Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-07-07
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL.

| dNtHut.
Miss Hertha Daley went yesterday
| to Westminster West to visit week with
Miss Pauline Harlow.
Miss Rose johnson of Boston is spend
ing two-weeks' vacation with her
mother on Frost place.
Mrs. Major G.. Houghton and Miss
| Frances Alartell are on an automobile
| trip in New York state.
Miss Mary r.. Schumacher and niece
of Geneva, n. Y, are at their summer
home on Ames hill for a vacation.
Miss Marjorie Pier has gone to the
Green Mountain camp in West Dunn
merston to remain through next week.
William A. Wilcox and family moved
! their household goods Wednesday from
| the Manley apartments and had them
| shipped to their new home in Monson,
Mass.
| Mrs f. c. Adams and children, Lyman
and Eleanor, and Truxton Britain left
| yesterday for Nantucket to spend few
weeks.
Miss Anna Dwyer has returned TO her
home in South Deerfield, Mass, after
spending week here with Miss Margaret
Fleming.
Miss Margaret Mcpherson of Provi-
dence; r. l., visited yesterday here
with her cousin, Mrs. Everett Phillips of
Martin ]. Austin has returned to his
home in New York after a few days
| visit here in the home of his sister, Mrs.
George II. Danyew.
Mrs. Cora A. Greene, who had been
living in the home of Mrs. s. S. Hunt
| of Green street, has gone to Jacksonville
to remain three months
Mrs. A. II. Putnam has returned to
her home in Greenfield, Mass, after
spending few days with Mrs. Edward
| Mason of 9S Western avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry G. Dawley and
| Perry G. Dawley, jr., of AZ Pine street
left today by automobile for a trip
through the Green mountains.
Miss Genevcve Bodwell. who had had
n position as nurse in the Cambridge
Relief hospital is visiting friends here
this week and is staying at the Brooks
House.
Mrs. Florence Trendal of "a Pine
street and Mrs. Mildred Ryan of 10
Canal street have returned from Spring
field, Mass, where they visited over the
| Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Kilelea and her
parents. Mr., and Mrs. j.. f: Long, re-
| turned Tuesday from Il trip by automO-
bile to Hermon, N. Y, where they spent
n few days. n
Jas. Meehan returned Wednesday to his
home in Waterbury, Conn. Mrs. Nee
han and children will visit few weeks
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
NJ. Brosnahan.
Theodore Bailey, who has been en-
ployed in the printing office of e. L..
llildreth x Co., has gone to New Haven,
Conn, to take position with the Yale
University Press.
Martin F.. Austin left Tuesday after
noon for his home in Hackensack, n. j.,
after spending the weekend at James
Austin's. His family will remain here
for longer stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar f. Benson and
daughter; Nathaiis, and Mr. and M, Mrs :
/ summer home at Saco, Me. Mr.. Benson
returned yesterday.
Miss Grace Pike Us Springfield. Mass,
who has been visiting here with her
mother, Mrs. Lila Pike, went Wednes
| dav to Townshend to visit in the home
of her brother, Lauren Pike.
Miss Dorothea Vanderveer has re-
turned from Westminster West where she
| had been n guest a week of Miss Pauline
Harlow. She began work yesterday dur
ing the vacation in j. Il. Mann's store.
Mrs. Charles Braun and son, Ray
mond, and daughter, Charlotte, returned
Wednesday TO their home in Montague
City, Mass. after visiting 10 days with
Mrs. Braun's mother, Mrs. Mary Mickey
Mrs Ernest Tudor and two daughters
of Shelburne Falls, Mass, visited over
the holiday with her mother. Mrs. Sarah
| Ellis Dorothy Tudor is remaining here
to spend the summer with her grand
} mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Il. Adams OF
Hartford Conn.,, and Mr.. and Mrs. Burr
, of Bristol, Conn. who visited few days
with Mr.. Adams's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles II. Adams of West River road
have returned to their homes.
Mrs. II. ]. Goodwin of Columbia, N
, c.. who has been visiting at her hom
bunkport, Me-, to spend the summer
Her mother. Mrs. Sarah Dunlevy, will
, accompany her to stay n few weeks.
Mrs. MoulthrOp. who recently bough
the Bond place at 3 Locust street to b.
used as a hospital, has opened the hous
a month earlier than was planned ant
has moved there. Miss Margaret Dale
beth Stoddard. went Wednesday to b
:, cared for Mt Mrs. Moulthrop's.
Wallace @. Blatt of Pittsburgh, Pa
- who has had a position at the Sampson
i NIortuary in that city, has taken a posi-
:, ton with Bond & Son. beginning wor
:, there this week. Mr.. Blatt is a gradual
!: of the Cincinnati College of Embalmni
u MIR. sampson IL president OF tne NullOnd
II Selected Morticians of America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wallen, who ha
!, been visiting here with Mr.. Wallen
= mother, Mrs. Thomas VIM of Elm stree
w. returned yesterday to their home
" New York, accompanied by their daugl
y ter, Miss Harriet Murrah. Miss Nlu
- IL rah had been attending high school her
&c and was one of the graduating class tn
year.
$. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wallen, who ha
nj Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Prefontaine lie
50 Sunday for camping trip through Il
SIS White mountains. going by way of Lebi
m non and Hanover, n. H.. to BethleheI
Breton Woods, Mt. Washington and Il
Crawford Notch. The return trip W;
=. - made by way of Conway, Meredith, Lal
u, Sunapee, Newport and Lake Winnep
III saukee.
4. Arthur Sanderson of Claremont,
,r- H., who was visiting his parents he
and who fell Thursday from a platfor
over the shed, is doing as well as could
a expected Mr. Sandcrson lost his baan
nv and fell 30 feet. twisting his left foot al
nc causing compound fracture. He W
yer attended by DIR. III. l.. Greene, who to-