Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-04-26
9RATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Helen Rohde spent Sunday in
Springfield, Mass.
Philip Ball Of Boston was at F. L.
Hunts Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. w L. Gibson Of South London
derry was in town last week.
F. L. Hunt returned Saturday from
few days stay in New York.
Harry Robinson moved Monday from
A. G. Aliens house to Morningside.
Mr.. Eager, who lives in A. G. Aliens
house, will go to Jamaica to live in May.
E. G. Frost has been in Boston and
Biddeford, Maine, several days this
week
Fred A. stone went to Springfield sun
day where he will work for Crosby &
Parker.
School in the Grahamville district be-
gan April p with Cassie Coney as
teacher
Mrs L. Lorimer Drury Of Mt Hermon
has visited her aunt, Mrs. A. G. Allen,
recently.
]. H. Chamberlain Of indianapolis is
visiting his mother, Mrs. H. K. Cham
berlain.
Walter Prouty has taken position in
r. II. Amidon's grocery store. He was
formerly employed by Durham Brothers.
Miss Mary Welch, long time employe
VI llt bIVUhS t1OuSts mas returned 10 neF
duties there after taking years vaca-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Abbott and Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Barber spent several
days last week in Boston, making the trip
by automobile.
Mrs. James Dalton went yesterday to
Washington, Conn, to stay several weeks
with the family of her daughter, Mrs.
Richard E. Dodge.
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day TO fit up 10 bathrooms in the Pavi-
lion House for Landlord T. J. Heaphy.
He will be there several weeks.
Mrs. G. NJ. Cheney and son came Tues
day from Charlestown. n. H, to join
Mr.. Cheney, who recently bought c. B.
LamsOn's cigar box manufacturing busi-
ness.
William schuster went to New York
city Sunday, and began rehearsing with
seasons engagement Id opera in Balti-
more the first Monday in May.
Mr.. and Mrs Harlan Goodhue, who
spent the winter in Dayton, Ohio, visited
in Bainbridge, N Y, and then came to
Brattleboro. Yesterday, after visiting
two weeks at A F. Schwenks, they went
to their home in Westminster West.
Mrs. Hamhn, who spent the winter
months in Brattleboro with her daugh-
Charlestown, y. H, and opened her home,
Snumshire for the summer season. Mrs.
Perham, who accompanied her to Charles-
town. will remain there a week or two.
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Dinsmore of En-
field, n. H, formerly Of Brattleboro, are
the owners Of a Scottish terrier one year
old which gives promise Of bringing them
a house full of trophies if he is exhib-
ited at the bench shows in the next two
or three years. In their recent exhib-
itions in Boston, Lawrence, Haverhin and
Salem their dog won 10 ribbons, two med
ads and a silver cup.
Col. and Mrs. L. D. Taylor and son,
Brainerd, who were in Bermuda six
weeks, reached home Saturday night
They had good passages at sea and en-
! joyed greatly their stay at the Princess
hotel, under the management Of Fred L
Howe Of this town. Boating, tennis and
/ other outdoor sports occupied Large part
| Of their time. During the latter part OF
/ their stay Mrs. Taylor had an illness with
/ diphtheria, but by prompt use OF anti
| toxine made a rapid recovery.
! Frank B. Putnam left this morning as
! one Of the representatives from Mt Sinai
temple, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, Of
/ Montpelier. to attend the imperial council
to be held in Los Angeles, Calf The
other representatives from Mt. Sinai tenn
/ pie who will make the trip are Smith s.
| Ballard Of Montpelier the retiring illus
trious potentate, Rolla NJ. Chase Of Bethel
and Stoddard N. Allen Of North Ferris
burg. The Sinai members will join those
OF Cairo temple OF Rutland, Mehla tenn
pie Of Springfield Mass, Bektash
! temple Of Concord, N H, and Oriental
temple Of Troy, N. Y, in travelling in
special cars to Los Angeles and a week
later from thence to San Francisco. The
journey win be via the Santa Fe route
| and will include a side trip 10 the grand
canyon OF the Colorado There will be
trips to points OF interest in Southern
| California and stops will be made at
Santa Barbara, Monterey and Santa Cruz.
From San Francisco Mr.. Putnam will go
TO Portland, Oregon, and then to Spokane,
| Washington, where he win spend some
time with F. J. Holman, president Of the
Vermont Loan & Trust company. Mr.
Holman will return East with Mr.. Put
nam, and they will make the trip direct
with the exception probably OF a days
stop in Grand Forks, North Dakota. Mr.
Putnam will be gone from Brattleborc
about seven weeks.