Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-11-16
RRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Mary Clisbee of Spring street is
very i'll.
Miss Retta Howe spent Sunday at her
home in Jamaica,
Mr.. and Mrs c. c. winchester were in
Newfane and Wilmington last week.
Fred S. knight has taken a position
with Dunham Brothers as stock man
Miss Mary B. Brown spent Sunday in
Hinsdale with her uncle, @. s. Howe.
Mrs. Frank Hodgman of Montague,
Mass, has been calling on old friends In
town.
Miss Minnie Miller has returned from
Alton Bay, N. H., where she spent two
months.
Mrs. H. p. wellman and Mrs Kate Bur-
chard have visited in Springfield, Mass,
this week.
Miss Nellie Anderson went Wednesday
to Burlington to attend school at Mt.
St Mary's.
F. d. E. Stowe was in Bellows Falls
Wednesday to act as referee in TWO bank
ruptcy cases.
A. v. Cox returned Saturday from
Barnard, where he attended the funeral
Of a relative.
Mrs. F. d. Weld and Miss zetta Weld
spent part of last week in Amherst and
Northampton
Flemings hardware store Tuesday after
a weeks illness.
Miss Muriel Shaw of Greenfield was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Briggs
Saturday and Sunday
John Grant returned Tuesday night af-
ter a visit of few days at his old home
in New Britain, Conn
Mrs. e. A. Wood returned today to her
home in Whately, Mass, after spending
week in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Newton and
young son, William, went Saturday TO
their home in Holyoixe
Miss Edith Barnard returned to her
home in West Hartford, Conn, Friday
after months visit In town
Ernest Miller returned to his work in
Amidon's store Monday after a months
vacation at his home in Dummerston.
Mrs. v. w. Morgan Of Lincoln, this
state, spent Sunday and Monday with
her daughter, Miss ]. Adele Morgan.
R. H. Amidon, manager Of one Of the
departments Of the Goodnow & Hunt
store in Nashua, was home over Sunday.
A. H. Hunt Of Nashua, N. H., manager
Of the Goodnow syndicate store in that
city, was in Brattleboro the first Of the
week.
The Kingsley family moved yesterday
from the Hardie house on Canal street
to w. H. Welcomes house on Birge
street
Mr.. and Mrs A. o. johnson attended
the funeral of Mr.. Johnson's father, Or
lando johnson, which was held in Halifax
Wednesday.
Francis w. Weeks, brick mason, has
secured a position in Springfield, Mass,
for the winter. He is talking Of moving
to that city.
Nelson Johnson has finished work on
the Guilford Springs farm where he
painted a bottling building and two oo-
tagon houses.
Letters have been received announcing
the arrival Of Mrs. j. X. Parker and Mrs.
Helen Allen in Los Angeles, Calf, where
| they are pleasantly located.
Charles Starkey has succeeded Herbert
Harris as janitor of the High street pri-
/ mary school building. Mr.. Harris moved
to Retting building Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Bouche returned
| Monday after a weeks visit in Stanbridge
Canada, where they went to see Mrs
! Bouche's nephew, who is seriously i'll.
S. Wilcox Of the New York bargain
store, has been in Boston recently on q
business trip accompanied by his son, Ezra
Wilcox, manager Of the Greenfield store
Miss Gregg and Miss Tucker will give
| their annual informal "at home" 10 the
teachers and committee of school dis
trict No. Saturday afternoon at VIII
liston street.
Miss Florence Hildreth went to Wash.
ington, d. c., Wednesday TO spend the
winter. While there she will study piano
and voice culture at the Washington col
lege of music.
Carl Ellis went Monday to ST. Johns
bury, where he will play with the Com
pany d basket ball team this season
Gion, of the Portsmouth, N. H, team o
last year, will play with Company D.
A. C. Spencer and John Manley re
turned Monday from an automobile tril
to Boston. They started home with
new Ford runabout but were obliged l.
leave it on account of the poor going.
S. NJ. Denison, former proprietor o
the Brattleboro Public Market in tn
Emerson building on Elliot street, has re
Gently bought a meat market in Roxbury
Mass. The business is favorably situate'
and has a large patronage. Mr.. and Mrs
Denison and son, Ralph, went Sunda
TO Roxbury, where they will make thei
home.
w. A. Greasy of Beverly, Mass, c. F
Mcfarland and L. M Graves Of Provi
dence, r. l., G. A. Jackson OF South Vas
salboro, Me-, H. A. Dearborn of Portland
Me-, w. w. Jones of Burlington, F.
ellison of st. Johnsbury, and c. A. Coo
Of South Lancaster, Mass, statesmen 70
Dunham Brothers, were in town this wee