Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-04-22
NO. Is.
HRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

hTb. +. j, SWlIJ visited IN 6CneneClduy
from Friday TO wednesday.
DIT. and Mrs. Thorn Of Deerfeld, Mass,
have been visitors in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Harvey have gone
to New York to remain about 10 days.
II. G. Pearson Of F1tchburg has been
here during the week on a business trip.
Miss Florence Ober visited over Sun
day with Mrs. John Gould in Turner'S
Falls.
Evan Goodale Of Boston is spending
the week with his parents on Western
avenue.
w II. Welcome expects to leave in
about two weeks on a business trip to
Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert E. Walker will
go tomorrow TO Brooklyn for a visit OF
two weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Haskell of will
mington were guests OF their daughter,
Mrs. Harry Plaisted, this week
Mrs. NJ E. Kirkland has returned from
Bellows Falls, where she spent the win
ter at the home Of her son, Dr. Edward
Kirkland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Aldrich, who came
from Boston Sunday in their automobile,
visited the first three days of the week
in this town and in Vernon.
Charles E. Westgate, former resident,
while on his way from Saxtons River
bdCh u his IoIlt III FllCHDuTBg Cdleu on
old friends in town Wednesday.
John F. Anderson Of Philadelphia has
been staying at the Brooks House since
Monday, and has made excursions to trout
brooks in this and in adjoining towns
Miss Ida Waite of Fitchburg will sail
with a party Of friends June on the
steamship Iverna Of the Cunard line for
| a three months trip abroad, returning
! Sept. T.
Miss Helen Lttlefeld Of Rockport,
Mass. and Herman NJ. Bradley Of Glou-
! cester, Mass, were guests Of Miss Little
| fields sister, Mrs d. E. Trout, from
| Friday to Monday.
Department Commander w. T. Haigh
and Assistant Adjutant General w ].
/ Cain made an Official visitation to the
canton in Bennington Friday. Command
er Haigh visited the canton in Woodstock
! yesterday.
Clifton Sherman, managing editor OF
! the Hartford Courant, and H. II. Con-
! land, who is connected with the business
department OF the same paper, returned
to Hartford Tuesday after a short fishing
| trip in Dover.
Rev. Roy NJ Houghton has been en-
gagged as one of the speakers for the
annual convention Of the Congregational
ministers in Vermont, which will be held
in Bethany church, Montpelier, the first
week in June.
| Manchester, y. H, accompanied by his
young nephew, who has been here with
his grandparents several weeks Mr..
Fifeld will visit in Lynn and Boston be-
| fore returning.
b. S. Gallup, a former resident Of Brat
tleboro, who is a large owner of tim
berlands in Winhall and vicinity, has
severed his connection with the Parker
| Young company of Lisbon, to accept a
position as assistant superintendent with
| a large manufacturing concern in Port
land. Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. w. X. Ware of Chester
| field, who enjoyed their third consecutive
winters stay in Los Angeles. Calf,
| reached their home Saturday. Both are
IN excellent health and enthusiastic over
| their experiences during the winter
! They will reopen their popular resort
Lakeside, at Spofford lake, in June.
Mr. and Mrs. George N Bond are NOV
ing from Guilford to the house at the
! corner of Vine and Locust streets in
| Esteyville, which they bought recently
| of Mrs. II. B. Larkin. Mr.. Bond has
sold the homestead in Guilford where he
| has lived many years to two young men
from Boston who will occupy it as a
home.
DR.. William Jarvis Of Claremont, whose
death is noted in another column, had
been strong supporter of the Valley
| fair kennel club. He had sent his famous
| dogs, including the Champion Shanlaw,
| here for exhibition ever since the bench
show was established, and last year at
the fair he acted as judge of pointers
and settlers
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Pratt, who left Par
Is as soon as possible on being notified by
cablegram of the death of Mr. Pratt's
| brother-in-laW, Charles w. Dunham
arrived in New York Saturday from Cher
bourg, and came to Brattleboro on Sun
| day. They will make an indefinite stay
| with Mr. Pratt's sister, Mrs. Durham,
but plan eventually to return to Paris.
DR.. F. H. O'Connor president of the
Valley Fair association, was one Of the
speakers at the annual banquet Of the
Springfield, Mass, Driving club, held at
the Highland hotel in Springfield Thurs
day evening of last week In his
| remarks DR.. OConnor urged the coopera-
tion Of the Springfield horse fanciers in
| providing amateur races as a new fea-
ture of the Valley fair.
DR.. George II. Gorham of Bellows Falls,
who has maintained an office in Brattle-
boro several years, came early this week
to Washington from Ashevlle North Car
olina, where he spent the winter. He
will return home about May 10. Dr.
Gorhams many friends, not only in Wind
ham county, but throughout the state,
viii be pleased that he has made mark
ed improvement and is now in excellent
health
| The Springfield Republican contained
Monday the following reference to a
young man who formerly lived with his
parents, 1ir and Mrs. c. p. Chase, in
Brattleboro: Mr. and Mrs. Junius b.
Chase have returned from their wedding
trip to Atlantic City and Washington.
They are staying for a short time with
Mrs Chase's parents, Mr.. and Mrs C. b.
Whitney of Churchill street, before they
begin housekeeping in Manhattan hall,
Sumner avenue"
| c. Frederick Childs, formerly manager
of the Chicago office of Fiske & Robinson,
J bond dealers and bankers, and now man
ager of the bond department of the
Commercial Trust company of Chicago,
has been elected mayor of Lake Forest
H., one of the attractive residential cities
in which business men of Chicago have
their homes. Mr. Childs is a son of the
late Walter H. Chlds Of Brattleboro, a
graduate of the local high school in 1895
and Of Yale university in 1899.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Bryant have leas-
ed their residence in West Brattleboro for
one year to Fred Smith of Townshend,
who is now moving his household goods
, preparatory to taking possession. Mr..
Bryant will be in charge of the Williams
bridge branch of the American Ice com
pany at cloth street, New York city.
Z Mrs. Bryant will visit her parents in New
Hampshire and join her husband later in
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant regard
, Brattleboro as their home and expect to
return in a year or sooner.