Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-10-11
PERSONAL.

Miss Florence White is at work in Mrs.
Phillips's millinery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stockwell are
spending few days in Boston.
Louie Barnes is spending a two weeks
vacation in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Lena Walker of the Holstien Freis-
ian Office is taking her vacation.
Mrs. Fred Waldron of Stamford, Conn.,,
is the guest of Mrs. E. L. Parker.
Miss Minnie Haskins and Miss Winnie
Elmer go to Boston tomorrow for a weeks
visit.
Mrs. Hoadley of Woodstock and Mrs.
Gilman of Springfield are guests at o. E.
Randalls.
Secretary Austin was in Springfield Mon
day buying apparatus for the Y. M. G. A.
gymnasium.
Ira Higgins, who has spent the summer
at West Dummerston, has returned to
Brattleboro.
w. G. Carpenter is on a business trip
through Pennsylvania and will not return
until Nov. 1.
Mrs. II. G. Cotton and son of Montpelier
are spending week or ten days in town
with relatives.
Mrs. Emma Brooks left Monday for Bos-
ton, where she will spend part of three
weeks vacation.
Mrs. D. L. Griggs has returned from
East Mortified, where she has been for a
month or more.
e. H. Hotchkiss, who went to West Ha-
ven, Conn.,, recently, has a position there
in a lock factory.
Mrs. Fremont Hamilton went Wednes-
day to Hartford, Conn.,, to attend the we'd
ding of a relative.
Letter Carrier w. E. Barber is spending
his vacation in Wilmington. He is accom-
panied by his wife.
Gaius B. Frost has been chosen secre-
tary and treasurer of the senior class of
Dartmouth college.
Miss Maud Winkler of Camden, N. j.,
came Monday for visit with her sister,
Mrs. Fred L. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durham of Paris, Me-,
are visiting their sons, Charles W. and
George l.. Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. John De Witt have been
in Boston several days. They go to New
York before they return.
Albert D. Jacobs has secured position
with the Samuel Winslow Skate Manufac-
turing company in Worcester, Mass.
Judge j. NJ. Tyler is in Montpelier to at
tend the general term of the Vermont SUI
preme court, which convened Tuesday.
Mrs. II. A. Walker, who returned from
a Boston hospital in the summer in a Sc
rious condition, remains about the same.
Mrs. Ada Hubbard Wood and children
and Mrs. P. S. Preston, who have spent
two months in town, returned to Camden,
N. j., Saturday.
Brattleboro friends of j. G. Ullery have
received news that he has bought an ia
terest in the Holyoke (Mass.) Daily Trans
script and will locate in that city.
L. NJ. Hodgkins and family, formerly
well-known Brattleboro residents, but who
have lived in Florida for several years past,
have recently moved from Gainesville to
Tampa in that state.
Miss Childs, who has been the guest OF
her cousin, F. w. Putnam, left Monday for
Barre. She will go from there to Boston
and then to Philadelphia before returning
to her home in Evanston, Ill.
Mrs. ]. E. Hubbard left yesterday for
st. Johnsbury, where she will be the guest
of Mrs. Winnie Hall Allen for week. She
was joined at Bellows Falls by Mrs. Allen
who has been In Keene, N. H., for severa
days.
William P. Devine goes today to Spring
field, Mass, and after a short visit there
and in Worcester will go to Philadelphia
where he will enter the Philadelphia denta
college the 18th inst, to begin a thret
years course of study.
Letters received by personal friends O
F. j. Holman state that Mr.. and Mrs. A
N. Sherman have begun housekeeping IL
Spokane and Mr.. and Mrs. Holman are liv
ing with them. Mrs. Holman's health al
ready shows very gratifying improvement
The following is from the Palmer items
in the Springfield Republican of a recen
date: "Mrs. Helen Warren Anger lef
Palmer for Jamaica, suburb of Brooklyn
N. Y, where she will live in future. Mrs
Augur has for the past six years been ont
of Palmer's leading musicians, having beeI
organist in the Bondville Methodist churcl
two years and at st. Paul's three years."
There was a pleasant gathering Tuesda
evening at the Frost street home of MI
and Mrs. Geo. Pratt. the occasion bein
their 25th wedding anniversary. TIL
rooms were prettily trimmed with potte
plants and cut flowers. Mr.. and Mrs
Pratt were given a subscription to beau
tiful magazine to remind them of the even
during the coming year, and they also re
ceived gift of silver from friend.
DIR. and Mrs. Holton were called bac
home from Denver, Colo, Immediately a
the close of the meetings of the America
Public Health association, by Telegram
announcing the critical illness of Mrs. Hol
toms father, Theophilus Holt, aged S3, G
Saxtons River DIR. and Mrs. Holton al
rived in Saxtons River Monday, and Mrs
Holton is still there. Mr.. Hollis conditio
is more favorable, but he is still very i'll.
Miss Ruth NJ. Hawley of Brattlebor
and Miss Millcent Chandler of Brooklint
Mass, were the bridesmaids at the wee
ding of George Wood Taylor and Miss Ii
liam James Mcknight, only daughter {
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Mcknight in Spring
field, Mass, last week Thursday. TIL
trademarks wore white organdie gown
with green trimmings, and carried Made
hair ferns. Mrs. N. W. Talcott was or
of the guests at the wedding.
The marriage of Arthur James Holde
and Miss Stella Bemis Martin was eel
brated at Chester Wednesday. Mr.. an
Mrs. Holden will be at home in Keen'
N. H., after Nov. 10. Mr.. Holden is
Windham boy who graduated at the acat
envy at West Brattleboro and was former
member of the insurance firm of Walk
& Holden of Bellows Falls. He gradI
ated recently from the law school in Mo
gantOwn, w. Va, and last week opened
law Office in Keene in company with Fran
Stowe of Brattleboro.