Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-10-16

BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Edith Gould Of New York is visit
ing her aunt Miss Emma Dutton.
cadet Dana Gilman Of Norwich Uni
versity was at home over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Hunt came from Worcester
Friday for a weeks visit at home.
Carl Leitsinger. cornetist played at
concert in Walpoe y. H., Saturday night.
Faul u. cobb started Wednesday for
visit in Springfield, Mass, and in Bos-
ton.
c. W. Wyman has been seriously i'll
this week with a bronchial and heart az
lection.
Harlan Houghton of st. Adams at
tended the funeral of Wallace II. Cham
berlain Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Dorr of New
port, y. H.. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Corser.
MIR. and Mrs. II. a. Holt returned Sat
urday to Barre after a visit with rel
atlves in Brattlcboro.
Guy Thayer underwent an operation
for appendicitis Saturday in New York
city. lie Is doing well.
Mrs. T.. O. Jasmer of Chicago came
Wednesday to spend several weeks with
her sister, Mrs. d. Siolte.
Congressman Haskins went to Wash
ington Monday to attend the dedication
of the Sherman monument
Mrs. S. \. Taylor Of Brandon came to
! BrattleborO Wednesday for a visit with
/ Mr. and Mrs. y. +. Atwood.
| II. G Clark went to Greenfield yes
| terday t. look at some building lots
which ne bought there recently
Mrs Allie +. Bockius and son of Meri-
/ den, Conn. have been the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. X. 5. Chids this week.
Mrs ". A. Belden and two children
| started Monday for a visit of several
| days in Worcester and New London.
Col Thomas Harmon. superintendent of
| the Soldiers Home in Bennington. was in
Brattlchoro on business Wednesday.
Supt. Daboll of Springfield, Mass of
the New England Telephone * Telegraph
company. was in Brattleboro Friday.
Mrs II. c. Rice returned Tuesday after
a visit Of a few days with her sister,
| Mrs. J. II. Soliday. in Dedham, Mass.
Miss Helen Chandler and Miss Louise
Chandler went to Maiden, Mass, this
week to attend the wedding of a cousin.
Miss Florence Spragle. who has been
a guest at Mrs f. n. Chase's and Miss
| Evelyn Manley went Monday to New
York city.
Mrs. John L. Knowlton Of Lowell
Mass. came to Brattleboro Saturday
| night on account of the illness of her
father Edward Clark.
turned to her home in that city Tuesday
after spending several days with her sis
ter. Mrs. John Calvin.
Harry Rowe has stored a large part OF
his household furniture and has taker
a room in Crosby block where he will
live the coming winter.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred S. Thompson re-
turned from their wedding trip Wednes-
day. They visited in Burlington. Mont
pclier and other places
Mr.. and Mrs l. NJ. Stickney and Mrs
Warren Heald returned this. week from
"A visit with Principal and Mrs Frank
lin Z. Head in Ludlow.
Arthur /. Maynard went yesterday tc
Boston. whence he will sail tomorrow for
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort He viii
be away about eight days.
Mr.. and Mrs Sumner b Emerson start.
ed Friday on their annual carriage drive
intending to visit in Manchester and Mil
ton, y. H.. and other places.
Miss 81 lie Ford Of Cripple Creek. Col
arrived Saturday to visit her parents
who came from there early in the sum
mer to live in West Brattleboro.
Rev. r. X. Marvin started Wednesday
on vacation of several weeks He vii
visit in Boston and will attend the Uni
versalst convention in Washington. d. c
Walter s. Pratt. who recently sold hi.
with the Springfield. Mass. office of the
Mutual Life Insurance company of New
York
Miss Regina Heaphy clerk in Miller.
confectionery store began weeks
vacation Monday. She went Wednesday
to New York to visit her brother, DR.
Lawrence Heaphy.
Mrs II. +. Bond. Mrs. c. f. r. JENNIE
and Mrs. kittredge Haskins went Mon.
IA fnh PM 1a
nual meeting of the Vermont Society OF
Colonial Danes Tuesday.
Charles /. Shattuck of Tompkinsville
Staten Island. went Wednesday to Spring.
held. Mass. to visit his sister. Mrs. w. B
Smith, after spending a week at c. L
Suckney's and in Townshend.
Miss Edith Farr started Wednesday
on a visit Of 10 days in Bridgeport
Conn, and New York city. on her re-
turn she will visit at "Coneyhurst" in
Agawam. the home of Col. Robert Stride
Deacon c. f. Thompson went Tuesday
to Manchester, ~ H., to attend meet.
ing of the American Board of Commits
sioners for Foreign Missions. of which
organization he is a corporate member
Col II. f. Taylor. Franklin Stockwell
|. X. Allen, Roscoe Fisher Harry Rowe
r. J. knowlton and c. l.. Piper attended
the annual reunion of the 4th Vermont
regiment association in Bellows Fall.
Tuesday.
H. NJ. Wood Louis Ellis and George
Robertson will go on a hunting trim Il
weston next week. They will devote
their attention to patridges at first but
Will be on the ground when the open deer
hunting season begins
Mrs, l. Chancey McKeever, who ha.
been at Mrs. F. H. Fairs the past sum.
mer. returned Monday to New York city
to open her house for the winter She
VIII attend the marriage of Miss France:
DeVens, formerly of Brattleboro. a
LenoN, Mass, next Monday