Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-04-27
sRArTLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Ex-Gov. Pingree of Hartford was in
town Saturday on a business trip.
Mrs. Gates and Miss Alger, Dress
makers, have returned from Boston.
Miss Ellen Hunt was the guest Of Miss
Katherine Hollistsr in Greenfield last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Plimpton, jr.,
Of Springfield, Mass, spent Sunday at p.
Lavelle's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Spencer
moved to a tenement in Crosby block
this week.
Miss Carolyn L. Clark arrived homo
Tuesday after a stay of several weeks
in Atlantic City, N. ].
Ben Williamson of Salt Lake City, who
arrived Tuesday night. expects to remain
in town a week or more.
Charles Mclaughlin OF Mount Hermon
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. w. w.
Plimpton, on Canal street.
Mrs. Lucius T. Harris Of South Deer
field was a guest of Mrs. j. X. Parker
from Tuesday to yesterday.
c. C. Turner has returned from Bates
burg. s. c., where he worked in the Hotel
Lexington during the winter.
| Mrs. Richards Bradley, who spent the
winter in Boston, will return to her
Brattleboro home this week.
Miss Maude Hermon Of Mt. Holyoke col
| lege came Saturday 70 be the guest Of
Mrs. George z. Adams several days
Frank z. Howe, editor and publisher OF
| the Bennington Banner. was here over
Sunday for a visit with his mother, who
is Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs Allyn J. Crosby Of Spring.
field, this state. came to Brartleboro
Tuesday to attend the band minstrel
show.
Mr. and Mrs Lincoln Daniels of New
York were here for visit over Sunday
with Mrs. Daniels's mother. Mrs Harriet
Dearborn.
Miss Hattie Ruggles, who was the guest
eral days. returned Sunday to her home
in Worcester.
Mrs. ovington Ross of sheboygan, Wis,
is at the home Of her parents, Col. and
Mrs. Dunton. She was called here by her
fathers illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Duqustte have re-
turned to their home in Russell, Mass.
Their son, Raymond Duquette, is Ill at
that place with pneumonia.
H. E. Eddy and family moved from the
Wyman building on Main street to the
house next east of C. S. Hopikins's house
on Western avenue this week.
Emil Apfelbaum has so far recovered
from a broken leg that he was able to
walk recently from the Gill Odd Fellows
|
Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Childs of Man.
chester. N. H., were in Brattleboro yes
terday on their way to Castleton to at
tend the funeral of A. P. Childs.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Roberts of Pitts
field, Mass, came Tuesday to spend q
week with Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Roberts
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Roberts
B. Souto and George Snowman OF New
York were guests at the Brooks HOUSE
: ] Nv fu ~ n.
, principal stockholders Of the Brattlebort
I, Cabinet company.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Stickney, who hav,
been in Washington, where Mrs. Stick
ney attended the meetings of the nationa
t chapter of the Daughters of the Ameri
e can Revolution, returned last night
:; c. NJ Dugan viii move to the lyle
! house at Ihe corner OF Tyler and Terrac
3 streets May l. Charles II. Welcome vii
move from 1T Elliot street to the tene
!, ment in Leonard building vacated by MI
!; Dugan.
W. F. Minor, who is employed as chic
clerk for the Hoking Mining compan,
d in Farmersburg Indiana, came Wednes
day for a visit with his relatives in Brat
: tleboro. He will return via Philadelphia
:. where his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
= Minor, now live.
y Mrs. w. s. Smithers Of Waterbury, wifi
s of a former pastor Of the Methodist churc
= In Brattleboro, was seriously tnJure
Z while attending the Methodist conferenc
;. at MorrisviIle last week. She was throw
q from a carriage, the horse taking frigh
al an automobile. She was able to retur
D, to her home this week.
/ A. M. Wright, a former well know
. local resident, has been elected vice pres
q ident OF the Mason & Hamlin piano an
! organ company of Boston. and will devot
y his entire time TO the business of tina
:, concern. Mr. Wright has been connecte
8 recently with the Schaffer Piano compan
y Of Chicago, and at different times ha
:; filed responsible positions with ii
Everett, Weber and other piano CON
panies.
Congressman Haskins has nominate
William Peirce Brown of Northfield, TO
s merly of Brattleboro, as a candidate Il
the naval academy at Annapolis, to tai
ID the examinations in June. Young Brow
is the son Of the late Commander Brow
s. who after his retirement from the nav
was president OF Norwich universir
A. Lawrence B. Flanders of Hartford al
Arthur W. Patterson of Randolph a
alternates.