Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-28

as stenographer for ]. A. Edgerly, attor-
ney for the Boston & Maine railroad, at
Somersworth. N. II.
Rev. II. r. Miles and Mrs. F. z. Perry
attended the Windham County Sunday
school convention at Saxtons River last
Friday and Saturday.
Rev. F. L. Masseck went to Boston
Sunday afternoon 10 attend the Massa-
chusetts Universalist convention. He is
expected home tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Wiley of Newport
N. H.. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w. II. Corser through the fair. The four
went to Boston this morning.
Miss Lucy Whitney, who has been STEM
ographer for ii. G. & f. E. Barber. began
work In the office OF the Twin State Gas
d Electric company Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cudworth. VINO
came from Hartford in their automobile
have been guests OF Mr.. Cudworth's
mother, Mrs. T. J. B. Cudworth, a few
! days.
Mrs. Sarah A. Carpenter went Friday
to Ludlow to attend a reunion of the
Roess family. There were present cousins
from the West who had not met for SO
years.
Mrs. George Mosher and three aaugh-
tiers of New York city are staying two
weeks with Mrs Mosher's sister Miss
Katherine Manning. Miss Mary Manning
OF Springfield, Mass, was in town for
the fair.
DR.. and Mrs. F. d. Stafford and CASH
Ter Pritchard of the Adams National
bank and Mrs Pritchard, all OF North
Adams, were among the fair visitors Dr.
Stafford has been president of the fair
association in North Adams.
A party from Bennington who came
across country to attend the fair included
III. E. Burgess, the well-known owner OF
speedy horses, Judge Bates, Editor Frank
e. Howe OF the Bennington Evening Ban
ner and w. A. Root.
Mrs. Margaret L. Gatty of Brattleboro
and Miss Mary X Shepard of New York
VIII sail from New York Oct. 20 for Cal
ifornia. where they will spend the winter.
They VIII go by way of Cape Horn. stop
ping at Panama and other places
DR.. and Mrs. Harold 1. Cragin OF Col
lingswood. N. j.. and ]. d. Cragin OF
Camden, N j., have been spending the
past week at c. r. Aliens Mr.. CraRin
will return this week. DR.. and Mrs.
Cragin win remain several weeks, board
ms at Mrs. Netherlands in West Brat
tleboro.
William r. Mead. Of the firm of Nc
Kim. Mead & White, New York city, came
here early In the week, to meet Mrs
Mead, who had been at the White Noun
tainA They have spent the week at the
Brooks House. driving from here to
Chesterfield, Putney and points OF interest
TO Mr.. Mead in HIS boyhood days.
Ex-Mayor James Boutwell, of Mont
pelier made a quick run from that city
to Brattleboro Tuesday in his Packard
motor car. He left Montpelier at I2.lb.
and arrived here at z o'clock, having COW
cred 129 miles over the roads Of Vermont
and New Hampshire. He was accom-
panied by James Canning, Lester II.
Greene and u. s. Meigs.
Among those who attended the fair
We're James A. L.illis of Rutland, Arthur
and VIII Willard of Springfield Mass.
Cornelius Donnelly and nephew, Cor
nelius Donnelly, OF Holyol5e; Dr., and Mrs.
j. B. Donnelly of Gardner; Misses Mar
torte and Jennie Todd of Palmer; Misses
Florence and Helen Ford of Hanover
N. H.; p. Il. Manning and Miss Rose
Judge Of Holyoke; Charles Stearns of
Rutland and Thomas Nolan of Pittsaeld.
Fred White and Mr.. and Mrs. I'm of
Cleveland, Ohio, have been guests OF
Mr.. Whites cousin, Henry r. Brown.
during the fair. Mr.. White and his friends
came from Cleveland in Peerless motor
car They witnessed the Vanderbilt Gun
elimination races Saturday near New
York They win go from here through
the White Mountains and win return 70
New York in time to attend the races be-
tween American and foreign cars for ths
cup on Oct 6.