Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-09-27
eRArTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. X. e. Minis spent Sun
day at Mortified.
Col. Thomas Harmon of Bennington
has been guest OF Mrs. J. A. Cooley
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. r. Cleveland Of
Fftchburg are guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
II. e. Bond.
Miss Grace M. Emerson returned Tues
day to her duties as teacher In SPELL
man seminary, Atlanta. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs Hosea Holt of Barre
have been guests this week of Mr..
Hollis sister, Mrs. Albert Bixby.
Rev. q. O. s. Osgood is attending the
biennial meeting of the Unitarian Min
listers Institute In Hawthorne Inn,
Gloucester, Mass.
been i'll with diphtheria, has recovered
and the quarantine has been removed
from her home.
Rosabel Miller, Maude b. Miller, Har-
riet Emerson and Margaret Melen have
returned to the high school for post
graduate courses.
Cashier w. II. Bracket of the Peo-
pies National bank, who was seriously
i'll with bronchitis several weeks, rode
out Monday for the first time.
Miss Florence Hall of Keene, whose
the acting ticket agent in the Brat
tleboro railroad station She recently
filled similar position in Winchendon.
Miss Adah r. Burdett of Fort Wayne,
Ind, who had been visiting her cous-
| ms, Mrs. F. L. Childs of South Main
street and William Bruce of Canal
street, went to Hartford, Conn, Mon
| day.
| Papers published in Bridgeport, Conn,
where Jason Malcolm lives. report that
the young University of Vermont pitch
err has agreed to join the Philadelphia
Athletics when he finishes his college
| course.
b. M. Weber returned Tuesday from
| Wellesley Mass, where he visited his
sister, a member of the Wellesley coll
Iege faculty who has just returned from
a trip through Europe and in Lynn
Mass, and Manchester, N H.
Miss Imogene Nichols, daughter OF
| George e. Nichols of Fargo North
Dakota, after visiting two weeks in the
home of her uncle, F. w. Nichols, went
Tuesday to New York for a short stay
before returning to her home.
Miss Ruth A. Brown, Smith college
1913, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Henri,
r. Brown of Brattleboro, sang a topica
song at the freshman frolc in the stu
dents building at college Saturday night
She was assisted by the glee club.
Harold Staples, Wells Miller and s
F. Breese Morse will return this weel
to resume their studies in the Harvard
academic department, and f. d. Leon
ard will return for his last year o.
work in the Harvard medical depart
ment.
DR.. Henry d. Holton, secretary of tn,
state board of health, and Dr. Henry
Tucker, local health officer, went t
Washington, d. c., last week to attend
the American Public Health Congress
They are expected home today or to
morrow.
Lyman Smith, who returned Monda.
from Holly Beach, n. j., will go mex
Tuesday to Jersey City to take a posi-
ton as craftsman and general assistan
in the Miller Metal Works factory, wher
a large part of the output Is parts 70
automobiles.
Judge and Mrs. James L. Martin hav
issued invitations to the marriage o
their daughter, Katharine Gray Martin
and Henry Lester Utley of Amherst
Mass. the event to take place Tuesda.
evening, Oct. Is, in st. Michael's Epis
copal church.
Mrs James NJ. Adams and Miss Con
stance Adams will go Tuesday to Cam
bridge, Mass, where Miss Adams will
enter the Sargent. School of Physica
Training. Mrs. Adams will remain II
Cambridge several days and visit rel
atives and friends.
William Bean ('Tobey'). who led tn
Brattleboro local baseball league in bat
ting in 1902 with an average of "A;
visited in town this week through tn
fair. He is now employed by the stree
railroad company in Springfield, Mass
and plays with the baseball team whic
represents that concern.
DR. A. L Chase of Randolph, Mass
has been guest this week of hi
brother, c. S. Chase. Mr.. and Mrs. c
s. Chase, DIR. Chase and Paul Chas
went Sunday to Readsboro and Whit
ingham, calling on old friends and rel
atives. During the day they visited tn
farm where DR.. Chase and Charles
Chase were BORN
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. GRAHAM, VIII
attended the national convention
of Rexall druggists in st. Louis, arrives
in New York Sunday and came HON
Monday night On their journey from
indianapolis the special train carrying
the Rexall delegates made a record run
covering 70 miles in 62 minutes. the las
eight miles being made in trifie owe
five minutes.
James McNulty, a former well-knowl
local resident, who was proprietor o
the hotel in Putney several years, l
visiting in town a few days. He ha
been engaged in railroad work in Sac
ramento California, the past eigh
years, and will return to that city a
an early date making the trip to New
Orleans by boat and then travelling owe
the southern route to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Arcand were Il
Burlington Saturday to assist in cele
brating the golden wedding of Mr.. Ar
cand's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert F
Arcand, who have been residents o
that city 40 years The worthy coupl
received $50 in gold and many othe
gifts All of their children were witt
them except one daughter, Mrs. M. A
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