Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-24
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.


John c. Clune has entered the employ
of the Hooker, Corser & Mitchell COM
pany.
Maurice Gerber returned Sunday to his
home in Boston after three weeks stay
in town.
DR.. H. w. Taylor has resigned from
the staff of physicians at the Brattleboro
Retreat
Miss B. e. Sullivan returned Friday
after two weeks spent In Boston and
Dorchester.
Joseph LaFrinea, who was in town two
months, has returned to his home In
Northampton.
Mrs o. $. Wilcox has returned from a
two weeks visit in New York city with
her daughter.
Mrs william Barney has moved from
16 Canal street to the Fessenden house
on Elliot street.
Miss Dorothy Todd is enjoying two
weeks vacation in Palmer, Worcester
and Rutland, Mass.
Mrs. r. L. Gordon started Wednesday
for Daytona, Fla, to stay through the
winter at the Palmetto.
T.. d. Whitney will close his house on
Green street next week and the family
will live at the Brooks House.
Fritz Hanson, the wrestler, was in
town Monday on his way to Greenfield,
where he wrestled that evening.
Mrs Robert Mclean of New Bedford
spent a part of last week with her step
mother, Mrs. Minnie Macdonald.
Mrs. Ella G. Starkey has returned to
her home in New York city after spend
ing the summer in her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs John f. Tasker return
ed Sunday from Nova Scotia and Bos-
ton after a two weeks wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wells have re-
turned from their summer home in ia
maica to their home on Green street
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hoyt returned
Saturday to Weston after visiting week
with her mother, Mrs. William Plimpton.
Mr. and Mrs Leo La France, who re-
turned recently from their wedding jour
ney, have begun housekeeping at Elm
street
Miss Hilma Ericsson, Miss Anna Cor
borino and Miss Florence f.. Patterson
visited over Sunday at Miss Patterson
home in Putney.
Miss Rose A. White, a student at the
Capen school in Northampton, came sat
urday to visit her aunt, Mrs. II. S. Dear
born, over sunday.
Principal E. b. Smith returned to his
duties in the high school Monday after
being confined to his house by illness
since the previous Tuesday
Easthampton were the guests Saturday
and Sunday of Mr.. Hinges aunt, Mrs,
| F. B. Walker of Elliot street.
Walter H. Jacobs was taken to the
Mclean hospital in Waverley, Mass, last
| week afflicted with rheumatism. lie is
reported as resting comfortably.
Herbert Pomfrey went Sunday to Nit
tineague, Mass, where he is working as
foreman of the printing department OF
the Swarthmore Paper company.
Prof Walter E. Howard of Middlebury
college, who lectured in the Congrega-
| tional church Sunday evening" was a
guest over Sunday of Mrs. S. s. Hunt
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ~ Farnum are
moving from Mrs. A. r. Cobbs house
near the pumping station to Williams
| vile, where they bought small farm
| recently.
James and John Austin and Edward
Shea of the local postoffice were in Bel
lows Falls Sunday to attend the forma-
| ton of a state organization of the post
| office clerks.
John Conway and daughter have NOV
! ed from George Wells's house in Jamaica
| to II. r. Lawrence's house on South
| Main street, where they are conducting a
! boarding house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colburn went last
| week to White River Junction after theii
household goods. They will occupy g
tenement in the VIM house at the cor
ner of Elliott and Elm streets.
Fred H. Harris, after a trip of foul
| weeks through western and southern
| states reached home Sunday night. He
attended the Harvard Dartmouth foot
ball game in Cambridge Saturday,
Harry a. Bingham of this town, sales
man for the Eastern Mausoleum com
pany of Buffalo. n. Y, has come mere
| TO make Brattleboro his headquarters as
Vermont representative of the company
Miss Pearl Deyo entertained eight Of
/ fer schoomates recently in her nome OF
church place, the occasion being mel
ninth birthday anniversary. Retresh'
ments were served and games were play
| ed
Mr.. and Mrs. c. v. BALDWIN hay
moved here from BupiiHgton ana Mr.
Baldwin has entered the employ OF th'
| Hooker Corser & Mitchell Company a.
machinlst. They are living ON Ellio
street
f. ]. Slocufii, who had been working A.
the Retreat. was called home to West
! Dummerston Thursday night of last weeH
! by the illness of his wife. Mrs Slocum and
| their little son, who is suffering from ap-
pendctis. will go to the hospital
Harry C. Shaw moved Saturday from
1HdTleb Miner y HOuSt OH ltITdCt street
| to the house owned by John f. Gale on
Highland street Mrs. Shaw's father and
mother Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Benedict
of Bristol, will live with them. Mr.. Bene-
dict will be engineer at the Fort Dummer
Mills.
r. S. Purrinton, who has been In
charge of the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance company's affairs in this part Of
the state. has been promoted to travelling
deputy superintendent of the st. Johns
bury district. c. A. Jondro and II. A.
here.
Mrs. Francis Weeks of Mortified
Mass, visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John O'Connor last week. Mrs Weeks
Is organist and choir leader of the Ro-
man Catholic church in Mortified. She
sang last evening at an entertainment
and supper given by the members of the
church in the Mortified town hall
Frank Wright felt a slight pain in his
elbow while hunting at Marlboro North
pond this week and upon examination
found a small swelling, Within a short
time his forearm and wrist had swollen
to large proportions and he returned to
town He Is confined to the house and
the swelling has apparently not been
reduced Physicians who have examined
him are unable to say what caused the
trouble.
The Greenfield Recorder last week con-
tanned the following concerning two for
mer residents OF this town: Joseph w.
Stevens will start Saturday for New Or