Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-04-29
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

MIS-. NINA ltuuSOn ana son, Arthur,
have moved to IIinsdale.
Arthur f. Robbins has moved from
North Main street to Washington street
this week.
Mrs. A. Il. Knight went to Montpelier
yesterday to spend week with her son,
Louis Knight
Rev. and Mrs. d. f. Trout are visiting
this week at Mrs. Trouts former home
in Rockport Mass
Miss Grace Whitaker of Schenectady,
NY. came to Brattleboro Friday to re-
main two weeks.
S. Y. Sheehan Of Boston has taken
position as head clerk of c. e. Graffams
new soda fountain.
Frank d. Roche Of Springfield, Mass,
is the new barber in w. +. Sturges's
Elliot street barber shop.
]. G. Ullery is staying at the Hotel
Wolcott in New York city a few days
while transacting business.
Mrs. w. A Gilbert went to Boston Sat
urday and consulted specialists regarding
neuralgia, returning Tuesday night.
Mrs. Ralph Pettee, who recently under
went an operation in the Memorial hos
pital returned to her home Friday.
c. J.. whitney of Ticonderoga, N Y,
has been greeting old friends while stay
ing at the Brooks House several days.
Mrs. Leroy f. Adams returned to
Springfield, Mass, the first of the week
after visiting relatives in Brattleboro.
Raymond Frost Of Newark, o., and
Stuart Frost and c. w. Jones OF New
York, were at L. G. Frosts over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Beal and son spent
| Saturday and Sunday in Keene. where
| Mr. Beal attended a club reunion Satur-
! day evening.
Frank n. Farnum went yesterday to
! Waverley, Mass, where he has work car
| pentering for G. II. Barnes. who is build
! ing a house.
Miss Clara Gale returned to Brattle-
! boro this week. Her sister, Mrs. George
! her Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. c. Davis have been
in Burlington this week attending the
! annual meeting of the grand lodge of
New England order Of Protection.
Ernest Dix has resigned his position
with the Springfield Furniture company
and entered the employ of George NJ
| Whitney in the American Express COM
| pany Office Springfield Reporter.
e 3. Finn, editor Of the Springfield
Reporter, and Harry a. Bingham, who
has a position in the office Of that paper,
were in Brattleboro Saturday on bust
ness trip.
Frank Chase Of Berkeley, Cal, former
| ~ of Somerset, is visiting his cousin
Peter Chase of Chestnut street, and other
relatives and friends here and In the
/ West river valley.
Mrs. w. f. Mixer was elected one OF
the representatives, to the supreme lodge
at the annual meeting OF the grand lodge.
New England order Of Protection, In
Burlington this week.
Miss Ethel Goodale, principal Of the
ninth grade, was in school Wednesday
for the first time since the Easter vaca-
"a hot, Ion
attack of tonsilitis
Watson Kendall of South Main street,
who has been attending the Springfield
business college, has taken position
in the central offices OF the Boston n
Albany Railroad company.
Judge f. l.. Waterman is presiding at
the term of Essex county court which
opened in Guildhall Tuesday. Thirty
two cases were set for hearing 10 OF
them being on the jury calendar.
Frank f. Howe of the Bennington
| Banner and Collins Graves, postmaster
in Bennington. arrived in town yester
day and today are trying the trou
streams in the Green river watershed.
Gov. G.. II. Prouty, Thomas c. Cheney
of Morrisville. speaker Of the Vernon
house Of representatives,, and Mrs. p, f
HaZen Of ST. Johnsbury are here toda!
to make an official visit of inspection t
the Brattleboro Retreat
DR.. and Mrs a. II. Barnes ana daugh
ter. Marjorie, and n. ]. Luther, all O
Providence, r. l., visited at the home o
Carl +. Cain from Saturday to Wednes
day coming in their automobile. Mrs
Barnes is Mrs Gains sister.
Mrs Clayton y. North Of Shorehan
and Mrs. julius j. Estey Of Brattlebor'
were reelected state regent and stat
vice regent for Vermont at the continen
tai congress of Daughters Of the Ameri
I can Revolution in Washington Saturday
United States Judge James L. Mart
went to New York Wednesday to hol
l court a case set for trial yesterda
/ was an action against government Off
Gals importers and exporters charge
r with smuggling valuable lace into thI
n country.
Rev. DR.. John r. Cow will attend tn
Y Northern Baptist convention in Chicago
+ which begins May 6. being sent as
delegate by the First Baptist church. II
, will start May ; on the New Englan
Baptist train and will be away tw
Sundays.
Friends and former patrons of Sara
. Woodbridge Of % Forest street, Brat
{ tleboro, Vt, who, as Sarah Stever
was a dressmaker in this city in the mid
/ die eighties, will be interested to lear
IS that she has recently observed her G5t
birthday in excellent health,-GNashu'
o n. H., Telegraph.
h Rev Z. Q. s. Osgood, Charles II. Prat
Mrs Warder and Mrs George +. Fost'
It attended in Greenfield Friday a servlC
y concentrating the 50th anniversary
the settlement OF Rev. DR., John +. Moo
~ as pastor of All Souls Unitarian churc
. Delegates were also present from Dee
field, Turner's Falls, Florence and Row
n Charles Caswell, who was formerly ei
s gagged in construction work on the Coz
necticut river dam, arrived yesterd;
n from Idaho. where he has been runniI
in A hotel for the j. c. White company
New York the past year. He is und
engagement to enter upon work in CO..
- nection with one of the big power pr
u jects in which II. /, Hartman Is i
. terested
~, Dr. II. d. Holton, secretary Of the sta
- board of health, went to Washingt
- Tuesday to attend the annual conferen
of the state boards OF health with I
n surgeon general of the United state
H. He attended also the conference OF I
ne state and provincial boards of health a
the annual meeting of the National A
mt ISOLATION for the Study and Prevention
n tuberculosis. He will be away wee