Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-27
5RATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

was guest of Mrs. H. f. Bascom last
week.
Mrs. Ann Benson went yesterday to
Troy. N. Y, to visit a week with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Elliot Of White
River Junction visited in town Friday
and Saturday
Mrs. Fannie c. Howard went the last
Of the week to her home in Jamaica for a
vacation Of a week
Foster G. Crown of Northampton has
visited part of the week with his
father, Farley f. Crown.
Mrs. w. H. Fletcher reached home
yesterday after a visit Of several weeks
in Boston and Stoneham, Mass.
Mrs. Frank Pettee, who was operated
upon in her home for appendicitis by DR..
Lynch, is now improving rapidly
Miss Marion Gibson was at home over
Sunday from Mortified seminary, ac-
companied by two of her schoolmates.
Miss Marjorie Crosby returned Satur-
day after a visit in Poughkeepsie, n.
Y, Hoboken, n. j., and Merden, Conn.
Mrs E. r. Bemis went Sunday to
Springfield, Mass, to spend two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. oscar
Willard.
Miss Mabel Hunt will go tomorrow to
Schenectady, n. Y, to spend a few days
with Miss Grace Whitaker formerly of
this town.
Ernest NJ. Goodenough and Lawrence
Hudson are in Winchester, y. H., this
week, wiring Mrs. NJ NJ Turner's house
for electric lights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Hamilton and
daughter, Chrstabel, who have lived in
Brattleboro the past year, will move to-
morrow to Montague. Mass.
tiers came this week from Schenectady,
n. Y, for visit with Mrs. L. X. Fuller
and Mrs. G. w Hooker.
Mrs. Charles Shaw and Mrs. Harry
Shaw and daughter, Florence, Of Orange.
Mass, were guests of the Misses Miller
on Myrtle street last week.
Mrs. Verne Winchester went Saturday
to New York to visit a week with her
husband, who is a travelling salesman
for Durham Brothers company.
Henry Scott Of Boston is visiting at Dr.
Lanes. He will go Saturday TO his old
home in Townshend to stay over Me-
mortal day and later will visit in West
Minister.
Mrs. Carrie Mary Farr of Bratteboro
was one of the four nurses who grad
uated this week from the training school
of the Franklin County public hospital
in Greenfield. Mass.
Dr. Charles G. Wheeler was elected first
vice president a the annual business ses-
sion Of the New England Osteopathic as
ISOLATION held in Cooey's hotel in Spring
field, Mass, Saturday.
Fred c. Gibson of St Johnsbury and
Frank Brown of Keene. former residents,
We're among the visitors here a the meet
ing of Mt. Sinai temple, Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine. Friday.
Miss Johanna Baker of Brge street is
making a good recovery from an opera
ton for appendicitis. The nurse who
cared for her, Miss Ferguson of the
Waltham training school for nurses,
left the last of the week.
w n. Wilder, treasurer of the Vermont
| Loan & Trust company, left Friday night
| for his home in Grand Forks, North Da-
kota, after spending several days on busi-
ness in this section with F. B. Putnam
the general eastern agent.
Mrs. c. NJ Demo Of West Medford
| Mass, who is visiting her mother, Mrs
A Ingraham in Guilford, while her home
which was destroyed by fire April - is
being rebuilt, called on friends in town
recently Mrs. Demo is graduate OF
the Brattleboro high school.
Howard wellman, who attended the
piano manufacturers convention in Rich
mond, Va, and his brother, George Well
man, who accompanied him for a pleasure
trip, returned home Saturday afternoon
They made a large part Of the trip each
way by boat.
Captain Bessie Hoke went Wednesday
| TO Boston to attend officers councils
conducted by Miss Eva Booth, who has
charge of the Salvation Army in the
| United States. About 400 officers are
gathered at this congress Capt. Hokt
will return next week.
John w Hamilton. son Of DR.. Fremont
Hamilton OF this village, and Hugh o
| Thayer, son of Hervey Thayer of Yves
| Brattleboro, are among the eight stu
dents in NIiddlebury college who have
been chosen to compete for the Merrill
oratorical prizes June %
Eugene C. Spaulding and family moved
to Springfield, this state, Saturday. Mr.
Spauding will have position in the of
fce of the Springfield Printing company
The family will live with Mrs. Spauding
mother Mrs Charles Cutler, whose hus
band lost his life in an accident recently
James A. Lillis is one Of the three
! men appointed by the assistant judges
| as license commissioners for the city Of
| Rutland after a deadlock almost wlthou
a parallel in the history OF the state
| Mr. Iillis formerly was engaged in th'
mems furnishings business III bIdtue
bOro.
Invitations to a celebration Of the semi
centennial of the New York Homeopath
ic Medical college of New York city
which will take place next week, hav'
been received by DR.. Henry Tucker
class of 1863, DR.. Fremont Hamilton
class of 1892. and Dr. Ward R Noyes
class of 1896.
DR.. F. H. OConnor expects to NOV
next week to the Burnham house whicl
he bought recently, north of the Uni
tartan church, extensive attractions ther
having been completed. He will occup
the south part of the house, and Charlie
F.. Mann OF Clark street will move I
the north tenement.
Henry Racette. formerly linotype op
orator in The Phoenix office but since las
January in the employ of the Lyon
Printing company in Albany, N. Y, visit
ed in town Friday and Saturday. He lei
his home in ST. Johnsbury wednesday 10
Superior, Wis. where he will have a pc
sition to the Evening Telegram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert NORWOOD wer
in St Johnsbury Monday to attend the ~
neral of Barbara Collins, 3. little daughtt
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl G. Collins. TIL
! child died from the effects Of swallowin
a safety pin May Is. She was operate
upon in the Brightook hospital Saturda
morning, but died that afternoon.
The South Ryegate correspondence
the St Johnsbury Caledonian this wee
contained the following item: "Dr. GREG
of Brattleboro called on some OF his o.
friends Friday DR.. Gregg practice
medicine here over 80 years ago and