Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-19
nRArrLEnoRo PERSONAL.

Lawyer A. p. Carpenter is in Boston on
a business trip.
Major f. W. Childs left Tuesday on a
business trip to Chicago
Mrs. j. Cray Estey went to New York
Sunday to spend a few days.
Mrs c H. Denlson of Orange Mass, a
former resident Is visiting in town.
Il. p. Kimbal of Greenfield visited his
father, S. w. Kimball. over Sunday.
Mrs o. c. futile has gone to spend a
few weeks with friends in Marlboro.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Boyden have
been in New York city a part OF the week.
Miss Fannie Frost who is teaching
school In East Jamaica, was at home over
Sunday.
Mrs. William Dare is whiting with Mrs.
f. r. Pierce at the Converse House in
Palmer, Mass.
Hon. Albert o. Field Of New York came
Wednesday to spend a week at Capt II.
c. Streeters.
Major c. Houghton went to New York
Tuesday to buy garments for Houghton
& simondss store.
Miss Anna Smith returned to New Lon
don Saturday after spending two weeks
with Miss Zeta Ryan
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin c. Davis were in
Springfield and Worcester on business
the first of the week.
Mrs. f. L. Hunt and daughters, Ellen
and Gertrude, went to Worcester yester-
day to stay several days.
Judge Daniel Kellogg OF Westminster
has come to Brattleboro to spend the
winter at the Brooks House.
Mrs. II. c. Willard, who had been at
Hillcrest large part Of the summer. re-
| turned yesterday to Greenfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Lipe will return
today to Canajoharie. n. Y. after visit
OF few days at the Goodall farm.
Mrs. Herbert Heath OF Mystic. Conn,
has been a guest at Freeman SCOTS
several days. She will return today.
Congressman Klttredge HaslSins attend
ed a meeting OF tho Republican congress
sional campaign committee In New York
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs William ]. Searles went
to Stamford Conn. Tuesday to visit rela -
| tives there and In New York. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Connors accompanied them
John Nichols. who has been exhibiting
the giant oxen, Mack and Teddy. at
Madison Square Garden the past few
weeks. is at home for an indefinite stay
Mrs. j. NJ. Tyler was elected the Wind
| ham county manager Of the Home for
Destitute Children in Burlington mt the
annual meeting Of the corporation in that
| city oct l.
Fred W. Putnam. who has been visiting
n few days I'm Montreal with his daughter
Rose, will return Saturday. and will leave
that evening on a trip OF four weeks tc
Los Angeles, Calf
Lyman Smith began work in the Peo-
/ pies National bank Tuesday He will
take the place OF Ray Greene who will
leave soon to enter the employ OF the
Brattleboro Trust company.
Mr. Nfr= q Tnxtpr eforfa1 WI
nesday on their return trip to Washington
after their summers stay at o. F. Bailey's
on Canal street. They viii visit a few
days in Naugatuck, Conn, en- route.
Miss Marion Rice returned to Brattle-
boro Tuesday after spending four months
in England. France, Switzerland and Hol-
land with three Smith college classmates
She arrived in New York Monday on the
Holland-American steamship Nleuw Am
sterdam.
Mrs Margaret Gatty Of Brattleboro and
Miss Susan w Kellogg OF Westminster
went to New York yesterday TO meet
Miss Mary X. Shepard. The three will
| sail tomorrow on the Coon. Of the Pan
anna steamship line. for California. where
they viii spend the winter They vii
! land at Colon. going from there 20 Pan
anna by rail, then to San Francisco by a
| Pacific Mail steamship. thence 10 Santa
| Barbara TO spend the winter on fruit
ranch. They viii visit many points OF
interest before returning.
AT Young's Hotel Boston. last Friday
night there gathered a little party IT
honor Of Herbert F. Brooks Of Brattle-
boro. VT. the oldest travelling salesman IL
| the employ OF Martin l. Hall & Co. o
Boston. Mr. Brooks Is so seldom in Boston
that his associates want him with then
| every possible minute OF his time, and .
dinner was arranged with that In view
It was an entirely informal gathering, and
! no speech making was allowed. Aftei
drinking to Mr.. Brookss health anC
prosperity the rendering OF several ole
songs by the guest OF the evening wa;
enthusiastically received. II was th'
general opinion that II Mr. BROOKS Is no
governor Of Vermont. he should be-
| New New England Grocer. Oct. IS.