Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-10-31
6RATTLE5oRo PERSONAL.


Mrs. c. D. Noyes went Friday to Col.
rain for visit of several days.
Mrs. Cora Greene has visited in Keeno
with Mrs. Charles Pratt recently.
Miss A. w. Smith went today to New
York for a visit of several days.
Miss Minnie Scott and Mrs Charles
Leonard were in Amherst Friday.
Bert Brooks of Hnsdale. N. H. will
move to BrattIeboro in a few DAYS
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Richardson wont
to New York Saturday for a weeks
visit.
Rev. Father Reynolds of Bellows Faus
was guest of Rev Father Cunningham
Monday.
Mrs. w. p. Jones went Wednesday n
Shelburne Falls to spend a few DAYS with
relatives.
A full page portrait of Mary Howe an.
peared in the last issue of the Musicsl
Courier.
Carl Hollender has been in Boston tbis
week on business for the Estey Organ
company.
Mrs. L. L. Whitney, who has been M
several weeks with a heart affection 10
improving.
Mrs. Janette Pratt has been the guest
Of Mrs. Samuel Shaw in Athol several
days recently
L. a. Gregg and Robert Gregg Of
Greenfield spent Sunday at their home
on Green street
MILFORD F. Root went Tuesday to
Springfield, Mass, to spend a few DAYS
with his parents.
Charles Brasor of Boston has visited
his parents at the corner of Pine and
Canal streets this week.
w. +. Haskell went Monday TO Penn
sylvania on business connected with his
work at the Estey factories
Arthur Scott Carl Hollender and Ralph
Patch of Amherst College spent Sunday
at their homes in Brattleboro.
Mrs. r. a. Hines returned Monday to
her home in North Adams after spending
several days at G. A. Illness
Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Baker of SPRING
field, Mass, were guests of Principal and
Mrs. II. X. Whitaker over Sunday.
Martin Austin of Boston was at his
home Monday while on a business trip
for the Seaboard Air Line company.
Joseph Seymour and family have gone
to Randolph Centre. this state, where
they have rented tenement for few
months.
f. S. Strother a Batesburg. S c. at
torney, and w. c. Mitchell of Batesburg
were guests of Maj. F. w. Childs over
Sunday.
Miss Carrie E. Cobb of Springfield.
Mass. came Friday night to spend two
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar ]. Willard will 20
in few days to Mazomanie, Wis. to
spend two weeks with Mrs. Wizards
brother, George Lincoln.
C. II. Davenport went Wednesday to
Montpelier on business connected with
his contest over the Windham county
vote at the state election.
Engineer Z. C. Pierce and family have
moved this week from the Bond house
at the corner of South Main and Pearl
streets to Springfield. Mass.
Mrs. F. w. Kuech went Tuesday to
New York city to spend the rest of the
week at the home of Mrs. G. A Dins-
more, formerly of Brattleboro.
Lawyer E. w. Gibson went Tuesday to
| Montpelier to attend the session of the
supreme court. also the annual meeting
| of the Vermont Bar association.
The Boston Globe of Tuesday compli-
mented the work of Whitman right end
of Tufts O6 team which won from the
Stones school in foot ball contest 60.
Rev. Dwight A. Ball. superintendent Of
| Univ ersalst churches in Vermont and
| New Hampshire. will preach in the Univ-
| ersalist church next Sunday morning
Principal II. X. Whitaker was elected
a member of the legislative committee
of the Vermont State Teachers associa-
/ ton. at the annual meeting in Bellows
| Falls Saturday.
! Will j. Gotta of Burlington. who has had
a position in the printing department Of
| the Wells. Richardson company plant
has begun work for f. L. Hndreth &
! Co Mr.. Gotta is one of the best print
ers in the state.
| ]. h. Worthen. formerly conductor on
the narrow gauge railroad lost his prop
| erty recently in Hammond. n. V. where
! he was proprietor of the American
| House. He has now gone TO Alexandria
| Bay TO run a hotel.
| Lawyers C. C. Fits. A. C. Spencer.
| j. L. Martin, f. L. Waterman and A F.
Schwenk attended the annual meeting
| of the Vermont Bar association in Mont
pelier Tuesday. participating in the an
nual banquet in the evening.
DIR. and Mrs. Joseph Herrick. formerly
of Springfield. Mass. now of Barnstable.
received verdict recently from the Barn
stable county jury awarding them 5000
| which they paid as taxes to the city
of Springfield under protest last year,
Miss Nettie E. Harris and aunt. Mrs.
| Emma Wilcox of Minneapolis. returned
| Saturday night from nearly a months
| visit with Miss Harris's sister Mrs. Jen-
ME l.. King, in Shushan. n. Y. Dur
| ing their absence Mrs. Wilcox was seri-
| onsly i'll and barely escaped having pneu-
monia.
Lawyer James f. Hooker was in
| Montpelier the first of the week. Arrange
ments were made for hearing in Brat
! tleboro at a later date in the case of
Mary G. Hooker against w. c. Mitchell,
| surviving partner of the firm of Hooker,
Corser & Mitchell.
Mrs. e. f. Flagg went Tuesday to
| Somerville, Mass, where she expects to
remain until spring. Fourteen of the
| young ladies of the class of which she is
| teacher in the Universalist Sunday school
made her surprise visit Monday night
and left as a token of love a handsome
japanese vase.
f. Wales and son, Harry, went We'd
nesday to ST. Johnsbury to begin re-
hearsals for king Jollity," which they
will bring out in November under the
auspices of the st. Johnsbury band. This
will be the third production of 'Iiing
Jollity'' In st. Johnsbury. The attrac-
ton has been engaged to give the open
ing performance in f. w. Childs's theatre
in Wilmington.
Undertaken H. E. Bond went Tuesday
to Montpelier to attend a meeting of
committee. of which he is chairman, to
draft bill to be presented in the legis-
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