Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-11-11
PERSONAL.

MI>' - T' bdNloh Is spending this WeeL
in Boston with her father.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Minor spent Wed
neslay in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Lizzie Nelligan went to New Yorl
Saturday Tor two weeks visit.
Thomas Heaphy went to New York
Wednesday to spend two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Durham went r.
Boston Tuesday for few days stay.
Mr. and Mrs. E. f. Leitsinger went
Tuesday to Windsor to spend week.
Richard IIeaphy returned Monday afte,
several days spent in Springfield, Mass.
W. b. Smith of the Springfield, Mass
Republican spent nday at his home here
Principal II. X. Whitaker went to Bos.
ton Yesterday to spend the rest of the week
Miss Mamie Spencer of Orange. Mass.
is a guest of her cousin, Mrs. C. &. NAV.
nard.
Mrs. Don Miller, who has spent the past
month in Natick and Boston, returned last
week.
Nelson Cooley and family have spent q
week in Greenfield with Mr.. Cooley
mother
j. G, Ullery went to Boston the first of
the week on business trip of three or
fou. days.
Miss Mary Crowell and Miss Elizabeth
Philips spent Saturday and Sunday in Am.
herst, Mass.
John Calvin and Miss Kate Calvin
went Tuesday to Burlington to attend the
funeral of an aunt.
George G. Harris and family went Sat-
urday to Buckland, Mass, where Mr.. Har-
ris has employment.
c. l.. Piper is in Boston this week as
one of the delegates to the convention of
the Knights of Honor.
Mrs. Mary Haynes of Bennington came
Saturday to be the guest of her sister-in-
law, Mrs. L. II. Dearborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter S. Chase spent a
part of last week in Gardner, Mass, where
they were the guests of Albert Mason.
Mrs. f. c. Crosby went to Springfield,
this state, Monday to spend the week with
Mr.. Crosby and her sons, Fred and Allyn.
Winchester Star: "Hon. r. S. Childs of
Brattleboro, addressed a Democratic meet.
ing at the town hall last Saturday evening"
Mrs. Lynch, wife of the doctor, and
Miss Johanna Baker, returned last Thurs
day after ten days visit in St. Johns
bury.
c. M. G. Richardson, who has been Sc
riously i'll for the past two weeks, is much
improved. He expects to be out next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Stearns returned
Saturday from their wedding trip to
Springfield, Mass, New York and other
places.
Mrs. j. E. Woods and children and Mrs.
Catherine Collins of Fitchburg, Mass,
come Saturday for visit at Edmund
Carey's.
Harry Boynton, who is employed in the
Newton Rubber works at Newton, Mass
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F..
Boynton.
Frank H. Field returned Saturday after
a short visit in Montpelier and Barre. He
attended the meeting of the Sons of the
Revolution in the former city.
Miss Gordon, teacher in the High school,
leaves tomorrow for an absence of two
weeks. Miss Flint of Bradford, Mass,
will take Miss Gordon's place.
B. E. Herrick of West Dummerston,
who is employed by the w. F. Richardson
has moved his family from West
Dummerston to 70 Elliot street.
Charles F. Isoba returned to Milford,
n. H., Saturday after spending three
nights in the wilds of Wndham county.
He killed five coons during his stay.
Mrs. Ora Turner and children are spend
ing some time in Baldwinvile, Mass. Mr..
Turner's sister from the same place is
keeping house for him during their alb
sence.
Madam Balestier and Miss Wolcott went
to New York Saturday to spend the win
ter. They were accompanied by j. n.
Balestier, who came to Brattleboro for that
purpose.
Joseph Swank, who went to Worcester,
Mass, month ago, has been here part
of the week, leaving on Wednesday with
his family. He has a position as organ
tuner in Worcester.
Col and Mrs. Haskins came from Mont
peler Saturday to spend Sunday at their
home. This is the first time that Col
Haskins has been at home since he was
elected speaker of the house of representa-
tives.
Merton Robbins returned to his work in
New York city Wednesday after having
been to Burlington to be mustered out of
service with the staff of the Vermont regi-
ment, He spent day or two with his
parents in town.
DR.. and Mrs II. H. Dinsmore, who have
been in New York city the past month,
last night. DR.. Dinsmore has
been taking a course in the Post Graduate
hospital and Mrs. Dinsmore has been study
ing china painting.
Mrs. Sarah Goodnow started yesterday
for Nestor, San Diego county, Calf,
where she will spend the winter at the
home of Frank e. Thomas on the ranch
Monticelo."' She was accompanied by
Miss Emma Putnam.
George F. Root, formerly an employe of
the Estey Organ company, is in town after
spending several weeks in Boston. Mr..
Root has secured a good position in that
city and will move his household goods
there in few weeks.
Two well-known Brattleboro girls are
among the most successful artists models
in this country. The portrait of one of
them will be readily recognized in the
Gibson pictures in the November number
of Scribner's magazine.
Charles G. Brooks of Orange, the repre-
sentative elect from the Fourth Franklin
county district, is brother of II. F.
Brooks of Brattleboro. Mr.. Brooks has
another brother, a resident of Athol, who
was elected to the Massachusetts, legisla-
lure last year.
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