Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-04-06
PERSONAL.

James Burt Of Brandon is working as
.-" .v at the Brooks House.
W Reed Of Ansonia, Conn, spent Sun
s,v with his motherCMrs. James Reed.
rr Eitredge Haskins was at his office
Monday for the first time since his illness.
Mrs. u. H. Bourn has rented the tene-
men. p 5. 5. Hunts Green street house.
Or. and Mrs. S. n. Bemis have returned
rom H0lyoke, where they spent the win.
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Miss Agnes A. Brown of Peabody, Mass,
the trimmer at Mrs. W. +. Meals this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.. Stevens have been
7st.u. with Mrs. Stevenss parents at
Chester.
Foster FELTON,, formerly chef at the
Brooks House, has been spending the
week 10 town.
Mss sara Turner has gone to Athol,
Fbsre she has a position for the season in
amlllnery store.
Ms. James Dalton is in Yonkers, n. Y,
20 spend two or three weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Dodge.
Mrs. S. Z. Williams came from Wash.
.ng.on, D. c., Monday to spend some time
II the Brooks House.
Miss Nellie Corrigan and Miss Nellie
Ford went Saturday to Boston, where they
will spend some time.
Mrs. Z. L. Hildreth went to Holyoke,
Mass. Monday to spend several days with
her sister, Mrs. Chadwick.
Mrs. Michael Hopkins was in Stamford.
c.. last week to visit her son, Frank
Hopkins, who has been ill.
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Arthur Willis of the Boston Globe staff
save been in town this week
q. O. Leonard of Walpole, n. H., came
Monday to spend several days with his
laughter, Mrs. L. j. Retting
Mrs. E. F. Howe and daughter, Miss
Florence Howe, returned Saturday after
tvo weeks spent in New York city.
Miss Amy S. Jones came home from
Smith college Wednesday to spend the
spring vacation with her parents here.
United States District Attorney Martin
and G.. A. Boyden returned Tuesday night
from their trip to Fort Worth, Texas.
Robert Aldrich has returned from Bati-
more, where he has completed his third
rear in the Baltimore Medical college.
L. L. Davis and DR.. c. S. Pratt went to
Boston Tuesday to attend the session Of
he supreme colony of Pilgrim Fathers.
Mrs. W. P. Nation, who sang here in
Pinafore last year, is critically i'll with
pneumonia at her home in Springfield,
Mass
Miss Leona MacGeorge of the senior
class of the Mortified training school has
been spending few days with Mrs. L. w.
Hawley.
Miss Florence Goodenough, who has
been attending the Boston Art school, is
spending the spring vacation with heI
parents.
Miss Nellie Goodrich of Newton, Mass,
formerly a teacher in the public &hool:
here, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ellen
Goodrich.
Miss Addie Shattuck of Springfield
Mass, is assisting in the millinery store o.
Donnel IL Davis, and will remain there
until Easter.
Shirley h. Brigham and family hav,
moved to Bellows Falls, where Mr.. Brig
ham is manager of the Howard Drug com
PanY's store.
Mrs. W. F. Mixer has returned from
Hsboro Bridge, n. H., where she hal
been working in the interest of the Pill
grim Fathers.
c, V. Wiley is acting as mail clerk oil
the Brattleboro IL Whitehall railroad dur
ing the absence of H. F. Nelson, the regu
ar messenger.
Mrs. Il. l. Dyke and two children ant
Miss Dorothy Cray of Manchester, n. H.
came to Brattleboro Friday on account o
The illness of W. H. Cray.
Miss Madeline Gregg is home iron
Springfield, Mass, where she is teachin
n the public schools, to spend the sprin
7acation with her parents.
Mary Howe-Lavin and her operate com
pany went TO ClaremoHt, n. H., Tuesday
singing in that town Tuesday night. The
sang in Keene, n. H., Wednesday nigh
and will sing in St. Johnsbury tonight.
f. J. Henkel starts from Baltimore Il
day, having completed his years studio
a. the Baltimore Medical college. He wi
spend Sunday in New York with his broth
eT, Paul Revere Henkel, the art studen
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Edwards, VIII
have been in GAINESVILLE, Fla, during th
winter, are now on their way north via on
Of the Ocean Steamshipcompany's vessel
and are expected to reach Brattleboro Sun
day night.
Mrs John Pellet went to North Brood
held, Mass, Wednesday to attend the cell
oraton of her sisters golden wedding al
1i7ersary. Her daughter, Mrs. Andre
Thomas, of Claremont, n. H., is keepin
honse for her.
United States District Attorney j.
Martin went to Rutland yesterday TO a
range for hearing of Cashier Mussey
the Merchants National bank and NJ. /
Mcclure, who are charged with embezzl
nent Of funds of the bank.
A. 7, Eddy of this town and his so
Walter Eddy, of Amherst, Mass, were
Orange, Mass, Monday, TO attend the +
nera! Of Mr., Eddy's sister, Mrs. George
Baker Mrs. Baker was a native of o
ange, Mass, but had spent most of her Ii
IN Gasport and Middleport, n. Y. She
survived by a husband.
A. {. Park, manager of the Winhi
Lumber company, went to Bondville Mo
DAY to open the company's mill for &
season, but he has since returned, havil
found that the snow was so deep as
make the operating of the mill imprac
cable. He will continue work upon
automobile so as TO get it ready for use I
coming summer.
Al The annual meeting, held last wee
AZ the Vendome, of the Daughters of V,
mont, Mrs, Sally Joy White was una
mously chosen president in place Of NJ
helen NJ. Winslow, who declined the
election Mrs VUhifa hao had M and