Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-12
eRArrLEHoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. Fred Holcomb OF Meriden, Conn,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ]. p. Mack.
II. p. wellman started Tuesday on a
business trip to Boston and New York.
Miss Minnie Lennox Of Boston is Wis
iung her sister, Mrs. Sherman McQuaide.
Miss Ella Newman Of waltham visited
her mother, Mrs. j. L. Newman, recently.
Mrs. Addison Hall will go to Florida to
spend the winter with her son, Charles
Tones.
s. A. Daniels left Friday on business
trip Of a week OF ten days in Franklin
county
Mrs. T. w. Johnson OF Bernardston
has been the guest OF the Misses Eddy
this week.
e. l.. Parker attended the funeral of
his uncle, Newell N. Nelson. in Hopedale,
Mass, Monday.
George Hall went to Albany Wednesday
to complete hts study in the Albany
business college.i
W. f. Root attended the quarterly meet
ing Of the state board OF pharmacy in
Montpelier Tuesday
Mrs. Jennie ATWOOD Of Brooklyn has
been visiting her cousin, Mrs J. C. De-
Witt the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. LAwton OF Chicago
came Saturday to visit Mrs. Lawton's
uncle. o. NJ. Lawton.
Mrs. G. II. Ryder went to East Windsor
Hills. Conn, Wednesday to visit her sis
ter Mrs. Mary Dean.
Miss Kate Risley of Hartford Conn,
came Wednesday to spend a few days at
Mrs. Charles a. McRae's.
James j. Blake James w. Blake, and
William Blake returned Monday after a
two weeks visit in Troy.
Miss Ella Stratton, who lives with Mrs.
Rose Burnham. is away, and Mrs. Carrie
Thorn Is taking her place.
G. NJ. Taylor returned Monday after a
visit of a few days with his sister, Mrs.
Helen Hamilton, in Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Crosby returned
Tuesday from their wedding trip. They
VIII live in Cambridge, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster B. Locke of Sax
tons River were here Tuesday as the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Taylor
Mrs. George II. Clapp has been visit
ing her sisters, Mrs r. L. Davis and Mrs
s. Il. jenkins. in East Sullivan. n. II.
Rollin Childs went TO New York Mon
day. He viii go from there on a business
trip to st. Paul and other western cities.
C. A. Ames OF Marlboro has moved into
the Fisher house on Western avenue
which he bought recently OF Dr.. j. w
Gregg.
Mrs. James White returned Wednesday
to her home in Meriden. Conn. after a
visit here with her sister. Miss Nettle
Cheney.
Mrs. Bessie A. Hatch has returned to
her home in Windsor. after a few days
visit with her sister, Mrs. o. p Shep-
ardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. p. Simonds and daugh-
ter, Julia. were with Mr.. and Mrs George
Whitney in Springfield. this state. over
Sunday
Mrs. A. ]. Currier went Wednesday to
St Johnsbury as delegate to the ". C
T. u. state convention which Is being
Eeid there.
Mrs F. II. Howard went Tuesday to
Bos ton to be with her mother during the
latter's celebration of her 18th birthday
anniversary.
Mrs. Fred L. Smith and younger son.
Sanford, went Friday to Camden n. j.,
for visit OF two weeks at Mrs. Smiths
former home.
Miss May Moylan, of the Office OF H. E.
Taylor & Son, will begin work soon as
stenographer for the Hooker, Corser g.
Mitchell company.
Mrs. Hannah Taylor who has been at
Mrs. Dunklee's IN West Brattleboro, has
come to Miss Nettie Cheneys to- remain
through the winter
Miss Minnie Stockwel has closed the
family home in West Brattleboro and
taken a room for the winter with Mrs
F. II. Harris on High street.
John Shearer and family will move from
T. w. Bruce's house on Green street to
Boston next week Mr. Shearer is en-
ployed by the S. A. Smith company
Mr.. and Mrs. II r. Miles and DR.. and
Mrs. a. !. Miller went on an automobile
trip Wednesday to attend the meeting
OF the American board at North Adams
7. HOugbtOp xrant
Wednesday TO attend F. p. Knowless sale
OF Holsteins, after which he viii make
a brief trip to Boston. ]. G. Ullery ac-
companied him.
Prof Starr w. Cutting returned last
week with his family to his work I'm Chi
cago university after spending the sum
mer with his father on the home farm in
West Brattleboro
The seventh annual convention OF the
Vermont osteopathic society will be held
in Montpelier Oct. 81 and Nov. l. Dr.
G. G.. Wheeler OF Brattleboro is presl-
dent OF the society.
Mrs. p. X. White went Wednesday to
Shelburne Falls to visit until today. She
VIII go from there to Plainfeld, N. j., to
spend the winter with her Son and daugn-
ter. Harry X. White and Miss Elizabeth
White.
c. X. Jones left Tuesday for Sage
Creek, Montana, where he win spend n
week or two at the sheep ranch OF his
cousin, L. II. Hamilton. He will then 60
to Colorado to remain some weeks be g.
fore returning.
Admiral and Mrs. Philip Hichborn. who
have spent several weeks at the Brooks
House, left Monday for New York where
they will remain for some time before
returning TO their home in Washington
for the winter
A. F. Roberts, r. A. Amidon and Luz
Their Houghton went to New York Sum
day Mr.. Roberts returned Tuesday night
and Mr.. Amidon Wednesday night. but
Mr.. Houghton went to Schenectady to
visit his brother. Don Houghton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest G. Brown and son.
Francis, OF Norwich. Conn, came yes
terday to spend two weeks. They will
visit Mr.. Browns parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Chandler Brown, also Mr.. and Mrs. George
e. Warner and Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Knowl-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank p. Cullen, who
were married in Pittsheld, Mass last
week, came here Saturday TO make their
home at the Brooks House. Mr.. Cullen is
travelling salesman for Brown. Durrell &
Co. OF Boston, filling the vacancy caused
by the death of w. II. Henley.
Col. II. e. Taylor and Col. G. II. Bond
started Monday on a carriage drive of
several days. Their route is up the West
river valley to Peru, thence to Man
chester and Bennington, where they will
visit the soldiers home. They viii re-
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