Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-10-27
eRATrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Ruth Dewitt returned Friday af-
Ter visiting in Bennington.
A. II. Hines has returned after a few
weeks visit in Providence
Mrs. John 1vers went Wednesday to
Worcester to visit her brother.
C. p. Nash of 56 Western avenue is
to the house by illness.
Miss Mary Doyle went Monday to Bos-
ton to visit her uncle, p. NJ. Baker.
Mrs. Mary Grout of Arlington has been
a guest at j. II. Evans's this week.
Mrs. N. N. Darling returned Tuesday ,
after a few days visit in Westmoreland
f.. j. Fenton and Miss Mary Fenton
went Monday to New York on a business
trip.
John G.. Chandler recently visited a
few days with his sister, Miss Helen
Chandler.
Mrs. Strong, manager of The Melrose,
will go to New York tomorrow to stay a
few days.
Miss Nancy Stimson and Miss Ada
Cohen visited at their home in Clare
mont last week.
Mrs. r. II. Amidon and son, Edwin, are
spending two months at her former
home in Fair Haven.
Mrs. \. l.. Gale of Wardsboro is visit
ing in the home of her son, II. NJ. Gale
of South Main street.
Mrs. Robert Rawlinson of Chicopee
Falls. Mass, is visiting a week with her
uncle, George Danyew.
Edward Fletcher has gone to st. Louis
where he will be associated in work with
his cousin, Marshall Noyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Lewis, who have been
at Mrs. Kirkland's two weeks, will re-
turn tomorrow to New York.
Miss Annie Kirwan went Friday to
Portland. Maine, to attend the wedding
of her nephew, Harry O'Leary.
Mrs. Lula Horton Smith has substitute
ed this week in grade / of the Canal
street school for Miss May Douglas.
Miss Ramsey of Cincinnati, who has
been at Mrs. Kirkland's two weeks, will
go to Woodstock, this state, Monday.
G.. A. Collins went to Woodstock Mon
day, where he will have charge of a
farm. His family will move there Nov.
Miss Grace Pratt and Miss Grace Kel-
logg of Keene entered the employ of the
Hooker, Corser Il Mitchell company this
week.
Miss Nellie Redding was called yester-
day to her home in Hinsdale by the Sc
rious illness of her sister, Miss Winnie
Redding.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Hodgkins re-
turned Monday after visiting a few days
with Rev. and Mrs. j. =. Harper in Will
ton, n. II.
Miss Adah Gale returned Saturday af-
ter a months visit in Walpole. She has
entered the employ of the Mutual Aid
as nu Sc.
Miss Nellie Brown has eturned after
a two weeks visit with her brothers
William, in Jamaica Plain and Morris
in Newton. Mass.
A1l,or+ II,.I.in, cd la,,l+a. NJ II
Stafford, returned Wednesday after sew
eral days stay in Worcester, where they
attended the funeral of a relative.
Mrs. William T. Bruce has been i'll
with rheumatism neuritis this week. Hell
place in school has been taken by Mrs
f. I. Swift and Supervisor Florence f
Wellman.
Miss Alvena Walker has been spending
the week in Springfield and Easthamp
ton, where she visited her uncle, Ferdi
nand Klinge. She is expected home to
day.
James II. jameson of Osceola, Iowa
who had been visiting Mrs. Rodne!
Howe at the Melrose, went Wednesda!
to Washington, d. c., to visit hi
brother before returning home.
Raymond Halliday, Brattleboro higl
school. 1910, now of the Eastman bust
ness college in Poughkeepsie. recent.
won a spelling match in which an un
abridged dictionary was the prize.
Mr., and Mrs. a. p, Simonds went t
New York city Sunday. Mr.. Simonds re
turned last evening. Mrs. Simond
stopped in Connecticut to visit two o
three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Fitzgerald of Pin
street went Tuesday to Chester, calle
by the critical illness of Mrs. Fitzger
aids father, Mr.. Clark, Mr.. Fitzgeral
returned yesterday. Mrs. Fitzgeral
will make an indefinite stay.
Margaret Danyew gave a party to
of her little friends Tuesday afternoo
f from 4 to 6 at her home on Elliot stree
l the occasion being her sixth BIZ thda
anniversary. Refreshments of ice cream
cake and cocoa We're served. Miss Mar
, garet received many pretty gifts,
e Miss Mary Niles came from Bosto
t yesterday to stay a few days with he
a mother, She will then go to Randolp
n to keep house for her sister, Mrs. job
Bass, while Mr.. and Mrs. Bass make a
a extended trip through Massachusetts an
New York.
Letters nave been received from NJ
and Mrs. w. II. St. Germaine announC
> ing that they arrived in Los Angelo
= Calf, Oct. II and that they are no
pleasantly situated in a bungalow whic
: they have rented for the winter at til
famous Moonstone beach, Redond,
> Calf.
e John c. Atherton of Bernardston ur
= derwent an operation for fistula Wee
n nesday in the Farren hospital in MOI
tague. He is doing we'll. Mr.. Alberto
Is a brother of Mrs. c. Kenneth Fal
mum and Mrs. Duane f. Farr of tn
I town. This is the ninth operation in II
8 family in the past seven years.
= Miss Charlena Powers, who has bee
e b~ookkeeper for the past u years for tt
Valley Grain company. has been tran:
: ferred to the Cutler company's store
Westfield, Mass, where she has a sin
liar position. p. w. Cutler of Sprinf
e field, Mass, has taken Miss Power
e place here.
h f. c. Adams, Harry C. Freeman an
n Oscar Marshall started Tuesday on
walking trip to Nashua, N. H.. The
went to Keene the first day, to Pete
Ie boro the second and expected to arriI
IL in Nashua today, a distance of abo
g y miles. They will visit Mr. and Mr.
Albert Hunt in Nashua and return h
q train today or tomorrow.