Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-09-08
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Irving G. Crosicr, clerk in Freeman
Scott grocery store, is having
week s vacation.
Miss Mary Niles of Bridgeport,
Coma, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank l.. Burnett.
Mrs. Mary E. Dunklec, who is i'll in
the Memorial hospital with a fractured
hip, is gaining slowly.
1t is now expected that the West
Brattleboro and Centcrville schools will
reopen Monday, Sept. IS.
Miss Mary Donnell will go today to
New York city on business for Don
nell Davis, milliners.
Miss Elizabeth Doyle has returned
from New York, where she had been
on business for Doyle Doyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Aldrch and son
are spending the week in Wilmington
in the home of her father, Mr., Haskell.
G. G.. Billings returned to New York
city Monday, after "A vacation of sew
cral weeks with Mrs. Billings on Amcs
hill.
Miss Grace Leach has returned to
the Fitchburg normal school after
having spent the summer at her home
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Smith have re-
turned from a few days visit with his
parents in Randolph, making the trip
by automobile.
Walter Gcib, whose family is spend |
ing the summer at IIillcrest on Ames
hill returned to his home in New Ro-
chelle Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Endlch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry N. Holland are
spending a week at Swanzey lake, near
Swanzey, N. ii.
Cyril f. Brown and daughter, Julie,
returned to Boston Wednesday, after a
visit with Maj. F. W. Childs and fam
lily on Ames hill.
Homer IIigley has arrived from Pana-
ma to spend a vacation of several
weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles II. IIigley.
Mrs. n. r. Beal of Newburg N. Y.
came Tuesday to spend two weeks with
y her mother, Mrs. c. G. Billings, at
lIillcrest on Ames hill.
Rev. G. Il. Tomkinson and d. w.
Fech have returned from a few days
:, trip to Boston on business They made
f the trip by automobile.
Mrs. John Spear, who visited her
= sister, Mrs. w. f. Mixer, at her home
r on Western avenue, has returned to
g her homo in Auburn, Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Mason, who spent a
d month in town with her aunt Miss
=. Theresa McGrail, has returned to her
20 home in Toms River, n. j.
Miss Clara Perry has returned from
If visit with relatives in Athol, Mass
% Her grandmother, Mrs. Noah Perry
T. will remain there for a longer visit.
Rev. and Mrs. d. f. Trout and daugh
h., ter, Shirley, expect to return hone
a tonight by automobile from Rock
lie port, Mass, where they have been on /
vacation.
+, Rev. +. f. Marble, Phi. D., of Cam
a bridge, formerly pastor of the FRS
n Baptist church was here Wednesday t.
ofliciate at the funeral of Mrs. S. II
d. Sherman.
re Miss Eva Waters, who is spending the
r. summer with her grandmother, Mrs
John Austin, of Elliot street, went yes
p terdav so Wilmington for a week s Wis
n, it with her mother.
ri Mr.. and Mrs Ellis Johnson have re
turned from wedding trip to Mont
We pelier and Barre and are staying 10
Oh the present with her parents, Mr.. an
IT. Mrs. b. c. Baldwin.
on Mrs. II. f. Bascom returned Wednes
day from a two-weeks vacation at Yor
ed Beach. Me. She also attended milllner
en- conventions and openings and bougf
ed goods for her fall trade.
IN Mrs. Carrie Squires of Amhers
Mass, came Wednesday to spend tn
nd week with Mrs r. +. Orkias of Iligl
lr land street Mrs. Squires formerly wa
a n resident of BrattlebOro.
he G.. w. Barnard and family hay
moved here from Westminster, takin
Use the house on High street owned by il
to son Bushnell. Mr.. Barnard will be en-
2 s ployeu by l.. Crosby & Co.
rs, F. b. Richardson and family, job
Mckay and family, Mr.. and Mrs. ). I
,rk Johnson and daughter, Miss Gold
ay' left Monday for an automoblie trl
ich through the northern part of the stat
rip Mrs. Ernest Lawrence and thr'
children of Woodhaven, Long islam
lch are guests at the Merose on Iinde
ce: street Mrs. Lawrence is gram
it'll daughter of the late Judge Royal 7,
the Ter.
Miss Laura Dunklee went yesterda
the to Mount Holyoke college, whel
w she mas cHdTSti u oho VI nv WV" -
18th houses at the college. Miss Dunkl
cen had been spending few weeks Y
cation in iowa.
in Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gibourd al
II children of Boston, who had be-
TO guests in the home of Mrs. Gibourd
en- brother, b. j. Palmer, have gone
TO Plattsburg. They are making q
ter trip by automobile,
on, The Woman s mission circle of
lho Baptist church will meet Saturday .
'ge' ternoon in the chapel. Mrs. A. b. U
ham, missionary, will be present
Bel speak. Mrs. Upham is most intere'
list ing speaker and it is hoped that the
eks, will be a large attendance.
art Archie Perry has returned from Tro
ON n. V, where he and Mrs. Perry we
called ON account of the illness of NJ
ON Perry s mother, Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Cla
Ad- was taken i'll at Atlantic City but W
ned later moved to her home in Troy ii
ity, daughter vii remain with her for
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