Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-09-19
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

O. H. Butterfeld of Ann Arbor. Mich
is visiting in town.
Miss Mary Manning went SATURDAY ~
Boston to spend her vacation.
Floyd Smith returned Monday to begir
his sophmore year at Tufts College.
DR.. c. II. sholes of Boston is spend.
ing a few days at the Brooks House.
Miss Belle Scott of Ware, Mass. is
guest of Brattleboro acquaintance.
L. j. Fenton went to New York Mon.
day on business trip of few days.
Mrs. Dennis Farmer went Monday N
Orange, Mass, for a visit Of a few DAYS
c. l.. Brigham is director of a new band
which has been organized in Greenfield
Mrs. S. S. Hunt and Mrs. H. f. Bascom
her trimmer have returned from New
York.
Mrs. A. r. Cobb of Athol visited her
daughter, Mrs. w. 2. Haigh, over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Rogers returned
Tuesday after weeks visit in Orange,
Mass.
Miss Margaret Averill went Wednesday
to Mt. Holyoke College to begin the fresh
man year.
George w. Pierce was one of the
judges of cattle at the Greenfield fair
this week
Thomas Carey of Pocantico Hills, y. Y.
came Wednesday to visit his father Ed
mund Carey.
Mrs. Gladys Kelley of Claremont, N.
H., was a guest of Miss Kate Dryer
over Sunday.
| Mrs. G. A. Howard returned Saturday
from Burlington, where she went for
medical treatment.
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home in South Londonderry for a stay
of several months.
F. c. Leitsinger played with the WAL
| pole band at Westminster Wednesday
and acted as leader.
Stanley Cox returned Monday to his
home in Holyoke after spending several
| days with his uncle, A. v. Cox.
Miss Nellie Archer and Miss Alice Boyd.
who have been at Hillcrest the past sum
mer, returned Tuesday to New York
S. W. Kimball. the veteran clerk of the
| village school district, is i'll with gastric
fever al his North Main street home.
Mrs. Webster Powell, jr., and son. Web
| ster, returned Monday to New York af-
ter spending the summer at Hilcrest
Mr.. and Mrs. Stockwell and child, who
| were at Mrs. Fairs several days, re-
turned to Charlestown, Mass, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Fraser and child
| of Albany. n. Y, are spending the week
with Mr.. Fraser's mother, Mrs. Rhoda A.
| Fraser
Mr.. and Mrs. z. C. Warren returned
Monday to Washington, D. c., after
spending the summer at the Brooks
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Eddy and Mrs Eva
Rogers of New York were guests of H.
/ Eddy af ha he fret
| of the week.
Miss Maud Carlton has succeeded Mrs.
| Florence Farr Wells as stenographer in
the Office of the Brattleboro Gas Light
| company.
| Miss Maria Cox who has been visit
| ing her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lucy Cox,
| will leave today for her home in De-
| troit Mich.
| Mrs. Hector Mackennon of San Diego,
| Calf, went yesterday to Palmyra, n.
Y, after spending some time with Brattle-
boro relatives.
Joseph G. Taylor of Boston, formerly
| of Brattleboro, has bought recently FOR
Boston capitalists, Colorado mining
property for $4,000.
Miss Anna Higginson, one of the former
Brattleboro family of Higginsons, re-
turned yesterday to Boston after spend
| ing about a week here.
| Robert Daniels of New York came Sat
urday. joining Mrs. Daniels, who had
been here with her mother, Mrs. Harriet
Dearborn, several days.
Frederic Godfrey of Weathersfield,
| Conn. spent Sunday with Mrs. Coudrey
| and children at c. w. Wyman's. They
| returned to Weathersfield Monday.
Miss Flora Catannach of Brattleboro
was one of the bridesmaids at the we'd
| ding EnQena A EnIlar
ger Larson in Claremont, N H., Sept
| 10.
A. T. Willard, a former employee of the
| railroad company here, has been greet
| ing old acquaintance in town this week
| He is now station agent in Ashburnham,
| Mass.
| c. Z. Macomber, remembered here as
| director of the opera Priscilla, was in
| town Monday, on his way back to Bos-
| ton from a visit in the Adirondacks and
at his old home in Essex Junction.
Arthur Scott and Carl Hollender went
Monday to Amherst to begin their fresh
man year in Amherst College. Ralph
| Patch returned to Amherst a few days
earlier to practice with the football team.
Mrs. G. H. Morris returned Monday
after spending the summer in Somer-
willie and in Maine. She was accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Florence Upham
| VI NSStbfOoh, hdiHef HeT lWo Sili-
| dren.
The marriage of j. Guy Smonds who
has charge of wholesale department
in Greene's drug house in Springfield,
| Mass, and Miss Gertrude Howe OF
Springfield, this state Will take place
late next month.
Mrs. w. IL. Bigelow has had as guests
| at West Brattleboro this week her cousin,
Col. Webb Hayes, and wife, and Mrs.
| Hastings. wife of Gen. Hastings of Ber-
muda. Col. Hayes is a son of the late
| President Hayes
Miss Mabel Hunt will go tomorrow to
Boston to attend the Normal School Gym
| nasium, where she will fit herself for
| physical culture instructor Her mother
| will accompany her and will remain in
| Boston few days.
Mrs. Lucetta Jones Pierce of James
town, N. Y, is a guest this week at V.
| o. Jones's. Last week she was a guest
at w. p. Jones's and spent Sunday at
| w. f. Jones's in West Dover. This is
her first visit in Brattleboro since AZ years
ago.
Arthur ]. Monroe will go to Middle
town, Conn, next week to enter Wes-
leyan University where James and Eliz-
abeth Bagg and Harry Smith are stu
dents. Monroe will probably be one OF
the pitchers on the varsity base ball
| team next year