Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-05
sRATTLEsoRo PERSONAL.

TIP.
Rev. Edward Harris of Arlington visited
in Brattleboro this week.
o. c. futile went to Marlboro, Mass,
yesterday on business trip.
Miss Margaret Austin went to Boston
Tuesday for four weeks stay.
Mrs. Cayyan Of Boston is a guest of
her sister Mrs. G. c. Averill.
Mrs w. ]. Dare went yesterday to New
York city for visit of two weeks.
Rev. p ]. Long of Proctor visited his
mother, Mrs. Daniel Long, Wednesday
j. II. iBlatherwick finished work for the
BTattleboro Cabinet company this week.
Mrs. Franc e. Clark Of Al Green street
left Saturday for months stay in Bos-
ton.
C. S. Perry of Bennington has visited
his mother Mrs. Thatcher Perry, re-
Gently. VstJ
Is here for his annual visit or about two
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs M. ]. Austin of New
York city are visiting relatives in town
this week
Mrs. AddIe c. Van Doom went satur-
day to New Bedford, where she will re-
main through October.
Robert Dpnklee has moved into the
house at Chase street which has been
Miss Parker of Boston came yesterday
to spend a week with her brother, L. M.
Parker at Linden Lodge,
Mr.. and Mrs George e. Greene left
Monday for visit of a week with rela-
tives in Calais. this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Staples and child
of Greenfield visited relatives in Brattle-
boro the first of this week.
Mrs Dorr Taylor has returned to her
home in Providence, r. l., after a visit
with her mother, Mrs. ]. NJ. McQuaide.
Miss Mary Moriarty returned yesterday
to her home In Bondville after a visit
with her cousin, Miss Margaret Moran.
superintendent c. X. Jones of the street
railroad is planning to leave next week on
a vacation trip of a month or more to
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hunter of Lebanon
NJ H., have been spending a week with
their sisters. Mrs. c. McCourt and Miss
Flora Scott.
Mrs. Martha F. Mower of Springfield,
Mass, who has visited at C. s. Daniels's
the past week. left Wednesday for Shell
don, this state.
Mrs. E. A. Starxey and daughter. Mar
guerite, Miss Edith Reed and Mrs. II. u.
Smith returned to New York Tuesday to
spend the winter.
Miss Grace Harmon and Miss Maud
Galusha, who were the guests of Miss
Mary Frost several days, returned to
Bennington Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Taylor have
rented Mrs. j. X. Parker's house, fur
nished, for the winter. Mrs. Parker con-
templates a trip to California.
Miss Edna Peterson returned to her
home in Meriden, Conn, Sunday after
spending a five weeks vacation with Miss
Emily Ericsson OF Frost place.
Mrs. Laura A. Howe accompanied her
son. Frank E. Howe, on his return to
Bennington last week. She will remain
there for "A visit of few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Wallace. who
have been employed during the summer
at Spofford lake, have gone to Benning-
ton. where they have employment.
Carl Hollender, who graduated from
Amherst last June, has entered the Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technology in Bos-
ton for the course in civil engineering.
Rev. e. Q. S. Osgood returned today
after attending the 18th biennial session
of the institute of Unitarian ministers.
held during this week in Petersham,
Mass.
Walter Haywood Of Detroit who was in
New York on business trip, was called
| here a few days ago by the serious Ill
ness of his mother-in-law, Mrs. George
| Cutler.
George Dinsmore of New York. a former
wellknown resident, greeted old friends
| in town this week. He is away for a
months vacation, part of which he will
spend in Chester.
John Flahive returned Monday to Bos-
| ton and Patrick Flahive returned Tues
day to Stamford, Conn. They were in
town several days to attend the funeral
of their father, John Flahive.
Miss Cora Lennox began work Monday
q -. ~
pany. For the past two years she has
been in the shipping department of the
Brattleboro Overall company's factory In
| Keene
L. G. Carlton, who graduated from the
high school in 1902 and from the Univer-
sity Of vermont this year, stopped here
| Wednesday evening on his way to Spring
field, Mass. where he has position as
| civil engineer.
Mrs. George NJ. Holbrook, who has been
critically i'll at the summer home of the
family on Ames Hill, has so far recovered
that she was able to return with her nus
band to their home in Springfield. Mass.
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. H. c. Rice Mrs. E. II. Crane, Mrs
c. c. Fits, Miss Susan Clark, Mrs. G. E
| Warner Mrs. II. L. Waterman and Mrs
/ L. +. Adams attended the meeting of the
| Vermont federation Of Woman's clubs II
Bennington this week.
1 Mr. and Mrs. E. ID. Whitney and Miss
| Jennie L. Whitney returned Saturday
| after a months vacation trip. They trav
eled through the Great Lakes and spen
some time in visiting in Minneapolis
Mimi, and Auburn and Penn Yam, N. Y
Mrs. Lyman May. who started from
Brattleboro Sept. 10. arrived in White
wood. South Dakota. Sept. II. She tool
a trip over the Black Hills to find thu
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Osca
F. Perry, about a mile from the RAILROAD
station.
Miss Katherine Dunleavy, formerl,
stenographer in HaslCins & Schwenk's of
fee and recently in the office of the Yer
mont Farm Machine company in Below
Falls, has returned to Brattleboro to b
stenographer in the law office Of III. 6
& F. e. Barber.
WIN Lewis, conductor on the street rail
road, is on a hunting trip OF two week
in the northern part of the state, an
Frank Darling is taking his place. Charlie
Leitsinger is away from the power hous
for a vacation of two weeks and E. n
Goodehough is doing his work.
Henry r. Brown went to New Yor
yesterday Afternoon to accept the invita-
ton of his cousin, +. X. White of Clev'
land. Ohio, to, attend with him the Var
derbilt automobile races which are to /
run on Long Island Saturday. Mr.. Whit
is the builder of the well-know Whit
motor cars.
DIT. Fremont Hamilton and son, job
Warren Hamilton, left last Saturday Il