Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-10-17
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

MIS-. ). O. Estey went Monday to Bos.
ton.
j. @. Ullery went Monday to Boston ON
a business trip.
Mrs. f. w. Weeks, who has been ser,.
ously III several weeks, is improving
slowly.
Mrs. e. e. Perry and Mrs. c
RISKY went to Boston Tuesday for "a stao
of two days.
DR.. q. r. Barber and c. A. Ifarrls
went Monday TO Windsor on three
days hunting trip.
Edward Clark spent the first Of tho
week in Bellows Falls and Clarcmont
n. H., on business.
Mrs. F. NJ. Grammar, former sim,
mer visitor, Is at the Brooks House IN
spend a few weeks.
Mrs. l.. X. Fuller and Miss Anna Mana
Essex went Monday to Boston to spend
three or four days.
G. w. Bryan of Rowayton. Conn mia
a brief visit to friends in Putney ana
West Brattleboro last week
George II. Thompson of Cavendish is
the guest of his sister, Mrs Wallace N
Batchelder of Western avenue.
Charles H. Thompson attended meet.
ing of the directors of the kurn Hattin
Home in Westminster Friday night.
DR.. Leslie S. Edwards went Monday
TO Pittstieldi Mass, where he has opened
an office for the practice of dentistry.
United States District Attorney Mar.
tin went Monday to Rutland to attend
the session Of the United States court
Frank Il. Morse of Boston came Satrr-
day to spend vacation of two weeks
with his parents on Washington street
W. d. Stockwell, superintendent for the
Brattleboro Hosiery company, went Tues.
day to Springfield. Mass, on a business
trip.
Horton D. Walker spent Sunday with
Mrs. Walker at Charles Henkers. He
Is engaged on an electrical job in Wal.
pole.
Albert a. Brigham. Boston attorney
returned to that city Saturday after
spending four days in Brattleboro on
business.
James Thompson. Chicago attorney
was in Dtattleboro Monday looking IN
matters in connection with a New Hamp.
shire case.
DR.. II. d. Hoiton. secretary Of the
state board of health, went Monday TO
Hyde Park to investigate a suspected
case of small pox.
Lieut.. and Mrs. w. n. Batchelder and
son, J. Thompson, returned Monday after
months absence in Springfield, Cayen-
dish and Montpelier.
Miss Elizabeth Frost will spend
month or more with Mrs. G. W. Hook
er before going TO St. Louis to live with
her sister. Mrs. w. II. Minor.
Mrs Walter Boyden went Saturday to
Easthampton. Mass. after visiting at G.
H. Ryders. MIR. Boyden returned earlier
in the week to his home in Plymouth
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Henkel and daugh-
ter returned Wednesday from Windsor
where they spent several days. They
made the trip in Mr. Henkels automobile.
John Duficy, who has been employed
by the Central Vermont Railway com
pany, shipped his household goods this
week to Rumford Falls, Maine, where
he has position.
Alfred r. Cobb of Athol spent Sun
day with his daughter, Mrs w. T. Haigh
Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb will come to Brat
tleboro in u few days to occupy their
new home.
Charles Ii. Smith, the wen-known
Minneapolis loan agent formerly in the
Vermont National bank. came to Brat
tleboro Friday on business. He went
Monday to Burlington.
Emory ]. Eddy. who has been clerk in
| the Grange store, has a position as
/ travelling salesman for the Holbrook
Grocery company of Keene. His terri
I'toTy is western Vermont.
Mrs. Myron G. Taylor, who has been
| a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Newman
went Monday to Littleton, n. H., for a
weeks visit before returning TO her home
in Manchester, this state.
| II. NJ. Bates, representing Daugherty
& Albers. bankers, of Boston, is in town
/ TO interest several local capitalists in join
/ ing an excursion to some zinc and lead
mining properties in Missouri
! Archie Mellen returned to Westport,
I n. H., Tuesday after spending Sunday
and Monday here and in Guilford He
has a contract on a numbering job which
will employ two teams year
DR.. and Mrs. Charles c. Wheeler re-
/ turned Sunday night from their wedding
trip and are keeping house al 81 North
! Main street. They visited in Albany
! \. Y, New York city and Boston.
Miss Edith rarr went Tuesday to
Wakefield Mass. where she will be the
| guest of Miss Addie Illman. She will
| also visit her cousin, Florence Farr
Wells, in New Bedford before her re-
turn.
Miss Edith L. Wood returned Monday
to South birmingham, Mass, after visit
ing MIR. and Mrs. George L. Shuts
| Miss Wood is matron in the Massa-
| chusetts State Reformatory for Women
at South birmingham.
Rev H. r. Miles went Monday TO White
River Junction to attend meeting oil
the committee on state evangelistic work,
appointed at the last Congregational
\ state convention at Springfield Mr.
Miles is chairman of the committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. r. Jenne and son,
Sherman, spent Sunday with Miss Paul
I inc Jenne at Mt. Holyoke College. Their
train Sunday morning stopped about
mile north of Holyoke TO take on the
bodies of three boys who had been
killed by being run over.
Miss. Maud Gilmore, formerly Of Brat
tleboro, who has been employed nearly
three years as bookkeeper and cashier
in the Boston Office of the Internauonal
Paper company, now has an engagement
to sing in the vested choir of All SAINTS
church in Brookline. While in Brattle-
boro Miss Elmore studied music some
time under Mrs Pratt.
Lucien Howe, who has been with his
sister, Mary Howe, the leading prima
donna at the Maine music festivals
spent Sunday at his home in Brattleboro'
He went Monday to Burlington where
Miss Howe also was the leading soprano
at the music festival which began Mon
day night. Miss Howe went to Burning
ton from Manchester, N. II.