Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-11-02
{ PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1906
HRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. Frank Ward Of Greenfield visited
Mr. and Mrs. s. w. Kimball from Friday
to Wednesday
John l.. Knowlton of Lowell Mass,
came Tuesday night for brief visit at
Judge Wheeler's.
Stanley Fits accompanied his father,
c. G. Fits, to Montpelier Monday to
spend a few days.
Mrs. w. T. Haigh and Mrs. f. e. Perry
attended the district meeting OF Rebekahs
In Ludlow last week
Mrs. Edward Gum returned home re-
Gently after stay OF between two and
three months in Manitoba.
Miss Nettie whitney of West Halifax
is with her sister Mrs. s. II. Mixer, who
has been Ill the past three weeks.
Prof. and Mrs. John Il. Clark of Long
meadow, Mass, came Tuesday to spend
the winter at Mrs. Mary Il. Kirkland's.
Miss Ada Campbell of Lebanon, N. H.,
Is spending a vacation OF two weeKs with
her sister, Mrs. f. V. Morton. of / Elm
street.
Robert Mitchell OF the American Ex-
press company is having a vacation this
week and Dana Stafford Is taking his
place.
Michael Hodgins of New York city is
spending a few days this week with his
sister, Mrs. Bert Seims. at her home on
Clark street.
w. F. Root is spending the week in
Montpelier on work for the legislative
committee Of the Vermont Pharmaceuti-
cal association.
visit in Brattleboro, Keene and other
places, returned yesterday to her home
In New Bedford.
F.. II. Brasor left Sunday for a weeks
trip to Buffalo. jamestown and other
places in New York In the interests of
the Estey Organ company.
Rollin s. Childs is in New York city this
week on business connected with the APP
preaching annual meeting of the New
York Life Insurance company.
Charles F. w. Cunningham, secretary of
the Y. M. c. A. went 20 Proctor Tuesday
10 attend the state convention OF the as
ISOLATION which is in session there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Wellington. who
were here with Mrs. Welington's mother,
Mrs. II. j. Knight, a week. returned Sat
urday to their home in Chelsea Mass.
Joseph Palmer. who has had charge Of
| the holsting engine on the American
building, has been engaged by Adams
& Crosby as engineer and janltor OF the
| building.
Harry Stone. who has been employed in
| Hutchins & Votey's church organ factory
in Cambridge. Mass, the past five months,
| returned home Monday to remain for
| the winter
Mrs. S. Wilcox has been in Lincoln. this
state, the past two weeks caring for her
sister Mrs. ]. f. Thurston. who is Sc
riously i'll and has not been as well the
past few days.
Maj. F. w. Chllds. accompanied by Frank
| Childs of Wilmington, is on an automobile
| trip to Montreal. They have visited this
| week In Woodstock, Montpelier and other
| Vermont towns.
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| YORK city this week on a business trip.
| Mrs. Simonds accompanied him as far as
| Springfield. Mass, and visited there dur
ing his absence
Miss Minnie A. Scott returned yester-
day from Troy N. Y, where she spent
several days with. her brother Horace
Scott. student in the Rensselaer, Poly
technic institute.
Mrs. Robert Manley and little daughter
Eleanor, returned last week from Dorset
| where they visited six weeks among rela-
tives. They were accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. ]. b. Maney sr
Miss Florence Allen, who has been at
work in The Phoenix Office the past
month. went Monday to Proctor, where
she has resumed her former duties as
teacher OF Latin and Greek in the high
school,
Former State Secretary F. S. Morrison
of the Y. NJ. c. A. and his successor
Lewis Heb, visited Charles F. w Cum
bingham last week Friday and Saturday
Mr.. Heb was formerly county secretary
in New Jersey.
Mrs. Arad S. Gould and little son went
wednesday to Cavendish to visit her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Murray Miss
Carrie Grout OF Weathersfield, who has
been visiting Mrs Gould, returned home
the same day.
Among those who attended the Dart
mouth Williams football game in SPRING
field Saturday were c. f. Graham, Fred
c. Gale, Ben Williamson, f. II. Crane, II
c. Rice, Hal March. r. c. Bacon, Louis
Prefountaine, Charles F. Mann.
Miss Helen sibley OF Springfield, Mass.
returned to her home in that city Sun
day after visiting Miss Emma Lundberg.
Miss Lundberg served luncheon In her
honor Saturday afternoon. Miss Sibley
is stenogra pher in the office OF the
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance COM
pany.
Dan Riley and Henry Racette visited
over Sunday in Troy, N. Y, with Davey
and Long, the basket ball players. Davey
will come here in two or three weeks to
begin practice With the Brattleboro Ath-
letics, but Long will remain at home
during the winter, as his mother is in
poor health.
John D. Austin. who visited at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Martin Austin,
over Sunday, has recently been trans
ferred from his postal run between Wor-
cester and Providence 10 the route be-
tween Boston and Albany. with every
other week OF duty. He makes his home
in Winthrop, Mass
Mrs. A. c. Van Doom and Mrs. F. E.
Clark returned Monday evening. Mrs.
Van Doom while away visited in Provi-
dence, r. l., spending much OF the time
with her daughter in New Bedford Mass,
stopping at the food fair. where Mrs.
Clark was demonstrating, also visiting
her brother in Somerville.
Mrs. ]. L. martin and Miss Margaret
Martin were among the ladies who as
sisted Mrs. Edward Dewey I'm receiving
at the reception at her home on State
street in Montpelier Thursday evening OF
last week. This gathering was one OF
the important social functions OF ladies'
week In the legislative season.
Eben F. Wells OF st. Paul came last
Saturday and has been in town this week
settling the estate of his mother Eli
zabeth C. Wells. He has sold the house
on the corner OF High street and Retting
place to F. r, Vaughan who has lived there
the past few years. The final agreements
OF the sale were made Tuesday.
Mr.. Gibson OF Brattleboro made a
pluc:ky fight against great odds in the
fight for a recount of the votes for state S
t attorney in Bennington county. His first