Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-20

5RATTLE3oRo PERSONAL.


Leslie Wood of Nashua, N. H., visited
in town a few days early in the week.
f. G.. Frost spent three days with his
sons in Troy, N. Y, returning Monday.
Miss Mary Haigh returned Saturday
after spending two weeks in Montreal.
b. II. Ripley of New York city was the
guest of Miss Anna Turner over Sunday.
Miss Rita NJ. Eckels returned Friday
night from two weeks visit in Buffalo,
n. Y.
Miss Nettie Dale johnson is spending
the week with relatives in Springfield,
Mass
Mrs. Cutler of Worcester is spending
the week with her sister, Mrs Clarence
Derry.
Charles Whitaker and family spdnt
Sunday at Ludlow, VT, going by auto
mobile.
Merrill Whitney will enter the military
academy in Staunton, Va, as a student
next month.
Miss Bessie Chatield of New York is
spending some time at the Clapp cottage,
spofford lake.
A. w. Roel was judge of the fruit and
vegetable exhibit at the fair in Green
field this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Brooks and
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Farr are spending
llle week III new 1OTk city.
Dium Harris left Thursday for his home
! in Greencastle, Ind, after visiting here
and in Springfield and Boston.
Miss Elsie Smith has recently come
here from South Amherst, Mass, to work
| in the office of F. L. Houghton.
Harry Belknap of Claremont returned
to his home early in the week after visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Peter Chase.
G. II. Eddy. who recently sold his farm
| in Dummerston, has moved into l.. A.
Moores house on Chestnut street.
Patrick Kane, formerly a blacksmith
on Elm street, finished work Tuesday as
zinc pipe washer at the Estey Organ
company factories.
Edward Bushnell has recently visited
Erskinc A Cole Of Bennington. They
were friends in the civil war and had
not met in many years.
Mrs. Joel johnson of Fishers Island is
! here for a visit with her brother and her
! daughter, Miss Florence Johnson who is
teacher in district No. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. NJ. Bennett and Mrs.
| Higgate, left Saturday morning for their
home in Philadelphia, after a two weeks
visit at Warren Benefits.
Miss Margaret r. Piper returned to
| Windsor, where she is a teacher in the
high school, Monday after visiting her
brother, II. L. Piper, a month.
Mrs. William Gerry Slade of New York
| city national president of the United
states Daughters of 1912, is spending
the week with Mrs. c. F. r. Jenne.
Timothy w. Eason attended, in smell
burne Falls Tuesday, the annual reunion
of Company II, 10th Massachusetts regi-
ment. Mrs. Eason accompanied him.
Miss Theresa Doyle returned Saturday
| from New York, where she had been two
| aDty Tho man Tod hNr lice
Rose Doyle who had been in the city
since May.
Mrs Clarence w. Reed and little
| daughter are spending a week in Colrain
as the guests of F. w. Purrington's fam
| lily. Mr.. Reed was in Colrain over Sun
day.
Miss Eva Knowlton Of -Brattleboro,
Miss Amy Johnson of Wilmington and
| Miss Sadie Streeter of Hinsdale are ap-
prentices with Mrs. w F. Neal the mil
liner.
Mrs w. A. Vance and daughter OF
! Cleveland. Ohio, have returned nome
after a months visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Gipson of High
street
Madam Balestier, who was with her
daughter, Mrs. Dunham of New York, at
Mt. Desert on the Maine coast a large part
OF the summer. returned to Mrs. Kirk
| lands last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Thomas. Mrs. F.
II. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Dewitt
and Mrs. Elbert Tenney have been in
| North Bennington this week to attend the
| Thomas -Welling reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Frederick Childs OF
Chicago were in town short time We'd
nesday. They were accompanying two
| friends from Boston on an automobile
| trip through New England.
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taire diamond from a setting in ring
The diamond was valued at $225 and was
particularly priced by Miss Brooks, as II
was formerly her mothers.
John Cove. formerly porter at the
Brooks House, who has been at work re-
Gently in a restaurant in Springfield
Mass, returned TO Brattleboro this weel
to work in Halls restaurant.
Mrs. B. R. Allen is visiting her son
William Heard, this week. She came here
from Sunapee lake, where she had beer
spending the summer. She will soon gC
to New York for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Streeter came Mon
day from Waterbury, Conn.,, to the home
of Mr.. Sueeter's parents, Capt
and Mrs. H. c. Streeter. They will re-
main here for a vacation of two weeks
Mrs. Margaret Gatty entertained com
pany of So to 40 people at Hillcrest Tues
day evening. A picnic was held in thu
woods near the house and later dancing
was enjoyed in the hall and billiard room
an orchestra furnishing music.
Col. X Haskins and I. D. Bailey at
tended in Boston this week the supreme
council of SSd degree Ancient and Ac
cepted Scottish Rite Masons of the north
ern jurisdiction. Mrs. Bailey accompa
MED her husband to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Rice and famil!
| laff VUa v
Saturday they will be Joined by Mise
Florence Foster and Florence Pratt anC
the party will spend two weeks at Gran
berry lake, in the Adirondacks.
Louis Walker and William Foster lef
Monday morning for Albany where the.
will enter Albany business college. Thi
will make eight from this town who ar
enrolled in the college this fall. A part!
of friends and schoolmates were at tn
depot to see them off
Mrs Marshall Field of Chicago and I
party of friends took dinner at thu
Brooks Mouse Monday while en- route b!
automobile from the White Mountains
where they had spent the summer, t
New York. The party included Mrs
Field, Mrs. Eames, w. ]. Dunn, Mis-
Therese Droz and w. e. Dewey.
Orlando Bemis of Oakland, Calf, 4
here for a visit with his wife and daugh
ter, Mrs. c. r. Crosby Mr.. and Mrs
Bemis, accompanied by their son, Free
Bemis Of Meriden, Conn, and Eugen,
Bemis of Boston went Saturday on a car
I 40 Iv.fH 10 he n11 for fIxr II