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


Mrs Almira Winchester Of rsI...-.
Is visiting Mrs. Jane joy. P'rt
DR.. O. r. Anderson was in Noy, w.,
Tuesday and Wednesday iork
l.. f. Adams went Monday 10 Not,
Adams on business trip. O'h
Col j. Gray Estey went to Nov Va.
tuesday on business trip. LUX
george L. Dunham returned last njgh,
from a business trip to Boston "'s"l
Mrs. Merrill Of Woodstock is ,,.,.,-
her sister, Mrs. w. c. Mitchell ''"g
Miss Ellen Griffin Of IIolyoke ls ,.,.,,-
her sister, Mrs. Michael Baker Nns
Mrs. NJ. Switzer and son, Robert u
yesterday to Townshend for visit ''"'
Mrs Jennie Goodenough Bass ~ D..
dolph is visiting relatives in Town nan
Miss Ella Gaines went Wednasd,, =.
Greenfield for a visit of a few d,ys
Miss Mabel Hancock of St An,..,
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. A Euiot
A. w. Childs came yesterday FROM ~.
chester, n. H., for short stay In tna.
DR.. and Mrs J. Il. Donneuv Of Cd.
Mass, spent Sunday at James uos'a-'.'
Mrs. Helen Pierce has returned .s..
y. II. 81 plymouth
Mr.. and Mrs. Streeter returned vos...
day to Keene after a weeks visit 4.
town.
Mrs. Fred Tuthin and Mrs. sf,,o.s.
have been in Bellows Falls a part ~ fba
week. 'Ns
Fred Whitman of Putney has taker
tenement in the Kinson house on CO.
street. LAX
United States District Attorney 7 r
Martin was in Boston Tuesday and Wad-
nesday "'d'
Mrs Alice Wright of Orange has bas,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. f. Rogers
this week
Mrs Margaret Gatty will go tomorrov
to New York city for a visit OF two =,
three weeks.
Horatio Smith is one of the contestant.
in the Boston Globes voting contest ~.
school children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cramer who visited :,
town few days, returned Monday "a
Gardner, Mass.
o. II. Butterfield of Ann Arbor Mich
came to Brattleboro Friday for visit a;
two or three weeks
William Mcclellan Of Hollister Nass
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Leonard
Rev. r. X. Marvin officiated at the m.
neral Of Mrs. Helen Amidon in Ws.,
Chesterfield Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Chase Of ST. Tobrs.
bury Centre moved recently to the Car.
roll place in Centrevihe.
Fred d. Morris and daughter. Dorothy
returned Sunday night after a stay Of
four days IN New York city
Mrs. Henry C. Willard returned Sat.
urday to Greenfield after spending the
summer at Maj. F. w. Childss
II
pies National bank, went Monday to
New York on a weeks vacation.
Miss Edna Lawton and Miss ANNA
Allen will go to New Haven today to see
the Yale Princeton football game
Mrs. Henry c. Willard, who spent the
summer with Major and Mrs. F. W.
Childs, returned Saturday to Greenfield
Lemuel Whitney of New Haven was in
Brattleboro the first of the week for
visit before beginning an extended west
ern trip.
Mrs. Sarah Highly of New York who
spent the summer in Halifax, came to
Brattleboro Monday to visit at A R
Harriss
Luke Woodland went Saturday to Jack
sonville on account of the death Of his
father, Francis Woodland The funeral
was held Monday.
NItpl St u. Lawson anu lhlEUleE
went Wednesday to New York, where
the daughter will undergo an operation
for Strengthening the eyes.
Mrs. Royal Tyler will leave next week
for Great harrington, Mass. where she
will live during the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. G. w. Plat
Horace Prefountain moved yesterday
from c. H. Eddys house on Clark street
to the Davenport house in West Brat
tleboro. where he will open meat mar
ket.
John Retting, jr.. will leave soon for
Grand Rapids Mich, where he will be
associated with his brother, Charles Ret
ting, in the furniture manufacturing
business.
Daniel Aher and his sister, Miss Nellie
Aher of St. Adams, were in Springfield.
this state, Nov. 4. to attend the wedding
of Neal Williams Cain and Myrtle Jo-
! sephine Burr.
G.. Allen Putnam, district agen, Of the
| liability department of the Travellers In
surance company. for Vermont and New
! Hampshire, came to Brattleboro yesteF-
day on business.
Mrs. Ada Dowley and DR.. and Mrs E
S, Bowen, who have been on southern
| trip several weeks, visiting Hot Springs
Va, Nashville and other places, are ex-
pected to return today.
Mrs. II. I. Dyke, who was operated up
on five weeks ago for appendicitis re-
| turned Wednesday from the Cray home
on Canal street to her home on Elliot
street. She is able to walk about the
| house.
| Mrs. Ella Woodland and children, Les
| lie and Lula, of Nashua, y. H., nave
been visiting in Brattleboro and Putney
| this week. Leslie Woodland is fireman
on the Boston & Maine railroad, his run
| being from Nashua to Portland, Maine
a distance of 1O1 miles
Charles Lindsey who has been working
several months in New London, IS 10
town this week, called here by the ser'-
Gus condition of his sister who under
went an operation for appendicitis al net
| home in DummerSton recently ana WIZ
| is not making a good recovery
J. w. Lockwood who recently sold MS
| business in Bellows Falls came TO bra'-
| tleboro Monday for n visit with ms SIS.
ter, and on Tuesday he started ,IUn
| here for Florida, where he Will spehu ''e
winter He expects to make his nome !"
| Brattleboro on his return in the spring
Floyd Smith, who was operated upnoG"
| for appendicitis recently, has been cru,
| cally i'll this week with indigestion ou'
is slightly improved. He was kept u.
der the influence of opiates several dAl9
| The attack of Indigestion has no clnuVe
ton with the operation for appen1'''"'
Among the Brattleboro people who Sa.
the Dartmouth Amherst football sAmt {"
| Amherst Saturday were II, X. NhIaheh
| A. S. Thompson John Tasker' Gay l"tST
| ker, e. ID. Whitney Richard HNt,"tt
Ralph Pettee, Horatio Smith Ie'o,S
Mack. Ned Leonard, Luther HaWley '''
| Fred Spencer.
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