Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-08-04
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL.

Justin Moran is working during the
rest of the vacation at the postofice.
G. G. Hamilton left yesterday for
Bennington to make his home with rela
tives
f. A. Bcttercy left Sunday for To-
lcdo, o., to drive back new automo-
bile.
Alice Eleanor and Richard Grover
are visiting relatives in Westmoreland,
n. II.
Mrs. II. G. Baldwin is spending the
week in Mortified, Mass, attending the
meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Church and chill
dren spent Sunday with friends in
Springfield. Mass.>
Miss Minnie l. Rawson left Tuesday
for Bronxvillc, n. Y, where she will
visit several weeks.
Miss Ida Buttcrfcld of Wcathcrsfeld
is visiting in the home of her cousin,
Lewis j. Parmcntcr.
Miss Helen Smith of Minneapolis,
came Tuesday to be guest of Mr..
and Mrs. f. c. Adams.
John Fcnton, who is employed by the
Durham Brothers Co., is spending his
vacation at Block Island.
Margaret Grover of Williams street
is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. II. A.
Fredettc, in Middlcbury.
Miss Ethelyn Underwood of Linden
street, who is having vacation, is in
Mortified for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Freeman of the
Barber building left Wednesday to spend
two weeks in New York state.
Mrs. Abbie Atkinson of Albany, n.
York, visited at Mrs. Jessie Hopkinss
on Washington street over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Durham and Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Morse left Wednesday on
an automobile trip through the Adiron-
dacks
Miss May Blake of Boston came Tues
day to visit several days in the home of
her brother, Francis Il. Blake of Linden
street.
Mrs. II. S. Mills and Mrs. II. A. Fox
of Brooklyn are visiting in the home of
A. III. Stearns and family of Western
avenue.
Miss Lillian Thatcher returned Mon
day to her home in Springfield. Mass,
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W.
Hall of Green street.
DIR. Harry =. Greene and mother, Mrs.
l.. ID. Greene, returned to their home
Wednesday from Block Island, where
they have been two weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Chamberlain and daugh-
ucr, MISS Ilelen, VINO Hau Decn SpenuinS
several weeks with her parents in Law
renee, Mass, have returned home.
Principal and Mrs. Ernest II. Caverly
returned Saturday from Fletcher, o.,
whore they had been spending three
weeks with Mrs. Caverly's relatives.
Miss Ruth f. Howe, assistant to Town
Clerk Carl s. Hopkins, started on a
weeks vacation Monday, which she will
spend at the conferences at Mortified.
Mrs. Anna Proctor and daughter,
Miss Mildred Proctor. and Miss Ruby
Thurber have returned from two
weeks vacation at Hampton Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Bond and chill
dren were in Bellows Falls Wednesday
to attend the annual state convention of
the Vermont Embalmers' association.
w. II. Perry, bookkeeper at the Yer
mont National bank and village treas
urer, left Tuesday with Mrs. Perry for a
twO-weeks' vacation at Oak Bluffs, Mass.
who had been n guest week of Miss
M. J. Putnam of Prospect street. went
Tuesday to Springfield Vt.) to visit be-
fore returning to her home.
Il. w. May. clerk in the Hopkins store,
left Tuesday for a weeks visit with rea-
tivcs in Orange, Mass. Mrs. May and
son. who have been spending several
weeks there, will return home with him.
Mr. and Mrs. George X. Brooks and
children have returned from vacation
spent mt Hampton Beach. Mr.. Brooks
resumed work this week in the whole
sale department of the Durham Brothers
Co.
Mrs. Sanford b. Perkins aid two
children, Ellen Holt Perkins and San
ford Benham Perkins, ir., came from
Hartford, Conn, Wednesday afternoon
to visit Mrs. Perkins's aunt, Miss Della
NJ. sherman.
Mrs. George Wilcutt entertained II
children at her home on Clark street
| Monday afternoon in honor of the fifth
| birthday of her daughter, Virginia. Re
| frcshments were served and all spent an
| enjoyable afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Hopkins of
! Bloomfield. \. J.. spent the weekend at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Jessie
| Hopkins of Washington street, going
| from here to spend a few weeks in camp
at Lake Rescue, Ludlow.
Ralph Newell. who has been employed
at the Fort drummer Mills. is working
temporarily for the Crystal Springs Ice
Co. Paul hobbs has finished work for
the company and began work this week
| for the Durham Brothers Co.
Edward Hoffman of Montclair. n. j.,
| WHO Is SptnulUp the SuIUlltT Ut Y NiHI
Dudley on Lake Champlain, went Mon
day to Spofford lake to remain 10 days
with his aunt Mrs. Charles ii. Clark
at the Sanford Smith cottage.
Mrs. A. O. Norcross has returned
from Rochester, \. Y, where she spent
three months in the home of her daugh
ter. Mrs. ]. w. Wood. Mrs Ida Nc
Crells and grandson, Ivan Reed, wen
to Rochester to accompany her home.
O. f. Benson and w. c. Mitchell re
turned Monday from Saco, Me-, wher'
they had been spending a vacation a
the Benson summer home. Mrs. Benson
and daughter, Nathalie, and Mrs
Mitchell are remaining for longer stay
Miss Anna Nelson and Miss Lauri
Cocks of New York are visiting at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. =. w. Rancourt
Miss Nelson's brother Walter, ant
friend. Frank Cox. motOrcd from New
York and are staying here a few days
They will return SATURDAY..
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Fisk and son
Chester, of Cleveland, o., are sPendin
the day with Mrs. f. =. Sears on Bel
mont avenue. They are making an auto
mobile tour through New England. TIL
son expects to remain Mt Mount Hermo
for the fall term. Mrs. Fisk is wei
,, known as cartoonist and lecturer o.
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