Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-08
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

f. ID. e. Stowe attended the poultry
show in Springfield, Mass, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Cragin OF Camden.
N. j., were at c. Il. Aliens Thanksgiving.
Mrs. c. f. Bingham is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. II. A. Wiley, in Newport
N. II.
Miss Florence Allen of Hudson, N. Y,
was at the home of her parents over
Thanksgiving.
Miss Lucy Haynes returned Monday af-
ter spending Thanksgiving at her home
in Bennington.
Mrs Marcus Robbins returned Mon
day from n visit of several weeks In
Chicago and other places.
Miss Coutremarsh, who has been trim
mer i'm Mrs. Meals millinery store, re-
turned to Boston Monday.
Prof. Arthur Field of Colby academy
returned to New London, N. H.. Tuesday
after ii visit with his cousin, s. A.
Daniels.
Senator George f. Morrison of Saco.
Me, has been in town this week on bust
ness. He Is one of the directors of the
Peels Food company.
Mrs. Francis Goodhue, jr., and child
rem returned Tuesday to their home I'm
Germantown, Pa, after spending some
time at Col. Francis Goodhue's
Carl Anderson and oscar Larson start
ed Wednesday for Berkeley, Calf, to
live They have been among the best
known Of Bratteboros younger Swedish
residents.
clyde Chamberlain, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. a. Chamberlain, started We'd
nesday for Daytona, Fla, where he will
work for his uncle. c. O. Chamberlain, in
motel during the winter.
Rev. II. r. Miles attended meeting
of the churches of the Windham and
Union conferences at a Forward Move
ment rally in Bellows Falls. which be-
gan Wednesday and closed yesterday.
Clifford Davis. who had been in st.
Johnsbury a short time. came to Brat
tleboro Monday for a visit of several days
before returning to his home in Worces-
ter Mr.. Davis is on the stan OF the Wor-
cester Telegram.
Miss Julia l.. Dolan trained nurse. for
mery OF Bratteboro, who underwent an
operation on the glands Of her throat in
the Rutland city hospital recently is i'm
proving rapidly and will soon be able to
return to this town.
DIR. Henry d. Holton. secretary of the
state board OF health. went to Burlington
yesterday TO attend a meeting Of the
board. The commission appointed to re-
| wise the Vermont statutes has asked Dir,
Holton to be in Essex Junction today
! for n conference relative to the state
| health laws.
Fred Spencer. Luther Hawley and Ar
| temas wilkins returned this week TO
| Worcester Polytechnic institute Hontio
Smith Ned Leonard and George Pierce
to Amherst college, and Horace Scott.
| Stuart Frost and his guest John
| Spengler to Rensselaer, Polytechnic in
stltute, Troy, n. Y.
Harry p. Greene. who has studied in
the Cornell medical department. matric-
ulated in the second year class OF the
| medical department OF the University OF
Vermont at the opening OF sessions for
| this year on Monday. The medical school
| is now held In the building recently COM
| pleted at an expense OF 100000 There
are lis men in the medical department
| this year, an increase of 25 over last
| year.
| Chester Sanders Lord. managing editor
| OF the New York sun, has recently COM
| pleted 25 years OF service with that paper.
and the anniversary was celebrated by a
| breakfast at Delmonicos. where a LOVING
cup was presented to Mr.. Lord. A com
pany of 100 was present, including In
addition TO members of the Sun stan
many others prominent on other news
| papers who were formerly connected with
the sun. including Clifton L. Sherman.
managing editor OF the Hartford Courant.
Only 10 out of 10 applicants to practice
pharmacy passed the recent examination
of the state board in Columbus, Ohio.
| Three OF the successful candidates were
| from Cleveland. one OF them being Theo-
dore p. Rabbit, youngest son of the late
Rev. ]. II. Babbitt OF West Bratteboro,
Mr. Rabbit. both before and after he
studied at a college OF pharmacy in Phila-
delphia, was an employe Of George +,
| Greene's drug store. Mr.. Babbitt visited
in town several days within a few weeks
The Burlington Free Press published
the following Saturday in its special
| correspondence from Washington; Rep
resentative and Mrs. Kttredge Haskins
who lived at n hotel last winter. have
! this year taken n handsome fiat In the
Connecticut, one of the newer and most
handsome of the many fiat houses In
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins
have tried housekeeping and boarding
and winter In a fashionable apartment
house. equipped with a cafe will add
still more to their experience"
Mr.. and Mrs. Christie b. Crowel and
young son left Brattleboro Tuesday after
noon, going to Springfield and from there
on their journey across the continent
over the New York Central. Burlington
Denver and Rio Grande and Southern
Pacific railroad systems Their destina-
ton will be Benicia, Mrs. Crowelrs former
home. 80 miles from San Francisco Mr.
Crowell will leave there the day after
Christmas, but Mrs Crowell and son will
remain until next summer. when Mr.
Crowell will travel to California again 10
return with them.