Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-22
PERSONAL.

susie IfaJJ OF FlJcnDurg, Mass, is the
guest of Myrtele Eason.
John Moore has moved from 81 Canal
street to 2 Church place.
Miss Minnie Scott returned Tuesday af-
ter a visit in New York city.
Mrs. Charles Leitsinger went to Boston
yesterday TO be gone several weeks.
Miss Lena Aher went Friday to Hart
ford, Conn, where she has employment.
Miss Catherine Mcmahon of Burlington
visited at the st. Joseph convent this week.
Fred Bemis of Meriden, Conn. spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs G. r. Crosby.
: Mrs Chamberlain is seriously i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. r. e. Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bracket will move
into "The Colonial" on Linden street next
week.
w. c. Stone went Wednesday to Chico
pee, Mass, where he has employment for
ten days.
Warren Pratt has moved from Is West
ern avenue to the Sherman house, Is &C.
dar street.
Nellie T. Eddy, who has been several
months in own, returned to Boston
Thursday.
Mrs. G. F. Barber and son Lester re-
turned Saturday after visit in Fitchburg
and Worcester.
Mrs. Theodore Wilson, who has been
several weeks in town, returns today to
Malone, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles Risby returned to New
York yesterday accompanied by her sister,
Mrs E. E. Perry.
George Leonard has moved from Forest
street TO Mr.. Fleming's recently finished
house on Myrtle street.
Mrs. Frank Burnett returned Sunday
from visit with her sister, Miss Emma
Lundberg, in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Nora Smith leaves today for Plain
field, N. j., where she will spend tie win
ter with her son, E. Burr Smith.
John Guiheen moved Tuesday from
Clark street into the house on Washington
street, which he bought recently.
Mrs. S. E. Howard, Pauline and Mario
RE Howard of West Newton, Mass, are
the guests of Mrs. Henry Fletcher.
F. L. Houghton was in Springfield Sat
urday in the interest of the Klondike in
vestment company for which he is agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher, jr,, are Wis
iting Mr.. Fishers sister in North Attic
boro, Mass, also in Fitchburg and Boston.
Mrs. Christina Goodall Lipe goes today
to Boston for a stay of two weeks before
returning to her home in Canajoharie, N.
Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. B. Cudworth and
their niece, Miss Elizabeth Cudworth of
San Francisco, are spending few days in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs G. M. Taylor left Wednes-
day for their winter home in Washington.
They will visit in Springfield, Naugatuck
and New York en- route.
Mrs. j. T. Denning of Willimantic
Conn, has been appointed Administrative
of the estate of her brother, the late Pat
rick Bowler of New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Wilmoth and Mr.
and Mrs. G. NJ. Wilmoth of Glens Falls
N. Y, were at the Brooks House Sunday
on carriage drive through the state.
The STAFFORD correspondent of the White
River Junction Landmark writes: Eddie
and Florence Strong have gone to Bratte
bOro to spend the winter with their mother
Col. X. Haskins, W. II. Vinton, 1. d
Bailey and G. l.. Piper attended the exer
cises at the laying of the corner stone o
the Masonic Temple at Burlington Wed
nesday.
Mrs. j. M. Tyler was elected the Wind
ham county manager of the Burlington
home for destitute children at the annua
meeting of the corporation Thursday at
ternoon.
Fred Elmer returned Wednesday to hi
home in Cleveland, Ohio. He was calle'
here by the critical illness of his brother
in-law, Henry Campbell, who is now muc
improved.
The friends of Anthony Schwenk pre-
scented him with several valuable gifts Of
his return from Montpelier, where he sue
cpssfuly passed his examinations for ad
mission to the bar.
Mrs. j. S. Wood and sisters, Mrs. Oar
lei II. Marsh and Mrs. David Plummel
go to Providence, R. l., to morrow t
spend week with Mrs. Woods daughter
Mrs. Henry W. Knight.
Miss Lila Taylor of The Phoenix con
posing room was called Saturday to he
home in Ludlow, her sister, Miss Ada Ia!
lor, who has been employed in this otiiC
during the summer, being critically ILL.,
Mrs. Mann, who has spent sewers
months with her daughter, Mrs. G.
Spencer, went Monday to Lowell, Mass
for visit with relatives. She was accom-
panied by her son Stephen of Holyoke.
James Coleman has returned after tW
or three weeks absence with Mrs. Col
man III NEW anu liz
suffering from a sprained wrist as the n
suit of carriage accident few days ag
John Moore moved Tuesday from II
Williams house on Canal street to the tel
ement on Church street, vacated recent
by L. Fay Bowker. John O'Shea moVt
Saturday into the Perkins house on Ell
street.
Mrs. Jennie r. Pratt gave her Sundi
school class trolley ride to West Brattl
boro Wednesday afternoon. The compaI
was met at Centerville by Mr., and MI
Temple and Mr.. Hawley, the superinten
ent of the school, and were delightful
entertained with a o'clock tea by MI
Oscar futile.
DR.. L. F. Patten, formerly assista
physci n at the Brattleboro Retreat, wi
went from here last May to fill simil
position at the new Massachusetts, asylu
at Medfeld, left on Tuesday for Denvt
He will spend the winter in Colorado, he
ing for improvement in health with
change of climate.
The Boston Sunday Herald contained
following: Mr.. koUert Gordon Hardle, I
eminent portrait painter, and formerly
Boston, is still at his summer studio
Brattleboro, busily engaged on a Dumt
of prominent orders. One of Mr.. Hardi
latest portraits in Boston was that of
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