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

Miss Ellen Grady will go to Albany
Monday to enter the business college.
Miss Annie Thomas went Monday to
Westminster, where she will teach school.
Mrs Gordon of NARROW. N. H., is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. George E. Ellison.
Edward Cotter, who has visited in town
two weeks returned Monday to Law
renee.
Mrs Fred Tuthil and daughter re-
turned yesterday from visit in Saxtons
River.
Patrick Sanlon and family moved yes
terday from A. g. Aliens cottage to New
London.
Miss Grace White of Meriden. Conn,
is the guest Of Mrs. c. r. Crosby at Spof
ford lake.
Mrs Parker of Chicopee, who visited
in town several days, returned home
Thursday.
Mrs. G. II. Smith went Wednesday to
New York and Boston to study fall styles
in millinery.
Herbert Elmer of Rockland, Mass, has
been visiting his father, Lucien Elmer,
this week.
Miss Shumway and daughter have rent
ed tenement in II. NJ Woods house on
Clark street.
Miss Marion Denning returned Tuesday
after a two weeks visit in New London
and Palmer.
Mrs. Arthur Simonds and daughter,
Julia, returned from Springfield, this
state, Sunday.
Miss Johanna Brown went Tuesday to
CRANKY, Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs.
James O'Donnell.
Judge J. NJ. Tyler is holding the Sep
tember term Of the Washington county
court at Montpelier.
J. w. Woodward of Montreal spent the
/ fiY--t of fla 1T.
DR.. ]. l.. Rathbone.
Mrs. Scribner and son and daughter
moved Monday from Elliot street to the
Allen house on Vernon street.
c. H. Betterley returned yesterday
from STAFFORD, where he has been visit
ing his daughter Mrs. Nolan.
Miss Josie Foster went to Springfield,
Mass, Saturday to be present at the
opening of her school Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Higginson of Brookline.
Mass, is spending a week at Naulakah,
the guest OF Mrs Fred Holbrook.
Miss Mary Morarity returned to Maiden
and Miss Katie Doyle to Cambridge Mon
day after ten days visit in town.
John O'Connor will have charge of the
brickwork on the paper mill which will
be built soon on the Ashuelot river.
F. c. Sargent moved yesterday from
Mrs. Lambs house on Clark street to
A. j. Curriers' house on Frost street.
Miss Jessie Hawley will go Monday to
Boston to enter upon a course of study
at the Boston Conservatory of Music.
Mrs. Julia Barrett and daughter, Char
| lotte, will occupy a part of the Cheney
house on Western avenue after Oct. l.
Gertrude Toomey will return tomorrow
to her home in Brooklyn, after spending
the summer with her aunt, Miss Nellie
Sullivan.
+ III yhn
here a part of the summer with Mrs.
Humpstone's mother, Mrs. Henry Raw
son, left Friday for their home in Fre-
donia, n. Y.
Miss Frances Osgood of Chicago, who
was at Hillcrest several weeks, went yes
terday to Greenfield where she will re-
main some time.
pr. ]. L. Rathbone returned Sunday
from Montreal with his daughters Gladys
and Leila, who have spent five weeks
there and in Richmond.
Mrs. Mary Smith was in Holyoke from
Saturday to Monday. She accompanied
her grandson, Stanley Smith, who has
spent the summer here.
E. F. Monroe, who visited at his home
here four weeks, started August 90 for
Lincoln, Neb., to enter upon his duties
as principal of a high school.
Miss A. l. Hawley, who has been here
with her niece, Mrs. Fred S. Knight, the
past INe weeks, VIII return To-Day neT
home in Manchester, n. Fl.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Grady and little
daughter, Mary, and Louis Kaine went
| Tuesday to Chicago for a months visit
with Mrs. Gradys aunt, Miss Eliza Bow
| nan.
Cards have been received announcing
| the marriage in Bellows Falls Sept. 6 of
Walter Edward Brinn and Anna Pauline
Martineau, the latter formerly of this
| town.
| Misses Marjorie and Alice Morgan, who
We're guests of Mrs. G. E. Warner a week,
returned Tuesday to their home in Mon
treal. Henry Morgan came to Brattle-
| boro Monday and went to Montreal with
| them.
Rev. Father Lacouture. who has been
| acting priest at st. Michaers Roman
| Catholic church, has returned to Burling-
ton, and another priest will come here to
offlciate Sunday.
James NJ Allen of Minneapolis is greet
| ing many old friends in town on his first
visit in IL years. Mr.. Allen was employed
by the Estey Organ company a long time
| and in 1882 was commander of Sedgwick
post, G. A. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Sheean of Hartford,
Conn, who are on a carriage drive of
several weeks through Vermont and New
| Hampshire, visited at +. d. Elliss on
Sunday. Mr.. Sheean is a member of the
| pfokerase Hrm OF Sheean & Wmte or
Hartford.
John L. Knowlton of Lowell, Mass,
came to Brattleboro yesterday from
! Welsville, n. Y, where he visited his
brother His son, Lauriston, who has
been here several weeks with Judge II.
II. Wheeler, will return with him to Low
ell.
Charles II. Robb, assistant attorney
general of the United States, who is at
Bellows Falls for a vacation of two weeks,
has greeted friends i'm town this week.
He went to Newfane Wednesday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Robb, to witness the OPEN
ing of county court.
Misses Abbie, Maud and Martha Wink
ler who We're here and at Spofford lake
several weeks with their sister, Mrs. F.
l.. Smith, returned Saturday to their
home in Camden, N. j. Their brother,
Marshall Winl<ler, who was here ten days.
returned Monday. His mother who ac-
companied him here, will remain until
after the Valley Fair.
Mrs. f.. Jane Roberts of Putney who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. G.,
with congestion of the brain. Mrs. Rob-
erts's daughter, Mrs l.. Lorimer Drury of
Mt. Hermon, Mass, who has been at Mrs.
Aliens with her husband for a visit, and
who returned to Mt. Hermon yesterday
morning, was called back to Brattleboro
and Mrs. Roberts's daughter, Mrs. Wal
ter Harlow of Westminster West, and
Mrs. Fred Prentiss of Alstead have been