Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-11-09
sRATTLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Rev. p j. Long of Proctor was In town
Monday.
w. L. Goodnow Of Keene was in town
yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Stevens spent Sunday in
Winchester.
Miss Alma Niles is spending the week
in Greenfield.
John McGrath of Holyoke is visiting
at his home here.
Frank Weeks has gone to Millers Falls,
where he has employment.
Miss S. E. Griswold expects to be able
to go to Brandon Saturday
The Lucia family have moved from 10
Canal street to Prospect street.
Ebert Hall went to Fitchburg Wednes-
day to visit his brother. Leon Hail.
Miss Cell Murphy returned Saturday
after a weeks visit in Providence.
Mrs Christopher McCourt is spending
the week with her husband in Ludlow.
Miss Margaret Austin returned Sat-
urday after four weeks stay in Boston.
Mrs Elmer Wheeler of Wilmington
spent Wednesday and Thursday in town
Miss Katherine Dwyer has gone to
Springfield, Mass, for an indefinite stay
w. W. Cook left Wednesday on a trip
of ten days to Adrian. Mich, and other
places.
Miss Hannah Cray OF Bellows Falls is
spending three weeks at Dr. +. II.
O'Connor's.
Mrs c. B. Dickinson and Mrs. Lyman
Goldsmith spent Wednesday in Spring
field, Mass.
Miss Mary Stewart spent Wednesday
in Northheld with her sister Miss Katn-
leen Stewart.
r. NJ Smith will move the last
this month from p South Main street
to Canal street.
Miss Blossom Scott Of Baltimore spent
Friday and Saturday with her sister.
Miss Flora Scout
F. ID. Tucker has moved from DR.. Hol-
toms house to the Aldrich house on
North Main street
Mrs. C. c. Gould returned home from
Burlington Thursday accompanied by her
mother Mrs. L. A. Atwood
william c. Horton strained the liga-
ments in his left leg Wednesday noon. and
he has been unable to walk.
Miss Dorothy Todd OF Palmer, Mass.
will take the position as ticket seller at
the local railroad station Monday.
Mrs. George E. Warner went to North
ampton Wednesday TO spend the day with
acquaintance made while teaching there.
Mrs. Mayme Donnelly and William
Miss Donnelly's aunt, Mrs. James Grady.
Mr. and lars. Sherman Abbott were in
| Northampton over Sunday with Mrs.
Abbotts parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
| Tuthll
Patrick Aher is substituting for James
| Riley In the Central Vermont yard. Mr..
! Riley dislocated his shoulder by falling
| from a car.
Mrs Mary Lillis and family and John
Ia Y
into Mr. Austin's new two tenement
house on Elliot street.
Mrs. Thomas Holloran and niece.
Katherine Carmody. who visited three
weeks with Rev. Father NJ. J. Carmody.
returned today to Bennington.
Thomas Burcell and c. V. Geran re-
turned TO New York Monday after
spending few days at MaplewooI as
the guests OF Beatty Balestier.
Mrs. CatharIne Collins and granddaugh-
ter Miss Grace Mcmahon. returned Sat
nrday to their home In Fitchburg after a
six weeks visit with relatives in town.
Mrs. w. II. Bigelow and son. Hayes
Bigelow. closed their summer home in
West Brattleboro Monday and left for
their winter home in Tarpon Springs
Florida
president of the woman's Relief corps.
started yesterday on a trip TO South Lon
donderry, Jamaica and Newfane to visit
the corps in those towns.
Miss Baker of Colorado Springs is visit
ing at the home of her uncle. Ira Higgins
She came East on account of the illness
OF her aunt, Mrs Burnham. but did not
reach here until after the latter's death.
Mrs. Elizabeth Austin. Martin Austin
and Miss Mary +. Austin attended the
marriage OF DR.. James c. Austin OF
Spencer and Miss Agnes Gertrude Dug
gan OF Worcester in Worcester Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davenport left last week
for Washington. d. c., where she is at
tending the meeting OF the Audubon So
ciety. She will go TO Philadelphia about
Nov. p and will spend a few days there
before returning home.
Mrs. Laura A. Howe, who was in
Bennington several weeks at the home
OF her son, Frank +. Howe, editor of the
Bennington Banner, returned Friday.
She was accompanied by her son, who
went back to Bennington Saturday.
Mrs. Mary s. Campbell recently resign
ed her position as housekeeper at the
New Haven House. New Haven. Conn.
and after spending two or three days In
Brattleboro. went to Washington to re-
sumo her former position as housekeeper
at The Shoreham.
C. o. Chamberlain. who has been at
week to visit his sister. Mrs. r. z. Cor
don. until time to open his winter hotel
in Daytona, Fla. Miss Elizabeth Gordon,
who spent the summer with Mrs. Gordon
at Sunset lake. returned to her home In
Locust Dale, Va, Tuesday.
p L. Shea of New York city. r. w.
Lowell OF Waterbury, Conn, John A.
Keegan of Troy. N Y, F. C. Parker OF
Manchester. N. H., John A. Greenwood
OF Chester, VT. William Murray of
Springfield, Mass. statesmen for Durham
Brothers, were in town this week to look
over winter styles in shoes.
VIII Schuster. the noted opera singer.
Is in town for his first visit in four years.
He is In fine voice and has several offers
for the coming season, one OF which he
will accept within few weeks. He has
recently been singing in Willard Spencer's
new opera, "Rosalee." which had a
brief run under Nixon & Zlmmerman's
Management. and previously had an en-
gagement in Hackett's "Alcade" in Chi
cago. Much OF the time in recent years
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuster (Annie Lichter)
have been under engagement at the Tiv-
oil theatre in San Francisco.