Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-05-24
5RATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs e. NJ. Stone left Friday night
for Montreal to visit relatives.
Miss Mary Hooker is on weeks
visit to her home in Cobrook, N. H.
Mrs David O'Keefe has returned after
a two weeks visit in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Jessie Boynton has entered the
employ Of f.. L. Hildreth & Co., in their
bindery.
Col. Thomas Harmon of Bennington
was a visitor in town from Tuesday to
Thursday.
s. d. Estabrook returned Wednesday
after weeks visit in his home in Ca
naan. N II.
II. o. Coolidge of Rutland formerly
of this town, visited old friends here
yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Halloran of Bennington
Is visiting her brother, Rev. Father M.
J. Carmody
Patrick Aher of Greenfield was at
his home on Forest street from Satur-
day to yesterday
George Welman left Friday on a va
cation trip of several days to New York
and Atlantic City.
James NJ. Adams went to his former
home in North Weare. N. H., Friday and
returned Monday evening
Martin Austin, jr.. has been in Allan
tic City this week to attend the piano
Miss Pratt of Boston, who had been
guest of Mrs. f. s. Cowles several
weeks, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Sutliffe of Southngton, Conn.
returned home Wednesday, after a
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. A. P.
Smonds.
Miss Nellie Brown left Saturday to
visit her brothers. William in Jamaica
Plain and Morris in Newton, Mass, a
week or two.
Charles r. Lincoln of Worcester a
former well-known local resident has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. r. w. De-
Wolf several days.
Miss Helen Hopkins has returned to
her duties as assistant town clerk after
few days visit with Miss Maud Brown
of Mt. Holyoke college.
w. F. Henkel of Panama City. Pam
| ANA, arrived here Tuesday evening for
| a months vacation. He is employed by
| the telephone company there.
Mr. and Mrs. Don j. Williams and
daughter, Iona, of Keene. and B. NJ.
| Rowand of Everett, Mass, were guests
| of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Rowand Sunday
Miss Flora Catannah, the nurse, who
| visited Mrs. W. d. Bowen last week in
SaXtons River, was called from there
to attend a child very i'll with typhoid
| fever in Rindge, n. II.
LIT. I. Ii. w neelef went TO Boston To-
| day to attend the annual meeting of the
New England Osteopathic society, also
the society's banquet tomorrow evening
| He will return home Sunday.
Mrs Rupert Wardner and daughter,
| Arvilla, of Norfolk, Va, who are guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Jacobs of Guilford, have been in town
this week calling on friends.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. O'Connor re-
10. Co..
Springs, where Mrs. OConnor had been
two weeks and where DR.. O'Connor
went last week to meet her.
Clarke c. Fits, president of the YER
mont Congregational conference, presid-
| ed moderator at the annual meeting
of the conference in Middebury Tues
day, Wednesday and yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard C. Rice enter
tained'a party of "a friends Tuesday ev-
| ening in their cottage on the river, the
| occasion being their 10th wedding ami
versary. The guests went from here in
automobiles.
Mrs. r. p. Wardner of Norfolk, Va,
and Miss Emma A. Robair of Pittsfield,
Mass. formerly of Brattleboro, arrived
Saturday for an extended visit with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. E.
Jacobs, in Guitford.
Frank Mcleod, who played right
| Twin State league champions last sea-
son. has been in town this week. Mac
expects to land berth with the North
ampton team this season.
Among the Brattleboro people who at
tended the New England intercollegiate
meet in Springfield. Mass Saturday
were d. f. Riley, Arnold Pellet, God
frey Crosby, Harold Sherman, Homer
Ellis, Ray and Verne Adams.
Roy b. Miner of the University of
Vermont is home for the summer va
cation. This summer he will work with
the engineering force which will lay out
the proposed improvement on the Hoos-
&C Tunnel & Wilmington railroad.
Edwin II. Miller will sing in the ora
torio Elijah" in the Methodist church
in Athol tonight The oratorio will be
given by the high school chorus under
the direction of Miss S. Maude Amsden,
supervisor of music in the schools.
Miss Florence E. Gull will come from
Cambridge, n. Y, to visit with her aunt
Mrs. j, j. Estey, until after the pag-
cant is presented. She will go from here
to Northampton to attend commence
ment exercises at Smith college, from
which she graduated two years ago.
Mrs j. ]. Estey returned home We'd
nesday after an absence of eight weeks
She was in Washington two weeks,
where she attended the Continental
Congress of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution, and a large part of the
remainder of the time visited with rel
atives in Cambridge, n. Y.
Charles A. Plumley of Mortified was
in Brattleboro and other towns in the
southern part of the county Tuesday
and Wednesday in the interests of his
fathers candidacy for denomination for
Congress. Frank d. Thompson of Bar
ton, who is also candidate for Con-
gress has been in town again this week
Mrs Henry Pellerin and children, Jo-
seph and Henry, will go to Manchester
n. H. for two months visit with Mrs
Pellerin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Herbert. Mrs. Pellerin has been very i'll
for the past several months but has
made a good recovery and Is able to be
out of door a short time each day fol
several weeks.
Miss Emma A. Robair, who worked in
the Princess hotel in Bermuda during
the winter, visited in Norfolk. Va, sew
eral weeks before returning North. Her
many friends will be pleased to learr
that she was in town during the past
week. Although she does not now live
in Vermont, Miss Robair will always
have a desire to see the Green Mount
ain state.
We're w. Shipman has left the employ
of e. l.. Hildreth & Co., and is work
ing for the Holbrook, Cabot & Rollins