Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-21
5RATTLE1oRo PERSONAL.

Arthur Peach returned Tuesday to be-
gin his sophomore year in Middlebury
college.
Mrs. James Gard has recently spent a
week with her father and sisters in Bur-
lnigton.
C. C. Adams OF DeKalb, Ill., has Wis
tied this week with his brother, Harry w.
Adams.
H. S. Willard of Franklin, this state,
began work for the Brattleboro Cabinet
company Monday.
Frank A. Snow, B. H. S. O6. left Fri
day for Canton, N. Y, where he has
entered st. Lawrence university.
Mrs. s. w. Hubbard came Tuesday from
Pine Grove Springs to spend a few days
here as the guest of Mrs. H. L. Water
man.
A. A. wilkins. the chiropodist who had
an Office over Thomas's drug store sew
eral weeks, closed II Monday and returned
to Keene
Miss Alice d. Butterfield went Monday
to Bradford, Mass, to take a position as
teacher OF mathematics and chemistry in
Bradford academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence worden of New
York are spending a vacation OF two
weeks with relatives and friends in Marl-
boro and Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll White of Will
liamsburg Mass, returned to their home
Friday after being the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Miller a week.
Mr.. Kingsley of Canal street will go
Saturday to Reading. Mass, and Mrs
Kingsley and daughter. Ruth. who have
been there three weeks, will return with
him early next week.
Robert Amidon, who has been employed
In Goodnow, Pearson & Hunts the past
two years, went to Nashua Sunday to
take charge of one of the departments
in the firms store there.
Miss Marion Noyes left Wednesday to
resume her duties as teacher near PhiIa-
delphia. She went Saturday to visit her
brother, Marshall Noyes. at Norwich
university, returning Sunday.
Walter Dix, who has been working in
II. p. Wellman & Co.'S clothing store
the past month, left Saturday in COM
pany with George Thwing of Putney to
enter Albany business college.
Arthur p. Simonds, on returning from
New York Thursday, was accompanied
by Mrs. Simonds's niece, Mrs. Snowman,
and two sons, Of New Rochelle N. Y,
who will remain here for a visit of sew
eral days.
Miss Gertrude Matthews returned Mon
| day to her work in w. II. st. Germaine s
bakery after a vacation of a month, dur
ing which she attended the Methodist
camp meetings in Claremont Junction and
visited in Castleton.
Mrs. Sarah Tyler, assistant matron at
the soldiers home in Bennington, is Wis
/ iting her sister, Mrs Cooley. She will
/ return to Bennington to have charge OF
| the home while Col. and Mrs. Thomas
| Harmon are here to remain through the
| Valley Fair.
Fred H. Harris went Tuesday to Han
| over, N H., where he will enter Dart
mouth college. Horatio Smith went Fri
| day to Amherst to resume his studies in
| Amherst college. Ned Leonard, Johr
KANE and George Pierce returned &c
J Amherst college Monday.
Henry Weatherhead has vacated the
house in which he has lived several years
| at the corner OF Western avenue and
Cedar streets. Mr.. Weatherhead and Ear
will board with Mrs. Julia Cooley and
Cratus Weatherhead will live at Mrs
r. l.. Cooks on Canal street until the
house which he is building near the Cana
street schoolhouse is ready for occupancy
Frank L. Reed has finished work IL
G. f. Thomass drug store. on Tuesday
| he and Mrs Reed went to Bernardston
where Mr.. Reed will assist his father-in-
law, Baxter Reed, in the management o.
the New England House. The large new
hotel which Baxter Reed has built Il
nearly ready for occupancy, and Franz
Reed will remain In charge OF the bust
ness while Baxter goes to New York Il
make final selections of furniture. f. L
Reed has been connected with the drul
store now owned by Mr.. Thomas the pas
23 years. He began work under l. b
Thorn and continued under the successive
arrangements OF e. @. Thorn, r. L. Dur
gin and G. F. Thomas.