Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-08-25
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on business trip.
Edward w. Condor spent Sunday I'm
Springfield, this state
II. ]. Guiheen began work in the
freight house Monday.
Mrs. Glenroy Smith is visiting with
relatives In St. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Brown and child
returned to Norwich. Conn, Monday.
Mrs. e. c. Crosby and family are at
the Rushmere cottage, at Spofford lake.
Miss Minnie schoheld Of Arlington,
Mass, Is a guest at Arthur Mowers on
Frost street
Mrs. Lee and family have moved from
Elm street to John Lynch's house on
Elliot street.
Mr. and Mrs. f. b. Harris OF Millers
Falls are spending the week with rela-
tives in town.
". II. Sargent of Springfield. Mass,
was visitor at Mrs. SCOTS on Forest
street over Sunday.
Mrs ]. II. Allen went Tuesday to
Jamaica Plain, Mass, to spend two weeks
at Mr.. Aliens home.
Harry Belknap returned to Burlington
Monday after spending a week with his
mother, Mrs. Peter s. Chase.
Mrs. G. +. Barber and daughter Mar
garet went to Worcester Monday to
Sptilu TIE Week WITH IellllNeS.
Ernest Rice OF waterville. N. Y. spent
Sunday with Mrs Rice and child at Mrs.
Lucia Fosters on Organ street.
d. Mackenzie and Mr.. and Mrs. C. r..
Boss OF New London came to Brattleboro
Sunday on an automobile ride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Field returned Fri
day from visit with their daughter,
Mrs. f. A. Cutler, in Minneapolis.
II. ii. Mower and family, after a visit
at A II. Mowers, returned on Tuesday
to their home in Sheldon. this state.
]. II. Blatherwick ia in camp at Spot
ford lake, near Lakeside, with IL boys
of his class in the Baptist Sunday school.
c. F. Wright spent Sunday in Bellows
Falls. Mrs. Wright. who is recovering
from her recent illness, returned with
him
Mrs. Henry II. Crosby and Mrs. Mar
garet Gatty went to Spofford lake Mon
day to spend the week with Mrs. l.. d.
| Taylor
Harry Randall and ]. Earl Mellen re-
turned Tuesday night from an outing OF
ten days at Clinton, Conn. and Block
| Island.
Miss Nora Shaffer Of Hudson y. Y.
and hiss Anna Whtmore Of Herkimer,
| n. Y. are the guests of Miss Minnie
f. Bradley
Mrs. W. II. Brockington and daughter,
| Florence, returned Saturday from visit
Of ten days in Boston. Leominster. Fitch
burg and Gardner.
a. E. Fox. who had been in Wilmington,
where he formerly lived. was in town
Monday previous to starting for his home
in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Frank b. Putnam and John Plummer
attended the annual meeting and banquet
| of the New Englanu Fat Mems club in
Wells River Friday
L. J. Shea of the post office force. who
was operated upon for appendicitis two
weeks ago, has recovered so rapidly that
| he Is abe to be out door.
Homer Cray OF Kewaunee, Wis, is
| spending a vacation OF ten days at his
home on Canal street He intends TO
| start for Wisconsin tomorrow
Harry Benson, for the past year and q
| half employed In j. II. Aliens barber
shop, went to Fitchburg Monday, having
employment in u shop In that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Scott returned
| to New York Sunday. leaving their
daughter, Mildred, at Freeman Scott $
for visit OF two CT three weeks more.
-,nss Nellie Mack and Miss Katherine
| Calvin went Monday to Northampton,
where they are employed in a millinery
store. They went to New York in the
| afternoon.
II. s. Bingham Of Bennington, secretary
| of the state board of railroad commits
sioners, was in Brattleboro Wednesday
to consult with Attorney General Fits on
| official business.
Lawyer Arthur C. Spencer moved from
the Emerson building on Elliot street
| Tuesday to the office formerly occupied
by Lawyer II. G. Barber, over the Yer
| mont National bank
Mrs. Michael Murphy OF Prospect street
has gone to Worcester for a vacation OF
| three weeks. Mr.. Murphy will go later
and they will visit in Boston, Holyoke,
Springfield and other places.
L. l.. Durham OF Durham Brothers
and A. II. Hunt, Of Goodnow, Pearson &
Hunt, sailed from Boston yesterday on a
vacation trip to points of interest in New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
Mrs. f. o. Jasmer of Chicago and her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Gebaur of Mil
waukee, came yesterday for an extended
visit at d. Stolte's on Forest street Mrs.
Jasmer and Mrs. Stolte are sisters.
Clarence Reed. formerly shipping clerk
| for Durham Brothers, who recently sold
his interest in a grain and feed business
in Colraiu, will enter the employ of Crosby
& Co. next week as travelling salesman
Attorney General C. C. Fits has been
In Bellows Falls since yesterday morning
Il
| committee which is investigating the
management OF the state prison at Wind
sor.
Frank S. Archibald OF Springfield. Ohio,
who Is one OF the circulation managers
OF the Woman's Home Companion, visit
ed at his uncle's, c. d. Whitaker's, the
latter part OF last week Mr.. Archibald
Will spend large part Of his vacation
OF three weeks at his former home in
Hinsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Flagg and daughter
were guests at Emerson F1agg's from
Saturday until Tuesday. They went
from here to Readsboro They will also
visit in Wilmington and Nottingham be-
fore they return home. Mr.. Flagg, who
was formerly associate editor OF the Re-
former, is now a successful lawyer in
Boston.
Dennison Cowles returned the last Of
the week from Norwich, Conn.,, where he
participated in the tournament OF the
National Rogue association. The nation
al championship was won by c. G. Cox
OF Maiden. Mr. Cowles. considering the
amount of time he had been able to de-
vote to practice, made a good showing,
winning four out OF ten games In his d.
vision
Rev. Francis c. Briggs OF Kobe, Japan,
a missionary for the American Baptist
Missionary society, was guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. F. s. Knight from Saturday to Tues
day. He is In this country for a brief va
cation and intends to return to Japan next
month. He spoke very Interestingly on the
religious problem in Japan at the opening
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