Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-10-06
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.
John d. Spellman. the Rutland lawyer,
was In town Monday.

John d. Spellman. the Rutland lawyer.
was In town Monday.
Miss Helen Chandler has gone to Bos-
ton for an extended visit with her aunt.
Miss Gertrude Matthews sang In the
choir OF the Universalist church Sunday.
II. b. Larkin returned Monday after
a trip down the Hudson to New York
city.
C. NJ Taylor went yesterday to Grafton
to visit a week with his sister. Mrs. Helen
Hamilton.
James II. Allen Of Boston was the guest
OF his sister, Mrs. Carrie Buxton Allen.
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs F. a. Eels Of Meriden.
Conn. have visited this week at c. u.
Whitaker's.
Mrs. Luke Woodland went Monday to
Shelhurne Falls, her former home. for
weeks visit
George Lee and family OF Erving Mass,
/ have moved into \. G.. Aliens house on
/ Vernon street.
Miss Adeline Warner went yesterday to
| Boston &c, enter the Berkeley Street School
! OF Domestic Science.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. a. Fuller and son Of
| Putney We're visitors at Mrs. Fred Ellis s
| during the Valley Fair.
! Miss Leola Ashwen and H. p. Fuller
| of Westminster were guests of Mrs. Car
RE Il. Allen last week
Sherman McQuaid underwent an opera
ton Sunday for the removal OF a cystic
! tumor from the shoulder.
Mrs. a. b. Goodale and son. Tennyson,
who have been in Boston since Saturday,
are expected home today
Miss Lulu Cressy was in Boston recent
| ly and bought there "A Steinway piano to
| use in her musical work.
Mrs. Jane Pettee and her granddaugh-
ter, Edith Simpson, of Brooklyn, are
guests at E. II. Putnam's.
Mrs. Frank Waite went to Newfane
Saturday to be gone week on account
Of the illness of her mother.
Mrs. Milton Bement visited in Gardner,
Mass, this week. Mr.. Bement was in
Burlington two days this week.
b. Suto Of New York, head of the Brat
tleboro Cabinet company. has been in
Brattleboro on business this week
Fred p Wall OF West Brattleboro has
gone to Putney to work on the new school,
house which is being erected there.
Mrs. Allen. who was the guest of Miss
Serotia Alexander several weeks, return
ed yesterday to her home in Boston.
Miss Nellie Turner is stenographer fol
the Dewitt Grocery company during the
absence of Mrs. Jason e. Bushnell.
Leon Barnes Is expected to come from
Boston tomorrow to remain over Sunday
at the home of his brother, L. S. Barnes
The engagement is announced of Fred
o. Dillback and Miss Mertie A. Knowlton
daughter of e. ]. Knowlton, both of thi:
town.
Miss Minnie Stockwell and Mrs. Vespei
OF Springfield, Mass, went Tuesday t
Montpelier to attend the centennial ex
ercises
Miss Carrie Peck housekeeper for A
| Il xuif
her brother in Dandy, Conn, and he
sister in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Aiken of West Dunn
, merston and George Stockwell Of Nortl
Adams were guests at Henry Stockwen'
in West Brattleboro last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Howe Of Lyndon
vile, this state, who spent several day
with Mr.. Howe's sister, Mrs. Willis o
Highland street, returned home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs e. w. Gibson left Wed
nesday on an automobile trip to Bosto
I ! accompanied by Mrs. G. F. Hadley an
daughter, Mrs. A. p, Carpenter of Ches
= | ter
Mrs. Charles Baker of the Webhanne
n House, Wells Beach, Maine who was tn
y guest or Mrs, c. o, Robbins several days
8 returned Saturday One evening durin
t her visit Mrs. Robbins invited the Brat
tleboro people who were at Wells Beac
h this summer, about 35 in all, to her HON
s to meet Mrs. Baker.
Windham county friends of Fred A
y Flagg will learn with regret of his sever
/. illness with typhoid fever at his home /
Troy, N. Y. Mr.. Flagg is a son of tn
"a late Gen. S. p. Flagg of Wilmington an
{. brother of John II. Flagg and Mrs. Fail
d banks of New York city Mr. FIagg al
A. tended the high school in Brattleboro an
II for several years past has been manag,
y for eastern and northern New York. Wesi
- ern Massachusetts, Vermont Maine an
I. New Hampshire of the Fidelity an
Casualty company OF New York.