Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1909-10-29
sRArrLzsoRo PERSONAL.

G. H. Danyew is confined to the house
by illness.
Rev. George L'Ecuyer spent Sunday in
Bellows Falls
Mrs. Angelina Larrow of Holyoke was
in town Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Dillback is able to be out
after several weeks illness.
Miss Katherine o'Connor will go Sat
urday to Holyoke for visit.
Mrs. Margaret Gatty went Tuesday TO
Boston to remain several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coates returned
Wednesday from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Margaret Marion has returned,
after three weeks visit In Keene and
Boston.
Raymond Duquette is spending a few
days in town on his way from Farnham,
p. O., to- his home in Chicopee Falls.
Mrs. Walter stafford of Proctorsviile
is with Mrs c. r. Durham for an indeh-
mite stay.
Miss Flora Tuthin of Northampton
spent Wednesday with her sister, Mrs.
Sherman Abbott.
Ernest BetterIy is moving from Miss
Burnham's house on South Main street
to Springfield, Mass.
H. w. spaulding left Wednesday for
Springfield, this state, where he Joined a
party of deer hunters.
Miss Margaret Devine has reformed to
North Adams after two months stay at
Rev. Father Carmody's ~
H. w. Sanderson will move tomorrow
from p South Main street to the Borden
house on Oak Grove avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen w. Kimball went
today to Greenfield to spend Sunday with
their SON. Edward z. I6imbaH
John T. Kaine went Sunday to Maiden,
Mass, to attend the funeral of Daniel
Moriarty, which was held Tuesday
Miss Mary Brown returned Wednesday
after a five days visit with her sister.
Mrs. j. ]. ODonnell, in CRANKY, Mass
Charles Cassidy shipped his household
goods Wednesday to Holyoke. Mrs. Cas-
sidy and children will go there Saturday.
Major C. Houghton, of the firm of
Houghton & Simonds, has been in New
York this week, selecting winter goods.
Miss Nina Gilman returned Monday
from Northfield, this state after a stay
of several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Miss Abbie Higgins of Springfield,
Mass, accompanied by Josephine DAILY,
is visiting Miss Higgns's sister, Mrs.
John Larrow.
Miss Helen Dunlevy returned Tuesday
to Boston, having been in town to at
tend her brothers wedding, which took
place Monday.
Mrs. E. c. Sargent is in woodstock at
tending the interdenominational conven-
ton as a delegate from the Universalist
Sunday school.
Mrs. %. w, Loomis, who had been
spending the past six months here, re-
turned to Worcester Saturday much inn
proved in health.
~. u r,,.kAo-a.a1 forvaar1,, Nc
tleboro now of Detroit was elected vice
president Of the national association Of
UniversaIiats at the oonventyon which
closed. in Detroit this, week.
Miss katherine D. Martin, who has
sung soprano in the Universalist church
few Sunday, has been engaged TO sing
there regularly, succeeding Mrs. Corinne
(BlodgetD Stellman,. who. now. lives in
Utica, N. Y.
Mrs. Fred w. Main and daughter, Re-
becca, of Springfield, Mass, were guests
of Mrs. w. B. Smith last week. Mr..
Main, who is business manager Of the
Springfield Republican, came up Satur-
day and returned with them Sunday
night.
William Adrance, son of Rev. and Mrs.
s. winchester Adriance and Miss Flor
ence Colburn Park, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Francis Eugene Park, were Married
ance is well known in Brattleboro, her
mother being a former resident. Mrs.
Adriance was here last August as the
guest of Miss Emily Clapp.
Francis e. Perry Of Brattleboro, grand
master of the grand lodge of Odd Eel
lows of Vermont. and Grand Secretary o.
H. Henderson of st. JohnsbuPy will start
Tuesday on a trip of visitation of district
meetings, being in Readsboro Tuesday
6oxr
night, Poultney Thursday night and Bur-
lington Friday night. Mr. Henderson viii
come to Brattleboro Monday to attend
regular meeting of Wantastiquet lodge
that evening.
The Greenfield Town club has just been
formed in Greenfield, Mass, with largo
membership among all denominations, as
1t is non-sectarian. It's purpose Is the
amusement and welfare of its members
and the promotion of civic improvement
in the town. Rear Admiral Charles p.
Clark, who spends a part of each year
in Greenfield Is the honorary president.
The active president is Hugh II. Hackley,
who went to Greenfield from Brattleboro
a few years ago.
Charles r. Crosby took an automobile
party to the Dartmouth Amherst football
game, his guests including. H. r Law
renee, f. B. Putnam, Martin Austin,
George e. Foster, DR.. F. r, Newell and
Houghton Seaverns. DR.. Thomas Rice,
DR.. Harry P. Greene and John l. Stewart
also made the trip by automobile to Am
herst and another party in a motor car
included DR.. G. r. Anderson and Col. and
Mrs. ]. G. Estey and sons. Others who
attended the game were Clyde Cutler, H.
G. Rice, NJ. ]. Moran, John e. Tasker, L.
G. Tasker, Alfred S. Thompson, Alfred
Jordan, r. C. Bacon ]. H. Fiheld, Charles
H. Stolte Luther Miller, Glenham Jones,
Onslow Thompson, Godfrey Crosby, Weed
Pierce, George Pierce, Homer Ellis, Har-
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