Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1917-07-06
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. Frank II. Brasor, who had been
spending few days in Concord, N. H.,
has returned
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Smith went Tues
day to Dover to visit over the holiday
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Leader went
Wednesday to Northampton to spend
the day with friends. 70
Miss Addie NJ. Bailey left yesterday
for st. Johnsbury to spend two or
three weeks with friends.
George Coleman of Jacksonville, who
has been in i'll health some time, is Wis
iting his family on South Main street.
Fred Morris of Greenfield, formerly
of Brattleboro, was q visitor in town
Wednesday.
Miss Susan Hanrahan went yester-
dav to New York on business. She will
return tonight
Miss Katherine Foley of Burlington
is visiting in town with her sister, Mrs
Edward Cannon.
Miss Mary Hennessey of Bellows
Falls visited Wednesday with Mrs. Da-
vid Meaney and family
Mrs George Burns of White River June
ton is visiting in town with her daughter,
Mrs. Harry A. Robinson.
Miss Caroline Fandell, superintendent
of the Mutual Aid association, is enjoy
ing vacation of month.
Miss Minnie d. Brasor of Woodmerc,
L. l., is spending the summer vacation
with her father, Egbert Brasor of Canal
street.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Dunklee have re-
turned from an automobile trip to Mil
ton, where they spent several days with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Smith left NVednes-
day by automobile for birmingham
and Boston to visit several days with
relatives. :
Mrs. Fred II. Spaulding and daugh-
ter of Reading, Pa, are guests of her
brother, ii. A. Barker, and family of
Pearl street.
Mr.. and Mrs John Tufts of Spring
field, Mass, visited over the holiday
with Mrs. Tufts IS mother, Mrs. Cassius
Richardson of Green street.
Miss Elizabeth Moran returned yes
terday to her home in Pittsfield, Mass.
after having spent a vacation of three
weeks in town with her uncle, p Mo
ran.
Guy johnson, who had been in the
Memorial hospital on account of injuries
received in an automobile accident Sun
day morning, is at his home on Elliot
street.
d. II. Patterson and Miss Edna Pat
terson went Wednesday to Bellows Falls
to see Miss Patterson IS mother, who is
in the Rockingham hospital, following
an operation.
Miss Alice Newell returned Monday
night from Bennington, where she had
been substituting as night operator in
the Bennington exchange. She was
away month.
Mrs. May Morris has returned from
a few weeks stay with her daughter
Mrs. Ernest Pierce, in Greenfield. She
resumed work yesterday in Hough.
ton g. Simonds's store.
Mrs. C. w. Reed and daughter, Ruth
and Mrs. II. II. Hackley of South Deer
field went Wednesday TO West Wards.
boro, where they will have an outing at
the Green Mountain Inn.
Miss Margaret Doyle left Wednesday
for st. Joseph, Mo-, to visit two weeks
with her uncle. On her return home
Miss Doyle will visit in Saratoga, Al.
bany and Springfield, Mass, returning
the early part of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Chamberlin and
Mrs. II, B. Willis of Reading, Pa, are
visiting at +. A. Chamberln s on Wash.
ington street and with Mr.. and Mrs.
George tFIarris on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs :. j. Harry Estey have
opened their cottage at Spofford lake
for the summer. Miss Mary Dale of
Scranton, Pa, came Monday and is a
guest of Miss Allethaire Estey at the
lake.
Mrs. C. Schorling and daughter, Miss
Anna Schorling, will go Monday ia
Springfield, Mass, to attend the wed:
ding of their niece and cousin, Miss
Minnie Arens. They also will visit in
North Adams.
Miss Florence Angler of Worcester
is i'll town to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. NJ. Angler, the rest of the week
Miss Grace Angler. who is employed in
Springfield, was at her home Wednesday
returning next morning.
Miss Elizabeth Doyle returned Mon
day night from Mortified Vt0, where
she had spent weeks vacation at hel
home. She was accompanied here by
Miss Florence Holland, who will spend
the summer in town with her sister
Mrs. Fred Connarn, and family.
Henry Anderson will finish work
Saturday for the Durham Brothers
company, by whom he has been. employed
several years in the wholesale depart
ment, and will take position with the
National Automatic Machine Co. Mon
day.
Cards have been sent out announcing
the marriage engagement of Miss Alice
E. Jones, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. V
o. Jones of this town, to Claude Har
rison Hubbard of<Hatfeld, Mass. Mr.
Hubbard is graduate of Amherst col
lege in the class of 1912 and is now
physical instructor at Teachers college
III New York city.