Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-06-30
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL.

| Edward BowlerN began work Monday
as clerk for the Brattleboro Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest G.. Young re-
turned Monday to their home in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Leonard Of Am
hcrst, Mass, are visitors in town this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Berkeley of st.
Adams were guests at the Brooks House
over Sunday
Miss Amy Holland of Greenfield,
Mass, was a visitor over the weekend
at G. s. Chase's.
A. G. Medlicott of Springfield Mass,
is guest for few days in the home of
Mrs. Harry Estey.
Miss Elizabeth White, teacher of kim
dergarten in Plainfield, n. j., is ut her
home on Putney road.
Ralph Lee of East Hartford, Conn,
is spending a few weeks here with his
father, Dr. =. n. Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Brown went
Sunday to Agawam, Mass, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Butler.
Mrs. Cora Moore has returned to her
home here after visiting her cousin, Mrs.
II. A. Staten, in Vernon.
Earl Falby. student at the University
Of Vermont. is working during the vaca-
ton in Millers candy store.
Osmer Fits, student at Worcester
academy, is at his home on Oak street
to spend the summer vacation.
Harry a. Bingham of New York came
Tuesday to remain at the Brooks
House until after the Fourth.
Miss Mabel IaDuke of Holyoke,
Mass, is spending two weeks in the home
of her uncle, Charles w. LaDuke.
Philip White has gone to Bennington
m ha in ha off ~
of the Twin State Gas 4 Electric Co.
Mrs. George Rock of Orange, Mass
came Tuesday to visit until Wednesday
with her sister. Mrs. Harry X. Randall
of Chestnut hill.
Kenneth Wheeler and Miss Esther
Perkins were among those who went
Monday to Montpelier to attend the Ep
worth League Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. McCurdy of An.
dover, Mass. are visiting in the home
of Mrs. McCurdys brother, John Z
Smith of Western avenue.
Miss Grace Pike of Springfield, Mass
came Saturday to visit here week with
her mother, Mrs. Lila NJ. Pike. She
will go from here to Boston.
Mrs Julia V. Barrett and daughter
Mrs. Frederick McCaffrey of Los An
geles, Cal. formerly of Brattleboro, are
visiting Miss Jennie Houghton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred S. Thompson
and H. II. Randall left Sunday fol
) Burlington to attend the New England
jewelers. association convention.
Mrs. Jennie Smith of Randolph came
Monday to visit her son, X. w. Smith
; while on her way to Boston to visit hel
daughter, Mrs. Edward Kranfuss.
Mrs. J. l.. Goldsmith and sister, Mrs
G. b. Dickinson, left Monday morning
for Camp Cliff Haven, Lake Memphre
magog, to remain during the summer.
Mrs. William McGreevy returned Fri
day to her home in Philadelphia. Sh'
, will come here later to spend the sum
mer with her father, Charles e. Gid
, den.
Mrs. Ida Johnson, who had been il
in her home in Nottingham will
measles. has returned and resumed he
2 work in the Office of the Holsten- Erie
r sian association Offices.
Miss Marion Harmon has returned t,
! her home. Sunnyside farm, after visit
ing her brother, Forrest, in Cambridge
Mass, and relatives in Melrose an'
Brockton, Mass, three weeks.
Miss Ethel Goodale of Springfield
Mass. spent the weekend at her hom
on Western avenue. Miss Goodale
teacher in Springfield, will come th
week to spend the summer here.
Miss Margaret Gillette, who has pc
sition in the Office of the Iolstein-Frie
sian Register Co., has resumed worl
there this week after a twO-weeks' va
cation at her home in Springfield.
Miss Florence Pratt, Mrs. Elizabetl
Davenport and Mrs. w. II. Richardson
of this town, and Miss Fletcher of Proc
torsville, left Monday for tramp from
Cancels Hump to Lincoln mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Hewins an,
daughters, Mary and Harriet, o
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Staten of Vernon
. over the weekend, visited friends il
town.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Cox and son
Moulton, and Miss Day. sister of Mrs
Cox, were guests at the Brooks HOus
a over Sunday. Mr. Cox. who is presiden
=, of the Crosby Milling Co., was in tow
on business.
' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Davis re
n turned Saturday from a weeks weddin
: trip to Manchester. n. H., Lake Suna
a living with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
: G. Ii. Davis, on Pine street.
Miss Mary Grady, who graduated thi
, month from the high school, starte
u yesterday for Chicago to spend a mont
= with relatives, the trip being gradua
ton present to Miss Grady, who ais
=, was one of the Austine prize winners.
Y Mrs. Dorothy Barr of Montreal Wis
G tied here over Sunday with her mother
Mrs. W. III. Cray. Her children. Mis-
+ Muriel Barr and Winston Barr. accom-
g panied her to Manchester. n. H., wher
G they will remain during the summer.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lewis Morse an
u daughter, Miss Marion Morse, who ha
, been spending the winter at their winte
p home in La Jolla Cal, came Tuesda
and are staying for few days with Mrs
y Morse's mother. Mrs. n. |. Hawey, BE-
u fore going to their summer home on tn
5 Black mountain road.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brasor of Ne,
n York, who recently returned from
!. years stay in Japan and China, wher
Mr.. Rrasor went in the interests of TIL
, American Express Co., nave taken room
u at j. g. Days on Williston street an
:, will remain in town during the summer
= Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Hunt and daugl
ter, Miss Gertrude Hunt, and Eleano
Adams went Saturday to Worcester (
n visit few days with Mrs. Il. l.. Green,
u Mrs. Carrie IL. Warner accompanie
y them az far as Athol to visit over Sur
IL day with her son, Aiken Warner, an
family