Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-11-01
1RATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss b. A. Quinlan of Fair Haven is
the new matron of the Brooks House.
Mrs. Horace Scott of Louisville. XIV.
is spending a few days at Martin Scott's
George II. Clark, who has been in fail
ing health several months, is seriously
i'll.
Leon Bruce returned Tuesday night
from visit to the Pan-American exnosi-
ton.
Miss Helen Hubbard is spending the
week with her father, S. e. Hubbard. in
Wapole.
Miss Caroline Haskell gave a masouer-
ade party at her home on Grove street
last evening.
George II. Persons of Cincinnati spent
few days this week with relatives here
and in Guilford.
Judge E. j. Tenney and Col. Stowell of
Claremont and Montpelier were in Brat
tleboro Tuesday.
John Pellet of Worcester, Mass, visit
ed his mother on South Main street the
first of the week.
w. e. Hubbard went Tuesday to Boston
and thence to Bangor, Me-. for a few
days of recreation.
Herbert Lovejoy Of Chester has a posi-
ton in the wholesale department of Dun
ham Brothers store.
George H. Clark has been critically
Ill for several days, but has now rallied
in an unexpected way.
Mr. and Mrs. o. p. Shepardson have re-
turned from weeks visit in williams
Vile and Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Louis A. Whitney returned Satur-
day from a weeks visit with her parents
in East Sullivan, N. II.
Mr. and Mrs Erad Lypigl4
yesterday from their wedding trip and
will live at Is Oak street.
F. e. Perry and A. w. Roel were in
Ludlow the first of the week to inspect
the Gill odd Fellows Home.
Mrs. ]. G. Newton will return home
tomorrow from a visit with relatives in
Athol and Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. H. L. Warner of Ludlow has been
the guest of Mrs. D. X. Butterfield at the
Brooks House for a few days.
Mrs. E. F. Brooks moved this week to
Gardner, Mass, where Mr.. Brooks is
ticket agent, as stated last week.
Mrs. C. K. Jones has been confined with
illness this week, but is improving. Guy
Jones is also confined to the house.
Edward Putnam and William A Cres-
sey of Beverly, Mass, have been engaged
as travelling statesmen by Durham Bros.
Mrs. F. L. Smith and children started
this morning for Camden, N. j., on ac-
count of the health of the younger child
Sanford.
Miss Emma Waddell, supervisor of the
grades, entertained the teachers of the
grades in her charge at the Brooks House
Saturday.
Miss Susan Salisbury, SO years old, has
been Ill for some days at her home on
Elliot street, but seems to be improving
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Ellis of Chester,
Mass, have sold their personal prop
erty and have come to Brattleboro to live
with their daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fitzsimmons of
Burlington visited Mrs. Fitzsimmonss
sister, Mrs. w. T. Haigh, Wednesday on
their way to Athol
Arthur Monroe went Tuesday to Bel
q lows Falls to umpire foot ball game be-
tween the Vermont Academy and Mont
pelier Seminary teams.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. McRae, T. ]. B.
Cudworth, Col. Francis Goodhue and N.
F. Cabot attended the funeral of Dem
nison Davis in Putney Tuesday.
Mrs 1. S. Crouch, who spent the sum-
mer with her sister in Berkeley, Mass,
and on Cape Cod, is here for a few
weeks with her son, H. f. Jordan.
Mrs Mary Lane Morse and Mrs. Julia
L. Parker, who have been visiting their
sister, Mrs. NJ. c. Chester, in Nashua,
N. H., will return home tomorrow.
Francis Truth, the divine healer, who
has been in the West since his ex-
ploitation in Boston, is now with his
father, Maykenza Bemis, in Keene.
Franklin E. Head of Brattleboro, prin-
cipal of the Walpole High school, was
elected chairman of the executive com
mittee at the annual meeting OF the
Cheshire County Teachers association in
Keene Friday.
A. B. Warner of Bernardston came to
Brattleboro last week with his little
daughter, whose arm is broken and had
the X-rays applied in order to ascertain
the condition of the fracture The show
ing was satisfactory.
Henry o. Carpenter of Rutland who
was engaged as manager of the Brooks
House, but who was obliged to cancel
his engagement on account of an injury
to his spine has gone to a private sana-
torium in Burlington for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ Taylor, who
spent the summer at o. f. Bailey's on
Canal street, went this week to Connecti-
cut for a visit of a few days before re-
turning to Washington, where Mr.. Tay-
lor is messenger to the Senate finance
committee
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brasor of Boston
visited relatives in Brattleboro this week
while on their wedding trip. Mr.. Brasor,
who has been in the employ of the Bos-
ton e Maine railroad company, is now
in charge of the soliciting department Of
the eastern office of the Canadian Pacific
railroad company.
Mrs. e. G. Crosby came from Boston 70
spend Sunday at the Brooks House. and
Tuesday she went to Springfield TINS
state, to spend the rest of the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn j. Crosby. She Will
go next week to Worcester to visit Mrs
Agnes Crosby, before returning to North
ampton to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Roberts went
Monday to New York for weeks Visit
Mrs. Seymour Scott started Saturday
on her return to Lyons, N. Y, a1ter
spending a month at E. w. Fox's. she
will drive the entire distance, her team
being of Kentucky thoroughbreds. and
the handsome brake which constituted
one of the handsomest turnouts in the
last Valley Fair cavalcade.
Col. H. e. Taylor returned Friday from
a western trip of seven weeks. He Went
Sept to Isle La Motto to attend the
annual meeting of the Fish and Game
League, going thence to Buffalo TO at
tend the Pan-American exposition 10
Cleveland, Ohio, to attend the Granu
Army encampment, to Chicago Omaha
st. Louis, Minneapolis and other eltles