Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-02-02
BRATTLE8oRo PERSONAL.

& Leslie Walker visited in Easthampton.
Mass, Sunday.
Fred p. Wall of Northampton visited
in town the first of the week.
Miss Dorothy Todd visited in her home
in Palmer, Mass, over Sunday.
George Twitchell has gone to Burling-
ton to organize a tribe of Red Men.
Miss Ruth Dewitt was the guest of
Miss Helen Kenney in Westfield, Mass,
over Sunday.
Mrs. r. E. Davis OF East Sullivan, N.
H., has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Louis Whitney.
Judge William r. Daley was in Wood
stock several days this week on profess
sional business.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Sparks, jr, have
moved from Frost street to the tenement
at l Walker place.
Miss Bertha Shaw went Sunday to
her home in Belchertown, Mass, to en-
joy vacation of three weeks.
E. d. Whitney has been visiting the
past week in Auburn, Penn Yam and
other places in New York state.
Carroll Wood went Tuesday to Boston
to attend the motorboat show. Bert
Wood probably will go tomorrow.
Miss Lillian Johnston of Brookline,
SIS, visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John f. Anderson of Philadelphia,
mine owner and former resident of
Brattleboro, is recovering from a serious
illness.
Lewis Pike, who went to Northampton
about four weeks ago, has finished work
there and returned to his home in
Wardsboro.
Judge and Mrs. j. L. Martin and Mr..
and Mrs. Murray M. Tucker went to New
York city Monday to stay few days,
Judge Martin having court business
there.
j. e. Rogers returned Monday from
Boston where he had been several days
in connection with business for his
plumbing store which he bought recently
from the estate of John Calvin.
Miss b. A. Quinlan, who was at her
old home in Castleton three weeks Ia
care for her brother and sister, who
We're Ill, has returned to her duties as
housekeeper in the Brooks House.
Herbert w. Eddy, formerly manager OF
the Brooks House, greeted old friends In
town Saturday while on his way back TIC
Rock Ledge, Florida, where he is spend
ing the winter. He was called to Wards
boro recently by the illness OF his mother
Mrs Mary Eddy, who is now GONZALES
cent after an attack OF pneumonia.
Miss Helen Martin and a party of foui
| classmates from Wellesley college came
here Saturday intending to go to Ben
casson ca bin for a few days, but because
of the cold wind Saturday, followed by the
storm Monday, they did not go, but re-
manned here at Judge Martins until
| Wednesday morning Besides Miss Mar
| tin the party included Miss Josephine
Bryant, Miss Alice Ross Miss Mary Col
and Miss Charlotte Henve.
e. X. Hall, son of Capt. c. p. Hall o.
Shelburne Falls, formerly of Hinsdal'
and Brattleboro, was elected president o.
the Dartmouth college alumni association
| of Boston in the annual meeting held re-
Gently. Mr.. Hall is a prominent attorney
in Boston who devotes large part O.
his time to the affairs of the New Eng
land Telephone and Telegraph company
| He graduated from Dartmouth in 1S9.
and was a leader in athletics, being {
member of the football, track and base
! bali teams. Mr.. Hall is secretary of thu
intercollegiate committee on football
| rules.
John IL. Grady, formerly of this town
who Is employed by the Internationa
Securities company for the Grand Trunl
| Pacific Railway has been sent by thu
company from Vancouver. British Co
! lumbia, to Bellingham, Washington. L
open an Office in that growing city TIL
International Securities company ha
agencies throughout England, Canadi
and the United States. 1t is the creates
company OF its kind, and is the author
lied agent OF the Grand Trunk Pacif
railway for the disposal of its propertie