Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-10-04
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.


J. b. Sullivan went to Greenfield Tues
day where he has employment
II. Warren went yesterday to wor-
cester, Mass, to visit mis- father
John Heaphy returned this week TO
New York, where he is studying law.
Congressman-elect Haskins delivered an
address at. the fair in Hardwick Friday.
Mrs. Louise Hackley went yesterday to
Boston, where she will spend the winter.
Frank Wells of New Bradford. Mass.
is spending few days with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Hackley of Green
field visited at A. r. Harris this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reach went to
Union, Maine, Friday for a five weeks
visit.
Mrs. Thomas Ryan went Tuesday to
spend a week in Burlington and Mon
treal.
Mrs. Michael Devine returned Saturday
after two weeks visit in Springfield,
Mass.
David S. Carey moved yesterday from
Forest street to p. Manning's house on
Vernon street.
Miss Bessie Mack returned Monday to
Rutland after a weeks visit with her
sister in town.
Miss Cora Blondon returned this week
after several weeks visit in Moors
Junction, N. Y.
Mrs. s. NJ Kidder will go to Chicago
next week to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Charlotte Kidder
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Miller will go
next week to Buffalo to visit the Pan
American exposition.
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went yesterday to Philadelphia for a
visit of a few days.
S. II. Warren has finished work for
G. E. Crowell as superintendent of the
village water supply.
Marshall Grout moved Saturday into
the house he recently bought of P. F
Crown on Forest street
Miss Mary Murray returned Tuesday
to Gardner after a weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. David s. Carey.
Policeman Ellis G. worden is acting
as chief-of-police for two weeks, during
the absence of Chief Hall.
NJ. j. Austin returned yesterday to New
York after a weeks visit with his
mother, Mrs. Maurice Austin.
Miss Sadie Carney will go to Ports
mouth, N. H., tomorrow for a visit of
several weeks with her sister.
Miss Bridget Keane and nephew re-
turned to Holyoke Saturday after a
weeks visit at Mrs. Mary Sullivans.
Mrs. L. d. Greene and sister, Mrs.
Hartshorn, went to Boston this week,
Mrs Hartshorn returning to her home.
Mrs. Williamson and daughters, who
have been boarding with Mrs. Farr, re-
turned this week to Linden Lodge for
the winter.
Prof. L. A. Butterfeld of Boston IS
moving into the house on Washington
street which he recently bought of c.
L. Scribner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Aldrich returned
Tuesday to their home in Boston, in
their automobile, after visiting at the
Brooks House.
Mrs L. d. Laughton, formerly of Put
ney, has come here from Warner, n. H.,
to make her home with her daughter,
Miss Blanche Laughton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willett Bronson and Miss
Daisy Irwin, who have been at Linden
Lodge a part of the summer, returned To
Huntington, L. l., Monday.
Prof. Williston Walker and family will
return Monday to New Haven, Prof
Walker to take up his duties as profes-
sor in the Yale Divinity School.
Mrs. ]. C. Timson and daughter, Miss
Catherine, returned Wednesday to care
mont N H., after a visit of week WITH
Mrs. Timsons mother, Mrs. j. W. Smith
Customs officials seized at Swantor
Tuesday a consignment of dressed seal
skins valued at $4,000. The sealskins haC
been shipped from Alburg, to New York
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. A
]. Falcon will be pleased to learn thai
they have arrived at Saranac lake anC
that Mrs. Falcon stood the journey well
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grady returned
from their wedding tour of four weeks
Yesterday. They visited Chicago, thu
Pan-American at Buffalo, and in Ulster
Pa.
Walter Cooley and Willard Cobb wen
to Boston Tuesday in the latters auto
mobile, Mr. Cobb returning to his studies
in the Massachusetts Institute of Teen
nology.
Rev. Father Cunningham of Brattleboro
Father Reynolds of Bellows Falls an'
Rev. Father Gaffney of Rutland wen
Tuesday to Buffalo to spend week
the exposition.
Prof. williston Walker and family LEI
their summer home Monday to go to NeV
Haven, Conn, where Prof. Walker VII
take up his duties in the theological de
partment of Yale.
Patrick brisbane, who has been coach
man for Col. Francis Goodhue the pas
II years. has finished work In ina
capacity and will go soon to Boston
seek another position.
]. Guy Simonds has finished work Il
Pittsfeld Mass, and has gone TO New
ton Lower Falls, where he has posltiol
in Searss drug store. He visited III
mother briefly this week
Misses Ellen Sullivan and Lizzie Nelli
gan will leave Monday for VISIT i
Holyoke and Springfield. Miss Sulliva
will go to San Francisco in rev weeks
where she will make her home.
Mrs. VIII Carleton, wife of the lecturer
came to Brattleboro Monday ana wen
to Halifax, accompanied by MISS Nettl
Harris. Mr.. Carleton came Wednesda
and went with Mrs. Carleton to NeWIahe
where he delivered lecture going iron
there to Bennington
Clinton d. French, native OF Barre
who died in Cleveland, Ohio, recehuy
had one of the greatest historical COZ
lections in the world, including IN
coach made especially for Lafayette O.
his second visit to America ana SIM
lar coach used by Washington MI
French amassed a fortune as req
estate dealer.
DR.. e. r. Lynch, who recently wen
to Nova Scotia to return with Mrs
Lynch. who had been visiting there wa
taken Ill with pleurisy soon after nj
t,ao OF