Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-08-23
7RATTLEaoRo PERSONAL.

Raymond Ellis is spending his. vacA-
ton in Wilder, this, state.
Harold Belden went yesterday to visit
week In Springfield. Mass.
s. l.. May moved Aug, is from. Hol--
yoke to 90 South Main street.
Miss Doris. Foley OF Springfield, Mass,
is visiting Miss Katherine Dwyer.
Miss. Mary Leahy is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. John Fftzsimons, in Burling-
tom
John Hennessey Of Bellows Falls Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. d. M. Mesny, Tues
day..
l. o. p. Smith, who has been confined
to the bed by illness several days, is re-
covering.
Mrs. X. F. Leahy and son, Thomas, Of
St Adams are visiting, her sister, Mrs
II. NJ. Williams.
Lyman. f. Howe and family returned
this week to Pennsylvania after visiting
at L. e. Holden's.
Mrs. Earl Hadlock and three children
of Northampton are, guests. of her moth
err, Mrs. Adelaide Garfield.
H.. L.. Canedy and son, Robert at
tended the Larrabee-Stacy reunion in
West Halifax Wednesday.
Mrs. d. Harris and two. nieces Of
Townshend visited her sister, Miss Eta.
Mundell, part of the week.
NJ. ]. LArrabee. attended the Larrabee-.
Stacy reunion at Mrs. Susan Larrabee,s
in West Halifax Wednesday.
Neil Sullivan Of Portland, oregon, was.
in town this week. James Burns of
Bellows Falls also was; here,
Mrs. Michael Duggan and daughter,
Katherine, are spending two weeks in
New London and Norwich. Conn.
James F. Carey OF Springfield, Mass,
was in town Monday to see his brother.
David s. Carey, who Is improving.
Robert NJ Swdtzar of Easthampton.
Mass, is spending a week at William
T. Bruce's and Barnard NJ. Switzer's.
Miss Abbie Wellman Of Westminster
West visited her cousin, Mrs, c. A.
Waitman, this week on her way to Bos-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bundy of Leom-
inster. Mass, are visiting at Pearl Clapp's
on their way to Lebanon. N H., by
carriage,
Mrs. Ina Cantell of Plattsburg, N Y,
will come tomorrow to visit her sister.
Mrs. r. c. Durham. who will go to 3D.
lows Falls to meet her. -
Mrs. Robert Reed and two children,
Margaret and Raymond. of New Lon
don are visiting Mrs. Reeds brother.
Charles Smith of Canal street.
Stuart Hartwell, who has been a stu
| boarding at NJ ]. Larrabee's. He will
| enter the Mount Hermon school Sept l.
Miss Belle Houghton of Holyoke, who
| bought the Clough place on South Main
| street, took possession Aug. Is. She Is
having extensive repairs made by C. H.
Hall.
Mrs. c. H, Hall. Mrs. F. E. Willard,
| Mrs. n. G. Colburn, Miss May Cook and
| Miss Phebe Clark attended the Spirit
| ualist convention at Lake Pleasant We'd
| nesday.
Dan Kallum fell Wednesday night
| from the trestle of the new bridge near
| the canning factory and had it not been
| that assistance was at hand he would
| have been drowned
When DR.. c. n. Smith and Mrs. Smith.
who visited her mother, Mrs. Horace
| French, two weeks ago, returned to
| their home in Lanerch, Pa, they found
that their house had been entered and
robbed of over $500, clothing and other
| valua bles.
Mrs. Mary J. Calvin. widow of John
| Calvin. and family will move next week
| to Hartford, Conn, where Mrs. Calvin
| has relatives. Mrs. Calvin has been a
| resident of this town more than 81 years
| and a large circle of friends will regret
her departure as well as that of her
! children.