Eddy and family returned Mon
day after enjoying a two weeks vaca-
ton in Stratton.
Herbert Lee of Erving, Mass, has
sold his house there. He will come to
Brattleboro to live.
Mrs. Nellie Staples and daughter. Ruth.
visited Mrs. Staples's grandfather, S. w.
Kimball, last week.
Miss Florence Sanders of Townshend
visited over Sunday with her sister,
Miss Edith Sanders
DR.. Clifford p. Holt of Cambridge,
Mass, visited his sister, Mrs. Albert
| Bixby a few days recently.
Louis | Allen will go next week to
White River Junction to be one of the
marshas during the state fair
| Mr.. and Mrs William Martin have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. David
| Fitzgerald in North Hatfield, Mass
John ]. O'Neil has returned from In
diana, where he spent two days will
| his brother, Denny O'Neil. who Is yer!
| i'll.
Miss Nellie Brown returned Saturday
after three weeks vacation spent a
Adams Shore and Manchester by the
Sea.
Mrs. Francis Bemis went Wednesday
to Merden, Conn. where she will re-
main month with her sister, Mrs ]
II. White.
Mrs. Thomas II. Sisk and infant son
Thomas Francis Sisk. of New London
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Z. Denning
John Connell, for many years a res
ident of Brattleboro and Chesterfield
has gone to Canada to liye near hi
boyhood home.
Miss Amy H. Slack is i'll with typhoi'
fever in the summer home of her pa
rents, Rev. and Mrs. f. a. Slack, o.
Western avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Howe attende
the New England fair in Worcester las
week and visited with Mr.. and Mr.:
Burton in Clinton.
Miss Mary Fitzgerald. Miss Annie Nc
, Grath and Miss May Ferriter have re
turned from Savin Rock. where the
were employed during the summer
F. w. Wilder of Washington, d. c
president of the Vermont Loan & Trus
Co.. has been spending a few day
with F. B. Putnam, the general agen
Mrs. Floyd Coolidge will finish wor
tomorrow for the Durham Brothers CON
pany and will go next week to Spring
field Mass, where she and Mr.. Coo
edge will begin housekeeping.
Mrs Mabel Stevens Bailey of Woburl
Mass, who was the guest of her aun
Mrs. G. F. Barber, a few days, wer
r Wednesday to Bernardston to visit hi
t father before returning to her home.
l Miss Eloise Bronson, society editC
of the New York Times. and Mi:
Maude H. Smith, treasurer of the Sea
shpt oyster company, of Stoningto
Conn., arrived yesterday for a visit {
> Hillcrest.
r Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Eason attende
D the 5lst annual reunion of Company /
10th Massachusetts regiment. in She
burne Falls Sept s. OF the 30 livir
e members 10 answered the roll call Mr.
Eason recited a poem.
t Mrs. C. A. Waitman has returned a
e ter vacation spent in Brookline, New
fame and Townshend. Miss Carolii
Wellman, who kept house for her du
n ing her absence, returned "Wednesday
| her home in Westminster West.
Mrs Charles Perry of Chicago ar
f Mrs Frank Holding of Portland. Me
I who visited several days with Mr.. ar
! Mrs A. H. Harvey at "Ishpiming
, Clark avenue. went Saturday to Swai
: zey for a visit Both were residents
a Brattleboro a number of years ago.
, Mr. and Mrs Charles E. GRAHAM vi
4 go Saturday to Springfield, Mass, al
1 | early Sunday morning will join the e.
:, | cursion of Rexall druggists in New Emf
2 land bound for the national Rexall col
e vention, which will be in session in :
t Louis throughout next week. Mr.. al
Mrs. GRAHAM will return about Sept.
0 Frank w. Nichols was in New Yo
t last week and on Saturday met h
I niece, Miss Imogene Nichols of Farg
j North Dakota, on her arrival on q
n White Star liner Celtic. Miss Nicho
t who had been travelling in Europe sin
S June, came to Brattleboro with her u
3 Gle for visit of two weeks before +
e turning to her home
= VIII Schuster, who had been in TOW
Il for vacation of several weeks, We
Il Saturday to New York. He has sign
e a contract to sing leading roles for Il
4 Aborn Grand Opera company the con
ing season. The opening night will
e next Monday in Toronto, and fro
u there the company will travel throut
! all the large western cities,
y The Worcester Telegram of Sept 5,
, its account of the horse exhibit at [
. New England fair, said: III. R. Lay
renee, Brattleboro, and Edward d. Ell
il. mons, Bolton. were the judges, and thu
Y work proved highly satisfactory, accor
ing to owners of the exhibition hors'
d after yesterdays show. Mr.. Lawren
no. haap in1ga nf hnraaS for tho NJ