Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-09-14
PERSONAL.


Fsteyville to 10 Canal street.
Patrick Lilis went to Rutland today to
visit his son, Col. j. A. Lills.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. F. Cramer will re-
turn from Sunapee lake this week.
Mrs. William Curtin visited in Spring
Geld, Palmer and Holyoke this week.
S. b. Emerson and Charles Dix attended
the state fair at White River junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Averill are
spending some time in Brookline, Mass.
Miss Abbie Higgins returned Saturday
from Holyoke for an indefinite stay here.
Miss Marion Rice returned Monday from
Duxbury, Mass, where she has been since
July.
Mrs. Michael Devine returned Saturday
after a visit of two weeks in Springfield,
Mass.
Miss Hattie Prouty returned Monday to
Worcester after a visit of several weeks in
town.
Miss Hattie Prescott will go tomorrow
to the Albany business college to complete
her studies.
Miss Bessie Butterield returned to Bos
ton today after spending the summer with
her parents.
Orange, Mass, after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Smith.
Miss Barrett of Auburn, N. Y, returned
to her home today, after visit at Major
Houghton's.
Miss Mary Brown returned Monday
after visit of few days in Boston and
CRANKY, Mass.
Miss, ] Katie Calvin and Nellie Mack
are in Few York this week studying novel
ties in millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery of Boston have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. K.
Holden this week.
Mrs. G. H. Smith went to New York
the first of the week to study the fall
styles in millinery.
Donnell e. Davis, milliners, will go to
New York tomorrow to spend one week in
the millinery market.
Mrs. M. NJ. Goldsmith has reopened her
boarding house on Elliott street after va
cation of two months.
Misses Barbara Murphy and Agnes Gal
vim will begin work in Miss Belle Emer-
sons store next week.
Rev. Father P. ]. Long of Proctor
spent the first of the week with, his
mother, Mrs. Bridget Long.
Miss j. G.. Baker went Wednesday to
Spofford lake for stay of two weeks al
Rev. Father Grifin's cottage.
Miss Belle Emerson will return Monday
from New York, where she has been Sc
Letting fall styles of millinery.
Charles McRae returned Wednesday
from Alpena, Mich, where he was called
to attend the funeral of his brother.
Mrs, James Sweeney and daughter julia
returned Monday to their home in Indian
Orchard after visit at Peter Lavel!e's.
Mrs. ]. Claire and sister, Miss Katie Ma
guire of Springfield, Mass, spent Sunda!
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Ma
guire.
Mrs. Doherty and son and Miss Kat
Flannery of Richmond, this state, conn
tomorrow to visit their sister, Mrs. JohI
Calvin.
Miss Belle Donnelly and Henrietta Doole!
returned to New York Saturday afte
spending the summer with Miss Kati
OConnor.
Rev r. E. Marble, pastor of the Firs
Baptist church, returns from his vacation
today and will be present at this, Friday
evenings meeting.
Miss Florence Hemenway went last weel
to Manchester, VT, where she has posi-
ton as teacher of Latin and Greek in Bur
and Burton seminary.
Rev. Mr.. Miles, the Congregational pas
tor, who has been abroad since the latte
mart of June, is expected to return SatuI
day, and will undoubtedly occupy tn
pulpit Sunday.
Mrs. Holbrook and children of Bosto
are visiting Mrs. Holbrook's parents, MI
Hnlhrnnk a
recently returned from Italy where sh
spent the summer.
Kendall Severance, who has complete
two years of study at the University @
Vermont, will go to Cambridge next wee
to take examinations preparatory to enter
ing the junior year at Harvard.
Charles Boyden attended the wedding c
George Powers and Miss Maud Seaman a
East Rockaway, L. l., Tuesday. MI
Powers is we'll known in Brattleboro, hay
ing spent several summers at the BrooA
House.
Lucien Stedman, formerly clerk in tn
store of Starkey g. Co., now of Philade
phia, has received an appointment in tn
railway mail service between Brattlebor
and New London. He will come here
once.
MIR. ana MIS- rTou rIduCtS VI tlVSi
burg landed in New York Monday froI
the Barbarossa of the North Germa
LLOYD line, after spending the summer
Paris. Mrs. Francis is the daughter of
T. Horton of this village.
David Willard, who has spent the sun
mer in Stowe for needed recuperation, hs
been in town several days this week @
his way back to New York where he wi
resume his personal work for the juveni
offenders and criminals in that city
DR.. Archie Ranney, the former base ba
player, was defeated up and to play /
F. H. Grover in SO hole contest for Il
championship of the Vesper Country clu
e Lo we'll, Mass, Wednesday. Rannt
was the winner of the championship la
year.
Miss Alma johnson went Tuesday
New York, and Wednesday took passal
on the ST. Louis of the American line, h
destination being her home in Swede
where she will remain. Miss johnson W
be missed by many friende here. She I
celved several valuable gifts shortly befo
leaving.
Samuel rockingham, who is remembe
ed as a High school boy in Brattleboro