Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-11-14
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. Fremont Hamilton was I'm Boston
the first of the week.
Arthur f. Roberts is spending thu
week in New York city.
George c. Averill left Tuesday on
business trip to Chicago.
Mrs Robert NJ. Burnett of Southboro
Mass, was In town Tuesday.
Lawyer James f. Hooker has been in
New York part of the week.
Albert Hall went Monday to Springfield
Mass, for q visit of three days.
Miss Kiley of Greenfield was a CUES,
of Miss Annie Gregg over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Dewitt are spend.
ing several days in New York city
Harry X White of New York was
visitor at his old home over Sunday.
Mrs. Leon Yeaw of Rutland visited At
S. NJ. Yeaws on Central street this week
w. r. Mead and family of New York
have been at the Brooks House this
week.
Miss Alice Parkhurst of st. Johnsburv
has recently been the guest of Miss Eva
Goodale.
Mrs r. b. Grinnell returned Monday
to New York after visiting at Richards
Bradley's.
Judge Wheeler went Tuesday to New
York where he will hold sessions Of court
two weeks.
Ephraim Crane, editor and publisher
of the Ludlow Tribune, was visitor in
town Friday.
Col. J. G. Estey and Capt. ]. H. Estey
went Monday to New York city on
business trip.
L. F. Adams attended the board Of
trade banquet in Springfield, Mass, We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs LePage Of New York
| city were guests at the Brooks House
Saturday and Sunday.
Lawyer II. G. Barber went to Green
| field to attend session of the Franklin
county superior court.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Colby of Spring
field. Mass. spent the first of the week
with Miss Katherine O'Connor.
Dr. r. r. Kinkead is expected home
Monday from a visit in the Bermudas
with people from Providence, r. l.
l.. Guy Tasker was a spectator at the
| foot ball game between Amherst College
and the Aggies at Amherst Saturday.
Harry Thomas, who is on the repor-
torial staff of the Gardner News spent
| Sunday at his home on Prospect street.
Mrs. Harriet Dearborn will go to New
! lOIh loude LOT NlHll VI lNO Ut three
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Daniels.
A. B. Clapp started Tuesday on a
| western trip OF several weeks. He will
| spend some time in Deadwood South
| Dakota.
Charles Johnson of West Brattleoro
has been visiting his sister, Lila who
! is a student in Tiffins business college
in Keene.
| Mrs John Ahern and sons, John and
| William, of Keene, n. H., spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. Ahern's brother
NJ. j. Moran.
John G. Baker, who recently under
| went a surgical operation in a hospital
in New York. has returned home in i'm
| proved health
Judge Waterman went Monday TO
| Montpelier on business. United States
District Attorney Martin went on the
same day to Burlington.
Fred c. Gale and family have rented
rooms in Crosby block which they will
occupy during the winter closing their
| house a North Hinsdale.
Mr. and lrs. Lucian Stedman returned
| Monday to their home in Worcester,
| Mass. after spending their vacation in
| Williamsville and Brattleboro.
DR.. d. p. Webster and Postmaster Bar
| ney Cannon of Bellows Falls went to
| Boston Tuesday to attend the convention
of New England postmasters.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Houghton of Mon
tour, Iowa. came Saturday to visit their
| daughter. Mrs. o. H. Suckney. They
have been visiting in Worcester
Fred C. Gale will go to Savannah, Ga,
| the latter part of the month with Burn
ham and other fast horses which he will
campaign on the southern circuit
Mrs. George A Hines, who has been
| i'll a long time, is in a serious condition
this week Her eldest daughter Mrs.
w. S. McKenney of North Adams, is
here.
VIII Connarn of the Brooks House
force will go in about two weeks to Pasa-
dena, Calf, where he will have a posi-
ton in the Raymond hotel during the
winter.
e. j. Stoddard won his way into the
final round for the presidents cup AT the
Springfield Country club, but in the decl-
sive game Saturday was beaten by E. j.
Parlett up and to play.
]. Warrsn Miller has returned to work
in Freeman SCOTS store after being at
his home in Dummerston to care for his
brother, Floyd who is improving after
a serious illness with pneumonia.
The translation of the body of Bishop
de Goesbriand to the crypt in ST. Marys
| cathedral III Burlington TOOK place rII-
day with imposing ceremonies. Rev
Father Cunningham of Brattleboro was
one of the honorary bearers.
James King returned last week from
Greenfield and entered the employ of D.
F. Shed. King was the tackle on the
st. Joseph foot ball team in a recent
game against Brattleboro He played
guard for Brattleboro Saturday.
Frank Haskins was appointed recently
pharmaceutical chemist in the Adams
House drug store, between the Adams
| House and Clark's Hotel in Boston. inns
is one of the finest drug stores in the
city. Mr.. Haskins will direct the manu-
featuring in the store, in addition TO con-
tinung his studies in the medical depart
ment of Tufts.
The Maiden, Mass Evening News OF
Nov. said The system of writing IN
the Lynn public schools has been
changed from vertical TO semi-slant' ana
Mr.. John l.. Howard. supervisor of writ
ing in the Maiden schools, has been en-
ployed to instruct the teachers and pu-
pills in the Lynn schools in the new
method two days in each week. MT
Howard has $50 teachers and 1900 pupils
under his direction in conducting the
penmanship classes in the two cities.
The directors of the Millers River Ma
! tional bank of Athol on Saturday elect
J ed Park B. Swift cashier to succeed W,
D. Lucy, who has gone to Worcester as
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