Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-10-24
eRATILEeoRo PERSONAL.

Monday.
f. j. Bailey went Monday to Springfield,
Mass, on business.
George Wells went Monday to STRAIT
ton for a weeks hunt on Stratton noun
tain.
Mrs. Stone, who visited with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. q. Hardie, returned Tues
day to New York
Charles Fawcett of Brooklyn spent
Sunday with Mrs. Fawcett's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. H. White
Mrs. Annie Nichols Leonard of Walpole,
NJ H., came to Brattleboro Wednesday
for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Henley went
Monday to Boston to spend three days
in business and pleasure.
David j. Shaw returned Monday from
| a visit at his home in Virginia, also in
Washington and Atlanta, Ga.
Miss seeIye, who has spent some time
| with Mrs. Robert Gordon Hardie, left
yesterday for Lakewood, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Bowers of Nelson,
| N. Y, are spending two weeks with Sec
| rotary and Mrs. George G. Wilson.
Mrs. Sarah Kidder went Friday to
| Springfield, Mass, to spend several days
with her sister. Mrs. II. A. Williams.
| k. M. bradley, one OF tne trustees OF
the Thompson fund, and DR.. Farrar Cobb,
both of Boston. spent Sunday in Brat
| tleboro.
Mrs Lewis. Miss Matte Rowe and
Mrs. George vassar and daughter of New
| London have visited this week with Mrs.
! Fred Reed.
L. ]. Retting attended the Sunday
| school convention in Worthwhile this
week as a delegate from the Baptist
Sunday school
Alfred s. Thompson. who cut his knee
nearly three weeks ago, has been at his
fathers store this week. but is obliged to
go on crutches.
John Brasor began a vacation of two
weeks Saturday. He will visit in Fitch
burg. Boston and Gloucester. spending
part of the time with relatives.
Mrs. Oscar Dix. who has spent the
summer at her home in West Dummers-
ton, will go Monday to Baltimore to
spend the winter with her daughter.
Mrs. ]. G. Ullery and children started
Monday for California to spend the win
ter. Mr.. Ullery accompanied them to
New York for stay of several days.
Henry D. Carlisle of st. Adams. for
merly manager of the Brooks House,
greeted local friends a day or two this
week. stopping here while enroute home
from New York
Rev. George b. Lawson of Worcester
will come to Brattleboro today to begin
his pastortae with the First Baptist
church. He will conduct the church
prayer meeting tonight
Attorney II. E. Miller of Lynn, Mass,
formerly principal of Brattleboro Acad-
envy. is visiting at Z. A. Fishers in
West Brattleboro while recovering from
an operation for appendicitis.
Harry w. Bailey and Harry Reed, who
have been with Barnum & Bailey circus
the past year in England and on the
continent. were In Brattleboro Sunday
on their way to their homes in New
|, York.
Representative Conland returned Mon
day to Montpelier after spending Sunday
at his home. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Conland and Mrs. Mary warder.
this week being ladies' week at the state
capital
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Ryder returned
from their wedding trip Friday and re-
, ceived Saturday evening a visit from a
number of their enthusiastic and de-
monstrative friends. They visited in
Plymouth, Mass
NJ. B. Switzer, who has been in the
American Express Office the past two
months, will return to Putney at the
end of this week He has been substi-
| tuting for employees of the office, who
. have been on vacations.
WIN F. Collins. literary editor of the
. Newark. n. j., News has been confined
to his home the past two months by an
injury to his knee cap, sustained by a
fall on the last day of his summers va
cation in the Adirondacks.
, MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Puffer of Merlden
Conn, visited Mr.. Puffer's brother, c.
w. Puffer from Friday TO Tuesday, CON-
r ing to Brattleboro from Mr.. Puffers old
home in Putney. Mr. Puffer is a mem
> Der OF the Meriden police force.
]. Z. Mellen and Leopold Rettins
: went Monday to Springfield. this state tc
assist in arranging for the institution
of a tribe of Red Men next Wednesday
The working stan of Quonektacat tribe OF
Brattleboro will work the degrees.
! Rev. II. r. Miles Deacon c. F. Thomp.
I son. S. B. Emerson, Mrs. c. II. Thomp-
son and w. A Gilbert attended the recog.
milton service in Putney Monday which
I welcomed Rev. c. E. Hayward to the
pastorate of the Congregational church OF
that place.
Alison Harris. manager of the Grange
Store, went Monday to Boston TO joir
New York excursion gotten up by the
!, trade journal. The New England Grocer
After two days In New York he re
turned to Boston. where he will stay
I until tomorrow.
Mrs. Ina Freeman Ayers of Water
town, n. Y, went Monday to Gardner t
spend week with her sister and sus
a band. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Hawley
q before going home. She has visited hel
> parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Freeman
the past month.
The Pacific Eagle, published at Sar
Francisco, has this item in its Arm,
and Navy notes under date of Oct 2
! Chaplain Smith of the 10Th Infantr,
n has opened up a good reading room fol
. the use of that command. The Chaplain
: is rustler, and worthy of the epaulet.
he wears"
= Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schwenk and lit
% tie daughter returned to North Stoning
: ton, Conn.,, Wednesday after a visit
r with Mr.. Schwenks brother, A. F
; Schwenk. Miss Barbara Schwenl
: was here with her brothers, anC
another sister, Mrs. A L. Harlow
and her husband and two children JOINED
\ in the family reunion over Sunday.
l. The marriage of Robert J. Phealan ant
Miss Julia NJ. Burke was celebrated Oct
: 10th in st. GATHERINGS church in Athol
The bride graduated from the Athol High
school in 1891 and later from the Spring
L field Training school. She taught schoo
In Brattleboro. but the past FIVE year,
v has been a teacher in Athol The bride
!, groom is member of the firm of Jack