Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-10-13
eRATTLE5oRo PERSONAL.

Miss Dillon Of Boston is visiting al
Daniel Sulivan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holton of Hudson street
have gone to Putnam. Conn.
70. S. Hall and L. E. Hall spent a part
Of this week in Boston, on business.
| Mrs. Walter S. Stearns is confined to
her home by an injury to one ankle.
Arthur w. Childs Of Manchester. N 7.
was in Brattleboro Friday and Saturday
Miss Blanche Howard is spending two
weeks with her mother in Lakeville.
Conn.
E. r. Pierce Of Palmer, Mass. is here
% %Ior visit with his brother George w.
Pierce.
Miss Florence Duquette returned We'd
nesday after several weeks stay in
Montreal
Mrs. ]. d. Beeman has returned from
Binghamton n. Y. after a visit of sew
eral weeks
Austin f. Miller went to New York yes-
terday on a business trip. He will re-
turn Sunday.
Mrs. ]. J. Eckles and daughter Eleanor.
went Tuesday to Philadelphia for a
months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Benson returned
tuesday from weeks visit in Troy, N.
y and Woodstock
Mrs E. R. Thayer went to Springfield.
Mass Saturday to spend a week with her
brother, II. H. Holland
Col. ]. Gray Estey returned Sunday
from weeks business trip to Owosso
Mich, and other places
Mrs. Horace Scott of Louisville. Ky.
came Monday TO visit a the home of her
nephew. Freeman Scott.
John F. Fitzgerald, clerk in Greene's
pharmacy, is on weeks vacation. He
went to Westfield Sunday
Miss Anna E. Barrett. superintendent of
the Brattleboro Memorial hospital is in
Philadelphia for a vacation.
Mrs. B. F. Hoyt OF Guelph. Ontario.
came Tuesday to spend several weeks
with her father, \. v May.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. E. Atwood went to
Castleton Tuesday to see an aged aunt.
who has gone since to Kansas to live.
Miss Alma Niles who is visiting Mrs
p. L. Bass in Randolph. will go from
there to Brooklyn to spend the winter.
F. d. Kendall who conducted meat
market in Putney about 25 years. began
work this week for the w. F. Richard
son company.
Mrs. f. r. Starkey and her mother.
Mrs. Smith. Miss Marguerite Starkev and
Miss Edith Reed will leave today for their
winter home in New York City
Miss Lucy Haynes. who has come here
from North Bennington to work for the
Feel Food company. is living with Mrs.
Ellen Goodrich on Western avenue
j. II. Stearns, proprietor of Pine Grove
Springs and Mrs. Stearns returned to
Brooklyn Saturday after spending two
days with Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Stearns.
Edward BloXsom of Newark n. J.. and
his mother came Monday. Mr.. Bloxsom
returned Tuesday leaving his mother here /
Tor an indefinite stay for medical treat
ment
a. w. }. wilkins is moving from Putney
to the Harland Howe house on Western
ivenue, which he bought recently. Mr..
wilkins will continue his auctioneering
business.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Carpenter moved
Tuesday from 2S South Main street TO
Greenfield. Mr.. Barnes of Clark street
viii take the tenement vacated by the
Carpenters
c. T. Clisbee and family returned to
5oston Tuesday after a few DAYS visit
n town. Mr.. Clisbee's mother. Mrs. A.
:. Clisbee, accompanied them TO remain
or the winter.
John D. Austin, who has had an ap-
ointment as mail clerk between Burling
on and Alburgh during the summer run.
S at home few days, before taking an
ssignment for another run.
Rev. DR. George +. Martin. Mrs Mar
in and four Others of Lowell Mass.
anne to Brattleboro Wednesday night for
drive to Wilmington yesterday. They
7ill return to Lowell today
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Aher and Mr..
nd Mrs. j. T. Kaine went Wednesday to
reentield to attend the knights of Co
INDUS reception. Mr. and Mrs Kaine
'ent from there to Holyoke and Amherst.
The Barre Daily Times of Wednesday
portraits of several of the lead
lg officers of the State Federation of
Voman's clubs, including Miss Susan f.
lark, president and Mrs Denison
owles, corresponding secretary.
Miss Susan r. Clark, Mrs c. II. Thomp
on' Mrs. L. D. Mastin. Mrs l.. f. Ad-
ms, Mrs. +. u. Whitney and Mrs F. w. !
utnam attended the meeting of the Yer
lont Federation of Woman's clubs in
ARE Wednesday and yesterday
Rev f. Q. S. Osgood returned Saturday
fter attending the Unitarian conference !
Atlantic City, n. j. Rev and Mrs. /
sgood visited their daughter in Trenton. 4
rs. Osgood remaining there this G
eek. Mrs. Osgood is expected home to- i
Iorrow.
Mrs. r. p Hamilton and two children
{ Stanford, Mont, came Monday TO 7
bend two or three months at the home of I
.rs. Hamilton's father, L. ]. Johnson. Z
hey were accompanied by Mrs Edgar {
amilton of Stanford, who is visiting rel )
lives in Marlboro I
The New England Holstein- Friesian as {
citation, including breeders from all over (
ew England, was organized in Brock a
m, Mass, Wednesday, c. w. Wood of 0