Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-11-12
PERSONAL.

J'otNiN"J "hN WIN oO BOue lOT ABOUT
week.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Wells went to Spring.
field, Mass, last week for a stay of two
weeks.
Mrs Wells Thurber is guest of her
daughter, Mrs, Harry Spaulding, on Green
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Phelps of Boston
are spending a week with Brattleboro
friends.
Deacon and Mrs. A. A. Stearns returned
Friday after visit of three weeks in
Somerville, Mass.
E. Il. Atherton returned Saturday after
stay of nearly four weeks at the home of
his sister in Greenfield.
w. II. Thomas is supplying at the store
of Robbins & Cowles while Martin John
son is away on vacation
Mrs Ide of st. Johnsbury returned
home Monday after a visit of a few DAYS
with her brother, George Hidden.
G. o. Chamberlain, manager of the St
james hotel at Jacksonville, Fla, returned
to Jacksonville Wednesday morning for
the winter.
Charles Knight of Dummerston, sales
man for G. Ii. Eddy & Co., moved to the
Fisher house on Western avenue last Fri.
day and Saturday.
Mrs. A. Wakefield returned last Satur-
day to the home of her daughter, Mrs. C,
E. Currer, after stay of two months at
Gaysville, this state.
Miss Susie Harrington of Brattleboro is
spending few weeks among friends on
the Highlands, said the Springfield. Mass.
Homestead of last Saturday.
The Burlington Free Press of Saturday
said: &c. II. Jefts went yesterday noon
to Saratoga where he will spend few DAYS
with his wife who is in poor health.'
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Thompson spent
two days in Springfield, Mass, this week,
and Mrs. Thompson went from there for a
short visit with her sister in Mystic, Conn.
Mrs. D. S. Brigham of "a Western ave-
nue. went to Chicago Wednesday to Join
her husband, who went there some time
ago on account of being troubled with
asthma.
Emory Eddy, clerk at the Farmers g.
Mechanics exchange, finishes work for
the exchange tomorrow night, having
secured a position in bakery at Jamaica
Plain, Mass.
Judge James NJ. Tyler will be the pre-
siding judge at the trial of Mildred Brews-
ter for tn murder of Anna Wheeler. The
trial is expected to open at Montpelier
next Tuesday.
The marriage of Francis Dewitt Mich
OILS and Miss Eloise Brown, will take
place Wednesday evening, Nov. "a, at the
Frost street home of Miss Browns parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brown.
VIM. Shaffner, who went from here
several years ago to run a hotel in Man
chester, this state, has returned to town
with his family. They occupy tenement
in DR.. Clark's Green street house.
Frank Stoddard returned to Boston
Wednesday after spending vacation of
two weeks with his parents. He is en-
ployed as travelling salesman for a soap
concern and expects to go soon to Brook
Ign.
A. j. Pullen will return from the medi-
cal college at Hanover tomorrow, when
the term ends. He will spend a short
vacation in town and will then go to New
York, where he has hospital appoint.
ment.
Rev. Father Reynolds of Bellows Falls
was guest of Rev. Father Cunningham
Monday, and attended Father Stafford's
lecture in the evening. Rev. Father Cor
coran of North Walpole was at Father
Cunningham's Tuesday.
Past Grand Master Henry C. Farrar of
Rutland and Deputy Grand Master j. A.
BlakeleY of Bellows Falls were in town
Wednesday, consulting with Past Grand
Master Leopold G. Retting in regard to the
Odd Fellows home at Ludlow.
William Fl. Haywood, jr., now has
position as corresponding clerk in the
office of r. H. White & Co. of Boston.
He worked at Nantasket during the sum
mer, and for the past two months has
been employed in the store of Jordan,
Marsh & Co.
Charles Crosby, M. Austin, jr., Anthony
Schwenk, Alfred Thompson and Charles
Boyden are among those from Brattleboro
who will attend the Yale-Harvard foot
ball game at Cambridge tomorrow. A
larger number are planning to go from
here to the Yale-Princeton game at New
Haven next week Saturday.
E. John Devine returned Wednesday
after spending five weeks on the road as
special advance agent for the Henshaw
and Ten Brock company. He travelled
through Massachusetts, Maine, New Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania, New York and a few
leading Canadian cities, leaving the COM
pany at Toronto. He expects to leave soon
as agent for Wang"
OLeeple-JacK OaVdHauRH was III buulOW
last week and while there agreed to make
repairs on the steeples of two churches.
He also has contract on church in
Windsor. One of the Ludlow churches
has steepe said to be the second highest
in Vermont. A noted professional steeple-
climber who went to Ludlow before Cava-
naugh declined to take the job.
The following from the St. Johnsbury
Caledonian refers to a young man who
formerly lived in West Brattleboro with
his parents: 81. L. Merrill eldest son of
Rev. G. 81. Merrill, has secured fine po-
sition with the General Electric company
He will be stationed at the New Orleans
selling house, though until the yellow fe-
yer passes away he will remain at Atlanta"
Rev. Philip O'Donnell, pastor of st.
Philips church, Boston, and his sister,
Mrs. Frank Campbell, came to Brattle-
boro with Rev. Dr. Stafford. DIR. Stafford
spoke in Father O'Donnells church Sun
day. DR.. Stafford went from here to
Washington, and Father O'DOnnell and
Mrs. Campbell to Manchester, N. II. Mrs.
Campbelrs husband will be remembered
as one of the old-time base ball players at
Harvard.
The Montpelier Daily Record has the
following about former Brattleboro drug
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