Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-03-08
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Walter Il. Timson spent Sunday in
Keene.
G. l.. Durham spent a part Of the week
| in Boston.
Judge schwenk is in New York on a
| business trip.
Miss Lulu Smith is in New York and
| Boston this week.
w. II. Corser was i'm Boston last week
| ON a business trip.
Miss Retta Howe is spending the week
| i'm Springfield, Mass.
Patrick Ryan of Greenfield is spending
| few days I'm town.
Atty Gen. Fits has been in New York
! throughout the week.
john l.. Knowlton of Lowell has been
! here part of the week.
Miss Ruth Callahan spent Sunday in
| her home i'm Charlestown. n. H.
Mrs. FIonora Long Of Joplin, Mo. came
| Wednesday to visit relatives in town.
Mrs Bingham of Northampton is
| guest of her cousin, Mrs. f. II. Putnam.
Homer Holland will enter the employ of
| the Dewitt Grocery company next week.
Miss Kate Gray Ketchum of New York
| is the guest of her aunt. Mrs j. J. Estcy.
Harry Gould, Pcrley Davenport and
Harry Knight spent Sunday in Green
| field
Congressman and Mrs. Haskins are ex-
pected to return from Washington to-
morrow.
Mrs. w. II. Proctor and daughter, Vesta,
went today to Springfield Mass, for
weeks stay
l.. H. Barber has gone to Boston to Sc
| lect Chickerng, Nose x Son and Merrill
pianos, and other goods.
Mrs. Royal Tyler is critically in, having
sustained a shock. Her daughter, Mrs. G.
| w. Plat of Great Darlington, is here.
Nellie ana Nettie Butterfield of West
minister West resumed their school du-
ties Monday after weeks vacation.
Mrs. w. f. Bradley and her son Of
East Orange, n. j., are visiting Mrs
Bradley's sister. Mrs. James f. Hooker.
DIR. f. II. O'Connor, as district deputy
installed the Knights Of Columbus of the
council in Mddlebury Wednesday night.
Fred w. Reed is spending weeks
vacation with his brother. Frank Reed,
at the New England House in Bernards-
ton.
Mrs. George c. Averlll returned We'd
nesday after a visit OF n few days with
her daughter. Mrs. George Adams. in
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. +. II. Putnam, who visited in Rut-
land and Proctor after attending the
Womans Relief corps state convention,
returned home Monday
Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Baker Of Colorado
Springs. who has spent the winter at l.
$ Higgins's started Monday on the
return journey to Colorado.
Rev. e. r. Mathison, grand lecturer OF
the grand chapter of Royal Arch MasOns
| Of Vermont, attended a district meeting
in White River Junction yesterday.
Miss Marjorie Crosby on her return
from Washington with the high school
seniors, stopped in Meriden Conn,
from Friday to Sunday to visit with rela-
| tiNes.
Frank $ Piper will go to Williamstown
today to see the basketball game be-
tween Williams and Dartmouth tonight
and the Williams Wesleyan game to-
morrow night.
Mr. and Mrs. L. u. Taylor and son.
Brainard, will go to New York today and
tomorrow tney will sail for Bermuda. with
the expectation Of remaining there
month or six weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. Bangs. after attend
ing the Grand Army encampment in
Rutland. visited several days with Mr..
and Mrs G. l.. IIlliard in WallngfOrd.
Mr.. Bangs was i'll with grip while in
Wallingford
Ed Bailey and his brother. Frank Bailey.
are at work on job of electric wiring for
Horton d. Walker in residence in
| Springfield, this state. Mr.. Walker has
the contract to wire the hotel in Spring
field for telephones.
Harry Smith of Meriden, Conn. came
SATURDAY to stay over Sunday with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Smith.
His sister, Miss Hattie Smith. also OF
Meriden, came with him to spend a
week with her parents.
a. f. Rhode and r. II. Winchester OF
the setting-up department of the Estey
organ works went to Staten Island yes
terday to set up the big organ recently
completed for the sailors home there. 1t
will take them about two weeks.
George Cron, Guy Thayer, Elijah and
Elisha Prouty and Irving Holden will go
to New York Sunday, where they will be
employed week or more laying a new
flooring in the new store of the Estey
Organ company at West 29th street.
Mrs. T.. l.. Hlldreth and Mrs II. w
Sargent, who had been in Washington
ID. c., two weeks, returned home Fri
day night, accompanied by Miss Florence
Hildreth. who had been studying during
the winter in the Washington college of
music.
The Bddle family moved this week
from the Prentice house on Canal street
to the downstairs tenement at 10 Canal
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Altar have
taken the tenement upstairs. Mr.. War
ncr who recently bought Charles Keach's
house on Canal street, moved into 1t this
week.
South Dakota will have a new capitol
to bc erected within the next two years
at an expense of 5000 900 The bill pro-
Niding for the capital and making the
necessary appropriation was introduced
by Senator Ivan w. Goodner of Pierre
former resident of Brattleboro 1t pass
ed both houses and was signed recently
by Coy. Crawford. After signing the bill
the governor congratulated Mr.. Goodner
on securing its passage and said that no
| measure which he had signed him
so much satisfaction as this one
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Relief corps win be held next Thursday
There is work to be done, and it is hoped
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