Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-10-11
5RATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Rev' 70. S. Morse is agent for the au-
thentic life of William Mckinley.
II. r. Phaneuf expects to move TO
Springfield, Mass, at an early date.
Miss s. Osgood Boyden returned Mon
day from her trip of three weeks to Buff
falo.
Louis Brigham of the Mount Pleasant
Golf club is the guest of Clarence M.
Miller.
Miss S. e. Griswold will return from
Brandon today to reopen her dressmaking
rooms.
DIR. Lynch returned Friday night after
an absence of several weeks in Nova
Scotia.
William H. Webb is at home from Hol-
yoke, where he has been employed several
months
J. NJ. Shea Of Boston, formerly ticket
agent in Brattleboro, was in town over
Sunday
c. L. Sturges went Saturday to Buffalo
to spend a week at the Pan-American ex-
position.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney o. Miner are spend
ing this week at the Van Ness House in
Burlington.
DR.. II. d. Holton is attending the meet
ings of the state medical society in Mont
pelier this week.
Verne Eason and DR.. Greene of Fitch
burg are visiting with Mr. Easons pa
rents this week.
Mrs. Harriet Brasor Pratt will resume
singing at the Universalist church next
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Lizzie Sherwin returned to Mer-
rick, Mass, Saturday after a visit of
three weeks here.
Judge ]. p. ellison of Saratoga, N Y,
is spending a few days with his sister,
Mrs. S. G. Burpee.
Frank Morse of Boston came Saturday
to spend few days with his parents on
Washington street
Miss Marion Rice came home from Mt.
Holyoke College to spend Sunday with
her brother, II. c. Rice.
Grace Hurley, Harriet Clark and
! Augusta Vibberts of Northampton are
guests of Miss Amy Jones.
Walter L. Boynton of New York is here
to spend several weeks with his parents,
! Mr.. and Mrs, a. f. Boynton.
George Massey has finished work for
the Carpenter Organ company and enter
ed the employ of j. G. Ulery
| Superintendent Jones of the street rail-
| way and his son, Guy Jones, are at the
Pan-American exposition this week.
w. F. Root has been attending the an
| nual meeting of the Vermont Pharmaceu-
| teal association in Vergennes this week.
r. C. Clark, 'O2, of West Brattleboro, is
chairman of the executive committee of
| the Dartmouth College athletic associa-
| ton.
Collins r. Stevens, president of the
| Stevens Organ company of Marietta,
Ohio, has been calling on old friends here
| this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs S. b. Emerson have re-
| turned from a carriage drive to Albany,
| n. Y, where their daughter is teaching
in an oral school.
Mrs. Charles Adams of Springfield
| Mass, is visiting for several days with
her sister Mrs. j. a. Pullen. Mr.. Adams
was here over Sunday
Miss Genevieve Slate is spending the
week in Hartford, Conn, and has attend
ed the meetings of the American Board OF
Commissioners for Foreign Missions.
Miss Nettie Frost is in Florence, Mass
this week to superntend some repairs
on the house which she owns there. She
/ will also visit in Springfield before heI
| return.
Miss Barbara Murphy went Tuesday tc
! Indian Orchard, Mass, to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Agnes Shea, sister Of j. NJ
Shea, formerly ticket agent in the Local
/ railroad station.
Frank Pratt has returned from Burling-
ton, where he has been at work more
than three months as an expert account
, ant on the books of the defunct brokerage
| firm of Knott & Closson.
| Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Stone, Mr.. ant
Mrs. e. NJ. Smith, Mrs. Sylvia Clark, Mr.
! and Mrs. Henry Miller, all of Brattleboro
| and Mrs w. e. Clark of Charlestowr
| spent Sunday with Hon. and Mrs. A. n
| Swain.-[B Bellows Falls Times.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Hudson and two
| children leave Montpelier today for G
visit of several days in Boston, prior tC
going to Pasadena, Calf, where they will
| make their home, hoping the warn
climate will benefit Mrs. Hudson's health
Mrs. Helen Warren Anger wife of DR.
Henri NJ. Anger of New York and daugh
ter of Mrs Jane Warren, the well-knowr
teacher of BrattleborO, has been appoint
ed instructor of American literature II
! the Brooklyn institute of arts and sci
| ences.
Frank E. Howe and son, Edmund, o
! Barre are guests this week of Mr.. Howe!
sister. Mrs. II. A. Barker. Mr.. Howe
who is editor of the Barre Daily Times
has spent two winters in recent years
at Palm Beach, Florida, where he became
an enthusiastic golfer. He is president o
the Barre golf club, and holds the anna
teur record of the course, 95 He hal
spent a part of his time this week at tn
links of the Wantastquet club.
Louis f. Ellis has resigned his posi-
ton in the New York Bargain store
where he has been employed for sever
wears, with the exception of severa
months spent in the south last year. Mr.
Ellis has left for his home in Brattle
boro for a rest. His plans for the future
are not definitely decided upon. Mr.. ELL
has won many friends during his resi-
dence here who greatly regret his de
cision to leave town.-[Greenfield Re
corder
Mrs. ]. ]. Estey attended the meeting
of the national board of Daughters o
the American Revolution in Washington
d. c. last week, and was the guest dur
ing the week of Mrs. Charles w. Fair
banks. president general of the order, a
her home in that city. On Wednesda,
of this week Mrs. Estey was the guest o
the North Adams chapter of Daughter
of the American Revolution, and attend
ed the Massachusetts annual conferenc
held at that place.