Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1913-10-24
BRATTLEBoRc PERSONALS.

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Mrs. F.. |. Swift went Thursday to
Schenectady to visit several days.
Mrs. Walter Jacobs of Springfield
Mass, was visitor in town Saturday
Miss Addie Fay, who has been in
burlington two weeks. will return to.
day
William II. Webb returned Saturday
after a stay of few days in New
York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Brazer and Har.
'1y c. Sargent are spending the week
in Boston.
Mrs. Warren Miller of Springfield. this
late, is visiting her mother, Mrs. O.
l.. Stickncy. !
Mrs. w. p Jones returned the first
of the week from few days visit
in East Windsor Hills.
/ Mrs. Clarence w. White of Ben
nington is a guest of her cousin, Mrs.
John Dewitt, on Canal street.
Mrs. A. l.. Pettcc went Thursday
to New York, where she will be
Il guest of Mrs. Charles Hoffman.
Miss Vending, the nurse, has re-
turned to herNhome in Dalton, Mass,
whore she will remain for the pres
cnt.
Mrs. Ray l.. Greene and son. Louis, OF
Worcester. Mass, are visiting her par
cuts. Mr.. and Mrs Frank l.. Hunt. ON
Tyler street
Mrs. +. G. Chace went to Newport,
r. l., Tuesday. Her sister, Miss Jessie
Mcleod, is staying here during Mrs.
CRace S absence.
Miss Violette Reynolds of New York
city came Wednesday to spend two
weeks vacation with her mother,
Mrs. A, D. Reynolds.
Miss NJ. A. Alger, nurse, has return
ed to Springfield, Mass, to attend to
her duties, after Il visit at her home
and with friends in Brattleboro.
Miss Edith Cleveland who is caring
for q patient in North Adams, will go
with the patient south the latter part
of the week, to remain through the
winter.
Mrs. Elizabeth p. Bailey was called
yesterday to Westerly, r.. l., on ac
count of the critical illness of her
father. Her Office will be closed until
further notice.
Mr. and Mrs. Neville Rice, who had
been in San Diego, Cal, ] months. ar
rived in town Monday. They are stay,
ing for the present at Herbert Boyle S
on Green street.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Wright returned home the |
first of the week from Fitchhurg, |
Mass, whore she attended the silver /
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. |
Gibson being her sister.
Mrs. Martha Walker returned We'd |
nesday to her home in Sharon after /
four weeks visit with her daughter. /
Mrs. Christopher McCourt. Her dauah- |
ter, Miss Flora Scott, accompanied her .
for Il few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Harvey left for .
Providence and Kingston, r. l., Wcd- |
nesday on. business trip of Il few
days. Mr.. Harvey goes in the interest !
of his ginseng garden in Kingston.
which lies alongside the Rhode Island |
state agricultural college.
Mrs. Norman Darling had a birthday |
party Wednesday,, most of the guests 7
being relatives from Westmoreland,. y. !
H., Springfield, Mass, Guilford and /
West Brattleboro. There were nine !
present, TO whom dinner was served. f,
The afternoon was spent in pleasant .
socablity.
A. G. Arcand returned Saturday /
from Burlington, whore he was called |
by the death of his mother, Mrs. G. /
f. Arcand. Mrs. Arcand, who also at
tended the funeral, is Mt present visit /
ing her brother, Arthur Strong, in .
Lincoln. Mr.. Strong, who was serious
" hurt four months AGO. is slowly I'M /
proving.
Mrs. David O'Kecfc went Wcdncs- /
day to Springfield, Mass, to be present |
ut linen shower which was given J
that evening by Mrs. Edward Fitzgcr- /
aid hccahsc of the coming marriage
Of Miss Katherine O'Kccfe TO James |
Kingston. Mrs. O 'Kecfc will remain !
until after the wedding, which will |
take place Oct. % in the Roman Cath !
ollie cathedral in Springfield. Mr. |
O 'Keefc. who is uncle to Miss o Keefc, |
also will attend the wedding.