Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-11-20
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

rev. 4. H. MeiTlll VI JOIlnSDuIg was
| in Bratteboro Wednesday.
Rev. e. A. Slack and family returned
| today to their home in Brookline, Mass.
w. ID. Smith of Bath, Maine, is
| guest of his sister, Mrs. II. l.. Water
man.
Miss Jessie Tolin will go to Chester
| tomorrow for "a weeks visit at her home
| there.
Carl Ellis will go to Chester Monday
| for visit of few days with friends
| there.
c. O. Chamberlain went Monday to
Daytona Fla, to open his hotel for the
winter.
Thomas Dewey of Montpelier has been
| spending the week with his sister, Mrs,
J. l.. Martin.
Mrs Laura Wlggin has returned from
| New York to spend the winter with Mrs.
| G.. H. Ryder.
j. II. Chamberlain of Indianapolis.
| Ind is visiting his mother, Mrs. H. X.
| Chamberlain.
Mrs William Donoghue and son, Roger.
spent Saturday and Sunday In Greenfield
! and Holyoke
Miss Ethel futile returned Wednesday
| to West Hampton, l.. l., after visiting
| Miss Carrie Dutton.
| Miss Lucy Haynes went to her home in
Bennington Tuesday to remain until af-
| Ter l ndnhSBlNIIS
Mrs A. j. Tewksbury, who has can
vassed in Brattleboro for the Furber
| shoes, is again in town.
| Miss Mary Blakesee and her mother,
Mrs. II. o. Coolidge, will go soon to Cali
fornia for an extended visit
| Arthur Timberlane returned Tuesday to
| Lancaster, N. H., after visit Of few
days with Miss Marvie Parker.
Herbert Mack has gone to New York
| city to spend the Thanksgiving vacation
with Harry and Ray Greene
Mr. and Mrs w. G. Norris will leave
Wednesday to spend a Thanksgiving va
| cation of several days in Boston.
| Mrs. f. o. Rogers of Alstead N. H..
| is with her sister Mrs. j. L. Newman.
to remain until after Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Walter Haywood of Detroit,
Mich. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs George Cutler, on Canal street.
Miss Mary Croker went yesterday to
| visit Miss Ella Newman in Waltham and
Miss Minnie Brasor in Brookline, Mass
DIR. f. c. Pettee and family have moved
| from West Brattleboro to c. o. Rob-
bins's house on High street for the win
| ter.
Miss Gertrude Croker, of Clark Insti-
| tute, Northampton, will come to Brat
tleboro today to spend Sunday at c. l.
| Piper's.
| w. >. MchenneN, VINO mas Detn III Win
| typnoid fever In a hospital in F1tchburg
will come today for visit at G. A.
| Illness.
| Mrs Ella Woodland and son, Leslie, and
| daughter, Lulu, returned Monday to their
| home in Nashua after a visit Of ten days
in town.
| F. b. Putnam and f. II. Crane We're
among those who witnessed Dartmouth's
| triumph over Harvard at Cambridge
| Saturday.
Mrs Charles Reach and Mrs. Eric
Landry went yesterday to Weston on off,
cial business in connection with the
Rebekahs.
F. S. Doak of Somervllle, Mass, will
| come to Brattleboro next Wednesday to
spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Doak at
| f. II. Putnams
Mrs, John r. Ryder returned Saturday
| from VISIT in East Windsor Hill, Conn
Her mother went to East Windsor Hill
to return with her.
John Manning resumed work Monday
in Durham Brothers store, having en-
| trely recovered from his injury in the
elevator few weeks ago.
Warren Head has finished work for
| Durham Brothers and has gone to South
| Londonderry. where he has "A position in
| the Landman general store.
| Clifton Fox will finish work for the
L
| George Hall and Miss Josephine Tyler
| will finish work there next week.
Mrs l.. d. Taylor and Miss Marjorie
White will so to Springfield. Mass. to-
| day to witness the presentation of Cap
tain Dieppe" by John Drew and company
| this evening.
| Mrs. Harriet L. Stone, who has been
| living in West Brattleboro, has been called
| to Chicago by the serious condition Of her
| son. Lewis p. Stone formerly of WI
| mington, who is suffering from cancer
| Of the throat
| Daniel c. Hyde, one of the most prom
| inent citizens of STAFFORD, who had prac-
| ticed law there more than 20 years, died
suddenly Saturday from apoplexy. He
| was states attorney of Orange county
| lS9i-96. He is survived by a wife and
son and several brothers. including
James FL Hyde of Bratteboro.
John T. Fenton, manager of Through
the Centre of the Earth" has greeted
many old friends this week. while doing
| some advance work for his company.
| which will be the attraction at the Au-
ditorium next Wednesday evening. Mr..
| Fenton will return to Brattleboro to be
| with his company at that time.
The Keene Sentinel says: Leon L.
| Smith. clerk at the Ashuelot National
| bank, who has been i'll for some time els
| getting about again and is able to walk
| down to the Square nearly every day"
| Miss Stella Goodenough, trained
| nurse, who formerly lived here, has re-
turned at the urgent request OF friends
and is at 81 Green street. with Mrs A. b.
Gibbs. Miss Goodenough has had ex-
perience in the United States army, and
has been associated with a large number
of nursing organizations.