Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-10-20
BRATTLEB0RO LOCAL
PERSONAL

visit in Orange, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arad Gould are spending
the week with relatives in Cavendsh
Mrs A. V. Cox is spending a few days
| in Walpole, the guest of Mrs. J. c. Howe.
j. Erwin Hoy has gone to Chicago on
business trip. Mrs. Hoy is at the Brooks
| House.
Foster Crown came from Northampton
| Tuesday for a visit of a few days with his
| father, p f. Crown.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Leitslnger OF
Marietta, Ohio. came to Brattleboro this
| week to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Staples and
| child of Greenfield came Monday to spend
a few days with relatives.
Mrs. II. r. Miles and daughter, Mar
garet, returned Monday from a visit Of
several weeks in Chicago.
Mrs. w. H. Welcome will go to Block
! Island this week for an indefinite stay for
the benefit of her health
G. II. Timson moved Saturday from
West Brattleboro to one of Miss Dom
nells houses on Clark street.
Mrs. e. II. Chase, who was Ill at Mr..
| Hanrahans in Hlnsdale several weeks,
returned to her home Tuesday.
Miss Blanche NJ. Howard is successor
to Mrs. Arthur L. Maynard as clerk in
! +. W. Kuechs dry goods store.
Charles w. Durham was one of the
spectators at the international automobile
races on Long Island last Saturday
Mrs f. H. Farr is confined to the
house with a sprained knee, injured IN
| a fall at her home a few days ago.
+. L. Houghton and j. G.. Ullery will
attend the breeders sale of Holstein cat
tie at Syracuse, n. Y, next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Taylor, who as
usual spent the summer at o. F. Bailey's
on Canal street, left Tuesday to return
! to Washington.
Edward IL. Roberts who has been en-
ployed by the S. A. Smith company, has
bought a lumber mill in Orange. He will
move there next week.
Mrs. George l.. Durham and daughter,
| Marion, returned Monday after visit
| with Mrs. Dunhams sister, Mrs. ]. Lewis
Morse, in Philadelphia.
Miss Florence Smith of Minneapolis,
started for her home Wednesday after
spending the summer at the home of
her uncle, L. F. Adams.
Mrs. L. F. Holden left Monday for
visit of several days in Springfield and
| Holyoke. Mr.. Holden and Gladys will
join her Saturday to remain over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Willcutt and
daughters, Mrs. F. A. Richardson and
Miss Harriet Willcutt left yesterday for
a weeks visit with relatives in Benning
ton.
congressman anu MTS. ttaSklnS leIl
Tuesday on trip of a week or more to
New York and Washington, to make ar
rangements for their winters stay in
the latter city.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason L. Bushnell re-
turned Saturday night from their we'd
ding trip. They began housekeeping this
week in one of ii. l.. Emerson's houses
on Green street.
C. X Jones and son, Guy. Jones, will
go to East Dover Monday to hunt deer.
Charles Stockwell and ID. l. Clough will
go to Jamaica tomorrow night, also on n
deer hunting trip.
DR.. w. N Thompson. superintendent Of
the Hartford Comm Retreat, came to
Bratleboro Saturday, and on Sunday Mrs.
Thompson and children returned with him
to Hartford to live,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clapp of Wood
stock were guests at A. V. CoXs from
Saturday to Monday. Mr.. Clapp. who
has been station agent in Woodstock "a
years, is cousin of Mrs. Cox.
Mrs. w. f. Mixer entertained the V. d.
S. S. c. alumni at her home. corner of
Western avenue and orchard street, We'd
nesday evening, at $50 Supper was
served and a social evening enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. f. d. Whitney and Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Whitney started Monday
on an automobile trip of several days. go
ing to Fitchburg and Worcester. Miss
Joined them In Fitchburg.
Mrs Leander Thomas, Miss Esther
! Thomas and Harry Thomas will start
from Ogden, Utah, for Brattleboro next
Monday. Harry Thomas, who was taken
seriously i'll al Ogden on his way TO Cal
ifornia several weeks ago, is much bet
ter.
Mrs Charles Warder, Mrs. Henry f.
Wiggin, Mrs. L. Q. s. Osgood and Mrs.
George E. Foster attended the meeting of
the Connecticut Valley Associate Alliance
in Greenfield yesterday, representing the
Womans Alliance of the Unitarian
church.
Item from Leyden in Greenfield Re-
corder: Mr.. and Mrs. George futile of
Brattleboro were guests at A. n. Fosters,
last week. MIR futile and Mr. Foster
went hunting one day and brought in 10
gray squirrels, six cartridges and four
hawks"
Rev. Thomas Cain, a former Brattle-
boro boy, has resigned the pastorate OF
the Baptist church in Windsor to accept
a call to Laconia, N. II. Mr. Cain has
years. and previous to going there filed
a pastorate in West Swanzey, N. II.
c. H. Brosnahan who came Saturday to
visit his sister, Mrs. Martin AUSTIN will
remain here two or three weeks. Mr..
Brosnahan, who was formely painter in
|
ago, and this is his first visit here. He has
been a successful carriage manufacturer
in Oakland, Calf, number of years.
Horace H. Hadley of Rushford, N. Y,
returned to his home Wednesday after
spending a week with George Hadley
and old acquaintance in the Wilder
district. He was born in Brattleboro, a
son of Ebenezer Hadley. The family
moved away from Brattleboro over
40 years ago Mr. Hadley brought
into this office copies of volumes 8, 4
and of The Phoenix, published by VIII
liam r. Ryther in 1887, 1888 and 1889
In one corner of the papers was the
name of Mr.. Hadeys father, e. Hadley,
written in ink in The Phoenix office be-
fore mailing.
The friends and nelghbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pliney Chase discovered last Monday
morning they We're soon to move from
the Carroll place to Dummerston, to live
on Mrs. Bradley's upper farm, and 1t was
resolved that they should be made to
realize that they were good neghbors and
would be missed. The result was that
( about 100 persons besieged their home,
I carrying\ refreshments. of coffee and cake,
, and two easy chairs which We're presented
by Warren Fesenden. The recipients re-
sponded. The weather was fine, all en-
5 joyed the evening, and reluctantly said
good night to the host and hostess at a
late hour all wishing happiness and pros
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