Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-09-25
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.


is visiting Mrs. a. ID. Fessenden.
Miss Mary e. Stearns went Monday to
Andover Mass, for visit Of few
weeks.
Mrs. George L. Greene returned Mon
day from "a visit with relatives in Spring
hold, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Hooker started
Tuesday for "a weeks visit In New York
and Baltimore.
Abbott b. Stone went to Springfield.
Mass. saturday to visit relatives, re-
turning Sunday.
Mrs. =. G. Simonds of Springfield,
Mass, formerly of High street. spent
Sunday in Brattleboro.
Capt. and Mrs. W. r. Haigh returned
this week from a visit in Boston, Pep
perell ana other places
MIR Garrish of Boston is guest of w.
II. Haywood. superintendent of the Brat
tleboro overall company.
Mrs c. Fred Chlds and child of Bos-
ton are guests of w. II. Childs. e. Fred
Childs was with them over Sunday
Frederick Hobrook's family returned
to their home in Milton, Mass, Monday
after spending the summer at Mrs. 2. H.
FAIRS.
Judge Henry X. Start. presiding judge
at the Windham county court, was a
guest of Judge and Mrs. J. NJ. Tyler
over SUNDAY.
Philip Putnam, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred w. Putnam. has been i'll since the
lamilys return from California. lie is
improving slowly.
Mrs. langstrom, professional nurse, re-
turned to her home in Lynn, Mass, to-
day after spending few weeks with
Miss Fannie Stellman.
Mrs. u. T. cobb went to Springfield,
Mass. saturday to spend few days
with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Chauncey Guellow.
Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Thurber returned
to their home III West Halifax Sunday
after spending several days with their
daughter Mrs. II. w Spauding.
Miss Lillian u. Higley returned Tues
day after visiting four weeks in Hoosick
Falls Petersburg, Grafton and stephen
town. y. Y, and Bennington. this state.
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Eddy went Tues
day 10 Woodstock, where Mr.. Eddy eX-
hibited Estey organs and pianos at the
Windsor county fair.
II. L. Bond has been at his Office this
week He was there briefly Tuesday for
the first time since Labor day. lie was
/ contend in bed during a part Of his alb
sence.
Mr.. Helm came this week to join Mrs
/ Helm and three children at Mr.. Stell-
/ mans in West Brattleboro for stay Of
U
/ Springs, Fla.
! Earl Arnold, who has been al work in
/ Weathers1cld for Crosby x Coolidge dur
/ ing the summer, has returned He will
begin work Monday in Vaughan x Bur
| netts store.
Mrs. Harry Haywood of Elmra. y. Y,
came Saturday to spend three weeks or
more at her home in North Hinsdale and
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Haywood Of
/ South Main street
/ II. @. Pearson and w. n Batchelder
| are attending the Y. NJ. c. \. convention
/ in Proctor today. They will make re-
! port at the meeting of the local Y. NJ. G.
! \. Sunday afternoon.
f. ID. Whitney and S o. Miner started
Monday in Mr.. Whitneys automobile on
/ a trip through the state. They went first
/ to Bennington with the idea of going to
/ the north part of the state on the west
side of the mountain range and return
! ing on the east side.
Mrs +. NJ Billiard who has been in
/ Halifax recently, has visited in town this
week on her way TO St. Adams. where
Mr.. Billiard Is stenographer and account
ant at the St Adams creamery. Mr..
Billiard graduated from Albany Business
College "A few weeks ago
Francois G. F. Cramer of Claremont.
y. H.. formerly employed in the office of
the Estey organ company, has been
given a clerkship in the government
priutin. office at Ottawa. Canada He is
orgauist and musical director i'm the
church of the Sacred Heart In that city.
Mrs. Dora Moody Williams, who has
been with Mrs. Elliot in Centrevile the
past few weeks, will be joined by her
husband. "a physician who has been in
/ hospitals i'm New York the past two
years for special study. and they will go
from here to their home in Southern CAL
ifornia.
T. Perley Rabbit returned Friday
night from AndoVer, where he went to
attend the funeral of his father, Rev. j.
II. Rabbit His brother, Harold T.. Bah
bitt of New York city. field secretary of
/ the Presbyterian Board of Publication,
accompanied him. returning to New York
Monday.
Prof. and Mrs. w Starr Cutting and
children will return in a few days to
/ Chicago. Miss Lucia Kelley will accom-
pauy them to that city and will go from
/ there to Des Moines, Iowa, where she
will remain during the winter with Julia
Martin, her former classmate, who lived
in this town years ago.
Leland Carlton will finish work for
/ Crosby n Coolidge in Springfield, this
state. next Tuesday and will return to
Brattlehoro. on Friday he will go to
Burlington to resume his studies in the
University of Vermont. His mother, Mrs.
\. u Ntillbf, Will EN 10 burlington Win
him for a visit of two weeks,
Mrs. Charles d. Ellis and Miss Blanche
Toohey of Boston, who have spent the
summer at the home of Mrs Charles S.
Brown. Tower Hill. Randolph, Mass, are
visiting in town. Miss Toohey will return
home Sunday. Mrs. Ellis win join her a
week later. her husband coming here to
, accompany here to the city.
Samuel S. Miles, art editor of the Bos-
ton Globe, was in town Monday to visit
his cousin, Col c. a. Miles. Mr.. Miles
is one of the oldest newspaper workers
in Boston having been connected with
papers in that city over half a century,
and with the Globe since it was started.
Mr.. Miles graduated from Harvard in 39.
Senator 'Hoar being one of his class
mates.
G. W. Pierce, president of the Valley
Fair associa ton, has appointed the fol-
lowing named persons to act as a recep-
ton committee during the fair next week.
James f. Hooker, Hon Kittredge Has
kins, DIR. ID. p. Webster, Col Linn ID.
/ Taylor, Ferris r. Vaughan, II. p. Well
man, l.. w. Hawley, y. |. Hawley, II. f.
/ Brooks Charles r. Crosby, Fred II, Hol-
/ Cen. Dennison Cowles, w. II. Corser, C.
f. r. JENNIE, NJ. j. Moran and Walter A.
/ Gilbert
Admiral and Mrs Philip Hichborn of
I Washington, ID. c., after spending the
summer at the Brooks House. went yes
| terdaY to Boston to see their son. Philip
| Hichborn, ir., located at Harvard Uni
versty for another year. They expect
to be met there by their daughter and her
husband, Mr. and Mrs. James G. Blaine,
ir., of Augusta, Maine. They will stay