Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-11-01
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

PFNFN GGoOF1O FGNSOINfNGs
w. II. Proctor Is in Chicago on a bdsi-
ness trip
Joseph Kaine spent Sunday in Spring
field, Mass.
Miss Annie McGrath Is spending a week
in Holyoke.
E. Dechenes, jro OF st. Adams is in
town this week.
Mrs. Reed Of West Dummerston left
Tuesday for Bellingham. Wash.
Henry Racette is at his home in ST.
Johnsbury for a weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs Edward I.avelle Of Am
hcrst visited I'm town over Sunday.
Frank Fuller returned Sunday after
weeks visit in Central Park, Penn.
Mrs. Charles Grotto and children went
Thursday TO Monson, Mass. to live.
Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Whitney and child
left last evening for Fort Collins. Col.
John Warren Hamilton was at home
from Willston seminary over Sunday.
Miss Nina Gilman spent Sunday WITH
Miss Catherine Martin in Northampton.
Mrs. Thomas Ryan returned Tuesday
after n visit in White River Junction and
Hanover.
Mrs F. d. Fisk ia in New Yor'- city for
visit Of two weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Miner.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Mann and daughter
Helen. returned Sunday after a weeks
visit in Hinsdale
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ King and child
visited in town Friday en- route to St
| Adams from Costa Rica.
Mrs. Fred Francis of Fitchburg has
been visiting several days with her IA
| Their, Frank T. Horton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosley moved yesterday
from Vinton building 20 their recently
| bought farm in Dummerston.
]. Elmer McNall and family OF Maiden,
| Mass, were guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
| George A. Stone over Sunday
Charles Burroughs. formerly OF Brat
teboro. now has a position in a. c.
Mller's barber shop in Westheld, Mass.
Mrs. Julia R. Miller has returned from
| Holyoke where she visited two weeks
with Mrs L. r. Bemis at ]. *. MoTills.
Arthur p. simonds went Monday
! to New York on business trip OF sew
eral days, Mrs. Simonds accompanying
him.
Miss Marguerite Sackett returned TO
her home in Westfeld. Mass. at the end
of last week after visit OF several days
In town.
Miss Florence Clark left Wednesday on
a vacation trip Of three weeks TO New
York, Boston and the home OF her sister
Mrs. J. L. Knowlton, in Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Alvin Holden OF Townshend spent
part of the week with Mrs. Louis Clapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Findley OF Claremont
were guests Of Mrs Clapp over Sunday.
Mrs. i. s, Adsit has for a guest her
cousin, Mrs Charlotte Kidder who has
just returned from Paris, where she has
been under instruction with Harold
Bauer, the great pianist-LBurlington
Free Press.
Misses Grace and Edith Canedy OF IL
Clark street entertained a company of
friends Wednesday evening with a mas
querade party. Games were played and
refreshments Of cake and ice cream
served.
Mrs. Chester w. Sargent and Mr. and
Mrs, Frank E. Willard went to Albany
Saturday to visit Mrs Sargent's son.
Harry C. Sargent who is n student in
the Albany Business college They re-
turned Monday.
f. -. Leitsinger, who went from Brat
tleboro to Marietta. Ohio, several years
ago, and who has been living in Hart
| land, this state, the past few months, has
leased the tenement in f. i. Burnett's
house. u Brook street.
Mrs. Emma Clark OF IIinsdale, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Her
bert Franklin, in Townshend. called on
friends in town yesterday, before return
ing to the home of her daughter, Mrs.
| IANd H. DtlNiSt III AAlhShalNs
Frank E. Perry, grand warden OF the
grand lodge OF odd Fellows OF Vermont,
is accompanying Grand Master Endress
and other grand officers to the district
meetings in Lyndonville. Barton, Wood
stock Chester and Readsboro.
Dr. F. II. O'Connor of Brattleboro and
Daniel Martin OF Northampton. formerly
of this town, were the soloists at the OBJ
servance of the 25th anniversary OF the
organization OF the Father Matthew So
ciety in Greenfield Tuesday evening.
Rev. Arthur b. Whitney was installed
as pastor of the Second Parish Unitarian
church in Saco, Maine, Sunday night
Mr.. Whitney is son Of Rev. e. w
Whitney OF Milford, Mass, a former
pastor Of the Universalist church If
Brattleboro.
Mrs. Della Franklin Barrett entertained
the past week her four sisters, Mrs. It
w. Bruce of Newfane, Mrs. G. M Hol'
brook Of Franklin, Mass, Mrs. NJ. A
J Barry Of SaXtons River and Mrs, A. NJ
Livermore of Bellows Falls. All ATTENDED
: church together Sunday, pleasure the!
had not experienced in many years.
George Tudor, who lives at As Higi
street. will go soon to the White Noun
tain region, where he has a contract L
saw $4,000, 900 feet of lumber. He expect
that several years will elapse before tn
contract is completed. Mr. Tudor for
merly carried on an extensive numbering
1 business in Somerset and will utilize SOM
of the machinery which he had there
The Springfield Reporter, in an &C
count Of the wedding OF Harry Howar
Tenneyson and Miss Lila Belle Cook
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John Cook
in Springfield, October 21, contained tn
following: miss Eloine Franklin of Brat
tleboro, a cousin OF the bride, played tn
wedding march during the ceremony mos
acceptably and gave several selection
afterwards"