Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-09-15
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.


week from Washington, ID. G..
Miss Louise Bean returned Saturday
from n visit with relatives in Rutland.
Miss Della Joslin of Somerville,
Mass, is guest Of her aunt, Mrs. f..
c. Crosby.
Miss Genevicve Murphy returned
Saturday from a two-weeks visit III
Worcester, Mass.
Frank p. Barber moved Tuesday
from Pearl street to George T. Will
son s house on Pine street.
Mrs. +. w. Gibson and children re-
turned Saturday from Chester, where
they spent the summer.
Horace Winchester returned Sun
day from Ridgefeld, Conn, where he
spent two weeks with relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Sidney r. Morrison of
Burlington visited Mr.. and Mrs. +. B.
Corbett in West Brattleboro Sunday.
Edward Moran returned from Kecnc,
where he visited at II. f.. Ahern g. lie
also visited Edward Barrett in Bellows
Falls.
Frank Crosier of George School, Pa,
is in town to visit with his family in
the home of his mother, Mrs Mary
Crosier
Miss Marjorie White has returned
from week s vacation spent in Dux-
bury, Mass, with her cousin, Mrs. Alice
l.. Eastmcn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. KANE went
Sunday to Lake Megantic, Quebec,
to visit their son, DR.. William j. Kaine
a week or more.
Miss Alice Larson accompanied her
sister, Mrs. Bernard Casavant, and
Misses Birdina and Lorena Casavant to
Richford Friday.
Lewis Douglas of New London
Conn, . former student at Vermont
academy, was visiting in town Satur-
day and Sunday.
+. NJ. Stone, American Express agent
left Monday on few weeks vaca.
ton in Alberta, Mrs. Stone has been
there the past sumner.
Sanford A. Plumb, who has been en-
plovcd this summer by the American
Express Co., has finished his work there
He will enter the University of Yer
mont this fall.
+. F. Brooks of Gardner, Mass, for
mer ticket agent at Brattleboro and
one of the veteran railroad men of New
England, visited in town this week.
Miss Minnie May of Boston, former
| ly resident of Brattleboro, has been
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert. O. Ware
this week, also of friends in Putncy.
Miss Mildred Hanrahan returned tC
work Monday in Miss Susan Han
rahan S specially shop, after vaca
ton of one week spent at her home il
| Ilinsdale.
Miss Minnie Haigh returned Sun
day from Woods Hole, where she ha,
spent month s vacation, and returned
to work in Houghton g. Simonds s stor,
Monday morning.
Miss Rene Lyston returned Sunda,
from a two-weeks' vacation spent a
her home in Rutland and at Norwich
Conn. Miss Lyston resumed work in T
7. Britta1's office Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred B. Jordan an,
children returned Sunday from Spot
ford lake, where they had been guest
at the Averill cottage. Mrs. JordaI
and children spent three weeks there.
Louis Yauvey, Byron Lynch Richar
Fleming and James Marion went Mon
day to Winooski, where they will en-
ter st. Michael's college. L. b. Yau
vey accompanied them and returne
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Hcaphy of Mont
pclier were guests in town over tn
weekend. Dr. Lawrence Heaphy of Ne,
York and Miss Regina Heaphy of Brat
tleboro, who had been visiting them i
| A.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Cushing, Mr.. an
Mrs. Ralph Cushing, their little sol
Robert, and Miss Amy Cushing, all O
Fitchburg, Mass, came Sunday to I
w. Eason S. Miss Amy remained for
brief visit, the others returning Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Julius J. Estey went Satul
day to Cambridge, n. Y, to attcn
the Old Home week festivities, whic
began Sunday and will continu
through the week. The Tooth annivel
sary of Cambridge will be observed
fair will be held and there will b
other features.
Alexander Haeseler will finish wor
this week for Carroll Bond, florist.
-hiHH LlHcl Arlington was n NlSltC
at her home in Wilmington over Sun
day.
Miss Katherine Noble, nurse, wcr
Saturday to Calais, Me-, to spend
Vacation.
Miss Gertrude Croker returned SUI
day to New York to take up h,
teaching duties.
r Stanley Clapp will go Monday t
+, Lyndonvillc to enter the Theodore \
| Vail agricultural school
k Mrs. George Kingsley of We
f Brattlehoro, is assisting this week
e f. w. Kueeh S dry goods store.
Claude l.. Amidon and Raymon
Bishop went Tuesday morning to 30
t ton, where they are to be employed.
Miss Katherine Fleming began wor
for another season for Mrs. G. ]
! Smith in her millinery shop Monday.
4 Mrs. S. w. Edgett, who is confine
7 to her home OF Green street on a
count of illness, is little improved.
1t Mrs. A. d. Reynolds went Tuesday
e New York for n few days visit vii
i her daughter, Miss Violette Reynolds
Earl Weatherhead, assistant boo
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