Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-09-14
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

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Mrs. Harriette S. Dearborn is visiting
relatives in Concord, N. II.
Mrs. Minnie Macdonald and daughters
spent Sunday in Westfeld, Mass.
Mrs II. E. Bascom, milliner, returned
Monday from New York and Boston.
Mrs. e. II. Hurlburt is spending the
month of September with relatives in
Putney.
Mr. and Mrs. John j. Eckels visited
their son, John, in New Haven, Conn,
Sunday.
Christian Anderson of Boston visited
over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Gerhard
Tonseth.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon White plan to leave
by automobile Monday for Boston to stay
a few days.
Mrs: Bernice Martin has returned to her
home in Oak Park, H., after visiting
friends in town.
II. F. Jordan went Sunday to the Bet
terley homestead on Dummerston Hill to
stay two weeks.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Kidder is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Walter NJ. Kidder, at
South Harpswell, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DeForest of
Springfield, Mass, were guests at John
VIEWERS over Sunday.
Ferdinand Klinge came Monday from
Easthampton, Mass, to visit in the home
of his sister, Mrs. F. b. Walker, a week
Mrs. James Conland has returned
to her home in Hartford, Conn.,, after
spending several weeks at Linden Lodge.
William Il. Rees of Franklin n. H.,
came Monday to Brattleboro to become
manager of the Hmtress-Adams company
store
Tracy Emery finished work Saturday
at the Manley Brothers garage. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emery went Monday to their home
in Winhal
Mrs. NJ. l.. Fay returned last week to
her home in Somervie Mass, after
spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs
w. f. Banks.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Cook came last
week from Bristol, Conn, to visit two
weeks in the home of Mrs. Cooks moth
er, Mrs. Fred Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Field returned
the first of the week to their home in SEQ
tia, n. Y, after visiting Mrs Fields
sister, Mrs H. B. Chamberlain.
John NJ. Dugan underwent an operation
for hernia, performed at the Memorial
hospital Tuesday by DIR. Harry p.
Greene. Mr.. Dugan is comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bracket and two
children of Boston have been visiting his
mother, Mrs. Laura Bracket, week in
the Williston building on Main street.
Arthur II. Schloz, after spending two
months with Sanford Smith, started
Wednesday for his home in Toledo in his
Ford automobile, which he bought here.
Carl w. Gushing and son, Coburn, j. II
Wilson and Harland H. Wentworth were
in Aver, Worcester and Springfield, Mass.
Sunday, going in Mr.. Cushing's automo-
bile.
Miss Lillian A. Prescott returned Mon
day to her home in Hampton Falls
n. H., after visiting in the home of
United States Marshal and Mrs Arthur
, p. Carpenter
, Raymond L. Adams, night linotype
operator for +. l.. Hildreth & Co.
several years, went last week to Green
field, Mass, where he is working for the
. Greenfield Recorder.
Mrs Eugenia NJ. Pettee returned Mon
day to the home of her son, DR.. A. l.
| Pettee, after an absence since early in
I'uhc NlSillHB llltlluS III Dliupoit, IuI'
: land Burlington and Windsor.
Herbert J. Parker has returned to the
home of his aunt, Mrs. John r. Plummer
to finish his senior year in the high school
having spent his summer vacation at his
mothers home in West Philadelphia.
Mrs Mary Colburn and daughter
Belle, of RoXbury, Mass, who are spend
ing the summer at the old Stebbins home
stead III Townshend, visited Mrs. Sarah
Wilson of Green street over Sunday.
G. f. Gregory of the Purebred Live
| Stock Sales company and j. w. Prentiss
| of Alstead, N. H., went Wednesday to
2 Waterville, Me, to attend sale and
t judging contest of Hereford cattle Friday
| Mrs Fred c. Leining closed her sum
5 mer home on Ames hill Wednesday. Mrs
!. Leining and daughter, Barbara, will re-
5 turn to their home in Bddeford, Me.
? after a short stay with Mr.. and Mrs
: i. B. Barrows
Mrs, Walter Davis and infant daugh-
! ter, went Monday to Worcester, Mass.
to visit her sister, Mrs. Owen Lee. Mrs
! Thomas Edwards, mother of Mrs. Davis
= will stay with her daughters family dur
ing her absence.
d Mrs. julius j. Estey is in Great
o Darlington, Mass, to attend the flu
= neral of Mrs. w. j. Karner. Mrs. Kar
! ner and Mrs Estey were schoolmates ano
e have been lifelong friends. She had visit
; ed Mrs. Estey many times.
y Mrs. Fred II, Spaulding, jr., and daugh
! ter, Beverly, returned Wednesday from
, q visit in Jacksonville They expect to &C
Saturday to Fitchburg to join Mr.. Spauld
IlnU. who has "a nogif ion fhnra with thI
:. Goodnow, Pearson company.
!, Rev. Richard II, Clapp, pastor of the
# Centre Congregational church, left Mon
dav to attend this week convocation OF
ministers at Middlebury college. He had
i charge of the chapel services each morn
ing. The convocation will end today.