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

Miss Margaret IIobrook returned to
New York Monday
Lawyer f. d. Stowe went to Keene
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. p. X. White is visiting in Shell
burne Falls this week.
Frank Wells of Westerly r. l., has
been with his parents several days.
Ira Adams began work recently in +.
M. Wheeer's barber shop in Keene.
c. W. Thomas has moved this week
from Bonds block to his house at Pearl
street.
Mrs Don Miller is in birmingham,
Mass, for visit of several days with
relatives.
John d. Austin, clerk at the Brooks
House, is in Boston for vacation of
few days.
John Clark returned to New York Mon
day after a visit of several days at Gov.
Holbrooks.
Mr.. and Mrs S. w. Kimball left Mon
day for visit of several days in Boston
and vicinity.
Miss Pauline Jenne came Tuesday from
Mt. Holyoke college to spend a few days
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred L. Howe and son
returned last week after a summers stay
in Pawling, N. Y.
Dr. Louis Pettee spent the latter part
of last week as the guest of DIR. Edward
Thorn in Deerfeld.
Clarence Brown of Boston has spent
several days recently with his sister,
Miss Florence Brown.
Miss Edith Hunt and a friend from Mt.
Holyoke college came Saturday for
brief visit at Miss Hunts home.
Mr.. Holbrook, Senator Ptoctor's pri-
vate secretary was in town the first of
the week to visit with Gov. HolbrOok,
who is his relative.
Mrs. j. ]. Estey went Monday to Wash
ington to attend meeting of the board
of management of the National Society,
Daughters of the American Revolution.
The marriage of Lawyer John e. Gale
of Guilford and Miss Abbie Kerr of
Dummerston will take place at the
brides home on Wednesday of the com
ing week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dewitt left Monday
to attend the Pan-American exposition.
Their aunt, from Cleveland, Ohio, who
had been with them some time, accom-
panied them.
Clifford G.. Maynard was at home from
Thursday until Monday this being his
March as state agent of the Eastern Drug
company of Boston.
Miss Lucy Lamb Childs, daughter of
A. p Chids of Bennington, will be maid
of honor at the wedding. this month, al
Larchmont, N. Y, of Miss Abby Huyler,
daughter of the confectioner.
Col ]. Gray Estey, who has been in
England and Germany a month, sailed
for home Saturday from Southampton,
England. He is expected to arrive in
Brattleboro today or tomorrow.
Chief of-Police f. S. Hall and his
brother, Leon Hall, Frank Shea Dewese
Dewitt and Mr.. Wheeler of Wardsboro
started Tuesday on a ten-days' trip to
the Pan-American exposition, going Via
Montreal.
Clarence NJ. Miller returned Monday
after a stay of a month at the Mount
Pleasant House in the White Mountains.
where he played in several team matches
as representative of the Mount Pleas
ant Golf club.
Raymond Elmer left Wednesday for
Baltimore, to take up his senior years
studies in the dental department of the
Baltimore Medical college Leslie s.
Edwards. his classmate, will go to Bal
timore Monday.
l.. B. Hardy and daughter Mrs James
Steele, returned this week to their home
in Waltham. Mass. Mr.. Hardy, who
formerly was secretary of the Brattle-
boro Y. M. c. A, is now a conductor on
an electric railroad
Miss Elizabeth White has returned to
resume her studies in Boston. Mrs
White has rented her house on North
Main street for the winter to Fred w.
Putnam Mr.. Putnam and family are
moving in this week.
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Childs went We'd
nesday to Niagara Falls, N. Y, to attend
the annual convention of the Hundred
Thousand Dollar club, an organization
of New York Life insurance agents who
write 100000 of life insurance each sue
ceeding year
George Bishop, who was critically i'll
in a hospital in Pittsfeld, Mass, from
the effects of drinking I've in Brattleboro
two months ago, showed so much i'm
provement last week that he was able to
make the journey home Monday. He
was treated here three days, but his
physician decided that further hospital
treatment was necessary for his recov-
cry, and on Wednesday afternoon he was
taken to a New York hospital by his
brother. Robert who came to Brattle-
boro from New York for that purpose.