Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-07-28
BRArT1EBob PERSONAL.


Miss Katherine ioxcroft of Boston
is a guest of Mis- Matilda Ullery.
Mr.. Harder Of lew Haven, Conn,
was a guest over ID week end at Lin
den lodge.
Raymond Richarson of Lowville,
n. Y, was weekend guest at Henry
r. Brown s..
Mrs. A. T. Riehgdson of Boston is
visiting her sister Mrs. Hurlburt of
Chaplin Street.
Mrs. Isabella r Simonds of Somer-
vile, Mass. is pest In the home of
Rollin $. Childs.
Mrs. Frank JohiOn of Detroit came
Sunday to be pst at the Clark
farm several days
+. J. Shea of New York, who is Wis
iting relatives in town, went Sunday
to Bellows Falls h visit.
Miss Emily Clan went Saturday to
Beverly, Mass, to be guest a week
of Miss Amy Van Doom.
Miss Flora CaI@ach, nurse, has re-
turned from IIinsble, where she had
been on professional work.
Mrs. Ora Craig has returned from
an extended stay lr New York and is
at her room at 2 C. Crosby's.
Mr.. and Mrs. u +. Freyenhagen and
children Of Williamsville were visitors
Sunday at c. r. fryenhagen 5.
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Kimball returned
Saturday from Chester, where she had
visited two weeks with relatives.
Private William Tweed of the Com
pany ] recruits Ut Camp Governor
Gates was home on furlough Sun
day.
Mrs C. d. Noyes and Miss Dorothy
l.. Hubbard left Monday morning for
an outing of two weeks at York Beach,
Maine.
Herbert H. Barden, who lives at the
Soldiers Home in Bennington is visit
ing in town at his home on South Main
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred S. Thompson
and two daughters went Monday
to Old Orchard, Me, for an outing of
two weeks.
Postmaster NJ. j. Moran returned
Saturday evening from Washington,
where he attended the convention of
postmasters.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 7. Dodge and fam
lily left MONDAY for their sum
mer camp at GrotOn Pond to be gone
three weeks.
The Misses Mabel, Esther and Stel-
la Gustafson and Alvin Bowman went
to Putnam, Conn, Monday to remain a
week or two.
F. A. Thompson and Onslow Thomp-
son returned Saturday from business
trip to New York, coming by way of
Poughkeepsie.
Mr. and Mrs. George Streeter and
sons and Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Lazelle
of Springfield, Mass, were visitors in
town Sunday
Miss Nellie Goodrich, teacher in
Brookline, Mass, Is. spending her va
Kate Goodrich.
Miss Louise Weatherbee of Newton,
Mass. who had been visiting Mrs. G.
f. Barber at Spofford lake, returned
to Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Badger of
Mass. are spending sever
al days at Spofford lake as guests of
Mrs. Margaret Gatty.
Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Graham and
three daughters went Sunday by au-
tomobie TO Wolfboro. n. H., where
they will remain week.
Miss Lillian Sundstrom returned Sat
urday to her home in Worcester, after
having visited in town a week as a
guest of Mrs. Louis c. Stiff.
Mrs. A. Bonville, mother of Mrs.
L. j. Snyder, and Mrs. Martin Egan
and two children, all of Fair Haven,
are visiting at i. j. Snyder s.
Miss Ruth Harlow, who had been
spending Il vacation at Mantle, Conn,
resumed work Monday morning as
bookkeeper in Houghton & Simonds S
store.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis C. Stiff and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred w. Hall left Sunday
for a week g trip by automobile. They
planned to visit Lowell lake, Manches-
ter and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur p. Simonds left
Friday for week s trip by automo-
bile to York beach. Mrs. George Whit
ney of Springfield and Miss Addie
Bailey of this town are staying with
their children at Spofford lake during
their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Father of
Nashua, n. H., were guests Sunday
in the homes of A. +. Schwenk and
Henry V. Durham. Mrs, Schwenk and
daughter, Elizabeth, accompanied them
to their home by automobile Sunday
to visit until Thursday.
Miss Ethel Sexton went Sunday
to Mansfield, Mass, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs c, II. Stearns.
She plans to remain in Mansfield and
attend the high school in the fall. Her
mother, Mrs. Francis Cutting, accom-
panied her to Greenfield
Leon +. Stevens, who has been i'll the
regular army the past three years was
here Saturday on his way to Hartford
from Brookline and other towns in the
West river valley, where he had been
visiting relatives Mr.. stevens former
ly was employed by the DNnham Broth,
ers company
Mrs. Charles +. Crane and two
children of Brooklyn, N. y, who have
been spending the summer in Plymouth
(Vt0, are with her sister-inlaw, Mrs
NV. III. Lane of Belmont avenue for
an indefinite stay. Mrs. l.. 5. BugbeC
of Wollaston, Mass, Mrs. Lane S sis
ter, came with them from Ludlow