Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-16
eRArTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. G. f. Gilman is visiting her sister,
Miss Averill, in Boston,
Miss Hortense Hall will open her free |
kindergarten Monday, oct. 3.
Miss Jennie b. Duncan is in New York |
city studying the fall styles.
Oscar Cook Of Greenfield is at Charles |
Miners for an indefinite stay.
Mrs George w. Brooks will go to New
York Monday for her fall millinery.
Miss Jennie Duncan went to New York
city Tuesday to remain several days.
Oscar Whitney went Tuesday TO
Mortified, this state, to spend a week
Miss Mary Wheeler left Monday for a
two weeks vacation in WATERFOWL, n.
Y
Miss Bertha Shaw returned Tuesday
night from her vacation in Belchertown,
Mass.
Grant r. Joslyn of Brooklyn recently
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. l..
Joslyn.
Donnell & Davis are in New York
studying the fall and winter styles in
millinery.
Mrs Amanda b. Smith is visiting her
granddaughter, Mrs. II. T. Boynton, in
Russell, Mass.
II. w. Walker of Washington, D. c.. a
former well-known local resident is a
guest at c. X. Jones's.
Winfield Whitney of Halifax and Miss
Peeler of Westminster, Mass. were at
Charles Miners last week.
Miss Della Joslyn Of Somervie Mass,
| spent a week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. /. Joslyn, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Malcolm of Nassau,
| n p, Bahamas, have been spending the
| week with Mrs. ]. X. Parker
Mr. and Mrs James Moran Of Fitch
| .-.sN.
their sister Mrs. John VIEWER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Barnes Of Clare
mont came sunday for a visit with Mrs.
| Barnes's mother. Mrs. H. b. Larkin.
! Charles f. Goff. a former resident, who
is now employed by ex-Gov. Pingree in
| Hartford, this state, was in town Satur-
| day.
Mrs. Harland Sparks returned to her
home in Wlliamsvlle Saturday after a
visit Of eight weeks with relatives in
| town.
Miss Daisy Miller Of this town, a grad
uate Of Simmons college, recently cata-
| logued the Fletcher town library in Proc
| torsvlle
Rev. Father NJ ]. Carmody was in
| Montreal the latter part Of last week and
| over sunday, attending the Eucharist
| congress
Z. G. Davis Of Athol, formerly Of Brat
uehoro. spent sunday at Perry Galup's,
where Mrs. Davis had been visiting sew
crl days
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Spear Of Elliot
street visited last week at DR. +. ] Sher-
| mans ON Becchwood avenue. Spring
field. Mass.
Fred W. Han went to New York city
Sunday ON business for the Estey organ
| company which viii keep him there a
week or 10 days
Miss Rena Hail has been appointed
| principal Of Tennessee college. Muir
frceshoro Tenn. where she has been
teaching three years.
Miss Maud Stoddard and brother
Ralph. who were at Spoffprd lake nearly
all the summer returned to their home in
Springfield Mass. Wednesday.
Frank Wyman returned Saturday after
spending "A few days with his mother, Mrs
Laura Wyman, in Barre and at the home
Of Mrs. Albert Morse in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrie Pratt Fred Clark
and Mrs Florence Blood. who attended
the Hartford races last week also
visited friends in Springfield. Mass.
Walter Vevier. chef at the Highland
House. Goshen. Mass. returned to his
work Monday after spending the week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
VIEWER
Mrs Ella Webster Pye and daughter
OF Jacksonville, Fla, and Mr.. and Mrs
c. c. Han of Pine Castle. Fla. nav,
visited Mrs S S Hunt and others il
this locality recently.
| | Mr.. Savvedis. who was at the Betterley
farm in Dummerston this summer, lef
this week for Harvard university. stop
ping on the way to visit Mr.. and Mrs. w
L. Wood Of Springfield, Mass.
1 Mrs Henry Campbell returned t,
| Washington. D. c., Saturday after
| visit with Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Elmer OF
Frost street. Mrs. Campbell is matrol
| of the Shoreham hotel in Washington.
| Mrs c. c. Doty and Mrs Jennie L
| Carter left Wednesday morning for
| few weeks visit in Lowell, Boston, Ev
/ erett, Worcester Springfield, Mass. an,
| Brattleboro.-tUnited opinion, Bradford
Dr. II. d. Holton went Wednesda,
/ night to Burlington, where he attende'
| a meeting of the state board of health
| the last meeting Of the board before d.
| c. S Caverly, the president, will sal
for Europe.
Friends of Miss Ruth Howe. daughte
i Of A. S Howe of Springfield. Mass, wi
/ he interested to know that she Wen
Tuesday to Dean academy in Franklin
| Mass, to attend school. Her mother &C
| companied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hunt attended |
Keene, ~ H., the evening of Sept. tn
4
of Harrisville, r. l., and Miss Nina Cor
] della Goodnow. younger daughter of NJ
and Mrs. w. II. Goodnow.
= Mr. and Mrs Arthur H. Stone of Al
, stead Centre, N H., went to Townshen
I | last night to visit Mr.. Stones parents
Mr.. and Mrs. a. F. Stone after spendin
a few days with his sister, Mrs. Waite
H. Timson of Frost street.
W. H. Goodnow Of Keene, senior men
Der of the Goodnow syndicate of store
and a partner in the firm of Goodnov
Pearson & Hunt of Brattleboro, wa
:. nominated for senator on the Republica
ticket from the 18th New Hampshire di:
trict in the primaries last week.
David A. Elliott, a hardware merchal
in White River Junction, who was To-
merly a clerk in ]. e. Mellens stor
was elected town representative frol
Hartford last week. Elliott ran as pr'
gTessive Republican against the reguli
Republican and Democratic nominees al
one Independent Republican candidat
on the second ballot Elliott had a mi
iority Of 10 votes.
s. Mr. and Mrs A. F. Schwenk and tv
little daughters were up from Brattlebo
on Sunday with a Mrs Robbins guest
n Mrs. Burgess. They were all having
7 spread near the raVine, where so maj
times a fire has been built for corn roas
ing, but had their pleasure spoiled and
scare by having the fire run to the t
- of the hill. Help was called by telepho
from the Sherwins, but 1t was all o
ii when force of men who readily respon
ed reached there. Mrs. Burge was at