Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-09-27
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Cleveland, Ohio.
Rev. Father Long Of Proctor spent
part Of tie week in town.
Miss Edith Canedy went Tuesday to
Wcstfeld, Mass, to stay a week.
Mrs. H. J. Fassett Of Bennington Is
visiting her sister, Miss Mary Stakeholder.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Phillips and chill
dren of Chester are visiting at John LII
lis's.
Miss Gertrude Miller Of Hartford,
Conn, was recently a guest at Henry
Mllers.
Mrs. f. L. Bass Of Randolph came this
week 70 visit Mrs. r. ]. Il. Cudworth
three weeks.
Rev DR.. Griffin has closed his house at
Spofford lake. He returned to washing
ton yesterday.
Miss Gertrude stockwen came home
Saturday from Worcester for a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs y. f. Ketchum and Miss Kate
Ketchum are spending a few weeks in
Cambridge, n. Y.
Miss Lille Long of Troy, N. Y is the
guest of Miss Katherine Carey Of Eli
OF street this week.
Mrs. II. d. Pike and two children Of
White River Junction started Wednesday
for San Diego, Cal.
Miss Ruth Adams is taking a two
months course in kindergarten training
at Springfield, Mass.
Cornelius Donnelly will return today to
Holyoke after a few days visit with lis
sister, Mrs. James Grady.
Prof. Willston Walker and family have
closed their summer home on Linden
street and returned to New Haven.
Miss Blanche Clough was in town a
few days last week before going 10
Worcester, where she has employment.
Edward and Patrick Baker will return
tomorrow to their home in Somervile
Mass. They came Wednesday to attend
the fair.
Mrs, Lyman Goldsmith and daughter,
Gretchen, and Mrs. .. H. Dickinson went
yesterday to Colrain. They will return
Sunday.
Miss Elsie Haskell has entered the
MacDufie school for girls in Springfield,
Mass, where she will spend the coming
year
Miss Minnie +. OConnor has given up
her position as head stenographer in F. L.
Houghtons Office and gone to her home
in Newmarket, n. II.
Mrs. Christie b. Crowell was operated
upon Saturday for appendicitis by DR..
Wells Of New York. Mrs. Crowel is
making a good recovery.
w r. COMBS Grand Patriarch I. o.
O. f. has visited this week the encamp-
ments at Lyndonville, Island Pond, New
port Barton and st. Johnsbury.
Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Whitman. Of Fish
ers Island. y. Y. who have been here dur
ing the week, are making an extended
carriage drive. They will go from here
to Montpelier.
W. c. Piper and family, who had been
visiting Mr.. Pipers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Piper, left Sunday in their auto
mobile for Baltimore en- route to their
home in Chicago.
Mrs G. b. Crowelrs mother and sis
ter, Mrs. Alexander Robinson and Miss
Mardelle Robinson. Of Benicia, Calf r
mia, who arrived here last week, plan to
remain during the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyle of White
River Junction, Mrs. Alden Bgelow of
Clinton, Mass, and Fred Fish Of Man
chester. this state, were visitors at f.
| w. Bogles during the fair
DR.. and Mrs. Richard a. McGnicuddy
returned from their wedding trip to New
York and up the Hudson yesterday and
are visiting Mrs Gillcuddy's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Turner of Elliot
street
Gorham Goodel, n former well-known
local resident who has had large business
interests in Wyoming Oregon. and more
| recently in Montana, has gone to Guam
tanamo. Cuba, where he is superintend-
ent OF large sugar plantation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Knowlton re-
| turned to Lowell. Mass. Friday after
| having completed arrangements for the
transfer Of the Judge Wheeler house on
| western avenue to Hermon f. Eddy
who will take possession next week
Mrs. Charles warder, Miss Charlotte
Dodge, Mrs. Cynthia D. Gallup and Miss
Lillian r. Gallup went Saturday to Bos-
ton to attend the meetings this week Of
the national conference of Unitarian
churches and OF the international council.
James Davey OF Troy, n. Y. who
finished the season recently with the
Bradford, Pa. baseball team. came to
Brattleboro for a visit Saturday He
will probably play during the winter with
the GloVersville, y. Y, basketball team
which holds the worlds championship.
Percy Henley has gone TO Boston TO
work in the Brown Durrel Co, store
the concern with which his father the
late w. H. Henley, was connected so
long Mrs. Henley will remain in Proc
torsville for the present but plans to go
to Boston TO live with her son as soon as
suitable arrangements can be made.
Tommy Guiheen, who has been PLAYING
with the Lynn team of the New England
league in exhibition games, returned
home Monday night. He will return to
Lynn as captain and second baseman
.
his new berth, much preferring 1t to
position with Fall Rver where he mas
played several seasons
d. F. Gates OF Seward. Kansas. who
arrived in town Sunday, will visit here
until next Monday with his uncle, w. w.
| Cook, Mr.. Gates is a native of Dummer-
ston. and 80 years ago. wnen he was a
child years old, went with his parents
to Kansas. This is his first visit east
since then. He visited the jamestown
exposition and stopped In Washington.
New York and Boston before coming
here.
w. A. Root, DR.. F.. S. Pratt, II. E.
Burgess and Frank f. Howe OF Benning-
ton formed an interested party at the
fair all three days Judge Bates intend
ed TO accompany them, but was detained
These five men will go to the state fair
In an automobile next week. Five au-
tomobile parties were coming over the
mountain from Bennington to the Valley
Fair, but the rains early in the week
made the roads impossible.
NJ. F. Hickey of Springfield. Mass. n
player with the Brattleboro baseball
team in its most famous days has been
renewing acquaintance here during the
Valley Fair, this being his first visit to
town In ii years. Hickey has played i'm
the New England, Connecticut Eastern
and National leagues since he left Brat
tleboro AS second baseman he won a
reputation as the sharpest inflelder in