Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-09-06
eRATrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

weeks vacation at Mantle Conn
Miss Dorothy Todd visited Sunday and
Monday in Ter home in Palmer, Mass.
Lynne Bevan and Austen Johnson Of
New York city spent Labor day on Ames
hill
David S. Carey, who has been i'll
several weeks with neuritis is able to
sit up.
Oscar J. Willard Of Springfield, Mass,
visited in town from Saturday until
Monday.
Wallace Clark was a guest Of friends
in Springfield, Mass, from Saturday to
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred r. Thomas left
Wednesday for a visit with friends in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Aidie s. wech returned Tues
day from three days visit with rel
atives in Worcester
Bert Brooks of Lebanon N. Y, Wis
tied his brother Herman Brooks, from
Saturday to Tuesday.
James Sullivan of Norwood Mass.
visited from Saturday to Sunday at his
lUEe on W iiliams street.
Mr.. and Mrs B. M. Rowand of Ever
EFT, Mass, were guests of l.. D. RowanJ
from Friday to Tuesday.
Mrs. G. II. Smith and Miss Katherine
G. Calvin are in Boston. They will re-
turn tomorrow or Monday
Ans. Afian ID. Brown and Mrs George
w. Tyler went yesterday to Hilcrest
on Ames hill for a vacation.
Timothy O'Leary returned to his home
in Hoosick Falls. N. Y, Monday after
two weeks vacation in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Endlich returned
Tuesday night from a weeks vaca ton in,
New Britain and New York city
Mrs Frank A. Crosier returned to her
home in Somerville Wednesday after a
week spent with relatives in town.
John Murphy returned yesterday to
New London after weeks visit with
his sister, Miss Catherine Hartnett
Miss Wayne Donnelly and Jack Leary
of Holyoke were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
william Dunlevy Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Frank l.. Hopkins of Adams
Mass, is spending a few weeks with
her mother, Mrs. N. L. Johnson, who Is
Mrs. Clarence Smith and son, Clar-
ence. of Holyoke, are visiting Mr..
Smith, who is employed at the Albany
cafe.
Miss Kathleen Brown of Springfield,
Mass, who was the guest of Mrs D,
+. Dewitt a week, returned home Sat-
urday.
Miss Mary Leahy returned Tuesday
after a visit of two weeks in Burling-
ton with her sister, Mrs. John Fitz-
simons
Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Rawson visited in
Athol at S. E. Prouty's and at Mrs. L.
). Waite's Sunday and both days of
the fair.
B. L. jerks and family of Fort Dunn
mer Heights have returned from a va
| cation trip to Schroon lake in the Adj
| rondacks.
Mrs. Maurice Doyle is visiting a week
with her brother and sister, P. NJ
Baker and Mrs. Johanna Kelley, in SOM
| erville, Mass.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Goldsmith and
| children, who were at the Rockwell
| cottage, Spofford lake, a month, returned
| home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Boleau and Mr.
and Mrs. George Frazier of Stafford
| Springs, Conn.,, were visitors at ]. p,
Mack's over Sunday.
Miss Minnie Devine returned Sunday
from indianapolis, where she went as
a delegate to attend the national Gar
ment Workers convention.
Miss Lenore Ayres, who is employed by
the Holstein- Friesian association, left
| Wednesday for a five weeks vacation.
to be spent in Indianapolis.
| Mrs. D. C. Turner and two sons who
nave been in camp at Hllcrest on Ames
| NH through the summer. returned to
| their home in New York city Tuesday.
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! Moore, in Roxbury Labor day. William
| a. Moore is supplying the pulpit of the
| Methodist church in Roxbury this sum-
| mer
LeVerne Beales, one of the secreta ries
! of President Taft, came to Brattleboro
| yesterday to visit Maj. F. w. Childs
| Mr.. Beales made the trip in his auto
mobile.
A. E. Hopknson, who had been Wis
ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Hopkinson, left Saturday for Dallas,
IeXas. His wife will remain here for a
longer visit
Mrs Nellie Streeter resumed her work
as forewoman in the Hooker. Corser &
Mitchell overall factory Wednesday. af-
ter two weeks vacation spent at her
home in Hinsdale.
Mrs. C. II. Patchen, Miss Katherine
Miller and Miss Gertrude Miller return
ed to their home in New York city yes
terday after visit at Miss Nellie L.
Archer's on Ames hill.
Mrs. Elliot and daughter and Miss
Elizabeth Clark of Upper Montclair. N.
j. returned to their home yesterday af
ter visiting Mrs. l.. H. Turner at her
summer place on Ames hill.
John Brosnahan returned Sunday to
New YORK after enjoying a vacation of
a month at his home on Beech street.
His brother, Daniel Brosnahan, went
SSSeciuly " new Ork, Wnere he has
employment
George Chatfeld of Clark street, who
drives public coupe, fell down stairs
in his barn Monday afternoon dislocat-
ing his thumb and badly injuring his
arm. Dr. Tucker, who attended him,
placed his arm in a cast.
E. Haskell. c. L. Stacey and E. w.
Boyle attended in Wilmington the re-
union of Company F. 18th Vermont
regiment, on its 5Oth anniversary Mr..
Haskell is the Oldest of the % surviv-
ing members of the company.
Miss Jessie L. Patchen and Miss Eliz-
abeth A Young, who have been guests
Of Miss Nellie L. Archer on Ames hill
throughout the summer. returned to
New York city yesterday. to resume
their duties teaching school there.
Mrs. Napolean Boucher and Mrs. Hen
ry Pellerin left Monday for Quebec
They will visit the shrine of Ste. Anne
de Beaupre Mrs. Pellerin will return
next week Mrs. Boucher will visit in
Farnham and st. Jean before returning
The Sisters of st. Joseph returned
Monday after spending the summer va
cation in Rutland. Sister st. Joseph,
who taught here a number of years ago,
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