Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-05-10
eRArTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

to Brattleboro Saturday.
Gilbert Hall is in Fitchburg this week
visiting his brother, Leon Hall
Earl Mcclure of Wilder, Vt, has been
visiting Mrs. Edward Joivett
Mrs. G. H. Ryder has been the guest of
Mrs. H. r. Beals in Keene
Mrs. Frank Brasor returned from n
short visit in Boston the first of the week.
Miss Theresa and Miss Rose Doyle went
to New York Tuesday for a short visit
Will Miller of Greenfield was the guest
of his brother, Don Miller, over Sunday.
Mrs George E. Warner returned Tues
day after brief visit in Westfeld, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank L. Reed of Ber-
nardston were in town Friday and Satur-
day.
Mrs. a. w. Dunklee is critically i'll at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. F.
CoXson
Misses Adair and Geraldine Mcdowell
have been visiting In Shelburne Falls
several days.
Mrs Franc e. Clark and Mrs. c. A.
Van Doom went Tuesday to Brooklyn for
a weeks visit.
Superintendent Thomas Harmon of the
Soldiers Home in Bennington was in
town Wednesday.
Miss Genevieve Slate has returned after
a visit of several days with Mrs II. o.
Coolidge in Keene.
Mrs John Robertson of Bangor, n. Y,
has come here for an extended visit with
Mrs. l. L. Durham.
David r. Perry attended Thursday in
Burlington a meeting of the county road
| commissioners of the state.
Warren Luther Brigham of New York
came to town to play the cello in the
orchestra at the band minstrels
Fra nix White of 10 Il CLARK auto
mobile company was in Springfield, Mass,
! on business two days this week.
| Miss Nettie Harris, who has been with
! her sister, Mrs King. in Shushan, n. Y,
! several months, returned yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Childs of Man
! chester, y. H., who came to Brattle-
! boro Wednesday, will return tomorrow.
Mrs. j. Henry Goddard, who spent the
| winter with her son, Walter F. Goddard,
| returned to her home in Barre, Mass
! today.
Miss Green, the nurse, returned Tues
day from Pittsford, this state, where she
was the guest of Miss Nellie Tennien a
few days
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Coxson have not
moved to the Doolittle house on Canal
street, as announced, but are still living
on Main street.
Mrs. c. f. w. Cunningham went to
short visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| S. E. Stacey.
Mrs. II. X. Chamberlain attended the
| funeral of her sister, Mrs. Sias p.
| Yeager, held in the church in West Ches-
terrified Wednesday afternoon.
Judge Z. L. Waterman is in Montpelier
this week sitting with the judges of the
| Vermont supreme court in consideration
of cases at the May term.
Ill
20 years in the Carpenter organ factory,
has recently taken a position in the &C
ton department of the Estey factory.
l. L. Moore who finished work for the
Estey Organ company Saturday, will go
next week to Rochester, n. Y, where he
will have a position in piano factory
Horton d. Walker went to Mortified
yesterday to complete the installation OF
a private electric light plant in the home
of a. G. Ropes. He went to Walpole
this morning.
Mrs. E. a. Starkey and Miss Edith
Read came from New York Tuesday tc
spend several days getting the residence
on Oak street in readiness for occupancy
through the season.
Mrs. w. ]. d. Leavltt, Mrs. G. L
Kirkland and Mrs. NJ p Hatch of Buff
falo, n. Y, came to Brattleboro Monday
night and are at the Brooks House while
their cottages in West Brattleboro are
being made ready for occupancy.
Clark n. Robbins, who was the CUES
of his niece, Mrs II. F. c. Toedt, sew
eral days, returned TO his home in An
dover, n. Y, Tuesday. He was accom-
panied by Miss Josephine Toedt, WHIT
will remain in Andover for an indefinite
stay.
Fred L. Howe came to Brattlebort
Tuesday night from Bermuda, where h
has been managing the Princess hote
in Hamilton. He left Wednesday to opel
, the Mizzentop hotel at Pawlng, N. Y
His son, Stanley, who came with him
remains in Brattleboro.
Miss Florence Goodenough, supervise
of drawing in Orange, Mass, left Tues
day to attend the joint convention of tn
Eastern and Western Art and Manua
training teachers associa lions in Cleve
land, Ohio She will probably return
Monday. A large party of art and man
ual training supervisors from Massachus
etts cities will attend.
B. T. Riley, night yardmaster, who ha
been employed by the Central Vernon
Railway company nine years, resigned hi
l position Tuesday. He will probably go I
Springfield, where he has been offered
good position. Mr. Riley is one of tn
most popular and efficient railroad work
ers along the whole line and his dc
parture will be generally regretted b
other railroad men.
John j. Clune was in Boston last FIR
day, May 8, to take the examination, be
fore the Massachusetts board for an ur
! dertaker's and embalmer's license ii
. was notified yesterday that he was on
of the successful candidates out of elias
. of So Mr. Clune has had two and one
. half years experience with Moran & c.
= and is a graduate of Massachusetts, Co
lege of Embamers in Boston. He ha
several good offers, but is undecided as
= which one he will accept.
. Mr.. and Mrs. c.. B. Lamson will stat
tomorrow for the jamestown exposition
: They will go from here to Boston, whel
they will be Joined by their son. Re-
Guy C. Lamson of Hyde Park, Mas
They will stay in Washington until II
21st to attend the May anniversaries
the Baptist association, and from thel
will go via the new day boat down II
Potomac river to Norfolk After
tending the jamestown exposition the
). Intend to take a short ocean voyage b.
|. fore returning home.