Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-01
nRArrLEsoRo PERSONAL.

ford. this state, Monday to visit relatives
Miss Ouinlan, nousekceper at the Brooks
House, is visiting at her home In kut-
land
c. Robert Myer Of Pittsburg, Pa, is
guest of Miss Minnie d. Bradley Tor TWO
weeks.
Edward Benson of Hartford Conn, is
spending his vacation at his nome III
Brattleboro.
Mrs George Ryder. who was with her
sisters several weeks at Sachems deau'
returned Thursday.
Joseph w. Simonds and Harry Rowe
viii leave today on the Grand Army eX-
cursion to Denver
Miss Katherine E. Keefe returned last
week to her home in New London, Conn.,,
after a visit in town.
Rev. c. e Hayward. secretary OF the
Y. NJ c. L. Of Springfield, this state, was
in BrattleborO Monday
Mrs. Addison Brown was SO years old
Monday She received several callers at
her home on Grove street.
Frank Fish Of Niddlebury. national bank
examiner, made an official visit to the
Peoples National bank Monday.
DR.. w. N. Thompson, superintendent
of the Hartford Comm Retreat, was In
Brattleboro Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Helen Mack and Miss Katherine.
Calvin of Northampton will spend Sun
day at their homes in Brattleboro.
Mrs. g. II. Sperry OF shelburne Falls,
a former resident, Is visiting relatives
and friends in town. She is accompanied
by her daughter.
Congressman and Mrs. Haskins went
Wednesday to Boston and yesterday they
attended the launching Of the battleship
Vermont at Quincy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Shumway will move
this week from the Colonial to Mrs
Plummers house on North Main street.
where they formerly lived.
George Bishop Of Springfield. Mass,
who Is employed by the New England
Telephone and Telegraph company, was
in town for vacation last week.
Miss Louise Williams has been visit
ing in Chicopee. Mass, with Miss Ruth
Walters. Both young women are teachers
in the schools in Whitefield, n. H.
Herbert o. Smith OF Keene was In
Brattleboro Friday to look over the
ground with a view to starting n class in
ball room dancing and department.
Miss Lydia NJ. Fortier, who has worked
in the telephone exchange here during
the summer. has given up her position
and returned to her home in Keene.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duquette, who
were in Russ FL Mass. several weeks, re-
turned to Brattleboro last week They
are staying at the American House.
Charles Russell OF West Swanzey, n.
H.. visited at F. w. Kuech's Tuesday.
julius Kuech. who visited mis- aunt in
Keene, returned to Brattleboro with him.
Fred L. Simpson, manager Of the boot
and shoe department of the Rogers, Peet
& Co. stores in New York city, was with
Brattleboro friends from Friday to Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. whitney and Mr..
and Mrs. F. o. Whitney of Boston started
Tuesday on an automobile trip to Lake
George. They will return tomorrow or
Sunday.
F. b. Putnam will return tonight after
n weeks vacation trip. He went to Bos-
ton, thence by boat to Philadelphia, and
stayed in Atlantic City two or three days
en- route home.
Miss Maud Stone daughter Of the late
Lewis p. Stone, will have charge of the
physical culture department of 1000 girls
In the Prospect street school in Brooklyn
the coming year.
Fred E. Gilbert went to Rutland We'd
nesday to visit his brother, George L.
Gilbert, and family He win go next
month to Chester. Pa, to enter Grocer
Theological seminary
Judge +. l.. Waterman and daughters.
Mrs. Mabel Waterman Webster and Miss
Alice Waterman, and Miss Alice Butter
field, who have spent several weeks in
Europe, will start home tomorrow.
Harry Thomas, who is Ill in Utah, has
improved during the past few days and
has regained partial use OF his hands
and lower limbs. 1t is expected that he
will be brought home early this month.
Attorney General Clarke c. Fits at
tended the launching OF the Vermont in
Quincy, Mass, yesterday. He is continu-
ing the investigation Of the Vermont state
prison at session at Young's hotel in
Boston today.
Eldridgc Cundiff, who was at 4 summer
school on Lake George a month, peturnei
Tuesday. He will go in about two weeks
to Albany, n. Y, where he will be assist
ant physical director of the Y. NJ. c. A.
the coming year.
Rev. and Mrs w. p. jackson and child.
formerly OF Dummerston, went to st.
Adams Monday after visiting briefly in
Brattleboro, Rev. Mr.. jackson to begin
his duties as pastor of the Congregations
church in that city.
Mrs ]. Edwin Lawrence and daughter.
Mrs. Harry C. Freeman. left Monday for
a weeks outing at York Beach, Maine.
where they Joined Mr.. Freeman's sisters
Mrs. ]. C. Ayers of WATERFOWL, n. Y.
and Mrs. Charles It. Hawley of Gardner.
Mass.
Lucius p. Harris will Join the Grand
Army excursion today to Denver, Colo.
where he will meet his father, with whom
he VIII return to Greencastle, Ind. He
expects TO engage in the milling business
In Greencastle with his father and
brothers.
Clarence Reed came from Jacksonville
Monday to begin work as travelling sales
man Tor Crosby & Co., but returned in
the afternoon, owing to the illness OF Mrs.
Reed. He expects to come to Brattleboro
next week to take up the duties OF his
new position. AIS
Gilbert C. Brown, who recently visited
IN Newfane and Brattleboro, observed his
slst birthday anniversary Sunday at the
nome or his son, Rev. Charles H. Brown
In Newport, this state. Mr.. Rrouyn iS
the Oldest member of the First Rantist
church OF Boston.
+. w. Stolte OF Island Pond. who Is IN
the United States customs service with
summer appointment In Quebec. was
at tne nome OF his parents, MIR. and Mrs
u, stolte, over Sunday. His daughter
meta, who accompanied him, will 90
with her aunts on an outing to Wells
Beach, Maine. "e"S
avery Miller, Ernest Miller Merton
Lazehe. Arthur F. Roberts and a friend
from Greenfield and ]. H. Brink and a.
friend from Springfield started Tuesday
Tor Denver, Colo, on the Grand ARMY
excursion Avery and Ernest Miller win