Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-11-03

ployed as painter in a sign factory.
Miss Mollie f. Davis OF Saranac Lake,
n. Y, came to Brattleboro Monday to
succeed Miss Minnie B. Bradley as mana
ger OF the Postal telegraph Office Miss
Davis spent the past summer at Sara
toga.
Conductor A. C. Carlton and family.
for many years well known and highly
esteemed residents OF Brattleboro moved
Tuesday to Springfield, Mass, where they
have apartments in The Medford, on
North Main street.
Clifton E. Fox. who was hurt In the
rear Of the Brooks House pharmacy re-
Gently, went home from the Brattleboro
Memorial hospital Friday, and on Nom
day he made his first trip to Main street
since the accident.
Rev. Walter r. Davenport OF Barre
field secretary OF the Vermont Anti-Sa-
loon league, was in Brattleboro the first
of the week investigating the conditions
under no-license as compared with the
conditions last year and the year before.
At the fraternity limitations at Amherst
college last week G. E. Pierce became a
member of the Theta Delta Chi and E.
D. Leonard Of Phi Kappa Psi. Both are
former Brattleboro high school boys who
are members of the class of 1909 at
Amherst
Denison Cowles is the latest recruit to
the ranks OF the automobiles. He bought
last week of Mr.. Gleason OF Rutland a
two-cyIinder Rambler touring car. similar
10 several already in use in town. Mr.
Cowles has been on a business trip to
New York and Boston this week.
The Boston Sunday Globe contained a
portrait and sketch OF Gerald B. KirWan
OF Brattleboro, in which he gave his
recollections OF the late Mayor Patrick
A. Collins OF Boston and told some Of his
H..
the blockade service in the civil war.
George H. Thompson, who has studied
the past three years in the office OF
Waterman, Martin & Gibson, was one of
the seven successful candidates admitted
TO the Vermont bar after taking the ex-
aminations in Montpelier last week. Mt.
thompson will remain in Brattleboro for
the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Rensselaer, IansIngh
arrived in Brattleboro Friday night in
their Thomas touring car, accompanied
by Harry X. White and H. Lauritzen of
New York city. The party returned Sum
day to Yonkers, N. Y, in the automobile.
Miss Mary Frost accompanying Mrs.
Lansingh, her cousin, whose guest she
VIII be through this week.
c. e. Macomber, under whose direction
The Chimes Of Normandy was brought
out, left Tuesday for Allentown, Pa,
where he will arrange a production OF
Ptnafore. F. w. Jackson, the tenor, re-
turned the same day to Torrington, Conn.
Mr. Jackson formerly lived in st. Adams
and at one time played in the Howard
opera house orchestra in Burlington.
Guy p. Howe has purchased the in
terest OF his partner, f. w. Lord, in the
Highland drug store, and is now sole
proprietor. Mr.. Howe has been the
manager OF this store ever since he went
into business there, and has made a sue
cess OF 1t. He is a thoroughly experienced
druggist and one OF the pleasantest men
to do business with.-[Athol Transcript.
Joseph Ferriter. who has travelled ex-
tensively over the globe since 1897. IL
visiting his father, Luke Ferriter, a few
oays' he went from here to the Rlon-
years. His travels included thereafter
Journey to South America, and last
year ne came home from Galveston.
Texas. for short visit. He left here