Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-10-26
5RATTLE1oRo PERSONAL.

John J. Fitzgerald left Sunday for a
weeks visit in Westield and Boston.
Mrs. c. d. Gallup has been visiting in
Barton Landing, where she formerly lived.
Mrs. Nellie Wright Howe of Cambridge,
Mass. is the guest of Mrs. H. II. Thomp-
son.
Horatio E. Smith is a member of the
junior prom" committee at Amherst
college.
]. NJ. Tucker will move Nov. 1 from DR..
Hotons to the Aldrich house on North
Main street
C. II. Smith Of Minneapolis, who was
a guest at L. F. Adams a week, left for
his home yesterday.
Edward ]. Howe, railway postal clerk
returned Tuesday after a two weeks visit
in Bellows Falls and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Eddy returned Fri
day from a weeks carriage drive in
Wardsboro, Stratton. Sunderland, Man
chester and Winhall
Leroy Downes of Troy, N. Y, who is
travelling for the Kimball Flour company
in the interests of the Ondawa flour, has
been at the Brooks House this week.
Mr. and Mrs. David Stott of Detroit
have been guests at the Brooks House
this week. Mr.. Stott is a miller with
whom Crosby & Co. have dealings.
Albert E. Harwood. formerly of Brat
tlehoro, sailed Thursday for France. He
will spend a month in Paris and a month
with friends touring the country in a
60 horsepower automobile.
Mrs. Hopkins, who has closed her res
taurant and boarding house in the Ret
! ting building, will go with her family TO
| West Dummerston to stay few weeks
| before going to Newport, r. l., where she
will make her home.
Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Mead came Friday
! to the Brooks House to stay a few days.
| Mr. Mead Is a former resident of Brat
tleboro and is widely known as a member
of the ARCHITECTURAL firm of McKim, Mead
& White Of New York city.
Mrs. A. H. Baker Miss Gertrude Baker
| Miss e. Hasbrook and Mr.. Mutt of Cleve-
land, who visited here a part of last
week. left Sunday in their Peerless tour
ing car for New York, and after a shorl
stay there will return to their homes.
The Keene Evening Sentinel of Monday
contained the following: "Mr. and Mrs
william Milne of Barre, VT, have beer
visiting Mrs. Mines sister, Mrs. d. ]
Leonard of Hotel Ellis. Yesterday Mrs
Leonard entertained her brother, Pete
Hopkins. and two sisters. Miss Rose anC
Miss Bessie Hopkins, and friend, Mis-
Russell, from Brattleboro."
Arthur w. Peach is a member of tn
undergraduate committee in charge o
the 72nd annual convention of the Delft
Upsilon fraternity which is being held a
Middlebury college this week. Anon
the eminent men who are expected t
speak are Senator Redfeld Proctor an
! Gov Fletcher d. Proctor, Rev. Cortlan
Myers and William t. Jerome.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Barrett c
! upper State street celebrated the goth an
niversary of their wedding on Frida
evening. About 80 friends were preser
to offer congratulations. Mr.. and Mr.
= Barrett were presented with a cluny lac
s lunch cloth. During the evening card
= We're played, the prizes being taken b
o Mrs A. P. Langtry, Mrs. William +
: Topham, e. C. Watson and Herbel
r Brooks of Brattleboro, VT. Out-of-tow
:, guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Willial
= A. Castle of New York and Mr.. and Mr.
= Herbert Brooks OF Brartleboro.-[Sprinl
= field Sunday Republican.