Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-10-21
BRATTLEBOR0 PERSONAL.

Arthur Rohde spent Sunday in White
River Junction.
Lawyer r. c. Bacon went to Montpelier
Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Stockwell went to Boston
Tuesday for treatment at a hospital.
Herman Eddy of Stratton has taken up
the study of law in c. C. Fitts's office.
Elmer Phelps returned Monday from a
visit with relatives in Massachusetts.
Mrs G. C. Averill went Tuesday to
Boston to visit several days with her
mother.
Mrs o. D. Esterbrook will go tomor-
row to Winchendon, Mass, to spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Graffam, who were
in Merrimac Mass, few days, returned
| Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed went to Ber-
nardston Saturday to spend a week at
Baxter Reeds.
F. R. Vaughan and F. L. Burnett have
been in New York this week to make
selections of goods for the holiday season
Mrs. I. II. Williamson went Monday to
Greenfield to visit her daughter at the
Prospect Hin school.
! Walter II. Childs returned yesterday
| from Boston, where he visited his son,
c. Fred Childs, a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Whitney and
two children of Springfield. Mass, spent
| Sunday at L. L. Whitney's.
! William Day of Centreville has moved
| into Miss Esther lnomass house on tie
south side of Thomas street
Miss Emma Lundberg, who is teach
| ing in Springfield, Mass, spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home on Central
| street.
]. II. Blatherwick and family will move
| from Highland street to the house on
! Forest street which will be vacated by
y. e. Atwood.
Mrs. Margaret Gatty went to Green
! field Monday to spend the day with Mrs.
| Mary Willard, who left Tuesday for an
extended visit in the West
Chief-of- Police L. S. Hall will return
this week from a vacation of two weeks,
a part of which was spent at his former
home in Westmoreland, n. II.
Frank Barber of the Brooks House
I Pharmacy is in Northern New Hampshire
and his former home in Danville, this
state, for a vacation of few days.
J. E. Hall and Miss Edith Thayer were
elected delegates Sunday by the Baptist
| Bible school to attend the state Sunday
school convention in Ludlow this week
Col. L. D. Taylor Capt. f. ]. Water
man. Henry H. Crosby, j. Willard Cobb
and w. II. Childs are at Col. Taylor's
! cottage at Spofford lake for an outing of
several days.
The students of the Junior class in
Amherst college elected officers last week
and among those selected was Carl Hol-
lander of Brattleboro for the Office of
gymnasium director
Mrs. James a. Lillis, who underwent an
operation in the hospital in Albany, n.
| Y, and was there several weeks, return
ed Saturday to her home in Rutland, ac-
companied by her nurse.
c. X. Jones and son, Guy, and E. NJ
! Goodenough went yesterday to East Dover
where they will be Joined today by Arthur
| +. Wilson, and the party will spend the
week hunting deer. Mr. Goodenough will
act as cook
Archie Mellen went to BroolIllne, Mass.
Wednesday to attend the funeral of Po-
liceman Joseph McMurray, who was shot
| Monday evening by a drunken man whom
he was trying to arrest Mr.. Meen and
| officer McMurray were personal friends.
Rev. Father NJ j. Carmody went to
Ludlow Monday and on Tuesday returned
to Brattleboro, accompanied by his sis
ter, Miss Kate Carmody; his niece, Miss
Katherine Carmody, and Miss Margaret
Shea The latter will be housekeeper at
the parochial residence.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Durham and
daughter, Marion, will start today for
! Philadelphia, where Mrs. Durham and
! daughter will visit Mr. and Mrs. John
| Lewis Morse, Mr.. Durham will go to st.
| Louis to visit the Worlds Fair, return
ing with his family early in November
Pierce Brown. one of the students at
Norwich university while going down the
stairs in barracks No 2 today made a
msstep and fell, striking on the back of
his head and cutting quite a cash. He
was taken to the office of DR., w B. Mayo
in an unconscious condition. He is now
at his home in town and probably no Sc
rious injury will result. Mr.. Brown is
the son of the late Rev. Allan d. Brown,
former president of the university.
Montpelier Journal of Tuesday.