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

Walter Timson began work this week
for 81. E. Bond & Son.
Geo. P. Morgan, representing F. C. Whit.
ney's Quo Vadis company, was in town
yesterday.
j. W. Simonds returned Monday from
New York, where he spent q week with
VIII Slmonds.
Mr. N. II. White and Mrs. Alice knight
returned Monday from New York after q
visit of two weeks with Mrs. Charles Faw,
cett.
General Manager FitZhugh and General
Freight Agent Dalrymple, of the Central
Vermont railroad, were In Brattleboro
Wednesday night.
Mrs. A. NJ Wright and son of New
York city, and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o. Leonard
OF WSipole, N. H., came yesterday for a
visit at L. j. Retting's.
Frank w. Kimball and Carl G. Hol-
lender left yesterday afternoon for New
York and Philadelphia in the interests of
the Estey Organ company.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Durham of West
Paris, Maine, came to Brattleboro last
evening for visit of two weeks with their
sons, George L. and c. w. Durham.
Mrs. VIM. F. Howe has returned from
gill, where she was caring for her sister
several weeks. Her sisters death took
place last week, and the funeral was held
Monday
Leon Foster, Of Greene's pharmacy, has
passed the examination required to become
a registered pharmacist in New Hamp.
shire. He was already a registered phar-
macist in this state.
Q. o. Chamberlain left Boston a week
ago for Daytona, Fla, where he will man
age the Palmetto hotel. Mr.. Chamber
lain owns the hotel, but has leased IL the
past two or three seasons.
George r. Snow of Winchester, Mass.
and Luke Ferriter of Brattleboro began
work last Monday in Durham Brothers'
store, the former in the retail and the lat
ter in the wholesale department.
Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Brown returned to
Mortified Saturday, accompanied by Mrs.
George w. Tyler, who will spend the win
ter there and in Washington. The home
on Tyler street has been closed for the win
ter.
The Greenfield Recorder says: Mrs.
Franc Clark and family of Church street
will move TO West Brattleboro this week or
next. She will carry on the stencil bust.
ness which she recently sold to Mrs. A. T.
Beals.
L. K. Willis, now of Pittsfeld, Mas.
will sing at the Democratic rally at Green.
field, Mass, tonight. The speakers win
be ex-Mayor Quincy of Boston, Robert
Treat Paine, nominee for governor, and
Representative W. A. Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. TAYLOR left
Tuesday for Washington, after spending
the summer at o. F. Balley's. Mr.. Tay.
Tor Will resume his position as messenger To
the nnance committee of the Senate when
Congress convenes In December, Mr.. and
MRS. Taylor will visit in Naugatuck. CT.
ana New York en- route to Washington,
The following is from the North Lever
GU correspondence in the Greenfield Re-
eorder: Arthur and Miss Annie MAYNARD
nave moved their furniture to Brattleboro.
W., where they will live. Miss MAYNARD
VIII be very much missed here. as she Ia
very popular, and was the organist at the
baptist church, and an officer of the Mis-
sion branch. -'''
Removals this week include e. K. Gobie
from the Phillips house on Western ave-
nue. TO Spruce street; Mrs. Carrie p. War.
ner from Cedar street to the DoolittIa
nog use on Canal street, and d. F. Pollard
" iIOctorsVllle, who comes here TO work
Iol Duhham Brothers, will take the tene-
I4eht vacated by Mrs. Warner. George
NeWIon from Charles McMennlmen's house
on Flat street to Eugene Clark's house on
Frost street; Mrs. Niles from d. P. Pres
coIts house on Clark street to Mr.. Carle. |
IONS mouse on Canal street.