Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-10
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. F.. S. Cowles is visiting in
Springfield, Mass.
Eugene Gotta has moved from Clark
street to Horton place.
Mrs. Frank Reed of Bernardston was
a visitor in town yesterday.
Michael Buckley went Tuesday to New
York, where he has employment.
Mrs. ]: c.. Dewitt is the guest of Mrs.
c. d. Noyes in Colrain this week.
Miss Catherine Hartnett returned
Tuesday after a 10 days visit in Boston.
Mrs. j. L. Howard of Boston is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. L. Hunt.
Mrs. f. a. Tuthin and daughter, Flora.
went today to Boston to stay several
days.
Mrs. Anna Toole returned to Boston
today after a three months stay in
town.
A. ]. Bowie of Greenfield was a guest
of his sister, Miss Nettie Bowie, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. E. L. Cook moved Wednesday to
Keene to live. She expects to sell her
house here.
Miss Annie Stewart has returned after
a visit of several days in Greenfield and
Turner'S Falls.
Daniel Dewitt of New York city was
a guest Wednesday of his sister, Mrs.
]. +. Guiheen.
Col. G. II. Bond went yesterday to
Burlington on a business trip, He will
return tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary Thompson of Bellows Falls
visited Mrs. David Carey of Elliot street
part of this week.
Judge f. L. Waterman went to Mont
pelier Monday to attend a conference of
the superior judges.
Mrs. Beattie of 9 Canal street returned
sunday from Greenfield, where she spent
four months with her son.
Mrs. Adelaide McQuaide went Satur-
day to Providence to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Dorr Taylor.
Miss NJ. F. Miller moved Wednesday
from the Benson house in West Brattle-
boro to her house at II Main street.
Harrie b. Chase of the Boston Uni
versity law school was home from Fri
day evening to Wednesday afternoon.
Thomas Murphy has returned to his
home in Putney after a visit of six
weeks at his old home in County Kerry,
Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Fay of Boston
nave been visitors in town this week.
Mr.. Fay is New England representa-
tive for the Ford car.
C. d. Staples and son. Walter. return
ed Saturday to their home in Cliftondale,
Mass. They were called here on account
of the death of Mr., Staples's brother.
Mrs. George L. Hodgkins visited rela-
tives in Montague the last of the week.
Miss Minnie Hodgkins visited there Sat
urday. Both returned home in the even
ing.
Mrs. L. D.. Mastin and Mrs. f. H.
Crane will go to New York tomorrow
and Mrs. Mastin will go from there to
Augusta, Ga, to stay through the win
ter.
Attorneys H.. G. Barber, C. C. Fits,
T.. j. Waterman and a. ". D.. Piper at
ended the opening session of the No
Vember term of the supreme court in
Montpelier Tuesday.
Miss Lena Evans is having a vacation
from --er duties in the telephone eX-
change and this week is visiting with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
II, Parsons, in Wardsboro.
A merry company of 81 little folk
were the guests of Master Charles Rice
Crosby Tuesday afternoon, the occasion
of his fifth birthday anniversary. Sup
per was served to the entire company
who Joined in games and other festivi-
ties.
c. e. GRAHAM. proprietor of the
Brooks House pharmacy. attended the
meeting of Rexall dealers in White Riv-
err Junction Tuesday. A bi-state associ-
alton was formed and officers were elect
ed for the coming year. The Rexall
dealers In this state and New Hamp-
shire will comprise the membership of
the association,
Several automobiling parties went to
the MINERS football game
in Amherst Saturday, and a small num-
Der made the trip by train. Among
those who witnessed the contest were C.
C. Fits, II. l.. Hildreth, Robert Fits,
Stanley Fits, Oscar Marshall. Jacob
Estey, Raymond Brown, Mrs, ]. G. Estey,
Mrs, c. S. Pratt. c, r. Crosby, George
Sherman, j. w. Cobb, George f. Foster,
II. T.. Eddy, Houghton Seaverns, Murray
Tucker, IL. c.. Rice, Clarence Reed, VIII
liam Wilcox. j. L. Stewart, L. G. Tas-
ker.