Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-11
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL.

John Grady left Monday for Chicago
where he will visit relatives two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Energer of Deer
field, Mass, were guests of Misses Alice
and Attic Games Sunday.
Miss Dorothy l.. Hubbard, who is
spending the summer ut Spofford lake,
was n visitor in town Monday.
Miss Ann A. Moran, who had been
spending 10 days with Miss Margaret
Moran, has returned to her home in Bos-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Freycnhagen
and son. Clinton, of Greenfield, Mass,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford A. Daniels
Sunday.
Miss Ruth f. Howe, who had been at
tending the conferences at Mortified
last week. returned to Brattleboro Mon
day morning.
Walter o. Cooley and Godfrey Crosby
| left Sunday for n weeks stay at the
home of Mrs. Lyman Smith in East
Angus, l.. Q.
Miss Dorothy Day returned Sunday
to her home on Williston street after
visiting in the home of ii. ID. Ryder in
Bellows Falls.
II. A. Carpenter and w. H. Goodnow
of Ncwfane and i. w. Bush of Brook
line attended meeting Saturday of
Scdgwick post, G. A. II.
Miss Marion Nash and brother. Law
renee, of Burlington returned home Sun
| day. after spending five weeks with
their aunt. Mrs. Glenn W. Russ.
Miss Ruth Clark of Springfield Mass,
and Carlton Sanderson of Los Angeles,
Cal, were weekend guests of Mr.. and
! Mrs. F. II. White of s Cottage street.
! Coburn Gushing, Francis Austin and
John Kennedy left Monday on weeks
camping trip in the northern part of the
! state. They were equipped with small
tents.
Dir. and Mrs. A. Petite, George d.
Kingsbury and Miss Clara Bowie of
Springfield. Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Bowie of Maple street the first of the
week
Mrs Ruth w. Filion, who is having
a few weeks vacation from her work in
the Holsten-Friesian association Offices,
is visiting in Townshend and South Lon
dondcrry.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Watson, Douglas
Watson ard Norman Watson of Wal
pole, Mass, were guests over the week
end in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j. Bigelow.
Miss Ida G. Lewis. who has had a
room at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. G.
Crosby in High street left Sunday to
visit relatives at so Nonotuck street,
llolyokc, Mass.
Mrs. Dewitt G.. Culver and sons. Ed
win and Robert, went Saturday by auto
mobile to Springfield. Mass, to meet Mr.
Culver on his return from business
trip of about two weeks in the West.
Mrs. Wheeler B. King and Mrs. Gates
of Bridgeport, Conn, visited Mrs. Arthur
Kings sister, Mrs. Arthur H. Brasor,
Saturday. They were on an automobile
trip which took them through Brattle-
boro.
Mrs. G. II. Clapp and daughter, Miss
Emily K. Clapp, left Saturday for Bev
crly, Mass, to join Mrs. Mary Van
Doom and daughter. Miss Amy Van
Doom, on vacation at Hampton Beach,
y. II.
Harry C. Hodgkins of the L. B. Brooks
Co., formerly of Brattleboro, who was
seriously ill with lumbago and compli-
cations, is on the road to recovery but
pelier.
Mrs Mersilvia A. Quad of High
street returned Saturday after a visit of
a month in New Hampshire. She visited
her sister, Mrs. Maria jenkins, in Am
Jenncss, in Bedford, n. ii.
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day to the Methodist camp ground near
Enosburg Falls to attend the camp meet
ings two weeks with her daughter and
husband Rev. and Mrs. Edwin W. Sharp
Of st. Johnsbury.
DR.. and Mrs. Jonathan II. Ranney
and son, Jonathan, went Monday to
Stamford. Conn, where DIR. Ranncy, who
has been an assistant physician at the
BrattlcborO Retreat, will have n similar
position at the Stamford Hall santa
rum.
Miss Lois Kelly of Springfield. Mass.
who had been spending a week with
Miss Eleanor Sheehan of South Main
street. returned to her home Sunday
Miss Margaret Broughton of Albany, n.
Y. who also had been aguest there re-
turned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Shaw of Middle
bury, formerly of Brattleboro, came here
Saturday by automobile to visit over the
weekend in the Cain home on Birge
street, where their son, John Shaw, had
been visiting week. Their son accom-
panied them home.
John Hadgraft and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
II. Hadgraft of La Crosse, Wiz. arrived
this morning to visit n week in the home
Of Mrs. b. NJ. Phelps in West Brattle-
OoTo. NTS. IldueTHlt, uuupnteF OF MIS-
Phelps, who has been visiting relatives
here a month"; will accompany them
home.
Mr. and Mrs Norman A. Howe and
son. Perry, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p.
Philbrick started Sunday by automobile
IN an automobile trip through the Adir-
ondack mountains. On their return Mr..
and Mrs. Phlbrick stopped at Barre to
90 on fishing trip.
Mr. and Mrs. +. S. Knight and son,
Frederick, left Saturday for Newton.
Mass, where they will make their head
quarters with Miss Helene Moore while
IN "A two-weeks' vacation. They plan t.
take various trips out of Boston, includ-
ing the trip to Portland, Me- by boat.
George H. Gilbert of Rutland, repro
sentative of the Tuttlc Co, for the sale
Of engraved legal blanks issued by that
company. came Saturday to ylslt few
days with his brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter A. Gilbert, and their SON
Howard. Mr.. Gilbert's territory is the
state of Ohio.
Miss Lillian c. Newton nd sister
Mrs. f. w. Kuech, with en- es butler
as chauffeur, left SATURDAY ~ i'ilss new
tons car on a trip to Boston fHu up the
Maine coast to Portland. VI 'hlleu on