Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-07-21
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. f. |. Swift went to Athol yes
terday to visit relatives week.
Miss Dorothy Knight began work yes.
terday as clerk in j. Il. Mann IS store
Miss Emily Shea went Tuesday to
Rutland to visit her grandfather, Peter
Donahuc.
Mrs. j. L. Martin and Miss Helen
Martin are visiting in Montpelier with
relatives.
Mrs. +. A. Dalton has gone to her
former home in Rumford, Me-, to visit
her parents.
Edward Shea of New York is visiting
in town with his uncle, f.. j. Shea of
Grove street
Mrs. Elizabeth y. Davenport went
this week to Peru, where she will spend
n few weeks.
II. d. Holland of Boston has taken
the position of day clerk at the
Brooks House.
Mrs. Jennie b. Powers, agent of the
kccnc humane society, was in town yes
tcrday on business
X. +. Moshcr and i. A. Larrow were
in Westlield, Mass. Wednesday to at
tend the horse races.
Mrs. Clarke C. Fits and son, Osmer,
went yesterday afternoon to Mystic,
Conn, to visit until Sunday.
John i. Stewart and family arc
spending a vacation at Spofford lake,
occupying the Greene cottage.
Mrs. Nettie Fay of Somervile
Mass, is spending the summer will
her aunt, Mrs. w. f. Banks.
Mrs. G. b. Macombcr of Newton
Mass, is guest in the home of hei
daughter, Mrs. ID. p. Dewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carter have
hired the apartment recently vacated by
f. j. Mulry, who has moved to Lee
Mass.
Mrs. George f. Adams and children
of Springfield, Mass, are visiting in
the home of her father, George G
Averill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Howe and son
Of SaXtons River, formerly residents OF
this town, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +
f.. Perry.
Mrs. Julia V. Barrett and Miss Char
lotte Barrett went yesterday to Lake
Raponda, Wilmington, to stay two OF
three weeks.
Harry j. Kimball of Clyde Ohio
has joined Mrs. Kimball here for ;
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
S. NJ. Ycaw.
Mrs. A. l.. Gale of Elliot street wen
to Albany, n. Y, yesterday morning tc
spend few weeks with her sister
Mrs. Laura Hart.
John G. Dewitt and family and +.
C. Tenney and family will 90 tomor
row to York beach, Me-, for an out
| ing of two weeks.
j. j.. Clune, who has been employe,
in northampton, Mass, entered tn
employ of Undertaken Roadstrand il
Springfield, Mass, yesterday.
., George Shaffncr of Detroit cam,
Tuesday night to spend two-weeks
vacation in town with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Shaf1ner.
Mrs. r. NJ Iioughton, who recently
moved to Greenfield, is spending tn,
day in town with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Eddy of Putney road.
Mrs. John l.. Knowlton of Cam
bridge, Mass, is visiting in town will
her mother and sister, Mrs. Edward j
Clark and Miss Florence T.. Clark
'Dr. and Mrs. w. r.. Noyes and son
Leighton, returned Wednesday from ;
twdJweells outing at several beaches il
Maine. They also visited in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. n. d. Clawson an(
daughter, Venetta, and Miss Hope Boil
ton Of Springfield Mass, are at the
= Clawson summer home in Spofford, n
! II.
Mre Eonn;, IIo,vor1 ,,,lo l;,.o, :;
the home of her cousin, H. S. Sherwin
| went yesterday to her home in Jamaic;
to remain through the rest of the sum
mcr.
Miss Ruth Sargent, stenographer fol
o. b. Hughes, has resumed work in hi
law Office after vacation spent al
Spoflord lake with her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Fred C. Sargent
DIR. Brigham of Springfield, Mass, ar
rived yesterday to visit at a. !. Car
pentcr S. His daughters, Lydia anC
Alice, who have been guests there sew
eral days, will accompany him tC
Springfield
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Gilman have
returned from Boston, where they tool
their daughter, Mrs. Robert Stickney
| anu W lHtlI HOHlS
| by automobile.
Miss Margaret Doyle, who is having
a threewecks vacation, is spending
the week in Boston. From there she viii
go to her home in Mortified (Vt.) t,
visit two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beland of An
burn, Mass, who are on their wedding
trip, called on friends in town briefly
yesterday. They are on their way by
automobile to Portsmouth, n. II.
Mrs. Mary A. Garvey of New
Britain, Conn, is visiting relatives il
town, also in Gulford at the home o
II. ID. Andrews. Mrs. Garvey, VIII,
was once a resident of Brattleboro
had not been here before in nearl,
forty years.
l.. ii. Barber and w. L. Barber OF
this town and f. +. Sharp of the West
ern Electric Co. of Philadelphia went
yesterday to North Adams, Mass. MIS-
w. +. Barber and daughter, Ethel, ac
companicd them to Wilmington, where
they will visit.
Alfred b. Jordan is in Providence
r. l., attending the American Optica
Association s convention. He will Wis
it Southbridge, Mass, on his return
trip and inspect one of the factorie