Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-23
eRArTLEeoRo PERSONAL.


after visiting in Bnghamton, n. Y, five
weeks
Clyde Chamberlain and Fred F. Clark
returned Monday after a visit Of three or
four days in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Stevens Of Cam
bridgeport are visiting their daughter.
Mrs. Edmond s. Wyrnan.
Mrs Julia f. Bartlett is in New York
this week attending the fall openings.
She will return home Monday.
Mrs. Linford Bell and Mrs Henry Bell
of St. Adams are visiting their cousins,
s. A. Daniels and c. S. Daniels.
Mrs. L. f. Woodland of Springfield,
MASS expects to spend few days in
town this week visiting relatives.
Frank T. Parsons, business manager
of the Montpelier Journal, was a visitor
in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
f. Wales is arranging to conduct dane
ing classes in Springfield, this state. and
Greenfield. Mass. early in October.
Mrs. Ernest Bemls returned Thursday
after 10 days visit with her mother
Mrs. Oscar willard. of Springfield, Mass
Miss Bessie Cain returned Monday
after visit Of several days with Mr.
and Mrs f. r. Hopkinson in Bennng
ton.
Mrs f. Marion Brooks has taken bo-
siton as teacher OF English brancaes in
the Clawson- Hamilton commercial col.
leGe.
Miss Edith Applin, who had been Wis
iting her family on Frost street returned
to her work in Springfield, Mass, Mon
day.
Miss Emma Sexton has returned after
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Sexton. in Montague city several
weeks.
Hugh Agnew has enrolled as a student
in Albany business college, where he will
take complete course of commercial
study.
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas Rice and daughter
will return tomorrow from an automobile
trip Of two weeks in the northern part
OF Maine
Russell Kuech went Wednesday to
Hanover to enter Dartmouth college
lie will room with Paul p. Jones Of
Windham.
Mrs. Lucy Yeatman. Mrs. Margaret
Yeatman and Miss Mabel Yeatman Of
Springfield, Mass, are guests Of Mrs
a. 3 Stone
James F. Carney is expected to come
TO II. II. Hobarts Monday 10 remain
until Thursday, visiting friends and at
tending the fair
Mrs w r Francis Of Springfield.
Mass. returned TO her home Saturday
having been with her cousin Mrs g. A.
McRae, a few days.
Secretary O. f. Benson Of the Valley
Fair association attended the state fair
in White River Junction and the Green
field fair this week.
Miss Elizabeth Newcomb, who spent a
month at J. II. Newcomb's in Leyden. has
returned to her position in Donuell *
Davis's millinery store.
Miss Militia Anna Farnum returned
home Sunday after a visit Of two weeks
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs a.
| $. Atherton, in Bernardston.
Jacob G. Ullery returned Monday after
stay OF four days in New York He
went there to meet friends from Cali
| fornla on their return from Europe.
Fred \. Cutler OF Minneapolis arrived
| in Brattleboro Monday He will make
some repairs on the old home place and
return home after the Valley fair.
Mrs. L. O. Jasmer started Monday for
her home in Chicago after spending sew
| eral weeks with her sister. Mrs Meta
Stolte. She will visit in New York.
Mrs. c. c. Turner and two daughters
| Anna and Loretta, have been guests OF
Mrs. Turner's sister. Mrs. Frederick A
Lamb, in Orange, Mass. this week.
Mrs. Carl $. Hopkins is expected home
| today from Yonkers, y. Y, where she
/ - q
mer resident Of Brattleboro, several days
Miss Emma Barrows returned Tuesday
| 10 MI Holyoke college to take up the
| studies OF the sophomore year. Miss
| Maud Anna Brown accompanied her Ia
enter the freshman class.
Harold T. Staples went to Cambridge
Monday, accompanied by his father. 10
make final arrangements for entering
! Harvard university. He will begin his
studies there next week
DR.. Henry d. Hoton went to Mont
! pelier early this week TO make an Off
| cial test as secretary of the state board
! Of health of the new ventilation and
! heating system in the state house
\. l.. Clarke Of Rochelle, H., a cousin
OF the late Edward Clark, is visiting Mrs
| Clark on Oak street. Mr.. Clark formerly
was a resident Of this town, but he left
| here for the West some 20 years ago.
Charles r. Crosby, W. H. Bracket f
| +. Perry. George f. Foster and Arthur
J w. ChMds went by automobile to Clare
| mont Tuesday and on Wednesday attend
ed the state fair in White River Junction
Ralph W. Howe Of East Dover, a grad
uate OF the Brattleboro high school, class
VI 1905. IAtn-scientiic course, has been
elected historian of the sophomore class
of the Amherst agricultural college.
/ Mrs William McVeigh and her daughter
=
Stokes. of Brooklyn, will return to theil
| home tomorrow after a visit Of two weeks
with Mrs. Mary J. McVeigh on Orchard
street
Speaker Thomas c. Cheney of Morris
vile and Mrs. p. F.. Hazen of ST. Johns
bury, members Of the board of visitors
to public institutions, made a semi-an-
nual visit to the Bratteboro Retreat
| Tuesday.
John McQueeny. late with Brill Bros
Simpson, Crawford & Simpson and Johr
! Wanamaker of New York, has this week
entered the employ of +. j. Fenton &
Co., as window trimmer and genera
| salesman.
Mr. and Mrs. George Price. who have
been living in c. L. Cobb's house or
Pearl street, have broken up housekeep.
ing, on account of III health, and have
stored their goods and gone to the home
Of Mr. Prices father in Providence.
Mrs. William B. Clark of Baltimore
| Nd, who came Saturday night with Mr.
Clark and their children to the home OF
Mrs. NJ f. Kirkland. was taken i'll Sun.
day with appendicitis and was operated
upon that day in the Memorial hospital
She is making a good recovery.
Charles w. Sager a former resident OF
| Brattloboro, is renewing old acquaint.
ances here after an absence of % years
| He went from Brattleboro to Dakota anC
from there to Minnesota. He is now the
owner of large fruit ranch and bee
farm in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Perham. who were
married in Hudson, N. H. Monday, came
| Tuesday to visit a few days with Mr. anC
Mrs, c. e. Farnum, Mrs. Perham beine
an aunt of Mrs. Farnum Mrs. Perham's
| home is In Hudson and Mr.. Perham. who