Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1922-09-08
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL.

ing few days here with friends.
Mrs. ,Albina L. Sumner has moved this
week from Estabtok street to Western
avenue.
Mrs Harry Currier of Manchester, n.
H.. was Il holiday visitor at A. j. Cur
rier's on Frost street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Hawley have gone
to their summer home ut York Beach,
Me-, where they will spend two-weeks'
vacation.
Louis Rate of Poughkeepse N. Y,
travelling salesman for the Durham
Brothers company, spent the holiday at
his home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Murray of
| Barre, who had been on an automobile
| trip in New York state, visited in town
| over Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Hill of Nashua,
| n. H., accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
| Sticlnpy here to visit over the holiday
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ii. Barber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur p. Simonds and
family have closed their summer home
at Spofford lake, where they spent sew
eral weeks, and have returned to town.
Miss Elizabeth White, teacher in
! Plainfed, n. j., who had been spending
the summer at her home on Putney road,
returned Tuesday morning to resume her
| teaching.
Mrs. Guy Jones received news yester-
day that her cousin, Miss Gertrude Cor
coran of Rutland, had left for Wis
| consin, where she will enter q convent to
| become nun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stickney and
children of Nashua n. H., visited over
the weekend with his mother, Mrs. l..
ii. Barber, and her father, G. w. Gilman
of Harris place.
Mrs. o. d. Mitchell, Herbert and Al
| bert Mitchell, Miss Edna Mitchell and
Mr.. O'Neill of Auburn, Mass, were
over the weekend.
| Miss Florence Savage and niece, Miss
| Ann Savage, of Camden, n. j., who had
! been guests a few days of Mr.. and Mrs.
! r. c. Adams of Tyler street, returned
to their home yesterday.
Miss Minnie ID. Brasor, who had been
| spending the summer here in the home
of her sister, Mrs. f.. r. Pratt, will leave
Tuesday for Woodmere, l.. l., where she
is supervisor of the Woodmere academy.
Miss Minerva Warner left Saturday
for her home in Athol, Mass, after hav-
ing visited here two weeks with her
grandmother, Mrs. Carrie T.. Warner of
Crosby block, who accompanied her to
! Atho and returned home Monday night.
Mrs. X. G. Ridgley of Jacksonville,
Fla, and sister, Mrs. Elmer Davis of
Manchester, n. H., who are spending
some time here with their mother Mrs.
George Boorn, spent yesterday in Hol-
! yoke, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen C. Gould and three
sons of Yonkers, n. Y, formerly of
| Brattleboro, called on friends in town
the first of the week. They We're motor
! ing from northern Vermont, where they
! had been for time.
/ ID 6
| Haven, Conn, came yesterday afternoon
| to the home of Mrs. n. ]. Hawlev of
Putney road to visit until this after
noon, on their way home from tril
| through the mountains.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dewey Brill oil
Jersey City, who are on their wedding
trip, are spending a week at the Englisl
bered as Miss Elizabeth Mason and is
niece of Miss Theresa McGrail of thi
town.
Mrs. r. r. Lambkin of Brookline
Mass, spent the weekend with Mr.. an
Mrs. Merton G. Robbins. Mr.. AM
Mrs. Robbins went this week to Burling
ton to take their son. Marcus. to begii
his sophomore year at the University o
| Vermont.
Mrs. c. r. Crosby and son, Charles
and Miss Ethel Millington returned
|
they visited Mrs. Lyman Smith. The.
were accompanied by Mrs. Smith, VIII
will spend several days at the home o
her mother, Mrs. Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs L. W. Amidon returne,
Saturday night from Springfield, Mass
where they had been visiting their son
Robert ]. Amidon, and Mrs. AmidoI
, They also visited their son, Claude w
Amidon, and Mrs. Amidon of Boston an
Fred Jacobs of Jamaica Plain.
, Walter F. Angel, an attorney i
, Providence, r. l.. Mrs. NJ. f. Dawes o
Chicago, and ]. l. Mcintyre, vice pres
, dent of the Allyn Co, investments, q
p Chicago were guests over the week-en
, at the Brooks House. Mr.. Mcintyre
nephew of ii. II. Lawrence of thi
. town.
= Mrs. Charles L Bradley and childre
: of Cleveland, Ohio, who had been spent
s ing several weeks at Lake Tarleton, \
g H., have come to their summer home o
9 Putney road. Mr.. Bradley came Satul
S day from Cleveland to join his famil
here Miss Gertrude Hunt, who had bee
e with Mrs. Bradley in New Hampshire
/ also has returned.
h Frank ]. Foley of Keene began wOr
= Wednesday for Carl A. Mitchell, unde
= taker Mr.. Foley graduated from I'll
Massachusetts College of Embalming an
!, holds New Hampshire embalmer's
cense. He worked year and half f
:, the w. III. Graham Corp. in Boston. II
y also has worked in the undertaking bus
!. ness in Keene.
n Mr.. and Mrs. William III. Bond wei
Y Monday afternoon to Springfield, Mass
II to attend the 31st annual convention
- the Massachusetts Undertakers' associ
d ton. Mrs. Bond was on the program
: render two solos at an organ recital al
entertainment Tuesday evening. G.
Streeter of Springfield, president of Il
association, is former Brattleboro ma
Charles DUDE and family have NOV
g. from Forest street to the house on Wa
lg nut street recently occupied by Jam
ID Denning. Mr. and Mrs Denning Al
ar son have moved to Pine street. Mi
h Dorothy and Miss Katherine Denning a
ir living in the home of their sister Mrs
no +. Fitzgerald. Road Commission
n Dube's new telephone number is 495-N
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Eudoff Turner, who HI
been visiting here n week with her pa
I'd ents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert f.. Cooml
ks have returned to their home in NJ
IS. Haven, Conn. They were accompani
'e by Miss Doris Coombs, who is having
1T. vacation of three weeks from her wo
ad in the Office of the Holstein-Friesi
1T association and who will spend week