Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-10-30
eRArTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Tuesday to New York city.
Miss Parker returned to Boston Mon
day after being guest at Linden Lodge
DR. G. G. Wheeler went Monday to
Greenfield on professional business.
r. Frank Turner returned Monday
from a business trip to New York city.
Louis Massey returned Tuesday from
Boston. where ne has had employment.
Miss Eva Adams went Monday to
Springfield Mass, returning Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence L. Stickney re-
turned Monday from a vacation spent in
Woodstock.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter II. Jacobs went
Saturday to Winchendon, Mass. return
ing Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Ezra Wilcox OF Greenfield
spent Sunday with Mir WilcoX's parents.
Mr. and Mrs $. Wilcox.
Mrs. II H. Hackley OF Greenfield came
to Brattleboro Wednesday to spend
few days at \. r. Hariiss.
Mrs. g. \. Risbey returned Monday to
her home IN New York city after an eN-
tended visit with relatives
John c. Adams of Brattleboro and his
ssterin-law Miss Mabel Thurber OF Hall
fax, went Monday to Burlington.
Miss Florence Retting is improving.
and it IS now probable that she will be
able to see from one eye If not both.
Saturday to Sew York city after spend
ing three weeks at the Brooks House
Mrs Elizabeth h. Davenport started
Wednesday for Philadelphia where she
will spend the winter with relatives
Miss Minnie Brdsor Of Brookine. Mass
spent Sunday at the home OF her parents
at the corner OF Pine and Canal streets
Thomas y. Dontney Of Worcester.
Mass the we'll known temperance lee
In, sl.4.. l.
Mr.. and Mrs George Powers Mrs
Wordsworth and Miss Wordsworth re-
turned Saturday to their home in Brook
Ign.
Fred G. Gale and family have moved
from their summer home in North Hins-
dale to rooms in Crosby block for the win
ter
Mrs. W. F. Clement returned Monday
to New York city after visiting her sis
ter Mrs VI. VI. Miller at the Brooks
! House
Sigma Lundquist. an employe at Linden
Lodge. was operated upon successfully
Monday for appendicitis by Or Prouty
OF Keene
Mrs Gotta Gale Washburn and son
went Tuesday to their home in New York
after visiting relatives in Guilford and
Brattleboro.
Fred spaulding Of Springfield, this
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man y Martins Office. was in Brattle-
boro Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur W. Childs OF Man
chester. y. II. came to Brattleboro Mon
day. and on "Wednesday left for a stay Of
a few DAYS in Boston.
Miss Merrifcld and Miss Farrar. who
spent the past two months at the Brooks
House. returned to the Continental Hotel
in New York Monday.
L c,u... At.
editor of the Springfield Reporter. was
in Bratteboro Tuesday. called here by
the death of his father
W. H. Proctor. of the Hooker Cors..r
e. Mitchell company. started Monday on
a western business trip OF six weeks with
Chicago as his destination.
W. : Mckenney. who is i'll with typhoid
fever in hospital in Fitchhurg. is i'm
proving steadily, but will not be. able to
be out for two or three weeks
Frank l.. Fish OF Vergennes bank ex-
aminer was in Brattleboro Monday on
his way to the Packard National bank in
Greenfield. NJ which he is receiver.
Miss Blanche NJ. Howard went Monday
to Iakcrlile. Conn, to remain until after
the marriage OF her sister, Miss Maude
Howard. which will take place next Mon
day.
Floyd Smith, who was operated upon
last week for appendicitis is making
good progress toward recovery. Or
Prouy Of Keene. who performed the
operation. visited him Monday.
Fred Ellis who fell from the new
bridge several weeks ago. is in a critical
condition. being delrious all OF the time
lie was taken To the Brattleboro Retreat
this week for medical treatment
Mrs Mary Wardcr is moving from
George c. Averills house on Terrace
street where she has lived the past ten
years, To the lower western floor in G. O.
Robbinss new apartment house on High
street
Mr.. ana Mrs George NJ Taylor. who
have spent the summer at O. + Bauey's
on Canal street. started Wednesday on
, their return trip to Washington. They
will visit week en- route in Naugatuck
Conn.
Leopold J. Retting has secured a posi-
tion as manager Of "A furniture store in
duties there the first OF next week He
viii give the position a trial before NOV
ing his family to that city.
II. F. Fisher. who went to Worcester "A
few weeks ago to lay out some work for
! Pellet Brothers for use on the home for
Aged and Disabled, has obtained regular
work there and now plans To remain i'm
the city during the winter
Mr. and Mrs George T. Adams re-
! turned sunday night from their wedding
trip They visited in Chester Boston
and Springfield They will live at the.
Brooks House until their home at Ter
race street is ready for occupancy
r. w. Harlow went Monday 10 Mont
pellcr to look over the ground preparatory
to establishing headquarters Of the Mont
pelier Grocery company, for whom he will
act as manager. 1t is expected that the
company Will begin business about Dec J.
Rev. +. f. Marble Ph D. Of Cam
bridge, Mass. formerly pastor Of the
First Baptist church came to Brattle-
boro last night for brief visit at II. T.
Wellman's He will attend the church
prayer meeting tonight
Mr.. and Mrs Lucien Stedman and son
ot Worcester, Mass, We're in Brattleboro
Monday going from here to Mr. Sted-
mans home in WiHamsville MIR Sted-
man has given up his position in Worces-
ter, Mass. for a similar one in New York
where he will go after a short vacation
NJ. ID. Grout and family have moved
this week from the Thomas house on
Washington street to the HYDE house on
the other side Of the street, which Mr.
Grout recently bought. Mr.. and Mrs J.
II. Morse, who have occupied the HYDE
house will move to the tenement vacated
by Mr. Grout
Judge j. NJ Tyler, f. l.. Waterman c.
Z. FlttS. A. c. Spencer F. ID. T.. Stowe H.
u. Barber +. w. Gibson and j. l.. Mar
TN went Monday to Montpelier to attend
inc session OF the Supreme court, which
opened Tuesday. They were accompanied
by several law students from Brattleboro
VINO went to take the bar examinations