Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-10-02
6RATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Monday.
Rev. p. ]. Long Of Proctor was in town
for the fair.
Frank Brasor was in Boston the latter
part Of last week.
Fred Morgan Of Bellows Falls is visit
ing a Pearl Clapps.
Miss Eva Averill Of Boston visited at
G L. Gilman's last week.
Miss Lucy Whitney has gone TO Bridge
port Conn, to visit her brother.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Breslin went We'd
nesday to Montreal to spend a week.
John Murray Of Gardner came Saturday
to visit his sister, Mrs. David S. Carey.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brosnahan Of
Waverly, y. Y, are visiting at j. T.
Kainc's.
Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Buringame Of
Meriden came Tuesday for several days
visit in town.
Miss Grace Dewolf Of shelburne Fails
has spent two days this week with Miss
Abbie Pratt.
Mr. and Mrs Adelbert Croser Of Gray
lock. Mass. are with Mr. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Crosier.
George S. Perry Of Danvers. Mass, a
former resident, is here this week for his
. annual visit.
Dr. and Mrs. j. 3. Donnelly Of Gardner
Mass. came Tuesday to spend several
. days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Kimball Of Green
. field have been with Mr.. and Mrs s. w.
Kimball this week.
Mrs. NJ p Lawrence and Miss Maude
Howard of West Townshend are at
Charles Keach's for a Week
Miss Sarah Burnham Of South Main
street started Monday for a visit OF SIX
weeks in Southern Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs Rollin l. Gilbert moved
Saturday to Burlington. where Mr.. Gill
bert is engaged carpenter.
Mrs. Jessie orion Lawton a former
resident and Mrs. Crane of New Bedford.
Mass. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Eddy this week.
Nr. and Mrs Dwight Goodenough of
Springfield Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Howe Of Athol were guests Of Mrs. Nav
erette Howe this week.
Miss Lucia Kelly started for Des
Moines. Iowa. Tuesday. where she will
spend the winter with Miss Julia Martin
a former resident Of this town.
W. w. Burnham returned Tuesday to
Hartford. Conn. after spending several
days in Dummerston and with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Wyman, Of Brattleboro.
DR.. Fremont Hamilton recently re-
moved the point Of needle from the
hand OF Miss Izetta Stewart. The needle
point was located by the use Of the X
. rays.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitney Of SPRING
field this state. John Murray of Spring
= field Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hig-
gins Of Palmer have been visitors in town
this week.
! Col and Mrs. Thomas Harmon and
daughter. Miss Grace Harmon. of Ben
I nlngton, came to Brattleboro Sunday to
spend a weeks vacation and to attend
the Valley Fair.
Ralph stoddard Of Springfield, Mass.
u-bp h1 an. Of ba ,-fs IN ,u-r1
Z this week, won the Glass ID champion
ship OF the Springfield Country club in
! golf last Saturday.
p Arthur Holt, a former resident, has
been here at the fai~ this week in charge
4 OF the trotting horses owned By Mr..
Smith of Barre. Ills brother, DIR. Clifford
| Holt. has an excellent practice in Cam
. bridge, this state.
I Arthur and VIII Willard Of Springfield
t formerly of Brattleboro. came Satur-
- urday to spend a vacation Of ten days
Y with Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Bemis They
4 have positions with the Springfield Fire
n * Marine Insurance company.
F. W. Putnam has been elected dele
y gate to represent the Vermont Associa-
II ton OF Life Underwriters at the conven-
q ton of the National association in Balu.
Il more, Nd, oct. l3, but will be unable Il
g attend on account Of business engage
- ments.
r George w. Wing OF Montpelier and c
II II. Markham Of Pomfret. state supervisor!
Of insane, made an official visit to th'
~ BratteborO Retreat Saturday. Thel
q were accompanied by DR.. Hutchinson o
~ Waterbury. superintendent of tine stat
N asylum in that place.
IS George /. Durham started Saturda!
d afternoon for Mshawaka, Ind, having
1t received telegram announcing the dealt
" Of the president Of the Mishawak'
Fy,t
a ham Brothers are the New Englan'
" agents OF that company.
Is Mrs. Albert Baldwin and daughte
- have returned from Antrim, y. H., I
~ their home on South Main street. Mrs
- Baldwn's mother, Mrs. Eaton will b
-, with her during the winter. Mr.. Bald
- win came from New Haven, Conn, 1
-, spend the week with his family.
" Miss Nellie Timpson, who returned from
id the Farren hospital three weeks age
g has recovered entirely from the Yer
&c successful operation performed by Di
BIT +. r. Lynch. Miss Timpson had bee
troubled the past two years with
g growth of the thyroid gland in the mech
at which greatly impaired her health.
re James Clark, who supplied the pulp
Ie in St Johnsbury Centre during the sum
mer has been at the home of his parents
DR.. and Mrs c. S. Clark. in West Brat
u tleboro, several days. He preached |
rs the Congregational church in West Brat
as tleboro last Sunday. He will go TIL
-, week to Hartford, Conn, to resume hi
ed theological studies
Al Miss Eliza r. Hyde returned to Wash
cd ington, D. c., on Wednesday, after spenC
I'm ing a month at her old home. She wa
A. accompanied by her sister. Mrs. l., /
oh Buckingham. who will spend the winte
- | in Lock Haven, Pa. Mrs. Buckingham
n daughter, Miss Mary Buckingham, VIII
IN spent several days in Brattleboro, wei
or to Boston Monday.
st A. w. Childs and 2. w. Putnam, con
ng posing the firm of Childs d Putnam, hay
en- been invited by the officers and director
of the Travellers Insurance company
es attend the company's convention to /
of held in their printing department builC
I'll ing in Hartford, Conn. Oct. g. and
he They have accepted the Invitation
X From Feb l to Aug ! of the presel
n year, Childs e Putnam stood first of a
to the cOmpany's agents i'm percentage
gel accident insurance and fifth in percen
nd age of new business IN life insurance.
ne Among the visitors in town during II
n fair We're Mrs. Nora Touhill of Sprini
ru field, Mass Mr.. and Mrs a. Adams al
Il" children of New London, Mrs Jerry Du
on gan and children of New London. Mi
ca Rose Kaine and Mrs. Sullivan of Sprinl
field this state; Daniel Higgins and chi
dren of Bellows Falls ID. A. Martin