Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-01
7RATTLE5oRo PERSONAL.

Miss Jessie Gregg visited in Ludlow
over Sunday
D. p. Cobb is spending the week with
relatives in North Adams
Mrs. Emma Cotton of Worcester is n
visitor in town this week
Mrs. Maverette Howe is in Athol this
week. the guest Of her son, Guy p Howe.
Miss Izetta Stewart went to London
derry Tuesday for a visit of two weeks
Rev II. r. Miles will preach in the Con-
gregational church in Burlington next
Sunday.
c. W. Spencer returned to Boston Mon
day after visiting his sister, Mrs. G. B.
Lawson.
c. b. Perkins of Fitchburg, proprietor
Of the local dye house several wears aRo
was here yesterday.
Arthur Clapp returned the first of the
week from trip of several days to New
York and Springfield.
L. w. Hawley and family are expected
home Monday from their vacation at
York Beach Maine.
Mrs. N Perry has returned from a
visit in Athol. Miss Myra Cook came
with her for a visit.
Miss Annie Lamb has returned to
Houghton & Simonds's store after a va
cation Of two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Alger of Orange Mass
are spending few days with Mrs. Alger's
sister, Mrs. N. A. Cheney
Mrs. Sarah Burpee quietly celebrated
her S5th birthday anniversary at her home
on Green street Wednesday
Eugene Clark has finished work for L. II.
Stellman and has begun work for the
Brattleboro Machine company.
Wayne NJ. Reed of Greenfield was a
guest over Sunday at F. l. Swift's. where
Mrs. Reed is spending two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Wallace returned
to New York yesterday after spending
the summer at the Brooks House
Mrs. Robert Bellows and two daughters
OF New York visited Mrs. Beglowss
cousin. Mrs. ]. II. Evans. last week
Mrs. Frank Quinn and child of North
Leominster, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Quinn's sister, Mrs. Charles F. Mann.
Norman Farr moved this week from the
shea house on Western avenue to Mrs
S. p Yeager's place in West Chesterfield.
Mr. Houghton. of the firm of Houghton
q Simonds, is in New York this week
Tor the selection of ladies' fall garments.
Rev. George B. Lawson and his father
are spending week at the formers cot
tage in Bennington. They are expected
home tomorrow.
Mrs. w. S. McKenney and daughter.
Ruth, who are visiting at C. A. Illness,
WIN return 10 thelr nome in Fftchburg
the last of this week
DR.. w. d. Waugh and niece of Buff
falo are guests at the Melrose House
Dr. Waugh is a specialist who has as
sisted DIR. E. r. Lynch.
Lucien Howe went to Rutland yester-
day to close some business matteatL
From there he will go to Indianap polls.
wlere he intends to teach music.
Sidney Wellman, clerk in the Grange
store, has moved from one of E. L. Rob
erts's houses on Western avenue to Mrs.
Plumbs house on Highland street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Humpstone re-
turned today to Fredonia, N. Y, after
spending the summer with Mrs. Hump
stones mother, Mrs. Henry Rawson
Mrs. c. G. Staples and children, who
visited several days with Mrs. c. d.
Noyes in Colrain, returned Monday.
Mr.. Staples was in Colrain over Sunday
to return with them.
-'-.ss Pearl E. Cheney has resigned her
position as teacher at Bar Harbor, Me-,
and will go to Arlington, Mass to ac-
cept position as assistant in the high
school beginning next Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Allen and Miss Bessie John
son returned last week from Cottage
City. where they spent the summer. Miss
Allen will go to Philadelphia to live and
Miss johnson will go later to North Car
olina to spend the winter.
The marriage engagement of Jason Ed
ward Bushnell and Miss Florence MAY
Barber is announced. Mr. Bushnell is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Bushnell
and Miss Barber is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel NJ. Barber.
Miss Julia Patton, daughter Of r. L. S.
Paton and former teacher in the Brat
teboro high school, will go to New York
today and tomorrow will sail en- route
for Constantinople. where she will resume
her duties as teacher in the American
college. She expects to give up her work
there next year, after four years of SER
vice, and to return to this country for
a permanent residence.
The meeting of the Philharmonic club
last evening was largely attended, the
audience thoroughly enjoying the recital
given by Lucien Howe, assisted by the
Misses Parsons. The program was rem
dered as previously announced Mr.
Howe has been president of the club for
year, and his removal from the city,
within a few days, is greatly regretted
by the organization. 1t has been prac-
tically decided that no more meetings of
the club will be held this year, at least
as its affairs are in a very uncertain
state Mr.. Howe's departure will leave
vacant the position of president, and the
election to fill his place will not take
place for some time, at best. The club
has at present about 40 active and 80
associate members.-[Rutland News, Aug.
49,