Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-08-02
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

| Mrs Frank LaFrinea is at the Memo
rial hospital for treatment.
Miss Agnes Blake has entered the en-
ploy Of e. ]. Fenton & Co.
Mrs. E. L. Parker is spending the
| summer at Claremont, N. II.
Miss Cora Hatch is spending the week
with relatives In East Dover.
Charles Sargent of Springfield, Mass,
| is visiting his son, F. c. Sargent
Martin Cunningham returned Friday
after three weeks visit In Athens
T. p. Nolan of Springfield, Mass, was
in town from Saturday to Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Scanlon of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting at Patrick Brosna-
| hans.
Miss Nellie Austin will go Monday to
Lake George, N. Y, for ten days va
| cation
John Brosnahan will come tomorrow
| from New York city for a months va
| cation.
James oConnor of New Britain, Conn,
| is visiting at John @. Bakers on Birge
| street.
Mrs. Lizzie Scribner of Greenfield Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hiram Hyde,
| week
James ODonnell OF CRANKY, Mass,
has entered the employ Of the Vermont
| Printing Co.
Miss Gertrude Toomey of Brooklyn Is
visiting her aunt, Miss Nellie Sullivan of
| Clark street
Miss Margaret Brosnahan returned
Wednesday after a weeks vacation at
| Mantle, Conn.,
Mrs. L. L. Davis is spending a week
| at the Walter Thomas farm on the
| mountain road
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cook will go
| tomorrow to Crescent Beach, Conn. for
| two weeks vacation.
| Mrs. Horace French went Wednesday
| to Newfane to visit her sister, Mrs. J.
| L. Gates, a few days.
John W. Scherer moved Wednesday
from John O'Connor's house on Clark
| street to School street.
Miss Mary Doyle went Tuesday to
Spofford lake for a weeks stay with
Mrs. NJ. C. Houghton
James Riley of Springfield Mass. and
Patrick Aher of Greenfield visited at
their homes this week.
C. C. Magoon returned Saturday to
| Montague City, Mass, after a weeks
stay at NJ. ]. Larrabee's
Miss Mabel Clapp returned Monday
| after visit of 10 days with Miss Doris
Foley in Springfield, Mass
Miss Katherine Dwyer returned Tues
| day after several weeks visit at her
home in Springfield this state.
ass Harriet and Miss Lillian Doug
las will go tomorrow to Hartford for a
weeks visit with their brother.
Mrs. G. H. Hall left Wednesday for
weeks visit in Holyoke, Mass, and in
Bridgeport, Conn.,, and other places.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Twyon of SPRING
field, Mass, visited Sunday at the home
Of her mother, Mrs. Mary Sullivan.
Mrs. R. ]. Eldridge and son, Ralph,
| are at Walter Walkers home in Dunn
merston for a vacation of two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Torrey returned
| Tuesday to their home in Dalton, Mass,
after few days visit with Mr. and Mrs.
| E. w. Boyle.
| Mrs. Clarence Smith returned to Hol-
yoke Wednesday after a weeks visit
with Mr.. Smith, who is employed at
| the Albany cafe
Fleishmann village in the Catskil mount
| aims on account of the death of her
aunt, Mrs. Patrick Moran.
Mrs. Tracy Knott and daughter, Eft
| ta May, returned Saturday to their home
| in Westfield after two months visit with
her father, Harvey Canedy
Miss Mary and Miss Abbte Griffin re-
| turned Wednesday after two weeks va
| cation at Mantle, Conn Miss Griffin will
| open her shampooing parlor Monday,
Aug. 5.
Rev. Father NJ. j. Carmody returned
Tuesday after two weeks stay in New
York and Bennington. His niece, Miss
Catherine Carmody of Bennington came
with him for a visit
Clarence E. Whitaker returned to his
work as janitor of the Crosby block and
the Harmony building Monday. He un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis
April s, and had been incapacitated
since then.
Harold r. Northgreaves, who had been
messenger boy for the Western Union
Telegraph company, started yesterday
morning for London, Ont. where he has
been promoted to the position of tele-
graph operator
Rev. Frank L. Masseck, formerly pas
tor of the Universalist church here, now
of Arlington, Mass, is spending the sum-
mer with his family in Barnard, this
state, where he is supplying the pulpit
of the Universalist church.
Harry Brackett of Lawrence, Mass,
came Sunday and entered the employ
of the Fort Dummer Mills as head
machinist He is staying with his cous-
in, A. ]. Bracket of Clark street. He
will move his family here later.
Edward Paro returned to Boston Fri
day after spending his vacation with his
mother, Mrs. c. ]. Paro, of Clark street.
He has taken a position in the Copley
Plaza, a 81, 900, 900 hotel which has been
two years in construction, and was
opened for guests Aug 1.
Mrs Harry C. Shaw and children,
Dorothy, Chase and Robert, went Friday
to Bristol, where they will stay the re-
mainder of the summer with Mrs
Shaws parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John o.
Benedict. Francis, another son, went to
Bristol several weeks ago.
Guy s. Stockwell. driver for the
American Express company, began a
two weeks vacation Monday morning.
James Pomfrey, who worked in town
last summer came from Holyoke Fri
day and is spare driver for the express
company during the vacation season.
Miss Elizabeth Sullivan, a trained
nurse of Brooklyn, N. Y, returned Sat
urday from Putney, where she had been
caring for Miss Helen Crowley, who
recently underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis and has made a good recovery.
Miss Sullivan will have a vacation at
her home on Williams street before re-
turning to Brooklyn.
Miss Evelyn Harris accompanied
her brother. Fred II. Harris to
Utica, N. Y, where he agair
won the Central New York tennis cham
pionshp. She is with him this week,
at the White Mountain tournament,
where he will defend his title of White
Mountain champion, and will remain
with him through the Vermont state