Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-09-18
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Minnie Scott was in Northheld,
Mass, and Mt Hermon, Tuesday.
Edgar 4. stoddard of Springfield,
Mass, spent Monday in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bracket have
been spending part of the week in Bos-
ton.
Mir. and Mrs John Hackley of Green
field spent Sunday at Mrs. +. ~ Whit
noys.
Miss Florence knight returned Monday
from burlington, where she visited
week.
Earl Titus will return today to Boston
to resume his art studies at Eric Pape's
school
Miss Pauline jennie went Wednesday
to Mt Holyokc college to begin the
Junior year
Mr. ana Mrs Wilbur Rockwell started
Tuesday for a visit i'm Boston, Groton and
other places
Miss Bessie Butterheld Of Boston has
been visiting her mother on Thomas
street this week.
Miss Katherine Calvin returned Satur-
day from visit with Miss Nellie Mack
I'm northampton.
Howard G. Rice finished work in the
office of the Vermont Loan Il Trust
company Tuesday.
Mrs. +. H. Morse and Mrs \. +. Miller
are i'm New York this week attending
millinery openings.
Mrs. Mabel Wellington of Chelsea,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Knight
Frank f. Barber clerk in the Brooks
House Pharmacy. went Tuesday to Bos-
ton to spend several days.
Miss Maud Stearns went Monday to
Albany. y. Y, to take "a course Of study
in Albany Business College.
Miss Ann Pitman of I.aconia y. H. a
graduate of Wellesley College will teach
the eighth grade in room 3, High school
building.
Mrs Horace Scott of Louisville Ky.
came Monday for visit at the home of
her nephew, Freeman Scott.
Miss Ellen McGovern left Wednesday
for visit of two weeks at her home in
Burlington and IN Richmond.
! Rev f. T. Mathlson was one of those
| who attended the retreat at the bishop :
| house in Burlington last week.
James Allen returned Friday from
| Rutland, where he attended the Yer
mont state and Rutland county fair.
/ Mrs y NJ. Lamb and two daughters
! of Orange. Mass. are visiting Mrs
| Lambs sister Mrs. y. \. Cheney.
Col. d. Gray Estey has been elected a
| direcj tor of the National Rifle association
of America for a term of three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger r. Donahue OF
Holyoke spent Sunday with Mrs. Dona-
hues parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Guiheen
Arthur Monroe will return to Yves
/ leYan University. Middletown. Conn. to-
day to enter the sophomore year nvNt
| week.
Mr. and Mrs +. NJ. Angler and chill
dren returned Monday from visit Of j
days in GHsum, Alstead, Keene and othel
places.
Or. and Mrs. f. w. Gwyer and Mr.. anc
/ Mrs +. Il. Pratt are on a trip this weel
/ in the doctors automobile to Lake Win
| nepesaukee.
Mrs Horatio y. Taplin of Washing
ton u. c.. was a guest of Mrs. Kittredg'
Ilaskins Sunday, while on her way L
Montpelier.
Mrs. Noah Greasy returned Friday I,
her home in Hartford. Conn, afte
spending several weeks with her mother
Mrs. Farley Starr
G. p. ellison went Saturday to St. Johns
bury to visit his children, Mr. and Mrs
Fred ellison. lie has remained there dur
ing the fair this week.
Lawrence Cundif is in charge OF tn
Young Mems Christian association thi
week He Will 90 to Springfield, Mass, 1
enter the training school.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Henley and sor
Percy. who We're at their cottage a
Sunapee lake during the summer hay
returned to the Brooks House.
Mr. and Mrs. o. II. Stickncy reurne
Tuesday from visit of two weeks f.
Springfield. Athol ana Worcester. Mass
Rutland, this state, and New York stat,
Miss Pitman of Laconia. y. H.. Ia
been engaged by the village school boar
to teach the eighth grade in the IIig
school building. formerly taught by Mis-
Tucker
Miss Jennie T. Quinn of Millers Fan,
a graduate of the Greenfield High sihoo
has taken position as stenographer an
: book-koeper in the Brattleboro telephon
exchange.
,, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w Durham. VIII
, visited at Mr. Dunham's old home
: West Paris. Maine. after a vacation c
two weeks on the Maine coast returne
, home Monday.
= Mrs, MaVerette Fisher worthy matro
5 of Bingham chapter order of Easter
; Star was one of the speakers at Norti
field last week, when chapter was cor
stituted and officers We're installed.
? Mrs. j. j. Estey, vice president of tn
Vermont chapter, and Mrs. f. II. Putnam
regent of the local chapter. have bee
: attending the meetings of the Daughter
OF the American Revolution, of Vernon
= in St Adams this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Taylor and Mr.. an
Mrs. G, A. Boyden returned Monday Nigh
from their pleasure trip of two week
which included voyage through til
: great lakes. to Duluth and return, tn
! trip by water occupying ten days.
i, Col. John Hunt. the pension attorne.
, has been notified that John D. Jones
, East Dover has had his pension increa Sc
4 from Sl2 to $50 Napoleon Cheney of Bra
tleboro and O. A. Johnson of We.
: Wardsboro have been granted an increas
each of IS to so.
Miss NJ Lake of 116 Elliott stree
! Brattleboro. has received from the Boz
! ton Herald Company, a little SEWN
machine. as a prize for solving correct
one of the series of children's prize pu;
= zle contests, now appearing in the Boz
I ton Sunday Herald.
r Harold Whitney will enter Amher
Il College at the term beginning next wee
= Carl Holender will return to Amber
S Saturday to enter upon his second yea
3 Ralph Patch, junior, and Arthur Scot
3 sophomore. will continue their studies
the same institution.
Frank Holland, brother of Mildred Ho
land, the actress, was in Brattleboro FIR
day. He went from here to Rutland
= join his sister. He will be remembers
A as having made the longest hit on II
3 local base ball grounds in the season
] 1902 He spent the past summer in e.
= rope.
Miss Harrison, Miss Gilker and Nit
. Wer of New Haven, Conn, came to II
Brooks House Wednesday for a stay
two weeks on their way from Lake Dun
! more, where they spent the summe