Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-09
BRATTLEB0Ro LOCAL
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. C. A. Trip has taken rooms In
Crosby block.
James Allen is a recent addition to the |
list of tenants in Crosby block.
Miss Annie Murphy has returned from
two weeks in Sherbrooke, p. @.
Miss George Field of Leverett, Mass,
is the guest of Miss Ella Stebbins.
Miss Pauline JENNIE will return next
week to her studies at Mt Holyoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Dyke have been in
Manchester, N. H., on their vacation
Miss Wiley, who spent the summer in
town, returned to New York Saturday.
Mrs. F. l.. Hunt went Tuesday to Wor-
cester, Mass, where she Will visit two
weeks.
Roy and Carol Fisher visited with
William Wright in South Hadley Mass,
over Sunday.
Miss Minnie johnson returned Wednes-
day to Beverly, Mass, where she is pIin-
cipal of a school,
Cornelius Billings of Washington came
to Brattleboro this week to cast his vote
at the state election.
General Secretary Reed of the Y. NJ.
c. A. returned Monday after a stay of
three weeks in Montpelier
Mrs. j. II. Tones and children. who
have been at Spofford lake for the sum-
mer, viii return home today.
About 90 members of the Baptist choir
enjoyed a corn roast Wednesday evening
on the pebby beach near West river.
Mrs A. w. Dunklee has closed her home
in Marlboro and come to Brattleboro to
live with her daughter, Mrs. William Pow
ers.
Mrs. C. f. r. Jenne entertained a few
friends Saturday evening at porch party
in honor of Mrs. F. A. Cutler of Mime
apolis.
Myron p. Davis has decided to give up
comic opera work and has therefore re-
signed his position with the Red Feather
company.
Miss Nellie NJ. Archer and Miss Alice
NJ Boyd, who were guests at Hillcrest
several weeks, returned to New York
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Devine and
daughter of Providence, X. l., are visit
ing Mr.. Devine's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Devine.
Mrs n. a. Cheney and daughter, Miss
Pearle f. Cheney, returned last week
| from a visit in Orange, Mass, and Sara
| toga Springs, n. Y.
Mrs. Hamilton who was with her
daughter in Maine throughout the sum
| mer returned Tuesday to the home of her
son, DR.. Fremont Hamilton.
L. F. Adams left Tuesday on a bust
| ness trip of ten days TO -four mills in
Michigan, Indiana and New York His
|
| Mrs. j. II. Tones and daughter. VAL
erie. of Brooklyn and Miss Margaret
| J'pham of Watertown, n. Y, have been
| the guests of Mrs. E d. Whitney.
| Mrs. +. +. Gobe and daughter of
West Brattleboro are visiting Mr.. and
and Mrs. Frank Harris in Millers Falls
! Mr.. Gobe was there over Sunday.
| Robert Woodruff. who has been at the
| home OF his uncle. DR.. Fremont Hamil-
| ~ Of no ratn a
nesday to his home in Brunswick, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. a. Boyden and Mr..
| and f. J. Waterman left yesterday to
attend the Worlds Fair in St. Louis.
Mrs. c. F. r. JENNIE gave an Eat home
Monday afternoon to friends who had an
| opportunity to listen to songs by Mrs.
Jacob George Ullery and piano recital
| by Miss JENNIE.
Mrs Edmund NJ. Wheaty OF New
York was at the home of her brother.
r. C. Bacon. over Sunday and Labor
| day. She went from here to her former
home in Springfield, this state.
| Mrs. L. w. Gibson and children went
| Saturday to Chester to remain while
Capt. Gibson is away with Company L.
Miss F. Z. Guild accompanied them to
| remain in Chester several days.
Col L. ID. Taylor left Wednesday after
| noon to witness the military manoeuvres
| at Manassas, having been detailed to
represent Gov. Mccullough in company
with exLieut. Gov. 2. NJ. Mansur
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Clay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank f. Perry. and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. e. Dyke went to Boston Saturday to
| attend the funeral OF a relative, Mrs.
| George +. Kicker of Cambridgeport.
VIII Stolte of the customs service in
Island Pond is greeting many old friends
this week. He came here on the night
train Tuesday after the election in his
town, his daughter accompanying him.
Camp Chesterfield for boys was broken
at Spofford lake Thursday, when the oc-
cupants. who enjoyed eight weeks of
life there, returned to their homes. Mr..
and Mrs L. Burr Smith and children will
return to Plainfeld, n. J., Monday.
Melvin Thurber will leave Monday to
begin training with the foot ball squad
at Colgate university. This will be Thur
bers fourth season on the team as regu-
lar tackle. He will be captain of the track
team next spring, and will graduate in
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Durham left
early Wednesday morning in their auto
mobile for a trip to Mr.. Dunham's old
home in West Paris, Maine. They will
go via the White Mountains and Craw-
ford Notch On their return they will
pass through Portsmouth and Newbury-
port and thence to Boston.
DR.. II. d. Holton, II. F. C. Todt and
Mrs. L. II. Dearborn attended the annual
convention of the Windham County as
| ISOLATION OF Baptist churches held at
Windham as delegates from the Brat
tleboro Baptist church, Miss Josephine
Todt, Miss Ellen Sherman and Mrs Mar
Gus Robbins were present at the conven-
ton.
Benjamin McGehen, leading tenor So
loist in the Red Feather opera company
and his sister. Nora McGehen, prima
donna soprano in the English Grand OPP
era company. who were at the Stone cot
tage at Spofford lake during the summer
returned to New York Monday. John
Boyle, who was with them at the lake