Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-11-02
PERSONAL.

Monday 10 visit his son. Ave- H.
Col. and Mrs. g. II. Bond visited ov..
Sunday in Orange, Mass. 0'et
Mrs. John G. Howe is spendin. =.
week In Springfield, Mass. 'ne
Miss Belle Tenney went Mond.u t..
short visit in Springfield, Mass. vi
Mrs. Farr began moving YESTERDAY ia.
the Devens house on North Main strso ,"'O
Mrs. d. W. Tenney attended the fnro..,
of Mrs. Davis at Bellows Falls yesterdsv
Mrs. Harry L. Gale and child retnrD.,
Tuesday from visit at her home in Nc
port. 'e"-
Mrs. j. P. Harper and children of Creon
witch, Mass, are visiting with Mrs Hs,.
per's parents. -A"''
Robert @. Aldrich has been elected n,o.
ident OF the senior class of the Bsltimor.
Medical college. ''1'''s
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McRae bavet,L..
tenement in John o. Connor's new bor.a
on Canal street.
Mrs. Angelica Shea and daughter lsh
Saturday for New York, where thew viii
spend the winter. WI"
Miss Annie Kirwan returned the frat n,
the week from visit of two weeks in
OOmerVllle, MASS.
Mrs. ]. N. Balestier will return to Nav
York next week, after spending the season
at her summer home.
Mrs. Jennie Atwood and daughter n
Brooklyn are the guests of Mr., and NJ.
j. G. Dewitt this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pierce returns1
Saturday to New York, after spending,
week at the Brooks House.
Miss Bessie Hopkins returned TO tovr
last week. She will spend the winter with
her brother, G. s. Hopkins.
Mrs. j. A. Taylor was in Nortb6ad
this state, Tuesday, to attend a district
meeting of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. James Bowler and Mrs. Perry
Haigh were in Manchester Tuesday TO Al.
tend the funeral of relative.
Louis 81. Henkel returned to Middleburv
yesterday to resume his work as agent for
the American Express company.
George Snow of Winchester, N. h. bas
position as clerk In the retail department
OF Durham Brothers shoe store.
Mrs. @. @. Nash returned Tuesday to
Milwaukee, after spending several week,
in BrattleborO and Williamsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Wyatt of Bar.
negat, N. j., have been visiting Mr.. Wv.
ats cousin, Arthur Wyatt, this week.
Miss Mabel Hunt returned SATURDAY
from New York city, where she received
treatment from an oculist three weeks.
John Retting, ST., expects to 20 to
Grand Rapids, Mich, this month for an
indefinite visit with his son, Charles Ret
ting.
Bert Tenney, with Holbrook, Cabot 4
DAILY, the contractors, in New York, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
W. Tenney.
81. p. Smith returned to New York
Monday. Mrs. K. A. Starkey and daugh.
ter went to New York Tuesday for visit
at Mr.. Smiths.
Miss S. Jennie Wood has left her rooms
at Mr.. DeWolfs on High street, and will
De with her sister, Mrs. Lucy Cox, 81
South Main street.
, Mrs. F. A. Bagg and Miss Ruth SAWYER
attended the state Sunday school copyen.
ton in Barre last week as delegates from
the Methodist church.
DIR. and Mrs. A. j. Pullen of Green6eH
were In town over Sunday. Mr.. PuIlsn
will go to indianapolis, where he is TO open
| y
Mrs. j. L. Snyder and daughter returned
this week to their home in Stockbridge
Mass, after visiting Mrs. Snyder's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.. Corser.
Elder W. Fl. Blount, who recently &C.
cepted a call to the pastorate of the Ad.
ventist church, was in Waterbury to al
tend the Dillingham; celebration.
Mrs. Malcolm Mcdowell of Memphis
Tenn, who was the guest of DR.. and Mrs
Z. 5. Severance three weeks, started yes.
terday on her return to the South.
Col. and Mrs. Richards Bradley have de-
cided to spend the winter at their house
here, instead of returning to the city for the
winter, as has been their custom for years.
Robert G. Hardie has just completed in
MS brattleooro studio a portrait of Dr.
Robert Stone of New York, and another
OF the late Miss Harriet S. Walker of Bos-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Bacon returned
tuesday from their wedding trip. They
are boarding at the Brooks House, but
later they will live with Mrs. Farr on North
street.
Fred A. Hubbard, former Brattleboro
jeweler, has recently become the manager
In Springfield, Mass, Of the branch Office
OF Ennis q Stoppani, bankers and brokers,
of New York city.
Capt and Mrs. Fl. G. Streeter returned
yesterday from Fishers Island, N. Y,
where they have been several months, and
are now al their Western avenue home to
remain during the winter.
Mrs. Lula M. Horton Francis of Hol-
yoke, Mass, returned to Fitchburg, Mass.
Monday, after spending a few days with
her father. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis spent
the summer In Paris, and they will return
there next summer for several months, Mr.,
Francis, who is an architect, having secur-
ed business in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wilson of Califor-
mia left Wednesday for a visit in Keene
after spending several days with Stephen
Il. Button, with whom Mr.. Wilson attend
ed the old Aelrose seminary in West Brat
tleboro over 30 years ago. They have been
In the East several weeks, visiting st the
White Mountains, Plymouth, Boston and
other places, and they expect to return to
california the latter part of December.
Mr.. Wilson was born In Swanzey, N. d.
He went to California in 1852, and until
the present visit he has been East but once
since. He worked In the mines for few
years and then settled on q ranch, and has
been engaged in agriculture ever since. He
owns two large fruit ranches, one near
Fresno and one near Gilroy, and he expects
TO sell this season so tons of raisins be-
sides q large OuantitV Of naachas and all