Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-17
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

w. J. Pentland, ir., was a visitor in
Boston the latter part of last week.
We're Shipman and Herbert Pomfrey
were in Springfield, Mass, Saturday and
sunday.
Mrs. George f.. Greene and Mrs. II. II.
Thompson were in Springfield, Mass,
Tuesday.
Miss f. +. Patterson was a guest of
Mrs. Mark Jackson in Amherst, Mass,
over Sunday.
Mrs. George Christie and daughter,
Lucy, of P%ittsburg, Pa, are visiting Mrs.
Abby r. FULLER.
Mrs. H.. r.. Hydecker of New York city
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
j. Wilson, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry Estey are ex-
pected home Dec. 6. after a trip of sew
eral weeks in London.
Mrs. f. A. Harris has sold her house
in Westminster and has moved with her
family to West street.
Arthur Horton, driver of the fire de-
partment's combination wagon, is on a
weeks vacation deer hunting.
Mrs. T.. +. Richardson of Main street
returned home Wednesday after a visit
with her sister in NARROW, n. II.
Mrs. L. A. Fales of Worcester. Mass,
came Saturday to stay a week with
Mrs. J. D.. Roadway on Grove street.
Miss Maysie Calvin, a student in the
New England Conservatory of Music in
Boston, was home several days this
week.
Mrs. Louise NJ. Taylor returned Mon
day to her home in Manchester Centre
after visiting Mrs. j. l.. Newman nearly
a week.
Glenham Jones is visiting Lyman
Smith in Worcester and will accompany
him to the Dartmouth Harvard football
game in Cambridge tomorrow.
Mrs. r. H.. Hamilton and daughter,
Miss Christabel Hamilton, who were
guests of Miss Florence Pratt a few
days, returned Monday to their home in
Montague, Mass.
Miss Florence Locke of Putney, re-
Gently took a position as bookkeeper in
the Office of the Holstein- Friesian as
ISOLATION. Miss Alice Phillips formerly
held this position.
Roy b. Miner, after taking part in the
cross country race which the University
of Vermont won from Bowdoin in Bruins
wick, Maine, Friday, came home to re-
main until Monday, when he went back
to Burlington to resume his studies.
Arthur Billings and family are NOV
ing from Prospect Hill into Mrs. George
F.. Greene's house on Brook street. TAX
ing the tenement vacated by +. V.
Morse, who has moved to the house on
South Main street which he bought re-
Gently of Mrs. Coolidge.
Robert Fits is i'll with pneumonia in
Hanover. n. H., where he is a student
in Dartmouth college, His father, Clarke
c. Fits, went to see him Monday and
found that his condition was encourage
ing. One lung is affected. He was at
home a week ago Sunday and was taken
i'll soon after returning.
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Mrs. Blake's mother, Mrs. r. C. Cressy,
are in Newton Centre, Mass, to remain
until spring. They nave rented a fur
nished apartment for the winter in a To-
cation which will be advantageous to Mr.
Blake in carrying on his regular work.
Mrs. Blake and Mrs. Greasy vent to
Newton Centre Tuesday.
Mrs. F. A. Cutler of Minneapolis, who
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
Field, several weeks. went Tuesday to
Boston to stay a few days. She will go
from there to New York and then to
Schenectady, n. Y. to visit her brother,
Frank II. Field, before returning home.
She came East with her daughter, who
has a position in New York.
The 10Th birthday of Mrs. d. w. Ten
ney of Walnut street was pleasantly
observed Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ten
ney were the guests of their son, f. c..
Tenney, in Dummerston, during the day,
and on returning Mrs. Tenney found 10
carnations and several handsome and de-
sirable gifts, which had been brought to
her home. During the evening several
neighbors called to extend their congrat-
ulations and good wishes.
Irah d, Spaulding has resigned from
the employ of the Durham Brothers
company, his resignation to take effect
Jan. !. He expects to start about Jan.
3 for San Diego, Calf, where he will
enter the Curtiss school of aviation. Mr..
Spaulding has been greatly interested in
this science "A long time and has been
working on models in company with AL
eide Marion more than a year. After
completing his course in the aviation
school he probably will remain in the
West about six months before returning
home.