Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-03-03
1RATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

DR.. f. S. Cowles will move soon to 6
Myrtle street.
j. e. Hall returned Friday from an ex-
tended visit in Washington.
Mrs. Kenneth f. Mosher of Keene was
visitor in town this week.
Major c. Houghton has been in New
York this week on a business trip.
Mrs. Sarah Kidder has gone to Bur
lington to be the guest of her brother.
Mrs. Julia Bartlett will go next week
to New York to attend the dressmakers'
association.
c. Douty Hobart of Springfield. Mass,
former resident, Is a guest at G. l..
Catannach's.
Henry L. Whitney, jr., manager of the
Brattleboro Independents, has been i'll
with grip this week
Mrs. Lucy \. Peabody sustained
shock Thursday of last week but Is max
ing a good recovery.
George r. Wilson of the Richardson
maket has returned to work after
weeks Illness with grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER f. Knapp of Lev
erett, Mass, were here TO attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. NJ. S. Eddy
Miss Marjorie Crosby, who had visited
several weeks in Washington, d. c., and
Meriden, Conn, returned home Saturday
Miss Della Sherman went today to Mt
Holyoke college to attend a piano recital
to be given by her niece Miss Ellen Sher-
man.
Miss Helen Chandler, who had been
| with her sister in East Somervile, Mass
since last August, returned home Mon
| day.
Miss Helen Thurber returned Thursday
| to Hartford, Conn, after spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. II. w. Spauld-
| ing.
Frank Wyman has recently moved his
| family to Montpelier. He bought a paint
ing business in that city several months
! ago.
Miss Charlotte Dodge is at home from
! the Fitchburg normal school for a visit
! with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs O. T.
| Dodge.
| William A. Wilcox, travelling salesman
for f. Crosby & Co, and his family have
moved to Charles Miners house on Ter
race street.
Charles Brasor of Chicago visited his
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Brasor,
Wednesday and Thursday. coming here
after business trip to Montreal
Leslie Hudson who has been confined
! 20 his home with a severe attack of
rheumatism, is much better and is visit
| ing in Hinsdale and Mllers Falls.
Harold Newell is now employed in c.
f. Thomas's pharmacy. William Sargent,
| who has worked there several years has
entered the employ of c. II. Eddy & Co.
Charles Miner has rented the upstairs
| tenement at the corner of Main and Ter
race streets to Judson II. MacBay. man
ager of the Direct Importing company
| store.
7. \. Austin went Sunday to Montague
and Mrs. Austin, who has been in the
Farren hospital several weeks returned
| with him. Mrs Austin is making a good
| recovery.
DR.. w. H. Lane and family will move
March 10 from Grove street to Mrs p
| X. Whites house on North Main street
Mrs. Martha Tyler will move also from
Grove street to live with them.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Durham anG
family have made arrangements to sal
from New York March % for the Wes
Indies, visiting Havana, Santiago, Kings
ton and Hamilton. The trip will take
about three weeks.
G. ID. Whitman of Fishers Island, y
Y" came yesterday on account of tn,
death of his fatherin-law. Joseph d
| Redway. Mrs. Whitman and son, Hugh
r., will come from Fishers Island today
and Mr.. and Mrs. Whitmans daughter
Mrs. w. c. Young of Norwich, Conn.
also will come today.
Miss Ellen Holton Sherman, a junior il
Mount l1Olyoke college. will give a publ,
piano concert at the college this, Friday
| evening. She will play five numbers, on,
| of which, the Alberiez lei Puerto" has
not been played in concert in America
The honor of giving a recital is seldom
accorded to any but seniors, and hei
many friends will be pleased to hear OF
her success.
Judson II. MacBay. district superin
tendent for the Direct Importing com
pany, assumed the management of tn,
company's Bratteboro branch in tn,
American building this week. succeeding
Harry Gray. For the past year Mr.. Mac.
Bays headquarters have been in Berlin
y. IT. He will continue district super.
intendent, having headquarters here
acting as manager also. Mrs. MacBa.
came with him.
The resigna ton of Rev. Guy c. Lamsor
as pastor of the Baptist church in Hyd,
Park, Mass, to accept the New England
secretaryship of the American Baptis
| Publishing society, was recorded in TIL,
| Phoenix recently The success of Mr.
five years is indicated by the following
statement from one of the Boston papers
] During his pastorate, 22o new members
were received into the church; the sun
of s47, 900 was raised by the society eX-
| elusive of $11 900 received by insurance
| from a fire which destroyed the church
| edifice During the five years. benevo-
lences of the church have increased si>
fold. His new position came to hin
| unsought as he did not even know there
was to be a vacancy. Rev. Mr.. Lamsor
is at present president of the Boston
Baptist conference"