Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-07-30
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL

Hollis IT, Burnett, who hos boar III
the past two weeks with heart trouble.
is considerably improved
Mrs. A. II. Tower of Detroit. Mich "a
spending few days with her brother.
Rev. f. O. s. Osgood. -; III ,
Mrs. NJ. T. Rafferty, of New York who
had been visiting her mother. Mrs.
Charles Leitzingcr of Western aycni,e.
also with Mrs. l.. W. Morse, returned to
New York Wednesday,. - NJ
Mrs. ldella IIescoek and Miss Marc,,er.
tie Hescock of Greenfield are visiting
Mrs. l.. W.'Morse of South Main street,
Miss Ada Mason of North Main street
is spending few weeks in Greenfield
with Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Hacklev.
Herbert Mack of Syracuse. N v. 10
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs ], p.
Mack, of South Main street.
Judge ITarric b. Chase and family of
Putney road have moved to the house
which they recently bought of Leslie
Smith on the same street.
Miss Mildred Eddy accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. McAllister of Londonderry TO
Buffalo, n. Y, this week. They will drive
back bort automobile for the Roberts
Auto company.
Miss Marion Tymcn of Windsor is a
guest of Mrs. Major c. Houghton.
Bernard Dunlevy, who is employed in
Springfield, Mass, is here to spend va
cation of two weeks or more at his home
on Harris place.
Scott Barber has resumed work in Bar.
ber's music store after having been con.
fined to his home on High street several
days by illness.
Miss Mae Cook and Miss Phoebe Clark
have returned from Oak Bluffs, Mass.
where they had been spending part of
their vacation from the office of the Dun.
ham Brothers company.
Miss Susan Hanrahan will leave to-
day for Jamaica, Long Island, where
she will be guest of friends over the
week END. She will go to New York
Monday on business for the Speciality
Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sturges returned
Wednesday from few days trip to Mil
ford, Conn
Miss Gould of New York, niece of Miss
Emma Dutton of Putney road, came yes
tcrday to spend few days here.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Aher, Miss Annie
Stewart and Henry Ryan left yester
day for a vacation in Montreal, going by
automobile.
{. II. Ladue came Tuesday to visit
his sister, Mrs. S. Mccarthy. He i,
| on his way to his home in st. Alban.
S. A. Daniels was in. Montpelier
Tuesday to attend a quarterly meeting
of The Green Mountain Fire Insuranc,
company, of which he is director.
r. E. Moreton, who had been work
ing in Philadelphia for B. B. Dawson
breeder Of Holstein cattle, has re
turned to resume, work for the Hol
| stein Friesian association
Mr.. and Mrs. S, S Stseuse of Nortl
Iinsdale went ,SpndaXgtq, Boston b.
automobile. Their daughter, Miss Lor
raine Strouse, who had been visitin.
there, will accompany them home.
James Perry was at the home of hi
father, James Perry, Saturday, re
turning home Sunday. He came on &C
count of the illness of his brother
Ralph Perry, who is at his father
home.
Walter Underwood of IIolyoke, Mass
visited here Monday night with hi
sister, Mrs. Mary Eddy of Maple street
Mrs. Il. f. Clayton, who had been
guest week of Mrs. Eddy, returne,
Tuesday to her home in Windham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niles W. Coward an
daughter of Brooklyn came Friday t
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il
Plummer Mr.. Coward left for Ne,
York Sunday. Hi family will renal
here few weeks.
Miss Mary Devine, who came here t
attend the Brooks Austin wedding Sat
urday morning, went Saturday after
noon to Hinsdale to visit over the week
end with relatives. She returned t
Providence Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Orkins of Lowell
Mass, formerly of Brattlcboro, cam
Tuesday to be guests few days o
their son, Forest Orkins, and family
who are occupying Dorr Aliens cot
tagc on the West River road.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith left yes
terday to visit two weeks in Londor
derry and Wilmington. They will r,
turn to Brattleboro for a short tim
before going to Somerville, Mass
where they plan to make their HON
for the present. Mr.. Smith recent
sold his home on Putncy road TO Judg
lIarrie b. Chase