Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-12-15
eRArTLEsoRo PERSONAL.

II. p Wellman spent several days in
Springfield, Mass, this week.
Miss Mabel Stevens Of Bernardston is
working temporarily as typewriter In the
Office of the New England Farmer.
e. b. Coates, janitor of the Canal street
school building has improved somewhat
this week, but he is still seriously Ill.
Samuel e. Arnold has been chosen one Of
the editors Of Olio, the annual publica-
ton Of the junior class of Amherst col
lege.
Myron L. Corbett, a former resident Of,
Brattleboro, was elected master Of the
Grange in Bernardston last Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Dexter Waite moved to
wardsboro the first Of this week. Mr..
Waite bought a small place there a few
years ago.
w. ]. Edgerton and family moved We'd
nesday to New Haven, Conn, where Mr..
Edgerton will work for the Winchester
Repeating Arms Co.
Cashier Charles w. Richardson, who has
been seriously Ill with complications re-
sulting from tonsilitis, is improving and is
able to be about the house.
J. d. Bailey and Charles r. Crosby at
tended the annual meeting of Mount Sinai
temple. Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine, in
Montpelier last Friday evening.
Rev. f. w. Sharp Of Mortified. this
state, who recently bought the Parkess
house al the corner OF Prospect and Cen
trail streets, has made 1t over into two
tenements, which are rented.
Druggist c. F. Thomas fell on the ice
in front Of the American House Monday
night and was hurt so that he had to be
assisted home. He returned to work
Tuesday, although very lame.
Miss Katherine G. Dunleavy has resigned
her position in the Office OF Haskins &
Schwenk. where she has been employed
five years. She will go to Schenectady.
n. Y. Jan. to be head stenographer in
one of the departments OF the General
Electric company. Ten stenographers are
employed in this department.
few people who were at the railroad
station Sunday afternoon recognized Theo-
dore Roosevelt. jr., who was on his way
from Newport, n. H., to New York ac-
companied by his chum at Harvard,
Harold EdgeIl. They had been on a hunt
ing trip to the Corbin park. where Roose-
welt, who is a crack shot. brought down
an elk and large wild boar. and Edgell
a four-point buck.
Maj. Fred w. Childs will go Monday to
Summerland, S. c, to spend the winter
as manager Of the Lexington" a winter
hotel which has been built by a syndicate
of which he is member. The hotel will
be open about Jan. /. Mrs. Childs and
daughter Ruth, and Miss Pearl G. Glib
son will go the day after Christmas, Miss
Gibson to be Maj. Childss secretary
They will return early i'm May. LAWYER
Arthur p. Carpenter, formerly Of North
Adams. will have desk in Mai Childs's
Office during the latter's absence Mr.
and Mrs. Carpenter have moved into the
so-called Stoddard house on Western ave-
nue..
Frank f. Howe. editor and publisher OF
the Bennington Banner visited with his
mother and sister in town over Sunday
while on his way home from Windsor,
where he was one Of the three newspaper
men chosen to witness the execution Of
Mrs. Rogers Mr.. Howe unqualifedly de-
MES the report that there was any
bungling when the final scene in the life
Of the wretched woman took place Mr.
Howe was congratulated while here on
the good fortune OF his wife who was pre-
scented last week a Christmas present In
the form OF deed to the Huling property
fine house with four acres OF land in
Bennington village The gift was from
her father, A. o. Cummins of Montpelier