Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-11-09
5RATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. Leon Farr is visiting her sister in
Greenfield.
]. C. Dewitt went to Boston Tuesday
on business.
Mrs. p G. Lynde of Centrevills is
seriously ILL.,
Ernest Covell has been visiting in
South Amherst. Mass.
Miss Ruth Allen OF Turner's Falls is a
guest Of Miss Grace Whitaker.
II. p. Wellman has been in Springfield
this week buying winter goods.
Mrs. Daniel Aher visited last week at
her old home in Springfield. this state
Mrs. Walter Haywood and Mrs. Leon
Haywood returned Saturday to Detroit
Mrs R. w. DeWolf was called Saturday
to Boston by the illness OF her niece, Mrs.
White.
Mrs w II. Fletcher returned satur-
day after visit OF several weeks in st.
Johnsbury.
L. S. Robinson began work Monday as
one OF the janitors OF Crosby block and
Harmony building.
Mrs. Harris OF St Johnsbury came
Monday to spend a few days with her
sister, Mrs. A. r. Gregg
p. l.. Shea OF New York, travelling
salesman for Durham Brothers. was In
Brattleboro two days this week
Mrs. Alice Risbey returned to her
home in New York Saturday after spend
ing two weeks at the Clark farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Durham returned
| Tuesday to their home in West Paris
Me-, after spending a month with their
sons.
Nelson Coffin. formerly conductor OF
the Brattieboro Choral union, has been
engaged to fill similar position in ST. Al
bahs.
Verne H. Winchester returned Sunday
to his territory in Western Pennsylvania,
where he is travelling salesman for Dun
ham Brothers. "
Alexander Dunnett OF st. Johnsburv
/ who succeeded ]. l.. Martin as United
| States district attorney was in Brattle-
/ boro sunday ana Monday
! Mrs. w II. Bond has resigned her DO
sitlon as contralto singer in the Congre-
resignation take effect right away.
John Manning, who has been in the re-
tail department Of Durham Brothers
store several years, has gone as the rem
! YORK -S"
William Toomey, who enlisted in the
regular army at Springfield. Mass, last
week. went to Springfield Monday after
| receiving his discharge from COMPANY l.
lie VIII go to Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
Frank Prescott finished work SATURDAY.
| night as motor1nan on the Brautleboro
| street railroad. He began work for
Charles Mason, the carpenter, Monday.
His brother, Charles Prescott. has sue
| ceeded him as motorman.
e. III. Paine. manager OF sales for the
| United States Rubber Co. was In TOWN
Tuesday Mr.. Paine has the selling Of
the entire output OF rubber boots and
shoes made by the company amounting
to about sS5,OO0,0O0 annually.
George C. Benson and family have
moved from Prospect street TO Mrs. Alice
Morse's house on Highland street ana
George Cutler has given up his tenement
In the Hines house on Canal street and
gone to live with the Bensons.
H. 2. Eddy. student in Attorney Cen
erai Q. G. F1tts's office, went to Mont
pelier Monday TO assist Mr.. Fits during
the remainder of the legislative session.
H. f. Whitney who assisted Mr.. Fitts
prior TO this week, has returned to his
law studies. as
Raymond Starr who came to the Good
now. Pearson & Hunt store from Beene
TWO months ago, has gone TO the Goodnov1
store IN Nashua, N. H, to take CHARGE
OF the boys department. Charles Allen
lately with the Swift Beef company. be-
gan work as clerk in the Brattleborc
store this morning in his place
Charles Benson has moved from Mr.
welcomes house on Birge street tc
Egbert Brasor's new house on Pine
street. Mrs. Kenney will move from the
welcome house to the tenement which
w. II. ST. Germaine will vacate In Mr.
Boynton's house on Canal street Mr.
ST. Germaine win move to John I.inisey's
house on the north side OF Brook street.
Rev F. e. Marble, Ph.D.. of Cam.
bridge Mass, formerly pastor Of the FRS
Baptist church, visited in Brattleboro thi,
week on his way to Chester, where ht
preached the sermon at the ordination OF
Rev. Ralph Jones Wednesday. He wa.
accompanied by Mrs. Marble and the,
We're greeted Tuesday evening by sew.
erai former Pensioners at L. W. Haw.
leys.
DR.. A. I. Miller, who has been III owe,
two weeks was not as we'll Sunday. DIR
y. H. Wells Of New York arrived II
Bratteboro Sunday night and on Monda,
morning he performed an operation fol
the eremoval Of pus from DR.. Miller.
cheek The trouble was caused bv J
wisdom tooth, and for some time DIR. Mil
Ter was not able to open his mouth. I'M
he is now doing well.
Congressman Rittredge Haslxins and 7.
w. Bush OF Brookline went 70 WashinetoI
Wednesday under instructions frem IN,
10th Vermont Regimental association. A
a recent meeting Of the association 1,
Bratueboro they were elected a COMMITTEE,
to tnd out whether the establishment n
an avenue past the regimental monument
on the Gettysburg battlefield could b,
brought about, and, II not, to arrange I,
nave the monument at a point near som,
tablet