Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-15
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Col Francis Goodhue was in Boston this
week.
Miss Della e. Joslln has returned to her
school in Medford, Mass.
| l. A. Moore has returned from a visit
In Athol and other Massachusetts towns
Mrs. Fred D. Ellis returned Saturday
! from visit in Putney and Bellows Falls
Mrs. Martin Sleeper of Putney was the
! guest of Mrs. Carrie Allen the first of the
week.
Mrs. Mary Bryant of Keene came ves-
terday to visit her sister, Mrs. George H.
| Ryder
Miss Cora Hatch, who was In Fredonia.
| N. T., and vicinity four weeks. returned
| Saturday.
Miss Katherine Calvin of Northampton
VIII spend Sunday at her home on Wall
nut street.
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Cummings
returned Monday after two weeks visit
| in Brooklyn.
George Ingraham has finished work as
chet at Halls restaurant and has gone
to Greenfield
Miss Gertrude Matthews has returned
to the St Germaine bakery after a
months vacation.
Homer B. Ellis returned Tuesday after
spending two weeks with Brainerd Tay-
lor at Spofford Lake
-hls' NdITle b. Allen and son, Albert,
have returned after visiting at Mrs J. r.
Derry's in Townshend.
Miss Florence Putnam returned from
Alstead Saturday to resume teaching in
the Chase street school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w Cushing of Cen
tral street have gone to Montreal to spend
part of their vacation.
Judge and Mrs. Joseph ellison Of Sara
toga, N. Y, are visiting the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Sarah G.. Burpee.
e c. Davis will move from H. B. Cham
berlain's house on Western avenue to
c. S. Hemenway's house on Clark street
Eldridge Cundiff went to Albany. N. Y.
yesterday to begin his duties as assist
ant physical director in the Y. NJ. C. A.
Misses Carrie and Abbie wellman of
Westminster West visited their cousin.
Mrs. c. A. Waitman, Saturday and Sun
day.
James White. Fred Bemis and Henry
Willis of Meriden, Conn. will return
home today after an outing at Sunset
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Heaphy and
grandson of Yonkers, N Y, came We'd
nesday to spend several days at L. Hea-
phys.
Mrs. William Plimpton and daughter.
Irene returned Sunday after a ten DAYS
stay at E. Langille's farm in West Dunn
merston.
Mrs. Winker, Misses Abbie, Martha and
Maud Winkler who were guests at f. L.
Smiths a month, returned Friday to their
home in Camden, N. ].
Mrs. Grace Joslin Hodgkins and friend
have visited her parents at L. L. Joslin's.
On their return they will also visit i'm
Northfield and Northampton.
Mary Brooks Goodhue went Saturday
to her home in Germantown, Pa, after
a several weeks visit with her grand
father, Col. Francis Goodhue
Mrs. w. S. Stearns and daughter, Edith
Maude Stearns, went to Bellows Falls
Tuesday to attend the French-H Halliday
wedding. returning Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Bradley, operator at the
Postal telegraph office, is confined to her
home by illness. Edward Condor of AL
bany, n. Y, is substituting for her.
Mrs. j. Edgar Mellen and daughters re-
turned Friday for Beach Park, Conn,
where they spent about six weeks Mr..
Mellen went there to return with them.
Arthur Monroe who has been in Hart
ford. Conn, the past summer, came to
Brattleboro yesterday to spend a week
before returning to Wesleyan university.
c. w. Durham, w. H. Bracket, E D.
Whitney and II. p. Wellman went yester-
day in Mr. Dunhams automobile to
Springfield, this state, to attend the fair
there.
John Grady, John Brosnahan, James
Clune, Joseph Savery and John Larrow
We're among the fans at the Fall River
Springfield base ball game in Springfield
yesterday.
Mrs. Helen Warren Anger. daughter
of Mrs. Jennie T. Warren, arrived in
New York Sept. 12, on the steamer Nu-
indian, having spent two months travel
ing in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Austin of New
York city are spending a month at the
home of Mr.. Austins sister, Miss Mar
garet Austin, on Elliot street. Mr. Austin
Is a physical instructor in the New York
Athletic club.
Gen. Patrick A. Collins, mayor of Bos-
ton, whose death yesterday is recorded
elsewhere, served as upholsterer's an
prentice in Boston under G. B. Kirwan
of Brattleboro, previous to entering upon
his career as a lawyer.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Walker and daugh-
ter, Gladys, of Concord, Mass, who have
been boarding with Mrs. c. A. Waitman
of Canal street, have taken a tenement
at is Clark street. Mr.. Walker is fore
man of the Souto factory.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Chase of Berkeley,
Calf, have been spending a few days at
p. S. Chase's. F. d. Chase, who was
formerly engaged extensively in lumber
ing in this county, is now one of the
largest real estate owners in Berkeley.
Mrs. Gertie Pierce of New York city.
Miss Lizzie Willis of Meriden. Conn,
Mrs. Ada Harris, Mrs. Della Stockweli
and Mrs. Isaphene Cain of Brattleboro.
all cousins, held a reunion this week with
another cousin, Mrs. Julia Chase This
was their first meeting since they were
girls.
Brattleboro people who attended the
conference of Congregational churches in
Jamaica Wednesday and yesterday were
Judge and Mrs E. L. Waterman. Rev.
H. r. Miles Mrs. H. A. Tucker and Mrs.
c. H. Thompson, and from West Brat
tleboro, Rev. and Mrs. L. NJ, Keneston
and Miss Florence Clark.