Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-08-08
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Clarlce Adams OF C0lraln is WIS.,
iting with her aunt, Mrs. Carrie Farr.
Morgan Sherman of Boston is visit
ing at his home at the Brooks House.
Miss Marion Baker of Boston is
spending vacation at her home on
Pearl street.
G. F. Gregory and daughter, Miss
Marion Gregory, have returned from a
trip to Plattsburg, n. Y.
Mrs. o. j. Pratt and sister, Mrs.
Haynes, went Wednesday to Colrain,
Mass, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Andrew L. Hamilton is making
good recovery in the Melrose hospital
from serious operation. E
Miss Eleanor Manley has gone to
Dorset to spend the rest of the month
of August with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Foss of the Manley apart
ments went yesterday to Bellows
Falls to visit her daughter.
Miss Marjorie Greenwood of Town
shend is spending few days with hei
cousin, Mrs. Minnie Helson.
Mrs. A. B. Hall If New York city is
guest for a few days in the home OF
Mrs. Katherine Utley of Linden street
+. j. Smith and daughter, Miss Ella
Smith, of New Haven, Conn, are spend
ing a week with DR.. and Mrs. II. l.. Wat
erman
Henry Dimes has returned to his work
as bookkeeper at the Crosby elevator
his former position before entering the
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Hawley and
daughter, Miss Jessie Hawley, will
leave this week for their summer homo
at York Beach, Me.
Louis C. Stiff resumed his position
with the Estey Organ company this
week, where he was employed before
enlisting in the service.
Mrs. G. T.. Hasbrouck and Mrs. An
drews of Cleveland are guests of Mrs
George w. Baker at the Bradley sum
mer home on Putney road.
Mrs. E. f. Mitchell and Misses Am.
and Mildred Mitchell of Beverly
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Myrtle Knigh
and Mrs. Minnie Bolligcr
Miss Alice Halliday of Greenfield
who had been visiting here few day
with her aunt, Mrs Charles w. Puffe
of Frost street, went yesterday t
Dummerston to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hoadley and Mr.
Mae Benson left Tuesday by AUTOMOBILE
for Cabot, where they attended tn
wedding of Mrs. Hoadley' g cousin.
Mrs. Harriet L. Wood has returne
from Argyle, n. ", where she had bee
since early spring settling the estate {
her late husband, Albert G. Wood, VIII
| died last August with typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray l.. Greene and for
children came Wednesday by autom
bile from Worcester, Mass, to Wis
several days in the home of her pa
Il ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Hunt
=, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Rathbone an
y daughter, Marjorie, of Canada are visi
= ing here with his sister, Mrs Julius
. Leach. They plan to 60 early in d
cember to the Hawaiian islands to
g cate, - .-.
- Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Werner of GA
:. land, Calf, visited Mrs. A. E. Wells
:, High street short time Tuesda
!; Mrs Werner formerly was Miss Ha
" riet Barnard, a teacher in the hit
~ school building. ..,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Colt al
son, Allan Colt, have returned from
; visit of several weeks with their dang
- ter and sister, Mrs. G.. T. Whittemol
w. at the Whittemore. summer home
,e Falmouth, Mass. '..,I, eel,
r Fissv,g sTleMrs. f. S. Hewitt and, Sd
4 Eroy shSsrk Alohday by automobile
in ProVidsIie q llRg L., where they are, {
rr cupying a cottage at Camp Greene 7
At the week. They will visit in Wax
j, field before returning.
IN Mrs Charles l.. Bradley of Clevelar
D. Ohio, who is spending the summer
Of the Bradley summer home on Putin
g. road left Wednesday to stay t.
n. weeks in Cleveland. She was acco
he tpanied by Mrs. +. r. Newell, who W
n. be her guest during that time.
t. Major and Mrs. Walter H. Eddy cal
ye here Wednesday from New York
n visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
D. Eddy of Main street. Major Eddy
nd ccived his discharge Ang. !, after
It. months of service overseas as food
Ispcctor in the sanitary corps.