Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-11-13
eRArrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Rev. Patrick Cunningham was in
Springfield Mass, yesterday.
Henry Wilcutt went Monday to SPRING
field, Mass, returning Wednesday
w. II. Chllds will go to the Yale-Prince-
ton game at New Haven tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stllman Clark went to
Windsor Wednesday for a weeks visit.
Mrs Brosnahan of Bellows Falls spent
Wednesday with Mrs David Carey Of
Elliot street.
Miss Mabel whitney went to Feeding
Hills. Mass, yesterday to spend a week
with her aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. C. Todt and
daughter went today to Boston to spend
several days.
Mrs Daniel Shea went wednesday to
l.. Fay Bowker.
Photographer E. Clark moved Mon
day from Vinton block to the Eddy cot
tage on Clark street.
Abbott Frizzell was in Amherst, Mass,
last week and attended the Dartmouth
Amherst foot ball game.
Miss Nellie Sullivan of Stockbridge
Mass. has entered the employ of the
Hooker Corser & Mitchell company.
Miss Sarah Thornton of Hudson N. Y,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. f. Spring.
pected tomorrow.
Mrs. T.. X. Goodall Is planning to spend
the winter with her daughter Mrs. wal
ter Lpe. in Canajoharie, N. Y. She ex-
poets to close her house next week.
Robert and Arthur Kenney, sons of
Mrs Nora L. Kenney, went last week to
Amherst, Mass, where they witnessed
the Dartmouth Amherst foot ball game.
Mrs A. I. Williams went yesterday to
r4-sN -
Mrs Arthur Tidd, until after Thanks
giving. Mr.. Williams will go there later.
Mrs F. f. Fisher and Miss Maria Sted-
man returned Wednesday from New
York with Carroll Fisher who recently
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at DR.. Wellss hospital
Mrs. George Barker entertained the
Larkin soap club, of which she is one of
the ten members. with a chicken pie
supper "Wednesday evening. A very
pleasant evening was enjoyed
Mrs. L. Bradley has moved from Bank
building to the tenement in Crosby block
formerly occupied by Carl Henkel. Mr.
Henkel has moved into the Conland house
on Walnut street, which he bought re-
Gently.
Miss bridget Sullivan. of the firm of
Brosnahan & Sullivan. went Tuesday to
Maiden. Mass, to visit her sister Mrs.
Mary Brosnahan. Miss Sullivan will
also go to Boston for Christmas goods.
c. f. Allen attended the American
chrysanthemum exhibition In New York
this week He reports that the display
in color quality and size excelled any
exhibit ever seen in New York, for sin
gle blooms
Rev. Theodore S. Lee who was a boy
in Brattleboro when his father was pas
tor OF the Centre church. will sail from
New York today for England on his way
to India. where he and his wife will en-
gage in missionary work.
Miss Minnie Allen was called to ia
maica last week by the fatal accident
to her father Milton Allen. who was
crushed by n barrel of cider which fell
upon him while he was putting II into
the cellar alone.
Byron w. Trumbell of Manchester. n
H. and Eva Louise Freeman Of More.
town, this state, were married in Clare
mont n. H., Nov. by Rev. C. C. Gar
land. After visiting in different places
! Mr.. and Mrs. Trumben came to Brattle-
boro. Trumbell Is now employed in the
Freeman knitting needle factory.
MIR. and Mrs. II. IL. Mower and chill
dTen went Saturday to Sheldon. this
state. where they will make their home
Mr.. Mower returned Wednesday to clos
affairs in the grocery business which ne
| has sold to William Macia. and when
| this work is completed he will return tc
Sheldon.