Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-02-12
eRArTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Edna Lawton was in Springfield
| Mass over Sunday
Mrs. c. II. Prescott of Bristol, n. H.,
was in town last week
Richard Brown has been visiting his
son, Frank Brown. i'm Keene.
Fred l.. Smith is on a business trip to
| New York and Philadelphia
Mrs t. w Frnk of Boston has been
l guest of Mrs. John G. Howe this week
| Mrs William Tanning has returned from
! a visit of several weeks i'm New York city.
Charles O'Connor finished work Satur-
day night as bell boy i'm the Brooks House.
Miss Sarah l.. Dalrymple began work
| Tuesday as housekceper for G. a. Hines.
Mrs Emma Darling will join in the pill
grmage to the Holy Land the coming
/ spring
Congressman IIaskins has been housed
in Washington several days with an at
tack Of grip, but is recovering
Mrs. George Gonyer and Miss Annie
Murphy were called to Sherbrooke, Cam
ada, Monday by the death Of their moth
| err.
w f. Chase, who has been employed
several years in the Grange store. will be
a clerk in Fred :. Knights new shoe
store
Clarence Reed returned to town Tues
day for short visit after travelling two
weeks for Durham Brothers in New York
| state
Earl Arnold and John Kane of Am
| herst college came home Friday, having
finished their md-winter examinations,
| to remain until Tuesday.
Miss Alta J. Bishop has returned to her
work clerk for O. ]. Pratt after a visit
of two weeks with her sister, Mrs. X. j.
Taskcr, in New York city.
Miss Maverette Smith went last week
to Buffalo where she will remain during
the remainder of the winter at the home
of her uncle, J. X. Bancroft
n f. Cabot went South Wednesday to
spend a week or more with relatives in
Birmingham, Ala. He was accompanied
from New York b. his son. William b.
| CABOT.
Mr. and Mrs Fred c. Adams and Mr.
and Mrs. John r. Ryder went to Spring
field. Mass, Wednesday to see Kyrle
Pellew as "Eanies.' in the Court Square
theatre.
John w. Drown. who was here to at
tend the funeral of his brother. Charles
w. Drown, is now Hartford represen-
tatiVe of the New York Realty & Trust
company.
Rev. L. +. Lowe Of Barre. formerly of
the Methodist church in Brattleboro, came
| to Bruttleb)ro Wednesday to attend the
funeral Of Mrs Kate Rawson Falcon. re-
turning yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Howard and daughter will sail
from Boston next Thursday on the
"Cymric.' of the White Star line. for
Liverpool. They will spend several
! months in England.
Col. j. G.. Estey. First Lieutenant e.
| H. Davis ana Second Lieutenant G. T.
Mosher went to Burlington Monday to at
tend the school for officers of the Yer
mont National Guard.
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Royal Arch chapter will make his official
| visit next Wednesday to the first district
| in MorrisVille. and on Thursday to the
second district in Rutland
Mr. ard Mrs. Louis Barnes and daughter
went to Springfield this state. SATURDAY.
To visit MIR. and Mrs. George whitney Mr
| Barnes returned Monday. but Mrs. Barnes
and daughter remained several days.
At the annual meeting of the Vermont
State Fair association in Montpelier Fri
day afternoon George w Pierce. presi-
| dent of the Valley Fair association was
elected one of the four vice presidents.
Mrs. Edward Wright will go to New
York today with her young son. Ralph.
and after consultation, If a specialist
deems the trip advisable for the child she
| viii continue with him to Southern Pines
n. c.
Noyes ii. White sustained a fracture of
| bones in the hand by a fan on the ice six
weeks ago and the bones have not knit
ted SO that it is probable that an opera
gether.
Clifton /. sherman. who has been one
Of the editors of the New York sun sew
erdl years, has returned to Hartford
Conn, and resumed his former position
as managing editor of the Hartford
| Courant
Miss Minnie Rawson. who visited her
sister, Mrs \. J. Falcon, in Orange last
week, returned to Orange Monday morn
! ins, having received news that Mrs. Fall
cons condition was more critical Mrs
Falcons death occurred that day
Arthur Mower who has been critically
i'll with measles and pneumonia at his
home on Central STREET is recovering
| slowly. His brother. II. H. Mower. win
return this week to his home in sheldon
! where he intends to open a hardware
store as soon as possible after Feb u
Mrs. r. l. S. Patton sailed from Alex
andria Egypt, Feb. 1, on the White Star
liner Romantic due in Boston Feb %
She is accompanied by her granddauph-
ter, daughter of Prof. /. b Patton. of
Hartford Theological seminary. who is
spending some time in research in Egvpt
The resignation of Rev Allan D. Brown
| as president of Norwich University vroe
| accepted by the trustees of the institu-
ton Feb 4. but his successor will not be
| N''OSSh uHli Tue annual meeting of the
| trustees. Mr.. Brown resigned some time
| ago on account of i'll health. He is now
in the South and is recovering slowly.
Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Davis brought from,
south Londonderry last week a remark
ably fine deer head. The antlers are wide
| reaching ard contain ten points The
leer which is sail to have been one of
| those Liberated near Rutland 90 years ago
was shot by Ernest Moffitt in Peru last
October and the head was mounted in
| Burlington
Mrs. Florence G. Estey and Mrs Annie
q. Cobb returned Wednesday from Cam
| bridge, n. Y, where they were called
| three weeks ago by the illness of their
| brother-in-law, Rev John Anderson.
whose death occurred Feb. l. Their sis
ter, Mrs Anderson. accompanied them.
She will remain here with Mrs Cobb dur
| ing the remainder of the winter
Mr. and Mrs Henry Durham, who have
been in Paris several months, arrived i'm
| New York Thursday Mrs. Durham came
| to Brattleboro and remained with her
sister, Mrs, a. +. Schwenk over SUNDAY
before going to her old home in West
| minister West. Mr.. Durham remained in
| New York several days to attend to bus
| mess affairs before going to Bellows
Falls to take up his new duties as gen
eral manager of The Casein Company of
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