Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-04-26
eRATrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs Don Wilder is i'll in her home on
Main street
Christie B. Crowell left Sunday on a
trip to California
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McGovern of
st. Johnsbury were in town Monday
Mrs. Frank Stowell of Londonderry is
visiting Mrs G.. II. Hall of Clark street.
|. Mrs Fred Marsh recently visited her
brother, Justin Smith in North Prescott,
Mass.
Mrs. ]. L. Martin went to Montpelier
this week to stay two weeks with rel
atives
Thomas Ryan went to Springfield,
Mass, yesterday to attend the funeral of
a friend.
Richard Chamberlain of Canaan, N.
Y, visited his mother Mrs Harry Hol-
land, this week.
Capt. and Mrs. B. r. Allen went Sat
urday to Schenectady N. Y to visit
their daughter, Mrs. w. H. Corser.
Mrs A. d. Reynolds will go to New
York city today for a few days visit
with her daughter, Miss Violet Reynolds.
Mrs. VIII B. Douglas who has been
visiting her mother Mrs. E. r. Thayer,
the past week, will return to Hartford,
Conn, this week
C. o. Chamberlain, who has winter
| hotel in Daytona, Fla, and his sister,
| Mrs. r. r. Gordon, who was there
| through the winter, returned this week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Willard and
daughter, Dorothy, of Springfield, Mass,
| came Friday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest r. Bemis, returning Sunday af-
| ternoon.
George Airing and family moved We'd
nesday from the Patrick Manning house
| on Vernon street recently sold to the
! Boston e. Maine railroad, to the Barber
building on Clark street.
Mrs. Warren Bennett returned home
Tuesday from Philadelphia, where she
spent the winter with her sons, e. M.
Bennett and ]. NJ. Bennett. She also
visited in Wilmington, Del, and Attain
tic City.
C. c. Fits will speak at the meeting
of the Chittenden county bar associa-
| ton in Burlington Monday night and on
the following night will deliver an adj
dress before the board of trade MEM
bers in Barre.
Mrs. william Heard and daughter,
Blanche, went yesterday to Newport, N.
H.. for short visit with relatives. They
will return to Brattleboro and will stay
several days with Mr.. Heard's grand
father, c. F.. Davis, in Vernon before
going totheir new home in San Jose,
Costa Rica.
Lieut.. Gov. L. P. Slack and Mrs. P. F.
Hazen of st. Johnsbury, members of the
board of visitors to state institutions,
DR.. F. r. Steele of Montpelier, DIR. r. L.
Pelton of Richford and DR.. w. ~ Bry-
ant of Ludlow, supervisors of the in
sane, were in town Tuesday and Wed
nesday to make their annual visit tc
the Retreat.
S. A. Daniels, Webster c. Mitchell and
R. w. Taber went to Springfield yes
terday to hear President William H
Taft deliver his address in Cour
Square. George L. Durham and o. D.
Stowell were returning from a business
trip to New York city and also heard
the president speak Mr.. Durham anC
Mr. Stowell also heard Senator Bever-
idge speak three hours in opposition tc
ex-Presdent Roosevelt Tuesday
George w. Norcross has moved this
week to the farm in West Dummerstor
which he recently bought of C. d. Hos.
ley of Springfield, Mass. Mr.. Norcross
has been a respected resident of Brat
tleboro many years He began work fol
Smith & Hunt. now the S. A. Smtl
company, in 1870, and was in the EN-
rloy of the firm most of the time unit
a few weeks ago, when he resigned oil
account of the necessity of being ou
more in the open air He was thu
senior employe of the firm. as to length
of service, and for many years had beef
superintendent of the plant, performin,
his work with excellent tact and judg
ment. He has been closely identife,
with the history of the firm and ha
many interesting recollections of tn
!, business.