Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-11-23
PERSONAL.

Walter S. Pratt of Athol was in town
briefly Monday.
Mrs. M. f. Sears of Holyoke spent Sun.
day n town.
Fred G. Gale is in New York to attend
the horse show.
J. Is. Randall went to New York on bus.
mess Wednesday.
Frank Crosby of Hartford is spending
few days in town.
Fred Bundy of Athol spent the week
here with his mother.
Rev. Father Long of Proctor spent tie
first of the week at his home here.
Harry Rowe went to Bethel Wednesday.
where he has a weeks plumbing job.
Mrs. Grace Hadley of Chester is a guest
of her daughter, Mrs. E. w. Gibson.
Mrs. e. l.. Parker has returned from a
visit at her old home in Claremont.
Misses Kenney and Bailey of the Brooks
House force are visiting in Boston and vi
cinity.
Miss Mary Richie went Saturday to her
home in Burlington for stay of two
weeks.
Miss Mary E. Horton went Tuesday s
Philadelphia to spend two weeks with rel
atives
Mrs. f. Il. Davis and aunt, Mrs. Lind
sew, returned this week from a short visit
in Keene.
Mrs. Freeman Ayers has gone to live
with Mrs. Ann Lamb on Canal street for
the present.
Mrs. D. Il. Fraser went to Springfield,
Mass, Wednesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Fraser.
Pearl Davis left Tuesday for home, af-
ter visit with his cousin, Cratus II.
Weatherhead.
Anthony Clarity and Susie Kelley will
be married next Wednesday at ST. Michaeps
Roman Catholic church.
Miss Margaret Daley returned Monday
to Burlington, after visit of a few days
at st. JOseph's convent.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mann of Littleton, N. H.,
is making an extended visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Charles P. Spencer.
Miss Blanche Phaneuf went to Spring
field, Mass, yesterday, where she will
enter Childs's business college.
DR.. j. S. Dutton was in Saxtons River
yesterday to slaughter some cows which
had been found to be diseased.
Misses Ella and Ida Waite went We'd
nesday to Greenfield, where they will re-
main until after Thanksgiving.
Miss Efie Kerr, who went from Brattle-
boro to Montana several months ago, has
a position in a dressmaker's shop.
Diedrich Stolte, jr., and Harry Boynton
leave next Thursday for Southern Pines,
N. c., where they plan to spend the win
ter.
Miss Stella Goodnow and Miss Martha
Mcdonald, trained nurses who have been
in Brattleboro and vicinity for two months,
returned to Boston yesterday.
Albert A. Baldwin and daughter, Miss
Matte, were called to Antrim, N. H., Sat
urday by the news of the death of Mrs,
Baldwin's father, James W. Eaton.
Mrs. Lucy Doolittle has rented her house
on Western avenue to Mr.. Edgerton, of the
firm of Barden & Edgerton, and has moved
to the corner of Elliot and Church streets.
C.P. Badet will soon move to New Lon
don, as his new run on the Central Yer
mont railroad from New London to White
River Junction, keeps him away from home
the entire week.
Rev. E. Q. S. Osgood was at Walpole,
N. a., Thursday evening, taking part in
the installation services of Rev. William
S. Nichols as pastor over the Unitarian
society of that place.
Mrs. Emily G.. Collins went to Rutland
Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Temple, af'
ter having disposed of her household fur
niture. She will go to Newark, N. j..
later to live with her son, William f
Collins