Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-05-10
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bracket have
been in Boston this week.
Miss Eta Mundell is i'll with diph-
iberia at her home on Flat street
James A. Page spent Saturday and
Sunday in Amherst and Pelham, Mass
| William Mack has gone to Hartford,
Conn, to visit his sister, Miss Helen
Mack.
Miss Margaret Clune of Bellows Falls
| is visiting her mother, Mrs. James
Clune.
Miss Norma welch has entered the
employ of Chase e. Daley as stenog-
rapher.
Mr.. and Mrs. David e. McElhinny of
| New York are at their summer home
on Ames hill.
Miss Nellie Archer of New York city
came yesterday to open her summer
| home, "Quitukare," on Ames hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Alger moved
Wednesday from Elliot street to Put
ney. where they will make their home.
Mrs. Bessie e. Beeman left Tuesday
with her brother, Nelson Ford, to make
her home with him in Binghamton N.
Y.
Harrie B. Chase is in Bennington coun-
| ty this week preparing cases for the
June term of the Bennington county
| court.
| ticu uNOi TtSlRHeu ms position
| at the S. A. Smith factory on account of
! i'll health and has returned to his home
| in Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs William Collier have
| moved from Church street to their no.
tel in Marlboro, where they will take
summer boarders.
Rev. John r. Cow. D. D., attended
the annual meeting of the trustees of
| the Newton Theological seminary in
Newton, Mass, last week.
Mrs. Mendon, who has been at Mrs.
| NJ e. Kirkland's the past six weeks,
will return tomorrow to the home OF
her son in Springfield, Mass
Mrs. G. H. Bond, on returning from
Orange, Mass, Monday, was accompan-
led by her sister, Mrs. Damon of that
town, who is now her guest.
Mrs. Thomas II. Sisk returned Tues
day to her home in Arlington, Mass,
after 10 days visit with her parents,
Mt and Mrs. j. 7. Denning.
Miss Nettie Bowie went to Greenfield
yesterday and from there by automobile
to Boston with her brother. She prob
ably will return this evening
c. D. Noyes and Miss Eleanor Moves
drove here from Corain Saturday and
visited over Sunday with Mr. Noyes's
daughter, Mrs. C. H. Thompson
Judge w. R. Daley and F. E. Barber
saw the University of Vermont defeat
| Syracuse university 10 in the baseball
game played in Burlington Saturday.
Arthur Cow has entered the employ
of the Andersen Hydraulic company.
Is Pearl street, Boston, where he is pri-
vate secretary to the chief of construc-
ton.
Lyman Smith and his roommate. Mr..
Wilder of Fitchburg. returned to Wor-
cester Polytechnic institute Sunday af-
ter two days visit in the formers
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller of Frost
street will move next week to Albany.
n. Y. Mr.. Miller is travelling salesman
TOT the Dunham Brothers company of
this town.
Helen Kenney. who had been at home
from the Westfield normal school, went
to Greenfield to visit over Sunday with
Miss Dorothy Morris before returning
to Westfield
James Denning, a sophomore in the
high school and member of the high
school baseball team, has left school
and taken a position as clerk in the
Central Vermont roundhouse.
Miss Marjorie Davies, who was the
guest of Miss Marjorie Crosby a few
days, returned to Smith college Sunday
Miss Crosby accompanied her for a visit
OF few days in Northampton.
Harry S. Foster, who has been elect
ed superintendent of buildings in Man
chester, N. H., is a brother of George
F. Foster of this town The position was
formerly filled by Mr.. Fosters father.
the late Edwin S. Foster
Mr., and Mrs. C. S. Chase and SON.
Paul. and Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Chase
went to Nottingham by automobile
Sunday. Mrs c. S. Chase will spend a
rev days with friends in Nottingham,
Wilmington and Readsboro.
| Mrs oil
Miss Helen Childs, of Manchester, N.
H., came May to visit Mrs. Halls
daughter. Mrs. George f. Foster of Cha
pin street. Miss Childs returned Nom
day, Mrs. Hall remaining until yester-
day.
0. B. Hughes returned Thursday ev-
ening of last week from New York CITY
and FRIDAY morning was called to South
Londonderry because of the illness of
his father. He returned to town Tues
day morning and will go back to South
Londonderry this evening or tomorrow
Miss Ruth A. Brown of Smith col
lege was at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry R. Brown over
Sunday, accompanied by roommates
Miss Lucy Titcomb of Augusta. Me-
and Miss Marion Drury of Northamp-
ton. members of the class of 1918.
Miss Agnes Calvin went to Boston the
days. Her sister, Miss Maysie e. Gal
VIM who came to attend the wedding O.
another sister. Miss Anna D. Calvin
and John A. Wheeler has resumed her
! studies in the New England Conserya
tory Of Music in Boston.
Mrs. Thomas II. Sisk of Arlington,
Mass. and Miss Marion C. Denning en-
tertained the d. d. sewing club Monday
evening in the home of their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Denning, on South Main
street. The entertainment took the form
of kitchen shower in honor of Miss
Ellen Grady. Refreshments were served
and a pleasant evening was enjoyed
Friends of H. X. Willard of Washing
ton, d. c., have received invita- tons to
attend the dedication of the Henry A.
Willard memorial buL1ing at the Gar
field Memorial hospital i'm Washington
Tuesday. May IA. The speakers will in
; clude Mrs. John A. Logan and Con-
gresham Frank Plumley Henry X.
Willard will make remarks and his son.
Henry Augustus Willard, second, will
| give a recitation
A New York despatch to the Bos-
ton Herald of Friday said: THE delega :
ton of Boston leaders who ran out to
Oyster Bay to confer with Col Roose
, welt today included Matthew Hale of
Boston, who has been looked upon as
the leader of the colonels forces in the
Bay state; Arthur d. Hill, former dis