Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1915-10-08
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Dale Boyle has begun work for the
8. A. Smith Mfg. Co.
Dewey r. Hanley Of Montpelier was
a weekend guest in town.
Mrs. f. M. Adds of Cedar street
has been confined to her home on ac
count of illness, but is better.
Lawrence Mcintyre of Chicago came
Sept. 80 for short visit with Harry
r. Lawrence.
Miss Charlotte Tuthill is having al
vacation from her work as clerk in F..
w. Kuech s store.
Laurence Sherman of Dartmouth col
House over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Graffam went to
Boston Monday by automobile. They
will be away few days.
Verne II. Winchester went Monday to
Endicott, N. Y, on business for the
Durham Brothers company.
Casper N. Moran has returned from
a month s business trip in Pennsylva
mia for the Estey Organ Co.
John Moore finished work Saturday
night for c. S. Hopkins, florist, and
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Mrs. Alfred Stebbins went to Lon
donderry Monday morning to visit her
brother, George A. Coombs, few days,
Mr. and Mrs. George d. Odell went
Tuesday to Springfield, Mass, for
few days visit with friends and rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Halliday of East
Dover came Saturday to visit until
Tuesday with their son, w. c. Halla-
day, and family.
Mrs f. r. Bemis went to Spring
field. Mass, Saturday to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar j. willard,
until Wednesday.
Miss Josie Foster of Springfield
Mass, spent Saturday and Sunday in
town at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Arthur +. Roberts.
p w. Guiheen of Brooklyn, N. Y,
was an over Sunday guest of his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Guiheen of
Washington street.
Walter f. Bartholomew returned Sun.
day from a three-weeks' business trip
through the West in the interests of the
s. A. Smith Mfg. Co.
Harold Parsons of Dartmouth col
lege spent the weekend with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. r. Parsons, at
their summer home on Ames hill.
Mrs. Samuel G. Brown of Belmont
avenue, who has been in i'll health for
some weeks, went Monday to New.
| fame to visit her daughter, Mrs. Karl
Mahe;.
J Mrs William Heard and daughter
Blanche, who recently returned to this
country from Costa Rica, are visitin.
relatives in Brattleboro, Vernon and
Bernardston, Mass.
Miss Evion Bassett who underwent
!; an operation for appendicitis five weeks
ago in the Memorial hospital, has been
: taken to the home of her mother, Mrs
. Bert Mundell, in West Chesterfield,
4 Mr.. Cushman and family moved Mon.
day from East Jamaica to the house
!, on High Lawn road recently occupied
- by NJ. G.. Morrill, The Crystal Springs
Ice companies motor truck moved thfr
0 goods a.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seaver and
y family left Monday for Fitchburg
= Mass. They went Wednesday to New
c York and started from there that de!
|, for Clcarmont, Florida, where they viii
:, make their home.
J. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hinckley and sol
e and daughter of YarmouthpOrt, Cap
5 Cod, were weekend guests of Mr.. an,
y automobile to Montpelier and othe
= places in the northern part of the state
Rev. Nelson Kellogg and mother
Mrs. Elizabeth Kellogg, will leave to
f day for a trip of about eight weeks II
e California. Rev. Arthur Parsons o
/ Northampton, Mass, will supply tn
a pulpit in the Episcopal church durin
$ Rev. Mr.. Kelloggs absence.
u Clyde w. Horton of Brattlcboro, on
Ne of the students at the University o
!, Vermont who has an honor scholarship
- was elected temporary chairman Fri
u day of the meeting of the student
= holding such scholarships. Presidcn
= Benton addressed the students.
v Mr.. and Mrs. John Cullen Robertson
= of East Orange, n. j., came Friday an
were guests until Sunday of Mr..
e. Robertson s aunt, Mrs. Ella G. Starkey
II They were accompanied home by thei
~ two daughters and nurse, who ha
lc spent several weeks at Mrs. Starkey 4
~ Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Thompson o
-, Western avenue entertained hous
- party last week, the guests includn
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Baldemero deSoutO, Mis-
- Corinne deEscorianza of New York cit
,r and Walter Adlard, Robert Clark, Al
4. thur Hatch and George Adlard, all
m Boston. The guests left Monday.
d. Mrs. Charles Buckland of Honolulu
ID and Mrs. Daniel A. Martin of Nortf
ampton, both of whom formerly live
in Brattleboro, called on friends /
y town Sunday, returning that eycnin
w to Northampton. Mrs. Buckland wa
: Miss Mary Sullivan. This was her frs
rs visit to Brattleboro in 23 years Sh
W. and her daughter, Miss Vivian Bucl
land, who visited in Northampton Sun
" day, expected to 60 to visit Mr.
!" Buckland's brother, James B. Sullivan
w They also will visit in other places b'
~ fore returning to Honolulu
-. William j. Portland, jr, Frederic
al Adams and son, Lyman, and Walter !
iv Gilbert and son, Howard, went in M
ha Pentland s automobile Sunday atte