Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-06
5RATTLE5oRo PERSONAL.

IN town the first of the week
Miss Marie Miller returned to her home
IN Cambridge, Mass, Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. Chester Sargent are
| spending the week at Sunset lake
Arvine Pike is expected back tomorrow
from week spent in Belfast Me.
James F. Carey and son, Edmund, visit.
ed D. S. Carey the first of the week.
Mrs. George Eels and Miss Alice Eels
returned from Wells Beach Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Aiken OF
Orange visited at w. E. Pellerins over
| Sunday.
Frank Allen of New York city visited
here over Sunday with his father, Isaac
ID. Allen.
DR.. and Mrs. E. j. Henkel are staying
few days at the Henkel cottage at Spot
ford lake.
Courtney Hill returned Thursday to
| Springfield, Mass, after a visit of a few
days in town.
Francis Smith and Charles Johnson OF
Mortified, Mass, were in town over Sun
day and Monday.
II. b. Hutchins returned Saturday tc
his home in Bennington after a visit with
his father in town.
Miss Mildred Scott returned yesterday
to her home in New York after visiting
three weeks in town.
Miss Grace Bridges returned Monday
from a weeks vacation at her nome in
Williamstown, Mass.
+. A. Tutnill of Northampton was here
for visit over Sunday with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Sherman Abbott
Ernest NJ. Goodenough returned Tues
day night after visit of a few days
with Arthur Wilson in Springfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reed of New York
returned Tuesday after visiting Mr..
Reeds mother, Mrs. Cyrus Reed of Cen
trail street.
Mrs. C. E Allen, Mrs. H. p. Wellman
and Miss Florence Wellman and Miss
Edith Stolte returned Saturday after two
weeks at Wells Beach.
Miss Mildred Mcdonald and Miss Mar
ion Simonds went Monday to Albany, N.
Y, where they will take courses in the
Albany Business college.
Mrs E. w. Gibson and children, who
had been with Mrs Gibsons mother,
Mrs. Grace Hadley, IN Chester, several
weeks, returned Monday.
Miss Rita Eckels went to Buffalo. N.
Y, Monday, where she will spend two
weeks. She will visit in Toronto and Ham
ilton. Ont, before returning.
Milton II. Miller and his two older
sons, after a two weeks visit with his
mother, Mrs. Julia r. Miller, have re-
turned to Cambridgeport, Mass.
DIR. ]. L. Rathbone went Tuesday to
Montreal His daughters, Gladys and
Leah, who have been there some time
with relatives, will return with him.
Mrs. Nellie Durham of Boston re-
turned to her home Monday after visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Willard a
week. Miss Abbie Pratt returned with
her.
James Harding left Brattleboro Tues
day morning and on Wednesday sailed
from Boston on a fishing schooner on a
trip of three weeks to the Georges
Banks.
Fred Spencer of the Worcester Poly
technic institute is spending a few days
at his home before beginning his senior
year. He has been in Worcester most of
the vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Brown and son,
Francis, of Bellows Fails came Saturday
to visit in town. Mr.. Brown returned
Tuesday but Mrs. Brown and Francis
will remain through the week.
E. Wales went Tuesday to Westfield
Mass, to begin rehearsals for king
Jollity," which will be brought out under
his direction for the benefit of the Vet
Grams Firemen's association Sept 16
Halsey Bardwell left Thursday for
Ewing college in Ewing, ILL.,, where he
plans to take a full course. He has been
working through the vacation as tele-
graph operator at Charlestwon, n. H.
w. f. Root went Saturday to New
York where officers of state pharmaceu-
teal associations held an important
meeting to confer upon some important
matters of uniform laws and regulations
Charles R. Crosby, II. r. Lawrence,
+. b. Putnam and Martin Austin, jr.
made an automobile trip TO Springfield
Mass, Sunday, returning Monday night
They were accompanied to Springfield by
Isaac l.. Dickinson, who had been here
for a short visit
Mrs. Michael Murphy of IS Prospect
street has gone to Springfield, Mass to
visit a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bundy. She will go from Springfield to
Worcester for her vacation, and before
returning home will visit in South Fra
mingham Boston and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Z. Butterfeld and
daughter, Helen, who were at the Ira
Larrabee farm in Halifax for a vacation
of two weeks, came to George E. Crow
ellis Tuesday. They went yesterday to
New York city, where Mr.. Butterfeld
will attend to some business matters be-
fore they return to their home.
Edward Long of Troy. n. Y, the bas-
ketball player who has been with the
Brattleboro team the past two seasons
came Tuesday for a weeks visit. Long
played with the Hudson team in the
Hudson river baseball league the first
of the season, and since then has been
playing with the team at Saranac lake
in the Adirondacks.
Brattleboro will have a good contingent
of students in Norwich university this
wear Paul Emerson and Crosby Adams
have returned to resume their studies
there and Warren Crosby, Lawrence Put
nam, Denton Smith, James Helyar and
Guy Thayer have entered the freshman
class. Adams and Crosby will be candi-
dates for places on the football team.
The Van der Berg Opera company
opened the fall and winter season at the
West End theatre in New York city
Saturday evening. Grand and comic
operas will be presented in English. The
company contains many singers OF note
including William Schuster of Brattle-
boro and Joseph Sheehan, who at the
beginning of his career, sang here in
Priscilla"
DR.. f. I. Wilder is member of four
generation family His mother Is Mrs.
S. ]. Wilder of West Townshend, Vt,
and DR.. Wilder has a sister, Mrs. VIII
liam Lord of Brattleboro, VT. Mrs.
Lords daughter, Mrs. Albert Thomas or
Brattleboro, has a son and daughter who
consequently are the great grandchildren
and of the fourth generation. Mrs.
Thomas and her children have just re-
turned to their home from visit In
Adams. Mrs. S. ]. Wilder is the widow
Of the late Allen ]. Wilder, a veteran