Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-03
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Charles d. Barrett of Springfield,
Mass, was a visitor in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Boyden went
to New York yesterday.
Miss Abbie Pratt finished work in ]. f..
Mann's store Wednesday.
Mrs. Paul r. Henkel and children re-
turned Friday to New York.
Frank B. Putnam went to New York
on a business trip Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. p. Blaisdell went to the Me-
mortal hospital Thursday for treatment.
ment.
e. A. Wood of whately, Mass. a for
mer resident, was a visitor in town over
Sunday.
Charles e. Glidden accompanied j. G.
Ullery and f. L. Houghton Saturday on
their trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Daisy Keyes Bixby returned to
New York recently after her first visit
in town in five years.
Foster G.. Crown of Northampton Wis
tied his father, Farley f. Crown, Tues
day and Wednesday.
Edward O. Woodward of Boston,, con-
veyancer for the Boston & Maine rail-
road, was in town Tuesday.
Patrick Aher of Greenfield has been
confined to his home on Forest street by
a severe attack of neuralgia.
Judge j. l.. Martin Is presiding at a
session of the criminal division of the
United States court in New York.
Mrs. Addie Welch has returned from a
visit of three weeks with her brother.
Lee c.. Barnard, in Scranton, Pa, who is
i'll.
Mrs. c.. S. Chase of Harris place
picked from her garden green corn Oct.
90, sweet peas Oct. 30, and blue violets
Oct. 81.
]. C. Stafford went last week to Bos-
ton to attend the apple show in connec-
ton with the New England Industrial
exhibit.
Miss Harriet Emerson entertained a
small party of friends in her home Tues
day evening and the usual Halloween
festivities were enjoyed.
Mrs. II. T. Boynton of Russell, Mass,
had as guests over Sunday her mother
and brother from Brattleboro, Mrs. c..
II. Grant and Edwin Grant.
Mrs. C. Kenneth Farnum and daughter,
Militia, went Sunday to Bernardston to
visit Mrs. Farnum's parents, NJ. and
Mrs. A. s.. Atherton, a week.
Ralph Peltier, who has been attending
the Clawson-Hamilton business college
has taken a position as stenographer
with the White River Chair company.
Mrs. Henry Anstice of Montclair, n. j.,
returned to her home Tuesday after Wis
iting a week with her niece, Mrs. w. II.
Proctor, and a week with Mrs. w. Il.
Kirkland.
Weed X. Pierce of Brattleboro and
Walter II. Sisson of South Londonderry
are new students registered in the med
ical department of the University OF
Vermont.
DR.. George r. Anderson will go as 6
delegate from to the Clinica
Congress of Surgeons of North America
which will be in session in Philadelphia
Nov. : to 16.
Gov. Mead has appointed DR.. II.
: Holton delegate and Charles S. Forbes
of st. Adams alternate to the nationa
meeting of the Red Cross, to be held il
, Washington Dec. 5.
' Mrs. Ella w. Donelson, who has beer
) the guest of Mrs. H.. X. Chamberlain
several days, went to Springfield Wed
1 nesday to spend the winter with he
uncle, Sylvanus Hescock.
, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Theobald of Gleni
a Falls, n. Y, are visiting Mrs. Theobald'!
mother, Mrs. Nellie M. Coolidge. Mrs
. Coolidge also has as a guest Mrs. f. l.
= Dunbar of Somerville, Mass.
w. S. Betterley, manager of the Rich
e ardson farm the past 10 years, wen
t Tuesday to take charge of the Ric'
farm. Mr.. Betterley's place at the Rich
4 ardson farm will be taken by Alder
Hall.
Miss Una b. Rice, a former pupil o
the characterization business college
. will go this week to Keene, where sh,
4 has taken a position as stenographe
with the Keene Gas 4 Electric com
pany.
Mrs. Cora G. Leonard returned Monda.
from a three weeks visit to ~Fftchburg
= Washington, Conn, and other towns
d Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wheeler of Wash
s ington returned with her, making tn
p trip by automobile.
u r.. G. Gates, who was private secretar
to George NJ. Tompson, consulting EN-
u gineer of the Boston & Maine railroad
e is in Keokuk, Iowa, where he is employ
ed as cost accountant by Stone x Web
d ster on a large dam which will be tn
ii largest in the central West,