Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-06
eRArTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Atwood went Sat
urday to Beominster, Mass, to visit rela-
tives.
J. T. Hidreth returned Sunday after
noon from Florida, where he spent the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Austin George have re-
turned from months stay at their old
home in Rupert.
Miss Iva Hudson has been spending a
week with her sister Mrs. Nina Hudson,
in Hnsdale, n. II.
Mrs. j. D. Beeman entertained her
nephew, Roscoe II. Beeman Of Burling-
ton, the past week
Ralph Wilson has entered the employ
of the Fellows Gear Sharper companyfin
Springfield, this state.
Mrs G. d. Eldridge Of Shelburne Falls
has been here in the home Of her son,
r. ]. Eldrldge, this week.
Miss Minnie r. Toomey will go to New
York tomorrow TO spend a week with
her brother, John Toomey.
r.. l.. Patrick returned to his home in
Windsor Wednesday after being in the
Memorial hospital two weeks or more.
Miss Florence l. Goodenough is in Bos-
| ton this week attending a meeting Of
| the Eastern Art Teachers association.
Dr. Lawrence Heaphy Of New York.
who came here about three weeks ago
on account Of his fathers death, return
| ed Sunday.
| Mrs r. H. Amidon and daughter, Eliz-
| abeth, returned Monday from Fair
| Haven where they made an extended
| visit with Mrs. Amidon's parents.
| Mrs. j. j Worden Of East Dover Mrs
| f. S. Hopkins Of Adams, Mass. and Earl
Esterbrook of Albany, n. Y, were guests
at y. l.. Johnsons over Sunday.
Rev Roy NJ Houghton gave an address
! on THE apostle OF brotherhood" before
the mems club Of the Congregational
church in Caremont, n. H., last evening.
Frank H. Field who has a position with
| the General Electric company Of Schen-
| ectady n. Y, spent saturday and Sun
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Asa
Field Of Pearl street.
Edwin H. Miller was the soloist at a
meeting and banquet OF Star lodge of
Masons in Athol Monday evening, when
the third degree was conferred in the
presence Of grand officers.
Mrs Anna L. Robinson. who was
thrown down by a livery team last week,
made such quick recovery from her in
! juries that she was able to be out again
the last Of the week.
Miss Amy f. Sears. the expert dress
maker who has had rooms some time at l6
| Main street has taken charge this week
Of the Houghton & Simonds alteration
department in the new garment shop.
Miss Alice Lindgren. who is in charge
| Of the tuberculosis work in BrattleborO.
| returned the last of the week from her
| home in cambridge y. Y. where she
had been spending a vacation Of two
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Howe and family are
| expected in Walpole soon to visit Mr..
| Howes parents. Mr. and Mrs. John c.
Howe Mr.. and Mrs. Howe have been
living in Livingstone, Montana, several
| years past.
F. +. Aldrich and family Of Westmore-
land Depot, n H., formerly Of Brattle-
boro, arrived in Boston Monday after a
/ pleasant ocean trip on the steamer Sa-
vannah. They spent the winter in Gaines
vile. Florida.
T. Wales began rehearsals in SPRING
| field. this state. this week for the pro-
ductlon Of his musical comedy. king
Jolity." under the auspices of the Uni
| versalist society. Nearly 100 adults and
children will take part in the production.
Mr. and Mrs. w F. Root left Sunday for
! Richmond. Va, where Mr.. Root attended
| the annual meeting OF the American Phar-
/ maceutical association and the meeting Of
the national boards OF pharmacy. Mr..
!
! represent the state at the latter meeting.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Root will return next week.
Sherman Willard formerly employed
by the Swift Beef company in its local
| branch and later proprietor OF the Ken
drick House in Putney. fs the hero of the
hour in Milford, y. H. where he has
been running a hotel the past year or
more. The professional and business
men of the town were having a hard
struggle in a baseball game and at the
opportune time Willard, who weighs 275
pounds. drove the ball out Of the lot for
home run. winning the game for the
| business men, . to l.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred W. Putnam return
ed to Brattleboro Saturday after an alb
| sence Of four weeks. Mr.. Putnam was
one of four delegates from Mt Sinai tenn
! Pile to the Imperial Council Of the Mystic
| Shrine. which was held in New orleans
| April II to II. The others were Lester
| Greene Of Montpelier. II. c. Cady of
! Mortified and C. A. wilkins OF Norris
| vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam visited in
| Jacksonville, Savannah, Washington,
New York and other cities. The weather
| throughout the trip, until Friday was de-
lightful. II being unnecessary for them
to use an umbrella until they reached
New York on the way home