Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-09-18
PERSONAL.

Vt Noyes Whites this week.
G. Chidsey of Bristol, Conn, is Wis
ting at DR.. H. A. Robertss.
Miss Ethel Webb is visiting her father,
Rev. A. II. Webb, at Montpelier.
d. f. Bracket and family are moving
to their new home on Brook street.
:. T. Hidreth has been in Springfield,
Mass, this week on a business trip,
Charles Horton left Wednesday on a
business trip to Springfield and Boston.
Florence Allen, Ethel and Ernest Water
man have returned to Middlebury college.
Mrs. Ann Lamb returned Monday from
visit with her son Leon, in Fiskdale,
Mass.
Louise Williams left Monday to begin
her second years study in Brown univer-
sity.
Mrs. w. c. Piper of Boston came yes
terday for a visit of three weeks at c. l..
Piper's.
Donnell & Davis are in New York this
week selecting fall and winter styles in
millinery.
Miss S. E. Griswold of West Cornwall,
this state, has returned to Brattleboro for
the winter.
DR.. Robert Stone and family of New
Jersey are at Madam Balester's for their
annual visit.
Mrs. Caroline Graves of Hatfield Mass,
came Monday for visit of few days at
DR.. Hamilton's.
Mrs. V. P. Macutchan and Mrs. &. NJ.
Watts of Stowe, this state, are visiting
Mrs. G. F. Beecher.
F. c. Platts has moved from Mr.. Odell's
house on Central street to Noah Perrys
house on Birge street.
The Burlington Free Press says: IN. C.
Robbins, U. V. NJ, '9S, of Brattleboro ar
rived in town Monday.
Miss Florence White has taken posi-
ton as trimmer in Mrs. Sawyer's millinery
store in Fitchburg, Mass.
E. II. Miller is arranging to give in
structions in vocal music at Bellows Falls
during the fall and winter.
Miss Sarah L. Benson has recently TAX
en- a situation as teacher in the Free
Academy at Norwich, Conn.
Marion and Lizzie O'Connors of Wells
vile, n. Y, came Wednesday for a visit
with their aunt, Mrs. James Grady.
Rev. A. A. Smith, who owns farm in
the western part of this town, has resigned
the pastorate of the Baptist church at Will
mington.
Frank Haskins and Guy Howe go to
Boston Monday to begin their second
years work in the Boston College of
Pharmacy.
II. p. Smith, who has been critically i'll
in New York city, recently underwent a
surgical operation and since then has been
improving.
Miss Molle Haus left for her home in
Baltimore Thursday. She has been here
with her brother, Harry Haus, the past
two months.
Mary Ann Woods returned to Fitch
burg, Mass, Wednesday after a stay of
seven weeks with her mother, Mrs. Ed
mund Carey.
Prof. j. II. Tufts of Chicago university,
and his mother, Mrs. James Tufts of Mon
son, Mass, have been at the Brooks
House this week.
Z. Wales will conduct dancing classes
the coming season in Westfield, Greenfield
and Shelburne Falls, and either North
ampton or Keene.
Miss Kathyrn Barr of Springfield, Mass,
formerly with Atkins of New York, will
take position with Miss Belle II. Emer-
son, as trimmer, Monday.
Rev. r. T. c. Mckenzie, who returned
recently from the West, has gone to Bos-
ton, where he is to pursue special course
of study at Boston university.
j. A. Taylor, w. H. Minor, Charles
Miner, O. II. Ellis, George Wilson, Ed
Wilson and John Moynihan have attended
the races at Mystic this week.
The wedding bans of Michael Fitzgibbon
and Bridget Cassidy were published at the
Roman Catholic church last Sunday. The
event will be celebrated Sept. 20.
Walter Eddy returned to Amherst col
| lege for his third year on Wednesday.
Harry White goes to the Institute of
Technology at Boston tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Geddis have been
at Winthrop, Mass, this week to attend
the fifth wedding anniversary celebration
! of Herbert and Nellie Yeaw Floyd.
T. j. Doolin, manager of the telephone
exchange at South birmingham, Mass,
has been in town for few days arranging
the settlement of his mothers estate.
DR.. G. F. Barber, c. A. Harris and G.
W. Durham will leave next Wednesday
for two weeks hunting trip in the north
ern part of Penobscot county, Maine.
Frank E. Howe, formerly of Brattle.
boro, is guiding the destinies of the Wa.
terbury (Vt.) Record during the absence
of the proprietor in New York and Bos-
ton.
DIR. H. D. Holton is in Buffalo, N. Y.
this week, attending the annual meeting o.
the American Public Health association
of which he is one of the prominent Off
GERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert j. Pullen will leave
Brattleboro tomorrow for Richmond, Va.
where they viii spend the winter, Mr.. Pull
len devoting his time to the study of medi
cine.
The Vermont Wheel club had arranged
club run to Spofford lake last Sunday
but on account of the stormy weather onl!
nine made the trip. Dinner was served II
the party at Lakeside.
E. j. Devine went to Palmer, Mass,
Monday to substitute for Lyman Sheldon
inspector and lineman in the New Eng
land Telephone exchange office, who is Of
a vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. Mary Winchester and daughters
who have occupied the e. p. Carpente
house, went to their old home in Whining
ton Saturday to prepare for trip to Cole
RADIO, hoping that the daughters may b
benefited in health.
DIR. George Roberts, a recent gradual
of the University of Vermont, recent
looked over the field at Newfane with
view to opening an Office there. DR.. d
, A. Roberts, the home opthathic physician
has no intention of leaving Brattleboro.