Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-07-12
eRArTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

guest of David s. Carey Sunday.
Miss Ola f. Turner will go Monday to
Dover for a two weeks vacation.
julius f. Kuech has bought an Old
town canoe from Harry r. Randall
John Doyle has returned after a visit
of several weeks in Somerville, Mass.
Miss Emily Clapp is at York Beach,
Me-, as a guest of Miss Jessie Hawley.
A. F. Rohde was in Bellows Falls
from Saturday night to Sunday night. |
Miss Annie Osgood Is at her home In |
Brookline for a vacation of two weeks. |
Miss Edith Grant went Saturday to
Bernardston for two weeks vacation.
Miss Arzelie Lebert Is at her home
in Hinsdale for vacation of two weeks.
e. F. Brooks of Gardner, formerly of
this town, was visitor in town Sunday.
Irah ID. Spauldng has entered the en-
ploy of Horton ID. Walker, the cleo
trician.
Miss Elsie Smith will go Saturday to
Amherst, Mass. for a three weeks va
cation
Mrs. Hugh vielie and little son are WIS.,
itng at Mrs. Viele's old home in West
moreland.
George Landerfn and son of SPRING
field, Mass, have been visiting in town
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. f. j. Filion and daugh- ..
ter, Ruth, are visiting relatives in Win
chendon, Mass.
Francis Marion has game to Quincy,
Mass, where he will be the guest of
Ben Weeden a week.
The Sisters of st. Joseph will go Sat
urday to the convent in Rutland for
the summer vacation.
c. c. Holden of Keene is visiting his
neces, Mrs. w. f. Holland and Mrs.
Fred ODER of Green street
Edwin Parker of Townshend is visit
ing a few days with Holland j. Wilson
and mother on Williston street
Mrs Ned Ranney Joined her husband
Saturday at the Brattleboro House,
where he has been staying sveral weeks.
Miss w. b. Brodt of Berkeley, Calf,
who was a guest of Mrs. George II.
Clapp, left Wednesday for Cambridge,
N. Y.
Miss Bonnie McCausland of Boston,
who is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. T.
Moynihan, will remain here until Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. Emma Robinson of Worcester,
Mass, was in Brattleboro Tuesday WIS.,
iting relatives while on her way to
Townshend.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Roberts and son,
Horton, have returned from Boston,
where they were the guests of Mrs. Rob-
Miss Edith Butler accompanied by
Miss Elizabeth Stoddard of Orange, N.
j., left Wednesday for a vacation of
three weeks at Orr Island, Maine.
Miss Mary Hooker and Miss Adelaide
Hooker were called to their home in
| Colebrook, N. H., Wednesday because
of the serious illness of their mother
Charles II. Niles, manager of the re-
tail department of Durham Brothers
| company, is in Boston to attend the
shoe and leather convention and fair
Mrs. A. ]. Pullen and daughter Dam
aras, who had been visiting her sister,
| Mrs. Austin Miller, started for their
| home in North Fon du Lac, Wis, We'd
| nesday.
Miss Katherine Guiheen is acting as
substitute stenographer in II. G.. & f.
j.. Barber's law office during the absence
of Miss Ethel Wilmington, who is on her
| vacation
Mrs. L. A. Howe returned Wednesday
to her home in White Plains, N Y,
after visiting about five weeks with rel
atives here and in West Townshend and
| Williamsville.
Miss Lillian Harris, housekeeper for
e. h. Vanderpool, was operated upon for
| appendicitis Wednesday by DR.. e. r.
Lynch and DR.. Fremont Hamilton, in Mr.
Vanderpoors home on Elliot street
| "A oothciih6 VI RELATIVES III nOnOr OF
Richard A. Brown, who observed his
10th birthday anniversary, was held in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r.
Brown Tuesday afternoon and evening.
II. B. Haus returned Friday. after a
visit of 10 days with his mother, Mrs.
John Haus, in Baltimore His daughter,
Miss Mary Haus, who went with him,
VIII remain in Baltimore for a longer
visit
Miss Florence l. Goodenough, formerly
OF this town, is employed as supervisor
OF drawing in the summer school at
Mcdonald college, Montreal, which is
under the supervision of McGill uni
versity.
Mr. and Mrs. o. f. Howe of Brattle-
boro. Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Howe of
Wilmington and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy O..
Howe and family of Pttshed recently
visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. f.. Howe in
North Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Dunlevy re-
turned Monday after a two weeks
wedding journey through the Thousand
Islands and Canada. They have begun
housekeeping in their new home at 7
Spruce street.
Mrs. d. S. Carey and daughter, Mary,
went Wednesday to Gardner. Mrs Ca
reg will remain about a week and Mary
VIII stay through the summer as a guest
OF Mrs. Carey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Patrick Murray
George Grabell who had charge of the
Northern Pacific railroad exhibit at the
Valley fair last year and who made
many friends here, recently has been ap-
pointed city passenger agent for the
railroad in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry II. Miller of AL
bany, N. Y, formerly of this town, and
Mrs. Miller's sister, Mrs. Frank Wright
OF Holyoke, were here Friday afternoon
and Saturday visiting friends. They
came by automobile.
Mrs George s. Dowley and DR.. e. s.
Bowen of this town and Miss Charlotte
Stratton of Greenfield recently made a
554-mile trip in Mrs. Dowleys automo-
bile, visiting Burlington, Ticonderoga and
Lake George Mrs. Dowley regarded the
trip as one of the most delightful she
ever made in her car.
WIN Schuster came Monday from New
York to enjoy a vacation of four or
five weeks in town. He has been sing
Ing almost continuously for the Aborn
Grand Opera company in the large East-
ern cities and finished his engagement
for the summer in Baltimore during the
last week of the Democratic national
convention.
DR.. II. ID. Holton and Henry Bond of
Tyler street attended in Rutland Mon
day a meeting at which MANS wera die