Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-09-21
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visiting Miss Bessie Cain.
Herman Cook moved into his house,
30 Canal street, yesterday.
Mrs John Devine OF Harris place is
confined to the bed with illness.
Miss Agnes Kane Of Springfield, this
state, is visiting at Daniel Aher's.
E. L. Parker attended the New Hamp-
shire state fair in Concord last week.
II. p. Hunter has returned from Keene
and resumed work for Leslie Smith.
Miss Nellie Anderson of Albany busi-
ness college is at home to stay until after
the fair.
Miss Elizabeth White has returned to
Plainfield, N. j., to resume her work as
teacher.
Mrs. A. " Cox has returned after a
visit of a week with Mrs. John c. Howe
in Walpole
b. H. Foster Of St. Johnsbury came last
night to spend a few days with his son,
Charles Foster.
Mrs. Mary Higgins is seriously i'll at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. John Larrow,
on Elliot street
Miss Minnie Duffy returned from
Waddington, N. Y, Wednesday after an
absence of five weeks.
William Kaine and James Clark return
ed to Montreal Sunday, where they will
attend MCGlu university.
Miss Nellie Aher returned yesterday to
st. Albans after several days visit with
her brother, Daniel Aher.
Mrs. Burlingame and Mrs. William
Coane of Meriden, Conn. spent wednes-
day at the Brooks House.
Mrs. Roger Donoghue of Holyoke is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick Guiheen of Reed street.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller returned to the Brooks
House Friday after stay of three weeks
at Breton Wood and Portland.
Mrs. Erwin Metcalf and daughter re-
turned Saturday to Burlington after a
visit with Mrs. William Mellen.
| Miss Nellie Brown returned yesterday
/ after a weeks visit in Woodsville, n. H,
with her brother, Morris Brown.
II. b. Haus and sons. Bernard and Leo
/ returned Wednesday after a visit with
/ Mr.. Haus's parents in Baltimore.
Mrs. John Joyce returned today to her
home in Springfield, Mass, after a
| weeks visit with Mrs. ]. T. Kaine.
Miss Vina Davis of Chesterfield who
| Is sewing at Miss Duncans, has rooms
with Miss Hatch at 10 Cedar street.
Miss Rena Hall left Friday to take a
position as teacher Of French and Ger
man in Liberty college, Glasgow. Ky.
Miss Allie Torrey has a position as
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for the Boston & Maine railroad, at SOM
ersworth. N. H.
Rev. Dr. Griffin and several young
men, who spent the summer with him a.
his cottage at Spofford lake, returned
| Tuesday to Washington.
Miss Alice Whitney went Monday t.
Boston, where she has entered Simmons
college. Her sister, Edwina, who ac
companied her, returned Wednesday
Miss Allie Torrey and Miss Annie Mel
len will return Monday from Franconia
N. H., where they were employed dur
ing the summer at the Franconia Inn.
A. w. Nesbitt OF New York, the pro
motor who negotiated the sale of tn
street railroad and gas and electric ligh
properties, came to Brattleboro yester
day.
Mrs Stetson. who has spent the sum
mer here with her daughter, Mrs. +. H
Howard, and in South Londonderry, vii
return to her home in Somerville, Mass
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Rand, who hav
spent the summer in Townshend, hav
gone to Springfield, Mass, where MI
Rand will probably take up work in hi
line as a machinist
Mrs. Fred Tuthill and daughter, Flora
have moved to Northampton. where MI
Tuthill's has headquarters. Mr.. Tuthi
, I
Vernon and return.
DIR. r. c. Newton of Montclair, N. ]
, came to Brattleboro by train this wee
and started on a walk over the noun
tains to Lenox, Mass
Mrs. Alton Fraser and daughter
Eleanor, will return to their home /
} Jersey Shore, Pa, tomorrow after severs
/ days visit with Mrs. r. =. Fraser an
! | Ar- nf
Chalmers Holbrook, who has been
! the home of his grandfather, ex-Go'
Holbrook, large part of the summe
= will leave next Thursday to enter upo
his course of study at Yale.
! DR.. E. r. Lynch and family, who wei
left without a home by the burning
the G. II. Clark house Monday nigh
are occupying Andrew Horizons houi
on Canal street temporarily.
w. r. Geddis and Sanford A. DAME
have gone to White River Junction toda
TO attend the funeral of Mrs. A. ]. Houe
: of Groton, wife of a former pastor
the Methodist church in Brattleboro.
! National Bank Examiner Frank L. Els
of Vergennes, having completed his Il
spection of the banks in Brattleboro, W
: go today to his old home in Newfane 4
. a few days hunting in company wi
!, Henry c. Warren of Putney.
Brattleboro people who went to BelIov
Falls Sunday to attend the funeral
Postmaster Barney Cannon were Kittredl
q Haskins, H. e. Taylor, G. M. Taylor
: E. Greene, j. p. Elmer, II. ]. Allen,
B. Ashley, e. j. Knowlton, Job Long,
v H. Bond, H. A Reynolds and H. M. Gu
I rier.
g Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Kimball and the
: son, Past Midshipman Lucien Kimba
Il reached home Saturday night from Bo
r ton, having made the trip there by bo
d from Baltimore. Past Midshipman Xii
ball will remain at home on waiting @
ders, with the expectation of being a
t signed to duty with one of the Americl
e warships in foreign waters at an ear
date.
l. The Office force of the New Englal
J. Farmer were given a pleasant surpri
ie Saturday, when Publisher j. G. Ullery 1
L. formed them that his Stanley touring c
i was at their disposal for the afternoo
=; Ralph Pettee was chauffeur in charge, a
of the others in the party included Mrs. Re
]. nolds, the editor, and her daughter, Viol
l. and Miss Helen Rohde and Miss Nal
l. Chesterfield and Westmoreland, with
lg turn around Spofford lake and st
r at that resort.
Frank Crosier win go today to Soms
ID ville Mass. where he will be assista
In physical director in the Y. M. c. A. T
W association is large and prosperous a
g has recently moved into new buildi
ly containing a finely equipped gymnasiu
n Mr.. Crosier also had an opportunity
Id take similar position in Brockton, Mas