Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-10-06
PERSONAL.

Mrs. John HOugntOn OF Mansfield,
Conn, is visiting in town.
Mrs. Jane Sherry has returned from
weeks visit in New York.
Mrs. Margaret Madden of Antrim, NH,
is visiting Mrs. E. Donahue.
John Griffin of Athol is spending sew
era days with relatives in town.
DR.. Oscar Stearns of Athol spent Sunday
with his aunt, Miss Mary Stearns.
Mrs. Pierce of Springfield, Mass, has
been the guest of Mrs. A. +. Roberts.
Mrs. Charles Fairbanks, former resi-
ident, is the guest of Mrs. d. F. Bracket.
Lloyd p. Jones returned to Brooklyn
Tuesday after visit of several weeks in
town.
Will Brown returned Saturday to Gard
ner, Mass, after visit of three weeks in
town.
E. B. Fox of Nantucket, Mass, came
Saturday for visit with his sister, Mrs.
o. B. Mack.
Miss Dora Baker came from Rutland
Saturday to work in Miss Belle Emerson's
millinery store.
Letter Carrier w. E. Barber is away on
a vacation. Substitute S. II. Farr is TAX
ing his place.
Miss Faith Tyler is coming from Boston
on Saturday for visit of 10 days at her
Tyler street home.
James G. Menzies returnsy to New York
city Monday after several weeks spent at
the Brooks House.
Wells Sargent, who is attending Childss
business college at Springfield, Mass, was
at home over Sunday.
Col and Mrs. N. G. Sawyer went to
Northampton, Mass, Monday after a visit
of several weeks in town.
Miss Mary Brown went Monday to Gran
by, Mass, for visit of ten days with her
sister, Mrs. James O'Donnell.
Mrs. j. C. Wells and her son, John Wells,
left Wednesday for Minneapolis, where
they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Aldrich, who spent
nearly two weeks at the Brooks House,
returned to Boston Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Childs went to Northampton,
Mass, Monday to begin a years study in
Miss Burnham's preparatory school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Rice of Holyoke,
Mass, formerly of this town, were guests
at o. Fl. Stickney's during the fair.
Mrs. Fred L. Smith and two sons left
yesterday for Camden, N. j., where they
will spend several weeks with relatives.
John G. Howe left this morning to at
tend the annual meeting of the New Eng
land Photographers association in Boston.
Mrs. S. j. Bowman and son Ralph of
Gens Falls, N. Y, came Saturday to be
guests at II. P. Freeman's for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark, who have
been visiting Mrs. T. j. Turner, returned
Yesterday to their home in Springfield,
Mass.
Deacon @. F. Thompson has been in
Providence, r. l., this week in attendance
upon the annual meetings of the American
Board.
Mrs. Eleanor Richardson left yesterday
for Dorchester, Mass, where she will
spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs
j. G. Knapp.
Mrs. Frank Putnam and Mrs. Harwood
have returned from Alstead, N. A., and
are now at K. E. Putnam's. They will
spend several weeks here before returning
to Chicago.
Don Houghton went Tuesday to Wor-
cester, Mass, TO work in a photograph
gallery, having finished work for Photog-
rapher j. @. Howe.
Mrs. G. N. Hackley went Wednesday to
Boston where she will spend the winter
while Mr.. Hackley is attending the Harv-
ard Dental school.
John G. Fessenden, who graduated re
Gently at the Albany, N. Y, business col
lege, now has a position with the Fort
Orange club of that city.
Miss Helen Fenton, Miss Kate Dunlevy
and Miss Annie Stolte left Monday for
Albany where they will begin course in
the Albany Business college.
Burr Taft of Mortified, Neb., who came
to Brattleboro with the body of his broth
er Frank, whose death was reported last
week, returned to Norfolk Tuesday.
Leon Foster, a registered pharmacist
who has been in the store of Aldrich &
Dutton at Keene the past five years, is the
new clerk in the drug store OF George K
Greene.
Superintendent Carlos K. Jones of the
street railroad company and his brother,
E. 81. Jones of East Dover, started Wed
nesday for Pueblo, Col, for visit witt
relatives.
Alonzo Messer, who has been visiting
his brother, G.. @. Messer, returned to hii
home in Haverhill, Mass, Wednesday. HI
will go later to South Carolina to spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bruce of Spring
field, Mass, who were married last week
Wednesday, have been spending severa
days with Mr.. Bruce's grandmother, Mrs
Joel Willard.
Ira K. Morse, division commander of th'
Sons of Veterans of Vermont, has appoint
ed several assistant inspectors, including
A. A. Larrabee of Brattleboro and Q. Q
Barlow of Wilmington.
Miss Genevieve Slate of this village an(
Miss Susan Clark of West Brattleboro wer'
in Middlebury last week to attend the an
nual meeting of the Vermont branch
Woman's Board of Missions.
E. j. Devine left Tuesday for Malone
N. Y, where he will begin work as ad
vance agent for Charles Cowle's company
which appeared here both nights OF thu
Valley Fair in ga Country Merchant.
Walter S. Newcomb, who has been a
work in Fitchburg, Mass, has returned Il
Brattleboro and is taking a special pre-
paratory course in the High school. ID,
intends to enter the Massachusetts, lnsti
tute of Technology.
The San Francisco Sunday Bulletin o
Sept "a contained large half tone por
trait of William Schuster, primo basso a
the Tivoli opera house in that city. The
San Francisco Call of Sept. 26, in its motto
of the presentation of Martha, says: "Wil
liam Schuster was in his element as Plum
ket II 10 avactlv in narts like this on