Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-23

the Friday night meeting in the Congre-
gational vestry, was guest of Rev. and
| Mrs. Henry A. Goodhue during her stay
| in this village.
Miss Elizabeth Hughes, who spoke in
| the Baptist church Friday evening on
her mission school work in Burmah, was a
| guest at l.. w Hawlcy's during her stay
! in Brattleboro.
Homer Cray will finish work in O. j.
| Pratts store about oct. l and will then
| leave for Kankakee, Ill, where he will
! have position in the cloak department of
| a large establishment.
Capt and Mrs. f. ]. Waterman went
Wednesday to Rutland to spend three
weeks at Mrs. Waterman's home. Mr..
! Waterman will come to Brattleboro to
attend the Valley Fair.
Treasurer c. A. Harris of the Bratte-
boro Savings bank and his son, Fred, re-
! turned Wednesday after a three weeks
trip in the West. including a visit to the
Worlds Fair at St Louis
Arthur l.. Maynard returned Tuesday
! from weeks vacation spent in New
York state. He visited Harry II. Horton
in Saratoga and attended the New York
! state Republican convention.
Miss Marion Noyes returned Saturday
and Miss Laura Stearns Monday to their
| duties as instructors i'm the Pennsylvania
| Institution for the Deaf and Dumb at
| Mount Airy, suburb of Philadelphia
| Mr. and Mrs Leon c. White are spending
the week in Montpelier as guests of Mrs.
! Whites brother. Rev. Guy G. Lamson.
! Mr.. White attended the meeting of the
| Vermont Electrical association Wednes-
! day and yesterday.
| DIR. Henry d. IIolton who was invited
| to read a paper before the congress of
arts and sciences at the Louisna Pur-
| chase exposition i'm st. Louis this week.
I a Ia. ,F
condition of his health.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Lpe and daughter,
/ Virginia, came from Canajoharie, n. Y,
Friday for a visit with Mrs. Lipes moth
er, Mrs. E. X. Goodall. Mr. Lipe went to
/ New York Monday, but Mrs. Lipe and
| daughter Will remain here until after the
| fair.
| Miss Daisy Wells, who has started on
theatrical career, is studying under Miss
Gertrude Roberts at Harwichport. Mass
Miss Roberts has an excellent company
from leading New York and Boston
| theatres. Her tour the coming season
will be through the south and west
Frank b. Putnam reached home Mon
day after an absence of seven weeks
He was in North Dakota two weeks look
| ing over farms on which the Vermont
Loan & Trust company, OF which he Is
| general agent, have placed loans. and
was in Spokane. Wash. a longer period
| for the same purpose. On his way home
he attended the knights Templar con-
claVe in San Francisco and the World S
Fair in St Louis.
Mrs. Henry Deane of East Windsor
Hill. Conn. Mrs. Mary Bryant of Keene,
n. H., and Mrs. G.. H. Ryder of Brattle-
boro were guests OF Mrs. j. L. Martin at
the Martin summer residence in Newfane
Monday and Monday night. returning
! Tuesday. Mrs Laura Wiggin, who has
- "a b1r Co
chems Head. is visiting at Mrs Ryder's
Mrs. Deane. Mrs. Bryant. Mrs Wiggin
ard Mrs. Ryder are sisters and have Wis
tied together a part of the week
George L. Crowell and Christie b.
Crowen president and superintendent Of
the Chestnut Hi Reservoir company. at
tended the convention Of the New Eng
I land Water Works association In Hol-
yoke last week. The object OF this asso-
citation Is to see that every community is
/ furnished with an ample supply of pure
/ and wholesome water as chcaplv as IS
commensurate with efficiency. George f.
Crowcll Is vice president Of the associa-
ton and his portrait appeared in connec-
tion with an extended article IN the last
issue Of Fire and Water Engineering.
Key Herbert Andrews was in Brattle-
horo yesterday for the first time I'm u
years. coming from Hartford this state
with cX-Gov. Plngrce to look over the
| house on Green street owned by Mrs
Andrews, recently vacated by Mrs. James
+. Estey. Mr.. Andrews went from Brat
tleboro to Dartmouth college. where he
graduated in 1876 lie went to India as
a missionary Il years ago. and for some
time has been at the head Of Woodstock
college at Mussoore I'm the Himalva
mountains. This school has been raised
to the college standard under Mr.. An
drews and he has seen it's number OF stu
dents double. Mr.. Andrews returned to
this country in May and has since been
In New York. Philadelphia and Old Or
chard. and with Mrs. Andrews. who ar
rived in America in September. is now
the guest of eX-Gov. Pingree in Hart
ford. Mr. Andrews will have leave OF
absence of about two years. He will
make an extended visit in Brattleboro
before he returns.