Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-09-30
PERSONAL

Mrs. Kirk ands
Arthur Pratt of Greenfield, Mass, was
i'm town Wednesday,
Mrs Geo. Mann of Keene has been in
town during the week.
VIII Fisher of Leominster, Mass, is
,ppnding few days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Brigham of Keene
have spent several days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Goodrich of Boston
we're in town the first of the week.
Mrs. f. L. Cooper of Springfield Mass,
Is spending the week in Brattleboro
Mrs Wolcott Balestier has returned to
spend the autumn at Mrs. Kirkland's.
Mrs. w. 5. Bishop of New Haven Conn,
Is visiting her father, John Retting, sr.
Mrs A. A. Stearns left Thursday for a
visit of 10 days in Cornwall, this state
Verne Jason was home from Fitchburg
during the fair accompanied by friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Atwood of Chester
are visiting at S. w. Kimbal's for a week
l.. Mason Beeman went away this morn
ing after spending the summer in Brattle-
boro.
George Whitney has begun work in the
local Office of the American Express COM
Pany
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bliss left Saturday
on a pleasure trip to Boston and New
York.
Charles Cleaveland of Torrington, Conn,
is visiting in Brattleboro during the Val
ley Fair.
Mrs Geo. l. Bishop of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting at j. j. Wards at West Brat
tleborO.
W. NJ. Cole of Springfield, this state,
has been a guest at G. A. Waitman's dur
ing the fair.
Charles Chaplin of Boston, a former
Brattleboro boy, has been in town part
of the week.
Charles A. Risby of New York came
Sunday to spend Valley Fair week.
store Monday.
Charles r. Otis has returned to his home
in Yonkers, n. Y, after spending several
weeks in town.
John d. Roess went to New York this
morning to visit his brother who broke
his leg recently.
Miss Louise Hitchcock of Palmer, Mass,
came Tuesday to visit at A. E. Parks I'M
til after the fair.
Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Hough of White
River Junction spent Wednesday and
Thursday in town.
Miss Molly Austin returned to Brattle-
boro Tuesday after spending a month in
Montpelier and vicinity
Harry White left Friday for Boston
to continue his studies in the Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology,
Mrs. George A. Briggs of Ciaremont is
spending few days with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. George F. Gale.
Mrs. Donnelly wife of DR.. Donnelly of
Gardner, Mass, is visiting at the home OF
her father, James Bowler.
Mrs. John Hunter of Lebanon, N. II -.
and Mrs. j. b. O'Neil of Claremont have
visited in town during the week.
Miss Hattie Jones and Miss Wood Of
Boston have been spending few days a
the home of Miss Jones's parents.
A. E. Park moves about Oct. Is from
Grove street to the house formerly occu
pied by j. j. Eckles on Forest street.
Avalon Converse of East Putney, for
mer Brattleboro boy, has begun work al
clerk in the store of Pratt, Wright & Co.
DR.. Alvin Knapp goes today to Bur
lington. Mrs. Knapp, who has been there
the past two weeks, will return with him
DR.. James Austin, of Spencer, Mass.
and friend were the guests of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Austin, during tn,
fair.
Mis- Kate Singleton, who for severa
weeks has been the guest of Miss Bessi
Cain, returned today to her home in New
York.
E. Wales returned Thursday from syria
cuse, n Y, where he witnessed part @
the proceedings at the Empire state Dem
ocratic convention.
C. Fred Chlds and his guest, Leo Dur
bin of Williamspcrt, Pa, returned toda
to New Haven to enter upon their senio
year of study at Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. HOlbrook have re
turned to their home in La Grande, Ore
gon, after visit with their sister, Mrs.
Nichols of Frost place.
George Landerfin, Brattleboro boy VIII
has been engaged in the express bushes
at Springfield, Mass, several years, wa
in town during the fair.
HE Whitaker, Miss Eva Gowing, Mis-
Mary Gordon, Miss Elizabeth Phillips an
Miss Mabel Freeman went Thursday t
Montpelier to attend teachers conven
ton.
DR.. II. A. Roberts has rented the vacar
tenement in Frank Perry's house at tn
corner of Central and Washington streets
He expects to move on Monday OF neg
week.
Mr. md Mrs. James Young of Marlboro
Mass, have returned here from Clar'
mont for a short visit with Mr.. and MIR
j. E. Mellen before returning to the
home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. p. Alden of Sout
Deerfeld, Mass, were among the fair vii
itors. They are on a carriage drive an
will 90 to Newfane and Jamaica betol
they return home.
Mr. and Mrs. U, X. Pettingill and chill
of Boston are the guests of Mr.. and MT
j. G. Ullery for few days. MIR. Pettll
gill is at the head of the largest advertiser
agency in America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Schuster will pro
ably continue their operate engagemer
in San Francisco during the winter, the
names appearing among the list OF arCls
who are to remain there.
Prof. and Mrs. Cutting and childre
leave today for their home in Chicago a
ter spending a vacation of three montf
with Trof. Cuttings father, ID. M Cu
ting at West Brattleboro.
Rev L. d. Temple and two chlldrei
Teneriffe and Truman, left this atternoo
for Pennington N. j. Mrs. Temple WI
remain until after the meeting OF the Qua
Federation of Woman's clubs.