Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1919-07-25

Il their families IN five large touring cars
passed through here recently on their way
| rom Tarrytown, N. Y, to Maine beaches.
they stopped on the village street to-
make inquiries concerning roads.
Charles Reed of North Adams, Mass,
is visiting his brother, Calvin Reed
Mrs. Helga Anderson and son of New
| York city are visiting Mrs. John Carlson.
| Mabel Harlow of Brattleboro came
Tuesday for weeks vacation at her
| home.
Marion Benson went to Spofford lake,
| Chesterfield, N. H., Monday to work for
Mrs. Henry Durham.
Miss Marion Benson returned Wednes
| lay from two.weeks' visit with relatives
in Greenfield, Mass.
| Mrs. George Gottchee of North Will
| braham Mass, and little daughter, are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Clarence Blodgett.
Mrs. Ernest Currier and three children
If Valley Falls, r. J., came Tuesday for
few days visit with Mrs. Fred Camp
bell
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Gilbert of Need
ham, Mass, returned home last week aft
er spending week with Mr.. and Mrs.
| c. n. Robinson.
Wallace Sencabaugh moved his family
| here from West Brattleboro last week to
Fred Campbells little house. Mr.. SENECA
| oaugh is working for Mr.. Campbell
Hazel Ward who has been working for
Miss Caroline Wellman, has returned to
her home in Keene, n. Fl. Hazel San
born is now working for Miss Welman
|. Willis Clark of Halifax came Friday and
took home his two children, Raymond and
Marion, who had been visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bell,
about two months
Albert Blodgett, who works for Elmer
Weston of Saxtons River, is at his home
here for a vacation. His brother, Joseph
Blodgett, is taking his place at the West
on farm while he is at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w. Smith of MARI
| boro, Mass and son, Monroe, who has
just graduated at Mt. Hermon school,
| are visiting Rev. and Mrs. Walter Curtis
Mrs. Smith is sister of Mrs. Curtis.
Mrs Eliza Phillips, who has been en-
ployed for some time at the Warner
Home in Saxtons River, is spending
| vacation at her home here. Her son, Del
bert Stone of Londonderry, came to visit
| her last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richardson and
Mrs. Richardson's father, Ransom Car
penter, of SaXtons River, former residents
here, motored here Thursday and visited
| among old friends Mr.. Carpenter is still
| deacon of the church here and his many
friends here were very glad to see him.
Mrs. George Hubbard and three chill
| drpn of Rod Hool " V ,ybo have loo,,
visiting her sisters here, went to Wind
ham last week to visit her sister, Mrs
Harry Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman
and son, Howard, came for them in their
automobile and spent the day with Miss
Alice Goodel.
Beatrice Thyme of East Dorset returned
home Friday, after months visit with
| her cousin, Mrs. G. S. Beebe Mrs Bee
be and son, Kenneth, returned to East
Dorset with her, and on their return
home stopped in Grafton for visit. Miss
Carlotta Lawrence of Grafton returned
with them for weeks visit with Mrs.
Beebe.
| Mrs. Edwin Houghton of Marlboro,
Mass, has been spending a week with her
sister, Miss Nellie IIoughton On Sun
day Edwin Houghton and daughter, Mil
dred and her friend, Marion Mex enzie.
motored here and all returned home to
Marlboro, Mass, Thursday of this week
| Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ashenden of Bos-
ton, Hugh Goodell and family and Mrs.
Mary +. Washburn of Putney were guests
| Tuesday of Miss Alice Goodell.
| Mrs. Charles Stolte and daughter of
Fairhaven, Mass, came Friday to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Harlan Good
hue. Their son, DR.. Ned Good
hue, and family of Dayton, Ohio, motored
here, arriving Sunday. All the families
motored that day to Spofford lake, Chest
erfeld, n. H., where Mr.. and Mrs Good
hue's other two daughters, Mrs Henry
Durham and Mrs. A. F. Schwenk of Brat
tleboro, have two cottages. With COM
plete family reunion they will have very
enjoyable vacation.
Alice Gould Of Windsor came last week
to visit her cousin, Doris Chapman
These two girls with Elizabeth Harlow of
Maiden, Mass, and Pauline Harlow
pitched tent and went camping last
Thursday in the woods near Elizabeth
Harlow's summer home, here This is an
ideal way for girls to enjoy a vacation,
with all the Joys Of utdOor life, a pond
not far away where they go in bathing
and swimming yet go near home in case
Of any emergency and near enough to
max" raid on their mothers pantries,
although all Of these girls are expert
coDke, three Of them having won prizes
at the Grange fairs for their cooking
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