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

MIS-. jennie W mite IS NlslunB III Shel-
burne Falls
James r. Tenton of Palmer has visited
IN town this week.
Mrs. r. H. Sargent went yesterday to
Bernardston for visit.
Rev and Mrs. E. A. Slack went to Bos-
ton yesterday to spend several days.
Rev Father Cunningham went We'd
nesday night to Burlington on business.
Warren Head went yesterday to
Greenfield to spend a part OF his vaca-
ton
c. w Durham went yesterday to Pro-
violence and FAN River on a business
trip.
Miss serotia A. Alexander went to
Charlestown, n. H., Monday to visit rela-
tives.
A. Y. May has been i'll since Monday
night with an acute attack of indiges-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ. Taylor went
Tuesday to Grafton for visit of several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs ". b. Smith of Spring
field Mass. were in Brattleboro briefly
this week.
Rev. Father Long Of Proctor visited
his mother, Mrs. Daniel Long, the first
OF the week.
L. j. Barber of Oshkosh, Wis, has
been spending a few days with Brattle-
borO relatives.
Miss Margaret Averill of Mt. Holyoke
College spent Wednesday at her home on
Terrace street
Harry X. White Of New York was at
the home of his mother. Mrs. Jennie NJ
White. over Sunday.
street, went Wednesday to Boston to re-
main untll tomorrow.
Mary * Sheppard returned to her home
! in New York Wednesday after spending
| the summer at Hillcrest.
Mrs George W. Patterson of Chlcopee
| Falls, Mass, visited Mrs S. w. Richard
son Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Mary Sperry of Hartford, Conn,
came Wednesday for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Howard c. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Geddis went yes
terday to New York city to remain until
the first of next week.
Clarence NJ. Miller will leave today for
an outing OF ten days at Soonipee Park
lodge. near Sunapee lake.
s. w. Kimball. who has recovered from
| gastric fever. was on Main street We'd
nesday for the first time in four weeks.
| +. w. Guiheen of Albany, n. Y, will
come home tomorrow to spend Sunday
with his parents on Washington street.
! Charles II. Davenport went Tuesday to
| Montpelier to attend a hearing in the
Windham county contested election mat
ter.
NJ. Magin of St Adams. superntend-
ent of the Central Vermont railroad tele-
| graph system. was in Brattleboro yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Barker have broken
up housekeeping and have taken a room
at W. IL. Webb's on Canal street for the
| winter.
Miss Carrie Barber, owing to poor
health. has been obliged to give up her
position as stenographer in Holden &
Martins office.
Miss Mary Crowell returned Tuesday
! to her position in the High school after
an absence of several months in special
study in Europe.
Mrs. ]. n. Herrick of Spruce street was
striker with paralysis Wednesday night
| Both sides are affected and she is in a
/ critical condition.
Mrs. Walter Wesselhoeft and children
returned this week to Boston after spend
| ing n large part OF the summer at Col
Richards Bradley's.
Mrs. Alice Churchill OF Sioux Falls came
to Brattleboro Friday and is now spend
ing month with her mother. Mrs. Addi-
son Knapp. in Dummerston.
Mrs. q. IL. Bond went Wednesday tc
her old home in Orange to spend the rest
of the week. Gen. Bond will go there
tomorrow TO spend Sunday.
The Misses Waite have been in Boston
and vicinity several days They at
| tended wedding nf Mics bo ri .
who was their guest last summer.
d. a. Young has leased his house or
Chaplin street to the Baptist church fol-
use as parsonage. Mr.. Young and
family will board with Mrs. Atherton.
Mir. and Mrs. George E Warner re-
turned Monday night from their wedding
trip and are keeping house at 5 Whipplt
street. They visited in Springfield anC
Pittsiield.
Charles Shattuck, who is in a photo
graph studio at Staten Island, came t
Brattleboro Tuesday for a visit of sew
eral days. He had been visiting il
Townshend.
Rev. Z. Q. S. osgood. C. IL. Pratt
Mary Warder and Mrs. George Z. Eos
ter attended the Unitarian conference IL
Northampton this week.
II. Il. Haus is delegate and L. A. Austin
alternate 10 represent the BrattleborC
branch of the United Irish League at tn,
national convention in Faneuil Hall il
Boston next Monday and Tuesday.
Frank b. Putnam is on a business triI
this week through New Hampshire witt
President f. j. Holman of the Vernon
Loan &c Trust company. Mr.. Holman will
leave for Spokane, Wash, tomorrow.
George H. Thompson of Cavendisl
has registered as a law student and has be
gun studying law in the office of Water
, ! man & Martin. He is a brother of Mrs
w. n. Batchelder of Western avenue
Miss Helen Parsons, the professional
, nurse has returned from Boston to tn
/ homo of her parents on Western aVenu
for the winter. Miss Parsons has re
Gently completed a course of study II
surgery.
Miss Lillian c. Newton entertained tn
teachers of the Canal-street school at he
home on Thomas street Monday evening
relating her experiences on her recen
European trip and exhibiting the souv
enirs which she brought home.
Miss Alice NJ Locke of East Putney
formerly employed as a stenographer Il
the office of b. l.. Hidreth & Co., an
/ more recently with +. i. Houghton o
Putney, came to Brattleboro yesterda
to enter Holden & Marin's office.
: Col and Mrs. Kittredge Haskins viii
! go Tuesday to Montpelier, Col Haskin
TO attend the annual meeting OF tn