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

Clyue Haskell Is working during Jnc
summer vacation at Qlson's shop in the
Ullery building annex. d,
Mrs. John B. Manley and Mr.. Manleys
mother went Monday to Dorset to WIS.,
it few days with relatives, ,.,,, L..
+. w. Smith and family moved Friday
from Prospect street to Samuel Hud-
sons house at 81 Maple street i..ii,.,
MISS Agnes Doyle returned Monday
to her work in the Holstcin- Friesian
Offices after months vacation. ..'.i'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooley of Lud
low, Mass, are sguests of Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin S. Cooley of Chestnut street
Walfred Carlson, who is employed in
the wholesale department of Durham
Brothers Co., is on weeks vacation.
90 Miss Ruth Phelps of Canal street has
taken position in Roots pharmacy, be-
ginning work there Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Farr have been
visiting in Franklin, n. H., with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred H. Davis, formerly of Brattle-
boro. :. .,... ,...
Miss May Blake of Boston is guest
this week in the home of her brother,
Francis p. Blake, and Mrs. Blake of High
street.
Mrs. Leon l. Leader has been substi-
tuting as stenographer in the office of
the Estey Organ company, during vaca-
tion time.
Miss Nan Foulton of Providence, r. l.,
came Saturday to be a guest here several
weeks of Miss Edith Washington of
Green street.
Julius Mason of Greenfield, Mass, for
merly of Brattleboro, was guest from
Saturday forenoon until Sunday after
moon of T. w. Eason.
w. A. Vaughan of Fall River, Mass,
is spending his vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Vaughan, at
their home on Green street.
J. Herbert Bemis of Newton Center,
Mass. came Monday to visit in the
home of his sister, Mrs. f. l.. Water
man, and with other relatives two weeks
Francis Bradish of New York and
Wallace Dow of Louisville, Ky, have
returned to their homes, after spending
vacation in the home of Joseph Perry
Mrs. Joseph Brockington and son, j
Walter, went Monday to Schenectady
n. Y, to visit two weeks with MIS-
Brockington 8 sister, Mrs. Wallace Wll
son.
Miss Emily Guild left Monday for
Boston, where she has a position III the
state house, after spending vacation
of two weeks at her home on Linden
street.
Fl. II. Filion, who has been employed
"a Number for J. f. Rogers the past
seven wears. has finished work there AND
has taken a position as plumber in Bel
lows Falls.
Mrs. Julius j. Estey went "Wednesday
to Cambridge, N. ", to spend he"
weeks with relatives. Maurice Guiheen
chauffeur for Col. j. Gray Estey, drove
the car.
| Miss Charlotte Macleod of Winchen
don, Mass, is a guest of Mrs George w
! Tyler. Miss Macleod formerly was o
Bratteboro and organized the Mutual Ait
Eassociation here.
CLYDE Parkhurst il Visiting in" Chcisei
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. i
d. Parkhurst. From there he will go u
Fairlce lake to spend week with hi
aunt, Mrs Aldrich
Mrs. Clinton Emery returned Monda,
| to the Office of the Holstein- Friesian as
ISOLATION. after a vacation of two week.
spent at her home in4Nernon and Spring
field and Northampton, Mass
Miss Mary f. Schumacher and Mis-
Elizabeth Hennesscy are att Miss Schu
machers bungalow on Ames hill for al
indefinite stay. They recently returned
from overseas Red Cross service.
r. d. Lull of Worcester, Mass, west
ern district manager for the New Eng
land Milk Producers association was il
conference with County Agent w. I
Frost of the Farm Bureau Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Knight, who had bee
depending a vacation of several week
here with her grandparents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Arthur f. Knight, returned Tues
day to her home in Springfield, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs d. II. Cooper and daugh
ter, Irene, and son, Howard, returne
) Saturday from months outing a
Swanzey pond, n. II. Mr., Cooper spen
the week ends there with his family.
The engagement of Miss Julia LIE
Fevfe Askius of New Rochelle, N. ", an
d. Philip Bayard Putnam of Brattlebor
Twas announced at dinner Sunday i
Fthe home of Mr. Putnam's parents, M
tand Mrs. +. w. Putnam. q.
Miss Marion Knight and Miss R,N
: Sargent returned Monday from Ferr
Beach, Me-, where they went as deli
gates from the Y p. G. U. of the Firi
Universalist church to attend the al
nual convention of that society.
Mrs. Helen G. Brasor went Saturda
y to Westbrook. Conn, for vacation (
two weeks. Her son, Winston, and Mr.
Fredric Coudray of Wethersfeld Com
whom he has been visiting, joined h,
: there, and Winston will return with he
q Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilcox and so
Willard, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Sturges of this town, attended the gol'
en- anniversary celebration of Mr.. ar
: Mrs. f. p Reed in Jacksonville, Mo-
= day. Mrs. Sturges is a niece of NJ
Freed.
h Miss Allie Morse visited over Sunday
Vernon with her sister, Mrs. NJ, l. Rec
= Their niece, Mrs. Harold Bidwell, al
n husband, son and daughter motorcd the
/" from. Paxton, Mass, to spend the da
: Other guests of Mrs Reed Sunday we
~ Mas Frances II. ,Osgood and Miss Brus
= both of Worcester. i"A.fp =
Miss Evelyn Mann returned oSu
Il II