Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-08-26
eRArTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

In BernardStOn IueSday evening.
MIR and Mrs. Leslie Scott returned to
their home in New York city Friday
Leroy Corser has resumed the study
OF law in Waterman & Martins office.
p. f. Connors went to Boston Wednes-
day. He will return tomorrow or Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs Newell Moore Of Akron
Ohio. came Monday to visit Brattleboro
relatives.
r. S. Childs was one Of the speakers al
the Democratic rally in Bellows Falls
/ Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel of New York CITY
are visiting Mrs. Daniels mother, Mrs
| Harriet Dearborn.
/ Mrs F. Z. Viano returned to Boston
Monday after spending month with
/ Mrs. T. a. Murphy
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Thomas are at Mr.
/ Thomas's old home in Plattsburg, ~ y.
/ for a weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Chnds and son Of
Manchester, n. H., have been with rel
atves in town this week
Fred spaulding Of Springfield, this
state. formerly a law student in Brattle-
| boro was in town Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Hines Of Boston, formerly
employed in the Eddy bakery. is visit
ing G. II. Eddy on Clark street.
H. F. Brooks attended reunion Of for
IlfT HIANtUlh Ol Ait blQ dGdueulN IN New
Salem, Mass. last Thursday
Mrs. Herbert Warner Of North Adams
went Monday TO Keene after spending
several days at Freeman SCOTS
Mr. and Mrs John l. Newman return
ed Saturday from Boston, where they at
tended the Grand Army encampment
John Tufts returned to Bridgeport.
Conn. Wednesday after spending sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. S. A Dan
iels.
Mrs ovington Ross and children Of
| Sheboygan, Wis, are visiting Mrs. Ross
parents. Col and Mrs. Dunton, on Grove
street.
Mr. and Mrs Ora Butterfield and daugh-
ter, Helen. Of Detroit are spending
vacation with friends in Brattleboro and
Halifax
Leon Whitney Of Hartford, Conn, is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Whitney He will return to Hartford
Sunday
Richard Averil has gone on a trip by BIZ
cycle to New London, and thence by boat
to Block Island, where he will spend his
vacation.
Miss Mollie Stark Childs Of New York
city went Friday to Saratoga after spend
ing two weeks with Miss Ruth Childs at
Hillcrest.
Harry Thornton of Providence, r. l.,
came Monday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Leon B. Coates. and the Coates family at
Sunset lake.
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Hail blanche
Emery of Springfield. Mass, have visit
ed this week with Mrs. Halls aunt, Mrs.
L. d. Greene.
Dennison Cowles was elected a vice
president Of the National Rogue associa-
ton at a meeting held in Norwich, Conn,
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs W. p. Vinton left on We'd
nesday for San Francisco, where they
will attend the triennial conclave of the
knights Templar.
Miss Ellen Sherman went to Hartford,
Conn. Monday to be one of the guests
next week at a house party to be given
by Mrs. Rodgers.
z. f. Vanderpool has as visitors this
, week his sister Mrs. Josie Henderson, and
his daughter, Miss Marion Vanderpool
both OF Springfield, Mass
Mrs C. F. r. JENNIE returned Friday
from Lake Sunapee, where she spent sew
J eral days as the guest OF Mrs. Carroll
Moore OF Bellows Falls.
Frank II. Field of New Britain, Conn,
is visiting his parents on Pearl street
and his sister Mrs. Cutler of Minneap-
oils. who came last week
Miss Lou Powell of Springfield, Mass,
} is spending several weeks with Miss
| Florence Clark while Mrs. Clark is visit
ing at John l. Knowltons in Lowell.
II. II. Howe and his mother, Mrs. L. A.
Z Howe started Saturday for an extended
visit with relatives and friends in Con-
necticut, New Jersey and New York
! C. A. Borden has begun plastering his
2 new house on Oak Grove avenue. water
! pipe is being laid from the Canal street
water main to Mr.. Borden's and Mr..
Crolls houses.
Mrs. l. NJ. Tucker and daughter Media,
i of Greenfield, and Mrs. H. K. Blanchard
-1,-l.
Falls have been guests of A. r. Harris
! and daughter, Nettie. this week.
= Mrs. Henry H. Crosby. art teacher in
= | the Brattleboro Incorporated school dis
trict, has received and declined a call to
= become art instructor in an educational
I institution in South Carolina.
] Prof. George \. Towns of Atlanta uni
n versity will speak in the Congregational
church next Sunday morning. He will
n be accompanied by a colored quartet, who
= will take the place of the regular choir
b Chaplain s. ]. Smith of the 18th United
e States Infantry now on a leave Of alb
sence from his regiment, was in town
: Tuesday. accompanied by Rev Mr.. Ber-
f ry. his successor in charge of the West
r Halifax church.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Gilbert and
son, Howard, will start tomorrow fol-
n Sioux City, Iowa, via Montreal, to visit
( Mr. Gilbert's sister Mrs. Howard P
!
d will spend a few days at the st. Loui:
Q exposition.
: Mr.. Sueeter of New York, who is Wis
iting his daughter, Miss Josephine Street.
d er, who is at Mrs. Dalton's for the sum-
s mer is a native OF Vernon, and was
s clerk years ago in Hall & Townsley':
S store in this town This is his first visit
s here in over so years.
Gilbert Batchelder of Honolulu, for
J. merly Of Newfane and a graduate of the
o Brattleboro high school, was in Brattle-
d boro Friday on his way from Newfane L
y Fitchburg. He will be married ir Monet
W video. Mimi, and will sail with his bride
for the Hawaiian Islands about Sept. 20.
> Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Merrill o.
l. Woodstock have issued invitations to the
II marriage of their daughter, Miss Minnie
" Geraldine Merrill, to Albert Edward Ho
, bart, the event to take place in the churci
in Woodstock Tuesday evening, Sept. 6
y at o'clock. reception will follow il
20 Christian chapel.
a Arthur White, who has been employed
II in a photograph studio in Springfield
: Mass, gave up his position last week
He spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
"a and Mrs. ]. f. White, and on Monda!
= went to Boston to attend the convention
"A of New England photographers. He vii
= go into business for himself as soon al
!, he finds a suitable locality.
Mr. and Mrs John II Shaw of Spring