Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-02-09
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. Don Wilder is spending the week |
in Boston.
p. f. Connors is spending the week in |
New York.
Miss Julia Brosnahan is spending the
| week in Bellows Falls.
Wells Miller was home from Harvard
| from Friday to Wednesday.
Rev. Father p ]. Long of Proctor
| was a visitor in town Monday.
Harris Cray of Houghton & Simonds's
| store is having weeks vacation.
Miss Mildred Yeaw began work yes
terday In the Holsten- Friesian office.
Miss Maude Crosby of Dummerston is
visiting Mrs. s. L. Adams a few days.
Mrs. Frank l.. Reed is here from
| Bernardston for visit Of several days.
Guy Prouty was a visitor in London
derry from Saturday to Tuesday morn
| ing.
| York and Newark, n. j., for vaca-
| ton.
Miss Cloie Franklin is having a weeks
vacation from Houghton & Simonds's
store.
Grover Goodrich of New Britain
| Conn. was a guest of f. o. Shipman
| Sunday.
Crosby Adams of Springfield Mass.
was in town the first of the week on
| business.
Mrs. G. D. Austin of Springfield, this
state, is spending a week with Mrs. C.
| A. Waitman.
Miss Agnes Griffin will return tomor-
| row after a weeks visit at her home in
Lebanon. n. H.
Herbert Pomfrey of Mttineague.
Mass formerly of this town. was Wis
itor here Sunday.
Mrs. b. T. Riley was a guest Satur-
do, Gu Iax, Of bar bro han Dot ri lob
Aher in Greenfield.
Howard C. Rice returned Wednesday
from a business trip sc four or five
days to Newark. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Knowlton will
return tomorrow to Hartford. Conn. af-
ter a 10 days visit in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Mchaelman of
Northampton have moved into the Bar
Der building on Clark street.
Miss Marjorie White went Wednesday
to New York city to visit two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. C. W. Fawcett
Miss Elizabeth Sargent and Miss
, Julia Pratt spent Thursday in Greenfield,
Mass, with Purle Stockwell's family.
! William NJ. Ryan of Northfield, this
state, is in town engaged inS making a
map of Brattleboro for the fire insurance
companies.
Mrs. Florence Blood, recently in the
I tIuplON VI t1OuSlllOH q clIHOHuo INV hdS
J, a position in the Holstein-F riesian Reg
1 lister office.
e Clayton l.. Coane underwent an opera
e ton in the Memorial hospital yesterday
t forenoon. He is doing as we'll as could
be expected.
. Mr. and Mrs. Cortes E. Farnum are
l moving to South Newfane, where they
. | have bought farm. They expect TO GO
$ Monday to remain.
q nf ba plnb went
sleighride Wednesday evening and en-
e joyed a chicken-pie supper at the Reed
, hotel in Bernardston.
J. DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Clark and laugh
7 ter. Linda. returned to Burlington Tues
5 day after spending few days with DR.
y and Mrs. Alvin Knapp.
;, Arthur Bailey of Agawam, Mass, ma.
:; been in town attending to matters Of
!, business connected with the estate o.
= | his brother, the late Martin Bailey.
l. H. NJ Wood. Carroll Wood. H. A
g Wood, l.. Guy Tasker and Z. H. Harris
|. attended the motor boat show in thu
e Mechanics building in Boston last week
i Miss Elizabeth Doyle of Mortified. thi
state, visited her cousin, Mrs. C. ]
Paro Friday and Saturday, going from
. here for a visit in Springfield and New
= York.
q Roger Donahue, a graduate of thu
n Brattleboro high school and of the Claw
e SON Ha milton commercial college. will
o take a clerical position in the office of
s Crosby & Co. Monday.
n Fred H. Harris will go to Hanove
Il next week Saturday to attend the Outinl
IT club carnival, and from there he will g
e to Palm Beach, Fla, to attend TENN
lie tournament two weeks.
d Rev. Roy NJ. Houghton was the speak
'e err at a meeting of the Mems club of tn
:e Congregational church in Newport. \
= H., Monday night. His theme was tn
I, men and religion movement.
~ Miss Amy Weeden returned to tn
~ home of her sister, Mrs j. l.. Stewar
- Wednesday after staying two weeks 6
re the Memorial hospital, where she under
IL went an operation for appendicitis
Miss Katherine. Miss May and Mis-
AZ Mona Hennessy of Bellows Fails an
- Miss Kit Hartley and John Harriga
.k of Northfield this state, were visitors {
.e Mr. and Mrs D. NJ. Meany Wednesda,
~ MI and Mrs. S. W. Edwards. VIII
- have lived on Flat street more than
~ years. moved this week into the apart
,g ment in Charles Miners house on Tel
ne race street recently vacated by ii. r
se Toedt
ne Frank Hewlett of South Londonderr
ne John Coleman and Mr.. Allen of jackson
ne VILE, Eugene Houghton of Charlestow
n n. H., and Mrs. ]. l.. Gates of Newfar
he were recent visitors of Mr.. and Mr.
he Horace French.
nd Col Haskins closed his home on Tel
I'd race street Friday. He was in Bosto
I'D from Friday to Sunday night and on h
as return went to the Brooks House. whei
as he will have apartments during the r.
mainder of the winter.
On Mrs II. f. Bascom will leave nea
gs week for a three weeks business an
ry pleasure trip. She will go to Danver
y, Mass, Dover, n. H., and New York cit.
es and will be Joined in New York by Mis-
or Vigeant, her trimmer, who will retur
ne with her. During her absence ne
he millinery parlors will be closed.
ch Irah Spaulding, at the Curtiss aviatio
as school in San Diego, Cal, in persons
ed letter written Jan. 2S stated that Q
he Friday, the Goth he flew most OF tn
re time from 7.30 to 11.S0. usually about
ad feet above ground, and that he attaine
elt a speed of so miles an hour. In n
Eel flight Jan. 30 he was planning to ascen
m to a height of 200 feet.
- Major C. Houghton, inspector gener
" of the grand commandery, knights Ten
is plar of Vermont, has officially visit'
,le this week the Communicates in Mon
nc pelier Barre, Windsor and Bellows Fail
n. He was accompanied on his visit to Il
III commentaries in Montpelier and Bar
~, by Frank b. Putnam, grand junior wa
'i den of the grand commandery.