Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-10-12
PERSONAL.

Mrs. II. II. Crosby went to Bos,oo
for a visit Of few days. quay
Joseph Shea spent Sunday at his bo,o.
in Indian Orchard, Mass.
Alice Weeks goes tomorrow to Sn,in.
field, Mass, for a short visit.
Mrs Robert Reed and son of Boston o..
visiting Mrs Michael Duggan.
Mrs. Leroy Howe of Lyndonvllle &.
spending few days with friends here.
Mss Caroline T. Ross, trained mira.
from Springfield, is caring for Mrs. l.
Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oman Prescott went Va.
terday for two weeks visit with friend,
in Massachusetts.
Mrs. w. d. Treadway of Stockbrido.
Mass, came yesterday to spend week Al
the Brooks House.
Mrs. NJ. G. Yawkey and Mrs. Frederick
White Of New Orleans, La, are guests Al
the Brooks House.
G. NJ. Smith went to Mddletowp Tns,
day to attend the celebration of the town,
250th anniversary.
Edmund Carey went today to West6eld
Mass, where he will be guest of Rev
Father Donahue few days.
Miss Marion Noyes, Miss Ethel Goodale
and Miss Grace Dana spent today in North.
ampton, visiting the public schools.
DIR. Webster returns today from New
York, where he went to see his daughter
Mrs. Cary, before she sailed for Cuba.
Mrs. r. II. Farr has rented the Deyens
house at the corner of Main and North
streets, and will open dining room there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell P. Stevens Of
Charleston, this state, have been VISITING
Mrs. z. r. II. Stevens, at DR.. g. T. Bar
bers.
Charles Boyle leaves tomorrow for White
River Junction where he will work in a
wholesale jewelry store owned by bis
uncles.
Mrs. John Carney and children of Athol
are In town. Mrs. Carney is helping to
care for her brother, Bartholomew Foley.
who is very low.
Miss Annie Lamb attended the wedding
Of Clifford Bates and Miss Grace Lamb Al
Greenfield yesterday. Miss Lamb is
cousin Of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Wheeler are ex
pected from Chicago tomorrow night for
weeks visit with Mr.. Wheeler's father
and sister at the Dalton homestead On
Spring street.
Miss Amy Hines went to North Adams
Wednesday, and from there to New York.
accompanied by her sister, Mrs W. S.
Mckinney. They will spend week in
the metropolis.
Miss Lizzie brisbane, who finished work
yesterday at Hooker, Corser & Mitch.
ellis, will go to Springfield, Mass, for
an indefinite stay with her sisters,
Misses Ellen and Katie brisbane.
Mrs. John Haus of Baltimore came Fri
day 70 visit her son, Harry B. Haus. She
went Monday to Holyoke to visit her
daughter, Mrs. John Wood, but will re-
turn here before going to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Dugan were given
surprise visit last evering by company
of friends to remind them OF their first
wedding anniversary. Refreshments were
served and the evening spent socially.
Miss S. S. Holland, who for the past
eight years has made her home with Mrs.
NJ. j. Harris on High street, left Friday
evening of last week for Brandon, N. Y,
where she will make her home with rela-
tives.
j. B. Worthen and family of Hammond,
N. Y, left Monday for Montpelier after
spending a week at the Brattleboro House
as the guests of I. Frank Turner. Mr.,
Worthen was formerly q conductor on tn,
narrow gauge railroad, and was hurt sew.
eral years ago in an accident. He is now
in the hotel business.
The Greenfield Gazette of Saturday con.
tanned the following in its Turner's Falls
correspondence: Erred Gleason has gone
to Fitchburg TO take charge of large
hardware store. Mr.. Gleason has been
head salesman for F. l. Webster for the
past three years and will be missed by his
many friends"
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T. Beals of Green.
field, who have been in Brattleboro the
past few weeks, will spend large part Of
the winter in Southern California. The
pictures of the Valley Fair coaching par.
ade made by Mr.. and Mrs. Beals have
found ready sale. They will spend some
time in Photographic work at the exposi
ton grounds at Buffalo while en- route to
California.