Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-12-09
6RATTLE6oRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. George c. Averi is in North.
ampton for visit of a few days.
Fred c. ellison of st. Johnsbury greeted
friends in town early in the week
Thomas Baker of Holyoke has come
here to assist in installing telephones
L. ID. Taylor went to Hartford. Conn
| Wednesday on business trip of two
days.
Charles a. Boyden returned Sunday
night from a visit of few days in New
York city.
Rev. l. N Blanchard will preach in the
Second Advent church in Athol next Sun
day morning.
Tommy Guiheen has returned from Mil
lers Falls. where he worked several
weeks in the hotel.
| Rev. s. M Crothers has an article in the
December Atlantic on Christmas: Its
| Unfinished Business"
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hemenway returned
Monday after visit of two weeks i'm West
Arlington, this state.
Mrs. c. +. Dudley and Miss l.. May
| Wheeler of Montpelier are visiting their
brother, DR. c. G. Wheeler.
Miss Merlene Titus. who has. been in
Stamford, Conn, several months, has re-
turned TO her home in Brattleboro
| Z. Wales left Montpelier Monday for
! Jackson, Mich, where King Jollity will
/ soon be brought out under his direction.
/ Frank l.. Hunt and Charles A. Smith
attended a meeting of the National Nov
city corporation in New York city last
| week
Mrs. f. Wales was in Montpelier last
week to witness the presentation of King
| Jollity under the direction of her hus-
band and son.
Mrs. H. +. Freeman returned Monday
from Gardner, Mass, where she visited
six weeks with their daughter, Mrs
Charles Hawley.
Judge James NJ. Tyler is in St Johns
bury as presiding judge at the December
term of the Caledonia county court which
convened Tuesday.
II. n. Gum and Lawyer j. l.. Martin
went to Chelsea Tuesday to attend hear
ing in the case of Joseph and Jennie
Seymour against Mr.. Gum.
Fred Woodcock. whom many remember
as a star twirer for the Brattleboro base
ball team, was in Brattleboro Wednesday
He is in the insurance business in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. w. n Thompson is in Hartford,
Conn. to visit with DR.. Thompson a week
or more. Miss Fannie Parkhurst of St
Johnsbury is with their daughters at Lin
den lodge this week.
Col Thomas Harmon. Superintendent
of the soldiers home in Bennington. has
| been named as one of the aids on the staff
Of Commander Blackmar of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Hndreth. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. f. Holden, Mrs Eli Clark. II. f.
Bond, Bert Hildreth and L. f. Bond
went to Bernardston Sunday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Martha Rvther. for
merly of Brattleboro.
Frank Z. Howe. publisher of the Ben
nington Banner. returned home Saturday
after short visit with his relatives in
town. He spent the earlier part of the
week attending the sessions of the legis-
lature in Montpelier.
Col and Mrs. ]. Gray Estey and older
| son, Jacob, and nurse. Miss Hattie
Stearns. and DR.. G. r. Anderson went to
New York city Wednesday to consult a
specialist in regard to an injury which
the son. Jacob, sustained by fall some
time ago.
Fred l.. Howe and son sailed from New
York Saturday for Bermuda where Mr.
Howe Will again assist his brother. Sher-
man Howe. in the management of the
Princess hotel during the winter. Mrs.
Howe and daughter will remain in Brat
tleboro for the present.
Sherman Warren of West Auburn.
Mass, has greeted many old friends this
week. He came here to visit a short time
with his sister-in-law. Miss Sarah +. Dali
rYmple formerly nurse at the home
for the aged and disabled, who left
this week for Columbus, Ohio. where she
Will make her home with an aged uncle.
Prof. w. Starr Cutting wife and chill
dren, who have been in Germany five
months, arrived Friday at the home of
Mrs. Cuttings father, DR.. p. II. Derby
| in Springfield, Mass. After a short visit
there they will come to Bratteboro to
remain some time with Mr. Cuttings
father, Henry NJ Cutting, before pro-
ceeding to Chicago. where Prof Cutting
will again take up his work as head of
the German department in the University
of Chicago.
Carl w. Sanderson, the trick pianist, is
| filling an engagement at Montreal in one
of the new theaters with the "A Struggle
for Gold company. of which he is lead
ing man and part owner. His company
opened the season at the Third avenue
theater. New York and is touring Canada
and the New England states. Mr.. Sander
son, who at one time lived in Brattle-
boro with John Galvn's family, was with
the Looping the Loop" company earlier
in the season.
Miss Edwina Whitney returned to Brat
tleboro Sunday night after spending four
months in Italy and Spain. Her father,
Il. ID. Whitney went to New York to
meet her. The homeward voyage was
very rough and the steamship reached
New York two days overdue. Miss Whit
ney was one of the party of 80 or more,
| principally Boston musical students who
were chaperoned to Flornece Italy, by Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Whitney of Boston Mrs.
Whitney and the students remained in
Italy for study in Mr.. Whitneys branch
| conservatory.