Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-09-22
PERSONAL.

the guest OF bis cousin, Gerry y. Messer
Miss Minnie Fox has returned home af-
ter a stay of several weeks In Swanzey, N.
H.,
G. Menzies Miller has returned from the
I White Mountains where he spent the sum-
mer.
L. d. Taylor entertained few guests at
his cottage at Spofford lake Saturday
night.
Arthur Staples of Rochester, N. H.,
spent Sunday with his parents, returning
Monday.
Mrs. F. M. Sprague returned to Boston
Saturday after visiting her sister, Mrs. G..
H. Bond.
Miss Kezer of North Adams. Mass.
has been guest of Miss Gertrude Moore
this week.
Mrs. j. Edwin Lawrence is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. F. G. Livingston, in Peter
boro, n. II.
Mrs. G. w. Pierce and daughter Helen
are spending a month with relatives In
Philadelphia.
Morton Greasy, a senior In the Yale law
school, spent Sunday with his grandmother,
Mrs. P. F. Starr.
d. G. O'Neil and August Erickson went
TO New York last Friday, returning the
first of this week
Miss Minnie Flagg of Boston came
Saturday TO spend two weeks at her home
on Prospect street.
Miss Amy p. Jones went to Northsmp-
ton, Mass, Wednesday to continue her
studies in Smith college.
Fred c. Adams, Howard c. Rice and
John Stewart went to Boston Monday TO
spend the week in the city.
Miss Fannie Sexton returned Tuesday
10 her home In Turner'S Falls. Mass.
where she will remain for the present.
William f. Collins, literary editor of the
Hartford Courant, spent Sunday with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Collins.
Mrs. Elnora Smith returned Saturday
night from visit of two weeks with her
son, E. Burr Smith, in Plainfeld, n. j.
Miss Sarah Brainard returned to her
home in Hartford, Conn.,, Friday, having
spent the summer at the Brooks House.
Rev. Z. A. Slack and family of Brook
line, Mass, came to Brattleboro Monday
and are now at their home, "The Crags."
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Durham of Water
vile, Me-, are visiting Mr.. Dunham's
brothers in Brattleboro and Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Annie Mertens and Miss Huldah
Anderson Of Brooklyn, N. Y, are spend
ing two or three weeks at Andrew Kugge's.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Putnam returned
! Tuesday night from a visit in Ashley,
Mass, where they went last week by team.
W. +. Carlisle, until recently one of the
managers of the Brooks House, left Mon
day for his old home in Waddington, NY.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Clements Of Jersey
City Heights, n. j., spent Sunday with
Mrs. Clements's sister, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller.
Rev. S. NJ. Crothers will preach the an
nual sermon at the national Unitarian con-
ference, to be held in Washington Oct.
1919.
Miss Pell and Mrs. Z. p. Baltzell of
New York left for their homes Monday
after spending several days at the Brooks
House.
Earle G. Titus went to New York Tues
day TO handle Dewey souvenir. He has
sold about 1000 Dewey flags in Montpelier
for w. II. Geddis.
Dan Stolte left Wednesday for Baltimore,
Md, to enter Baltimore Medical College.
He expects to have position on the col
lege foot ball team.
Mrs. Anna JENNIE, Mrs. Richard Frech,
Miss NJ. E. Randall and Randall Comfort
OF New York are spending a few days at
the Brooks House.
Charles A. McRae returned to Wilt
mantle, Conn, Monday after spending two
weeks with Mrs. McRae's mother in Brat
tleboro. Mrs. McRae will remain a while
longer.
o. W. Butter6eld is working in Carl
Schorling's meat market during the absence
of Will Burt, who Is away on account of
the illness of his brother.
81. G. Baxter, proprietor of the Snow
flake canning factory, and his family, who
| spent the summer in Brattleboro, leave
today for their home in Brunswick, Me.
Charles T. Hawley of Hopedale, Mass,
spent Sunday with his parents in town
Fred Hawley of Manchester, N. H., was a
| guest with his brother, l.. w. Hawley. over
Sunday.
Miss @. H. Mortified of New York.
daughter Of Proprietor Z. L. Merrifeld of
the Continental hotel, and Miss G. E. Far
rar of New York are Brooks House guests
this week.
Col. Kittredge Haslins and Postmaster
D. P. Webster went to Philadelphia Mon
day TO attend meeting of the 33d degree
Masons of the northern jurisdiction of the
United States.
Miss Grace White and her sister. Miss
Florence White, who have been visiting at
Q. X. Crosby's, were called to their home
in Merlden, Conn.,, Monday by the death
of their uncle, Edward White.
Mrs. Seymour Scott and her two sons re-
turned to New York Monday. The bows
are to enter a military school on the Hud-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Scott will soon leave
on an extended trip to California and Ia.
wall.
Mrs. j. L. StOckwell and son went to
Bristol, Conn, Tuesday to spend the rest
OF the week at, the home of Mrs. Stock
wells brother, Rev. George Tyler. Mrs.
Stoekwelps father, Erastus Tyler, went
with them from Vernon.
John Wells of Collinsville, Conn. who
has been in Brattleboro The past two weeks.
is packing up the household goods belong.
ing TO himself and mother, and they will
move TO Minneapolis early next month To
live with Mr.. Wells's brother.
@. o. Chamberlain closed the Owls
Head House on Lake Memphremagog last
week after very successful season. Mr..
chamberlain, who has been in the White
Mountains few days, is expected to come
to Brattleboro in day or two.
John F. Anderson has been in Brattle-
boro this week for the first time since he
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