Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-08-22
PERSONAL.

C. H. Eddy was in Keene, N. II
Monday.
Mrs. S. R. Kelsey and son of New
York are guests at e. H. Putnam's
j. e. Mann went Tuesday TO New
York city to spend three days on bust.
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Goodrich of New
York are visiting with Mr. Goodricb's
mother.
Newell L. Nelson of Milford. Mass
has been a guest of his nephew. E l..
Parker. this week.
Morton Starr Cressy of Hartford
Conn, came Monday to visit his grand
mother, Mrs. Farley Starr.
DR.. Van Baum of PHILADELPHIA has
been the guest of Rev. George E. Mar.
tin of Lowell at West Brattleboro.
w. H. Gleason, who visited last week
in Brattleboro and Wardsboro, left
on Saturday for his home in Chicago.
Mrs. w. w. Walker went "Wednesday
to her old home in Acworth, n. H.. 10
attend the Old Home Week celebra.
ton.
Mrs. Royal Tyler has gone to North.
field, this state, to visit in the family
of President A. d. Brown of Norwich
| University.
John Spaulding Batchelder and Nor.
ton Batchelder of Springfield tbis
state, are guests of their brother. Wal.
lace N. Batchelder.
Harvey Sanders, Arthur Horton II
s. Goodenough and r. Benson return.
ed Monday from weeks camping and
fishing trip in Stratton.
Harry Conland and Arthur Brasor
went Friday to Boston, and from there
Saturday on vacation trip of a few
days by water to Norfolk, Va.
H. F. Jordan went Wednesday IN
Boston to attend the annual meeting
of the American Society of Opticians
He is expected home tonight.
L. P. Harris and father, Plum Har.
ris of Greencastle, Ind, are spending
Old Home Week vacation at their
old home in Springfield, this state.
Mrs. Emma Wilcox of MINNEAPOLIS
Mimi, came Tuesday for an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. A. R. Har.
ris, whom she had not seen for 16
years or more.
John c. Howe and Edwin E. Benson
are attending the annual convention
of the Photographic Association of
New England, which closes today at.
ter three days session in Boston.
Hamlin E. Robinson, editor of the
Maryville, Mo-, Republican, was a
rguest at c. r. Crosby's over Sunday.
He visited in Jamaica last week. He
is interested in compiling a record of
the Robinson family.
w. H. Lighthall, general superin.
tendent of the Estey Organ plant has
leased Lucius w. Adams's house on
Spruce street, through Mays agency
Mr.. Lighthall has the option of buy.
ing the house after year.
Mrs. Mcclure and daughter of Sara.
toga, n. Y, are at Mrs. Fairs on Lin.
den street. Mrs. Mcclure is a daugh
ter of Principal Wilson, who was the
, late B. F. Binghams predecessor in
, charge of the Brattleboro High school
Mrs. Mary Menzies Miller and SON.
Clarence NJ. Miller. will leave Monday
for the White Mountains to remain
until the last of September. Mr.
Miller will participate in several golf
matches as a member of the Mt. Pleas.
ant clubs team.
Mrs. Weeden and children, who live
, in the Apfelbaum house on Western
avenue, were called to Boston this
week by the serious illness of Mr..
/ Weeden. manufacturer of plumbing
5 supplies, who has a salesroom in that
city.
! Miss Julia Fox, Miss Hoffman,
Charles Hoffman. and DR.. Marvin Of
Brooklyn returned to their homes We'd
= nesday. They were at the Putnam
r cottage at Spofford lake a week with
Mrs. Louise Hackley, Miss Grace Kin
; son, Miss Florence Thorne and Dr.
l Louis Pettee.