Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-08-16
eRATTLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. d. Frank Shea and children are
visiting in Rutland.
Mrs. E. B. Coates will leave Monday
for an outing of two weeks at Winthrop.
Mrs. C. F. Thomas and little daughter
are visiting relatives in Plattsburg, N. Y.
Miss Molle Ryan began work Monday
in Clark's grocery store as clerk.
Mrs. Mary Fuller and Mrs. Pierce of
Boston are guests of Mrs. Ann Benson
Miss Nellie Austin returned Tuesday
after spending vacation in Lake
George, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bracket and son,
Roger, left Monday for an outing at
Watch Hill, R. 1.
DR.. C. G. Wheeler and family spent
Sunday and Monday in Montpelier, go
ing by automobile.
Rev. Father p. ]. Long of Proctor
visited his mother, Mrs Daniel Long,
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian r. Rand of
Springfield Mass, were visitors in town
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Mary Austin and Miss Mary
Grady went Tuesday to Indian Neck,
Conn. for 10 days. vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Stuart Frost of Jersey
City have been spending the week at
their cottage on the Broad Brook road.
| Mrs. Jennie T. Warren went Monday
| to Saratoga Springs, N. Y. She will be
| there and at Lake George until Sept
| / or later.
Charles B. Streeter of Cleveland, Ohio,
| arrived Tuesday morning for a visit Of
| several days with his parents, Capt. and
Mrs. II. C. Streeter
Miss Marjorie Stebbins of Brookline,
Mass, came Monday to be the guest Of
| her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Brad
| ford of Washington. at the MplrOSe two
| weeks.
Mrs. James Todd and daughter, Jane,
| of Palmer, Mass, visited over Sunday
| in town with Mrs. Todd's daughter, Dor
| othy They went Monday to ST. Johns
bury for visit.
Miss Bertha Goldthwait was brides
maid Saturday evening at the marriage
of her brother, A. Pearl Goldthwait OF
Shelburne Falls, and Miss Mary G..
Cunniff of that town.
Mrs. c. E. Mann and children, Louise,
Floyd and Mildred, returned home Sun
day from a two weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends in Wilmington, West
Dover and Warisboro.
Edward Bowler of Medford, Mass. is
visiting his aunt. Mrs. Percy Haigh. He
will stay until September His father
James Bowler, and his brother, Francis
Bowler. spent Sunday at Mrs. Haigh's
Mrs. w. S. McKenney and daughter
Miss Ruth McKenney, who were both
i'll in the home of Mrs McKenney'i
father, G.. A. Hines. have recovered
sufficiently to go to their home |
Northampton
Miss Nettie Bowie. clerk in the Brat
tleboro News store, went Tuesday t
South Newfane for a weeks vaca
ton with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Morse
Next week she will go to Mortified
Mass, and to her home in Putney.
Fred w. Woodcock, pitcher for thu
Brattleboro baseball team 20 years ago
is in town today, accompanied by Mrs
rell. The two couples are on their wa,
to Boston after an automobile tril
through northern Vermont
Yardmaster James Grady had a mar
row escape from serious injury Monda.
morning n the local yard. While gettin
. down the side ladder of a moving freigh
car he was caught between the cars o.
the next track. His right leg was badl
bruised. DIR. C.. 8. Pratt attended him
Conductor Montgomery is taking hi
place until he RECEIVERS
t Capt. and Mrs. e. ]. Perrett OF Sout
e Norwalk. Conn, who formerly ha
K charge of the Salvation Army corp
y here, were visitors In town from Satui
I day to Monday. They took part In tn
meetings and many old friends greete
= them on the streets. Capt. Perrett no
Q has charge Of a large corps In Sout
8 Norwalk. He and Mrs. Perrett made II
trip here by trolley as far as Greenfield