Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-12-07
sRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Fannie Frost began teaching school
in Dulnmerston Monday.
Miss Florence Lamson Of Brookline
Mass. spent last week at ]. A. Amidon's.
Miss Ella Newman of Waltham spent
last week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Newman.
Ray Greene and John Ryder went to
Boston Saturday by automobile and re-
turned Monday.
William H. Moynihan of Springfield,
Mass, was a guest of Miss May s. Blanch-
field over Thanksgiving.
Leavitt Roberts of Putney came We'd
nesday to work for the New England
Telephone & Telegraph company.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank d. E. Stowe return
ed Tuesday from their wedding trip. They
have begun housekeeping at 945 Western
avenue
Merton Dodge returned to his home in
Bridgeport, Conn, Wednesday after
spending a few weeks with his uncle, f.
70. Willard.
Mrs. Melissa Hall of East Westmore-
land, who came here for Thanksgiving,
will remain two or three weeks visiting
with her children.
Miss Minnie D. Brasor has returned to
her school in Brookline, Mass. after a
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Expert BraSOr.
Edna Crosby has gone to Springfield,
VT, to take a position in the office of the
electric railroad of which her brother,
Allyn Crosby, is manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bennett Of Man
chester Centre, this state, were Thanks
| giving guests of Mrs. Benefits parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Warner.
Ira p. Ingraham was in town Monday
and Tuesday on his way back to New
York after spending a week at his home
in Guilford and In Claremont.
Col. and Mrs. ]. C. Estey have been in
| New York this week. Mrs Estey enter
tanned over Thanksgiving her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Poore Of Peabody, Mass
Robert Mitchell finished work for the
American Express company Friday. He
has taken a position as bookkeeper in the
office of the Twin State Gas company.
Mrs. Arthur Putnam, after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Bement, and
her sister, Mrs. Henry Rawson, returned
| to her home in Alstead, N H., Monday
Miss Adaliza Wood, in company with
her cousin, Miss Frances G. Wood of Ma
lone, N Y, left Wednesday for Southern
Pines, n. c., to spend the winter and
| spring months.
The engagement is announced Of How
ard w. Hall and Miss Gene s. Parker
both Of st. Louis. Mr.. Hall is a son OF
Capt C. p. Hall, formerly OF this town
now of Shelburne Falls.
Manager Dan Riley was in Turner'S Fall,
Saturday night and saw the basket bal
game between Turner'S Falls and East
hampton, resulting in score Of IL to II
In favor of Easthampton.
| L. F. Adams attended at the Hotel Som
erset in Boston Tuesday night the annua
| banquet of the Massachusetts Hotel as
| a q a Of n cl
of the Cooley House in Springfield.
w. L. Hunt, who has been i'll few
weeks with entric fever at the Memoria
hospital, is recovering, and hopes to b.
able 10 go to his former home in Win
chester. N. H., before Christmas.
w. II. Minor of New York, who is sales
man for Baxter Lighting Co., with whicl
his son-in-law, Mr.. Lansingh, and his son
Frost Minor, are connected, was in Brat
tleboro several days, leaving here Tues
day.
Howard Johnson left Monday for hi
home at Fishers Island after visiting
few days with relatives here. He is pre-
pairing to take winter course in the ag
ricultural department of Cornell univer
sity.
Mrs. Jane Davis Of Brattleboro who re
Gently returned from Glasgow, Scotland
where she underwent a surgical opel a
|
Court street Mrs. Davis. who is 80 year
Of age, has crossed the Atlantic ocean 2
times.-[Keene, N. H., Republican.
DR.. w. NJ. Robb, formerly OF GuilforC
brother of Judge Robb of Washington, Ia
recently opened an office in the Lamso
building in Keene DR.. Robb practice
several years in NARROW, n. H., but ha
been engaged some time in sanitarium
and postgraduate work in New Yor
city
George E. Adams finished singing in tn
Congrega tional choir last Sunday. He wi
go to Springfield, Mass, next week I
take charge of the wholesale flour an
feed business which he recently bought {
Van Duesen & Foley. Fred c. Adam
his brother, will succeed him in tn
church choir.
E. w. Coleman has returned from tn
American Express Co.'S Office in Little
ton, and Fred w. Barrus, who has bee
taking his run as messenger betwee
Keene and South Vernon, Is again woii
ing in this city. Mr.. Coleman will go
White River Junction next week.--[Keen
N. H., Republican,
Stuart Frost and Horace Scott have r,
turned to the Rensselaer, Polytechnic IL
stitute after spending the ThanksgiVir
| recess at home. Among other college DO!
here last week who have now returned
their work were Edward Leonard, Horat
Smith, John Kaine and George Pierce
Amherst, Milton Pierce of the Universal
Of Vermont and Rollin White Of Yale.
The canvassing board for the legislatiV
: district composed of Hughes, Hyde ar
Sully counties in South Dakota met
, Pierre Nov "a and canvassed the return
of the three counties, their figures SHOW
ing that Ivan w. Goodner of Pierre hs
l a majority of 700 In the senatorial COZ
test. Mr.. Goodner will take his seat
the upper branch of the legislature of h
state at the coming session Mr.. Goo
+ ner is a successful lawyer who made
good record a few years ago as states a
: torney. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodner and chi
visited in BratuebOro last summer. M
Goodner was the first stenographer to
+ regularly employed in Brattleboro, filliI
=, a position in the office Of the Estey o
gan company. He went to South DaGo
} to work as court stenographer and aft
graduating from the law department
the University Of Nebraska began Il
: practice Of law.