Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-10-14
eRATrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Carl Ellis is spending the week in Ches-
ter
william McCrellis Is visiting his sister
in Springfield this state.
Mrs. Mary Noonan of Claremont is Wis
iting Mrs. Thomas Foley.
Miss Minnie Scott spent part of this
week in Springfield, Mass
William Carbery is spending a few days
at his home In Barre Mass
Miss Alice Eels went Tuesday to New
York city to enter a normal college.
Miss Mary c. Salisbury went to Boston
Wednesday to spend two weeks with rela-
tives.
Mrs. A. b. Hall and Miss Emily Tones
went today to New York to spend the
winter.
Miss Nellie Blake has returned from
! Fitchburg. She is staying at Patrick
Ryan's
James Carey of Newport. this state. is
I'm town a few days to attend to business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs Hart Fuller of Ellenville,
n. Y, are at w. IL. Geddis's for visit
of two weeks.
Fred a. Spencer is expected home from
the Worcester Polytechnic institute today
to spend Sunday.
Miss Kate Sullivan returned Wednesday
! to Washington after n visit with Mrs.
Chauncey Young.
Francis Goodhue. jr., of Germantown,
Pa. Is expected to come tomorrow for a
visit with his father.
Mrs. James Townsend has returned to
Claremont after visit with her daugh-
! ter, Mrs. T. ID. Bromley.
Miss Mary Cox daughter of Mrs John
Burrows, went to Boston this week to
enter a school of oratory.
Mayor e. w. Blodgett has moved to
the Stockwell place on Spruce street,
which he bought recently.
Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Pratt returned last
week in Buffalo. n. y, where they will
! remain during the winter.
Miss Grace Howard returned to her
| home IN Winchendon, Mass. Monday after
visiting at w. G. Rockwelrs.
Dr. A. l. Miller and Or II. ID. Holton
are attending the meeting OF the Vermont
state Medical society in Rutland.
Col. and Mrs. Carroll A Moore of Bel
lows Falls were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
! c. f. r. Jenne over Monday night.
Il. V. Morse and brother, Frank Morse
Of Boston, returned yesterday from a
camping trip to Stratton mountain.
Miss Katie O'Keefe returned Saturday to
| Springfield Mass, after a two weeks
visit with her uncle. David OKeefe
Miss Marjorie II. Ford is visiting her
uncle, }. T. Denning. route from Elk
hart, Ind, to her home in Hanover. n. H.
Miss Annie Ford, In charge of the
Brooks House dining room. went Tuesday
to spend month at ner fathers in Leeds,
p. Q.
Mrs. Z. Goodrich and daughter. Miss
katherine Goodrich. are spending several
days with Mrs G. II. Walker in Westmin-
ster.
Mrs. ]. II. Williams and daughter,
Hazel. of Rutland are visiting Mrs. Will
D 4
street.
Mrs. ]. ID. Beeman returned to her home
in Brattleboro Tuesday after spending
several weeks with friends in Bingham
ton, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brown have re-
turned to Norwich. Conn. after visiting
Mr.. Browns parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chand-
Ter Brown.
George {. Fisher returned from the Klon-
dixie Tuesday after being absent over six
years. lie is with his family in West
Brattleboro
Mrs \. f. Schwenk is in Boston this
week and her mother, Mrs. Harlan Good
hue OF Westminster West, is here during
I her absence.
Mrs Fitzgerald and Miss Bridget Grif-
fin returned Saturday to Springfield
Mass, after a few days visit with Mrs
Harry Stone.
III. G.. Pearson of Fitchburg formerly
of the Goodnow * Pearson store. attended
the Campanari concert in the Auditorium
Monday evening.
Frank l.. Seaver, an experienced all
around machinlst. has come here from
the Lincoln Iron works in Rutland 10 work
for Brink ~ Washer.
Arthur j. White. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
: j. +. White has bought and taken pos
ession of the Mclean Photographic studio
in Schenectady, n. Y.
Miss Maud Stearns has resigned her
place as stenographer in Bennington and
now has position in the office of F. L.
Houghton in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin James Austin re-
turned Saturday to their home in New
, York city after visit with Mr.. Austn's
mother. Mrs. Maurice Austin.
j. L. Woods came Friday from West
Fitchburg and his mother, Mrs. Edmund
Carey. returned with him Monday Mrs
Carey will live with her son hereafter.
Mrs. G. H. Ryder and her sister Mrs
Wiggin, attended the annual meeting OF
the Connecticut Valley Conference of Uni
tartan churches in Holyoke this week.
Mrs. Mary Warder of Brattleboro was
, elected one of the vice presidents of the
, Vermont Humane society at the annual
, meeting of the society in Rutland Wednes-
day.
Eugene Haskell of Philadelphia, brother
VI W t. ilhShtli, mas come 10 BTattleDOrC
to have charge of the setting-up depart
ment of the Estey Organ companys pipe
organ branch.
: Mrs. L. f. Hunter of Springfield, Mass
! came yesterday for an indefinite visit al
, the home of her son, II. ii. Hunter, or
Thomas street.
T. d. Bromley has moved from Estey-
Vile to Mrs. Mary Stewards house on Ell
hot street. William F. Spring has moved
from Thomas street to II. NJ. Woods
house on Clark street.
, Miss Bessie Hall of Claremont N. H.
visited last week with her aunt Mrs II
j. knight. Mrs Knight returned with
her at the end of the week to remain in
Claremont over Sunday.
The usual commission sale of fancy Christ
mus articles will be in charge of Miss FLORENCE