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

George Shea is working on the road
for Charles J. DUDE, road commissioner.
| Bert ODER of Fitchburg, Mass, visited
his parents on Green street over Sun
day. -
Miss Anna Lillis and Miss Mary Lillis
are visiting their cousin in Springfield,
Mass. .-r. .,p
Mrs. A. o. Norcross is spending a
week with her son, H. +. Norcross, at
the Suburban farm.
Mrs. II. Whitycomb has returned to
Boston after visiting here with her sister
Mrs. Arthur Longueil.
Lawrence Taylor and Mrs H. F.
Norcross spent Sunday in West Dunn
mCrston with W. b. Leonard.
Miss Frances Lillis, who has a position
! in the Holstcin Friesian association
Offices, is having a two-weeks' vacation
from her work.
Mrs. John Barden is having u three
weeks vacation from her work in Hough-
ton & Simonds's store where she is en-
ployed afternoons.
| Raymond Davis, clerk in the Park
Drug company's store, has returned
| from Moosup, Conn, where he spent a
week with friends.
Mrs. Warren Bennett has bought of
Merle II. Willis his place on Cottage
street, which formerly was owned by
Frank A. johnson.
John b. Adkins of New York who is
spending the summer here, and Arthur
Horton are enjoying an outing at their
cottage at Sunset lake.
| Mrs. j. i. Rogers and daughter,
Eleanor, went Wednesday to Hartford,
Conn.,, where they will be guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Rolin Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Orkins and three
children of Lowell, Mass, are spending a
two-weeks' vacation in Dorr Aliens cot
tage on the West River road.
The house at the corner of Chestnut
and Locust streets, owned by S. w.
Edgett, has been sold to John B.. Beattie
and daughter, Cherrie G. Beattic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Shaw of
Concord, n. H., formerly of this town,
came Wednesday to visit in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd r. Robinson.
Clifford Rate, who had been spending
vacation in town with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. p. Rate, returned Sunday to
Hartford Conn, where he is employed.
Miss Vcda Chapman is having a va.
cation of two weeks from her work in
Houghton e. Simonds's store. She left
Monday for her home in Colcbrook, n. H.
Rev. d. +. Trout and family left
Wednesday by automobile for Rockport,
Mass, where they will spend their vaca
ton, being away through the month of
August.
John L. Towards real estate agency
has sold for Mrs. Luella p. Russell her
house on Oak Grove avenue to the Fort
Dummer Mills. Thomas j. Cavanagh of
Pawtucket, IA foreman at the mills, will
occupy it for home.
Rev. L. Ward Brigham, d. D., and
Mrs. Brigham of Chicago came Tuesday
night 70 visit in the home of their
| cousin, Mrs. Fred D. Marsh They
came here from Lake Winnipesaukee
n. H., where they had been in camp
Robert Kirby, who July 81 received his
discharge from the navy, where he had
been serving two years and ten months
is visiting at Frank p BARRIERS on Pine
street. Mr.. Kirby was chief yoeman on
the receiving ship, Philadelphia. He has
no plans for the future.
l.. ID. Taylor went Tuesday morning to
Northampton, as an invited guest of
the Republican state committee, to
attend the ceremonies accompanying
the official announcement to Gov. Cal
vim Coolidge of his nomination for vice
president. Mr.. Taylor also attended
the luncheon preceding the announce
mcnt.
Lyman +. Holden, Attorney F. f.
Barber, G. l.. Durham, G. NJ. Clay, f.
f. Perry and Everett Colby of Kceno
went Tuesday to Northampton to
be present at the official announcement
TO Gov. Calvin Coolidge of his nomina.
tion as vice president. They drove down
in Mr.. Holden s automobile
Mrs. Isabel r. Jones, bookkeeper in
IIoughton & Simonds' S drygoods store
the past two years, will finish work
there Saturday night. Her place will
be taken by Miss Mary Doyle, who
has been cashier. Miss Doyle's place
is taken by Miss Mabel Gustafson
Mrs. Jones has not made definite plans
for the future.
Mrs. Jerry Twyon spent Saturday in
Springfield, Mass.
Miss Alice Higgins of New York
city is guest in the home of Mrs
Charles a. Winchester of Ames hill.
Miss Blanche Moore returned Sunday
to her home in Wilmington after visit.
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Fred d.
I Marsh, several days.
Miss Eva Carr went Tuesday to
Worcester to attend the wedding of
her cousin, Miss Rose Melnikoff, which
took place that evening.
J.. l.. Durham and o. T.. Thompson
went to Springfield Wednesday to set
Harry Nardon and Ted Ray, the noted
English golf professionals, play over the
Springfield Country club course.
Olaf Carlson left Wednesday or
New York, whence he will sail Sat ur-
day on the Stockholm of the Swedish.
American line for his old home in Go
thenburg, Sweden.
Miss Fern Nourse has returned to
Boston, after visiting relatives here a
lew days. She was accompanied by
| her aunt, Mrs r. T. Hprriflx who will