Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-09-12
BRATTLEBoRo Personal.

Mrs. Simeon Jones Went today TO
Royalton for visit at her former home.
Mrs. F. D. Fisk went today to Wilton.
n. H., for a brief visit.
Miss Pauline JENNIE will return next
Wednesday to Mt. Holyoke College.
W. n. Batchelder is visiting in Spring
field this state.
MIR. and Mrs. VIII Barber are in VII.
mington for vacation of ten days
John Baker of wellfeet, Mass. son Of
Capt. l.. d. Baker is a guest at Hill.
crest.
Miss Mary Gordon, the teacher who
has been at the Brooks House, has moved
to G. L. Crowells.
Stewart Frost is working two weeks in
Randall & Clapp's store during Harry
Randalls absence in Chicago.
Miss Elizabeth White went Saturday to
Plainfield N. J., where she will teach
in the public kindergarten.
Mrs. c. G.. Maynard and daughter
Marian. returned Monday from a visit
of three weeks with Mr.. Maynard in
Boston.
c. f. r. JENNIE and family attended the
wedding of Edwin r. Fiske and Miss
Myrabel ]. Gould in Greenfield Wednes-
day night.
Mrs. Ralph Baker returned Saturday
after visit of several days in Wards
boro.
Charles O'Connor, who visited in Bur-
lington several days, returned the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. Fred Dunklee and daughter. shes.
came home Saturday after a weeks visit
in Rutland.
Mrs. William Rockwell of Nutley n.
j., is guest at Judge Tyler's.
Mrs. Charles Smith is spending the
week in Holyoke.
Mrs. o. B. Ramsey returned Wednes
day after a three weeks visit in Worces-
ter.
Miss Katie Manning. who was in
Gardner. Mass, two months, returned
Saturday.
Mrs. John Clare and children of SPRING
field, Mass, spent the past week with
her mother. Mrs. P. Mcguire.
Miss Kate Toomey and Alice Toomey
of New York came Wednesday to visit
at ]. c. Sullivan's.
James A. Lillis was in town Tuesday,
en- route from New York to Rutland
Mrs. Lillis, who was here several DAYS,
returned to Rutland with him.
Miss Marjorie White is spending her
vacation in Bristol, N. H. Miss Maud
Carlton is substituting for her as steno-
grapher for crosby G. Co.
Frank E. Howe, editor of the Benning-
ton Reformer, arrived in Brattleboro to-
DAY, having driven here from Benning-
ton.
Governor Stickney and Lieutenant Gov
GrnOr ID
specuon at the Brattleboro Retreat yes
terday.
DR.. c. r. Aldrich and VIII Snow have
been experimenting at West river this
week with an automatic bait casting
device. They have landed one pike
and struck another big one which broke
two rods.
The c. S. club met Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. Isaiah Streeter in North Hins-
dale. In the evening they were Joined
py MISS Della Streeter of Brattleboro
and a company of her friends, the whole
party enjoying corn roast.
An architect employed by ]. Galley first
vice president of the United States Steel
corporation, was in Brattleboro the hrst
or the week and went with A. F.
Scnwenk TO Dummerston TO look over
the ground where Mr.. Gayley intends to
erect a handsome summer residence.
Mrs Leopold Retting and Mrs. A. NJ.
Wright of New York returned this week
from Lake Tamiskaming, Canada, where
they spent month, and Mrs Wright has
gone to her home in New York. H. o.
Leonard of Walpole, Mrs. Retting's
father, and Mrs. H. B. Leonard of Pom
fret are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rettng
A number of friends of Miss Louise
Green and Miss Lucie Tufts gave them
surprise visit last evening at the home
OF Miss Tufts on Canal street 1t being
the birthday anniversary of both of the
young ladies. Games were played and
refreshments We're served. Miss Green
and Miss Tufts were presented with
standard mirrors.