Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-09-21
PERSONAL.


Rutland.
C. Fred Childs left Tuesday for a visit
in Boston.
Annie Lamb is working at F. K. Bar
rows's store.
George Childs returned to Andover,
Mass, Tuesday.
Miss Amy Jones returned to Smith col
lege Wednesday.
Mrs. Elijah Wales has returned from
her visit in Boston.
Mrs. Eta Chandler is spending two
weeks in Fitchburg.
Mrs. E. G. Thorn and daughter of Deer
ield are visiting in town.
Bert Wood was bugler for Northampton
people at the Greenfield fair.
Hugh Lynde went Wednesday to Mid
dlebury to enter Middlebury college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nichols of Boston
spent Wednesday at Harry Horizons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Scott will go Mon
day to their home in New York city.
Mrs. John c. Howe is spending several
days in Northampton and Springfield.
Mrs n. A. Cheney went to Orange Tues
day TO attend the funeral of a relative.
Miss Pearl Cheney of Springfield, Mass,
is spending vacation with her parents.
Mrs. Christina Goodall Lips returned
Monday to her home in Canajoharie, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick of Albany are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Sherwin
James Bowler of Boston returned home
Monday after a short visit with his par
ents.
Mrs. Frank Taylor of Baldwinsville was
at her brothers Arthur Roberts's over Sun
day.
Myron P. Davis returned Tuesday to
Brown university. He is now in his senior
year.
Joseph Gidley of South Dartmouth,
Mass, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Wyatt.
Robert Daniels of New York returned
home Monday after spending several days
in town.
Mrs. Ann Durham and daughter Ethel
are spending several weeks in Mortified
and Athol.
II. K Chamberlain has gone to Indian
apolis, Ind, for visit with his son, j. Fl.
Chamberlain.
DR.. G. G. Wheeler went to Montpelier
Tuesday night to visit relatives. He will
return tonight.
Mrs. Lawton of Brooklyn returned home
Wednesday after spending the summer at
John G. Howes.
Edward Aldrich of Providence, who has
ed home Monday.
Miss Maud NJ. Munger of Putney spent
Sunday with Miss Pearle E. Cheney of
Springfield, Mass.
Rev. Father Griffin closed his cottage at
Spofford lake yesterday, preparatory to re-
turning to Washington.
Rev. E. A. Slack and family of Brook
line, Mass, are at their summer home to
remain for several weeks.
Morton Starr Cressy returned this week
to Hartford, Conn, and from there he will
go to the Harvard law school.
Charles S. Conant of Jamaica will re-
turn temporarily to his old position with
Rockwell & Sherwin next week.
Miss Cox of Newton, Mass, returned
home Wednesday after spending the sum
mer at the Barrows cottage on Ames hill.
Mrs. Ovington Ross and three children
of Chicago came Saturday for visit with
Mrs. ROss's parents, Col. and Mrs. Dun
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will B. Smith of Spring
field, Mass, are at the home of Mr.
Smiths mother for vacation OF TIVE
weeks.
Mrs. Anna Doherty of Galesburg, Ill.
and Miss Kate Flanery of Richmond, thi
state, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Johl
Calvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Scott of New Yorl
city are spending a vacation with Mrs
SCOTS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Rich
ardson.
Secretary of State Fred A. Rowland o
Montpelier was in town over Tuesda
night, going from here Wednesday t
Hartford, Conn.
Ross White of Yonkers, N. Y, VIII
was a paper manufacturer in town l
years ago, has been spending several day
at the Brooks House.
Miss Effie Kerr, whose mother died |
West Townshend Aug. "a, will 60 to Ores
Falls, Montana, week from next Monda
to live with her brother.
Mrs. Hawkins of North Adams and Mis-
Adams of Adams, descendant OF tn
founder of the town of Adams, are gues
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stuart
DIR. Louis Pettee goes this week to Ne
York, where he will begin the practice
his profession in the Office of one of I'll
prominent dentists of the city.
George G. Averill has returned frol
Brookline, Mass, bringing favorable r
ports of the condition of Mrs. Averil
who is there for medical treatment.
Judge and Mrs. Nathan d. Petty an
their son. DIR. Petty, returned Thursday
their home in Riverhead, l.. l., after
summers stay at the Brooks House.
C.S. Forbes of St. Adams, editor of I'll
Vermonter, was in Brattleboro Monday
consult with Paul Revere Henkel in regal
to design for the cover of The Vernon
er.
Charles Dix, for several years an emplo!
of The Phoenix Job Printing office, will {
next week to White River Junction, whe
he will have a position in the Intersta
journal office.
Mrs. Henry II. Knight of ProVidenc
r. l., comes Saturday for a fortnight
stay with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jot
S. Wood of West Brattleboro. Her hu
band will join her later to attend the VI
ley Fair.
Mrs. Henry Burnham, Miss Margar
Burnham and Miss Mary Burnham, fo
merly of Brattleboro, came to Brattlebo
Saturday from their home in Elliot, M
They went Wednesday to Lake Mohaw
Nd will gO Nav NO