Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-08-23

Ulrich Rolling OF Forest street is i'll with
tonsilitis.
Miss Rhea ,Dunklee is spending her vacation
Mrs. Mary Crosier is visiting her son in
Cottage City, Mass.
Miss Katherine Dryer attended the funeral
OF friend in New York last week.
Mr. and Mrs c. E Lockwood visited in
Bellows Falls from Saturday to Monday.
Robert Miller and family of Northampton
were guests of Mrs. H. E. Bascom recently
Mrs. Oscar Dion of Schenectady n. Y, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E
Holmes.
Mr.: and Mrs. Harry Currer of Oswego
automobile.
Mrs. Pearl Bellevle returned the last OF
the week after visit OF two weeks with rela
tives in Boston.
Rev f. o. ,Hedberg went the first OF the
week to Providence, X. l., where he preached
several years.
Mrs. Franc c. Clark and Mrs. Charles
Sprague went Monday to Mantle Conn, to
stay two weeks.
David s. Carey OF Canal street is making a
good recovery from the operation which he
underwent two weeks ago.
Charles Sargent reNrned to his home in
Springfield, Mass, last week after visiting his
son, F. c. Sargent, two weeks.
Walter L. Worden and family returned
Monday from Sunset Lake. where they had
been on two weeks vacation.
Mrs Nettie Fay returned Wednesday to
her home in Somerville after spending the
summer with Mrs. w. E. Banks.
r- Mrs; Martin Ma Austin, ir;, and children.
week from vacation at Winthrop beach.
G Mr.. and Mrs Bert Young, Miss Edith
Stockwell and Robert Higley have returned
after spending week at Sunset lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Thomas moved last
week from the Barrows house in Esteyvile
to their new home Belmont avenue.
Mrs; l.. p. Stone Of Ftchburg, who spent
several weeks with Mrs. Nellie F. Bower,
went yesterday to Laconia, N. H.. to visit.
Moran and Arthur Wallace Peach went Mon
day to Winthrop Beach, Mass, to spend two
=, Prof. and Mrs A. J; Philips returned
Philips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stone moved last week
from the Miner house at, the corner of Elliot
Elliot street
Mrs. F. NJ. Ellis OF Springfield, this state, is
visiting her son, c E. Lockwood. Miss Marion
several days there.
c. B. Crowell and p " Crowell left
Yesterday TO attend the annual rogue tourna-
to Brattleboro tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. w. 4. Burton and daughter,
Burton's mother, Mrs Addie c. Van Doom,
at 40 High street last week.
DR., and Mrs. George w. Brush of BROOKLYN
stayed over night with Mrs Brushs cousin,
Mrs. Addie c. Van Doom, one night this
week, on their way back to Brooklyn.
Miss Lillian Johnston OF Allston. Mass, a
professional, nurse, is guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w. Johnston She
came Monday and will remain here until
October.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Hawley are in Buffalo,
N. ", where they attended the wedding OF
their son, Luther w. Hawey, and Miss Lola
Z. Waugh OF Fort Erie, Ont, last evening.
They will go from Buffalo to jamestown to
Rev. r. M. Houghton occupied the pulpit
OF the Centre Congregational church Sunday.
On Monday he left for Laingsburg, Mich,
to visit his parents. He will be away one
Sunday, returning for the first Sunday in
September.
Miss Frances f. Guild, money order clerk
at the post Office, left the office yesterday
on leave of absence OF three months. For
several wekks last spring she was unable to
tax above a whisper, on account OF nervous
trouble. She returned TO the office in June
and was much better for time, but for
few weeks the condition of her throat has
not been as well. Her physician here and
specialist in Springfield have ordered absolute
rest for three months, which she will spend
IN part on Ames hill James Austin, clerk
IN the post Office, will take Miss Guilds place
IN the money order department and Abbott
frizzell, substitute letter carrier, will work.
in the mailing department,