Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-29
eRArrLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Brooks House this week
Mrs. Albert Mcclure of Jamaica Plain
Mass is visiting in town briefly.
Mrs. A. w. Childs OF Manchester Is
with relatives in town this week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Pine of Providence,
r. l., visited in town over Sunday.
Lawrence Shields Of Fitchburg has |
greeted old friends here this week.
Ernest williams, a former resident, is
here from Orange, Mass, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vincent OF Mont |
peler visited last week at o. T. Dodges
Arthur and VIII willard OF Springfield,
Mass, were visitors here during the fair
II. A. streeter OF Waterbury Conn. is
at the home Of his parents on western
| avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. White have gone to
Schenectady, N Y, to visit their son.
Arthur.
Fred e. Gilbert went to Chester. Pa,
Monday to enter Grocer theological
seminary.
Ben Devoe OF the soldiers home in Ben
nington has been here for his usual fair
week visit.
Mrs. Arthur Tidd Of Northampton is at
the home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Arson Williams.
Charles L. shattuck of Staten Island
is here for visit of a few days with his
sister. Mrs. W. b. Smith.
Col and Mrs Thomas Harmon and
daughter, Grace, OF Bennington, are
spending the week in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Dudley Of Revere,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Dudley's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Hopkinson.
DR.. Raymond Elmer OF Bellows Falls
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wright OF Bethel have
been at ]. Z. Elmer's this week.
Samuel Dudley and daughter. Mrs.
Chaplin, Of Concord, VT, are visiting Mr..
Dudley's sister, Mrs. Hopkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Kimball returned
Tuesday after a visit OF few days with
their grandchildren in Hartford. Conn.
Sanford A. Daniels was in Worcester
Tuesday to attend a reunion OF agents OF
the Provident Life and Trust company.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Durham OF North
Bennington are visiting this week with
Mrs. Ellen Goodrich OF % Western avenue
Mrs Mabel Walker Dale and son,
Harry. OF st. Augustine. Florida, were
guests of Mrs. Ellen Goodrich last week.
Mrs. George L. Gilbert and daughter,
, Marjorie, OF Rutland were guests of Mr..
! and Mrs w. a. Gilbert during the Valley
Fair.
Miss Bessie Butterfield will return TO
Maiden tomorrow after spending two
I weeks with her mother, Mrs. ora Butter
field.
| Or. and Mrs. II. II. Dinsmore OF Enfield,
1 | n. H., were visitors at the fair. The
], doctor was an exhibitor at the bench
show.
DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Gwyer returned to
. their home In New York. city Monday
8 after spending the summer at their farm
at Sunset lake
il Rev. George u. Lawson has been In
n Fairhaven this week, where he delivered
: the annual sermon before the Baptist
$ state convention.
:. Mrs. l. C. CrosIer has finished work al
k the overall factory after II years of al
most continuous service. She will take
, needed and well-earned rest
. Mrs. w. b. Trask OF Erie. Penn, anC
:, Mrs Ellis OF Portsmouth, n. H., returned
y Monday after spending a few days will
a Mr.. and Mrs. Horton d. Walker.
i Frank F. Howe Of the Bennington Ban
D. ner and Charles Webb OF the Montpelie
z. Journal. both former residents OF Brat
n tleboro. took in" the sights OF the fair.
d c. w. Gates of franklin. state highwa!
lr commissioner, was a guest OF Mr.. ant
y Mrs. G. +. Warner at the Valley Fai
W Wednesday on his way TO Wilmington.
lie Gerald Klrwan visited his sister. Mis-
II Annie Kirwan. at A. II. Illness this week
lie The young man has an excellent position
! as illustrator on one OF the Boston dan
le papers.
~ Walter Henkel. who graduated recenu
:, from the Albany Business college, ha
-, secured desirable position with tn
= American Telephone x Telegraph com
pany in Troy, ~. Y.
ne c. F. Macomber OF Boston. who ha
- been directing the rehearsals for tn
~ Chimes OF Normandy. went Monday I
III Corning n. Y, where Iolanthe will b
=. brought out under his direction.
or Miss Nellie T. Eddy. who was proof
" reader In F. L. Hildreth Co.'S 10
~ printing Office several months during tn
40 absence OF Miss Mary L. Horton, wer
an Friday to Boston for a visit OF severf
I'D weeks.
ie Mrs. II. Kingsley and daughter, Ruth
ic have left for n stay OF several weeks
he Boston and vicinity. Mrs. Phinney {
e. Boston, mother OF Mrs Kingsley. cam
10 Thursday to accompany her daughter
he Boston.
lis Clarence Miller. who made slow re
Cd | coVery from an operation for appendicitis
IN is back at the Brooks House and Is ao
nd to ride out daily. George NJ Clay is alb
lis to be back at his office after an absenc
of several weeks.
ed Midshipman Lucien Kimball, who es
er pected to return to Annapolis this weel
en- received a telegram Thursday extendin
IL his furlough to Oct. II. owing to the ou
ur break OF diphtheria and typhoid fever
OF the naval academy.
as DR.. Frank F. Haskins. son OF Mr.. ar
vs. Mrs. Hiland Haskins, has sent to Bra
or tleboro friends cards announcing the n
T. moval OF his office from S65 Massachuset
in avenue, Boston, TO 254 Huntington avenu
er opposite Symphony hall.
u u Mr.. and Mrs VIII Schuster have finisl
IL ed their engagement at the Tivoll theat
ne in San Francisco, where they have bee
IN singing the past three or four year
n After spending a months vacation {
us the Pacific coast they will come east.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Orrin o. Ware have ISSUE
'ar invitations to the marriage OF their daugl
'as ter. Katherine Stuart, to Herbert Boyd'
NE Newton OF Holyoke, Mass, the event
Tv be celebrated at the family residence,
ice High street, Bratteboro. Tuesday, o.
w. 10, at 1890.
ci- George N. Holland OF Washington,
I. c., q veteran OF the civil war and son
ial the late Calvin Holland OF Wilmington,
In the Brattleboro Memorial hospital (
treatment for infirmities following a ca
OF typhoid fever. Mr.. Holland was DO
in Newfane. Since the war he has be-
engaged in business with his son in Was
he ington. d. G.
yes Fair week visitors: Mr.. and Mrs. Moo
me OF Shoreham at Dr. Hamilton's; Mr.. a.
the Mrs. Weymouth OF Orange, Mass, N
%. Oh and Mrs. Vivian OF Springfield Mass, a