Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-01-18
eeA71LeeoRo PERSONAL

~ Philadelphia this morning.
Miss Bessie Denning spent a part
If The week in Palmer Mass.
Miss Nellie Ford of Boston is visit.
inc her sister. Miss Annie Ford.
poter Smith returned this week at
eos. a visit of three weeks in Montreal.
+. II. Anterior is spending the week
in Springfield, Greenfield and Hart.
ford.
Miss Frances r. Guild attended the
Masonic ball in Greenfield last eve.
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Corser started
this week for a months visit in the
West.
Miss Edna Worden spent Sunday
with Miss Hattie Prouty in Worcester
Mass.
Earl Titus went Wednesday to Bos.
ton. where he will attend the Eric art
school.
Dean Bangs has returned from Now
London. where he has spent several
months
Mrs. II. B. Haus returned Saturday
after a visit of two weeks in Bait.
more, Nd.
Arthur A. Beeman, the ticket agent
is at home in Fairfax for a vacation
OF two weeks.
Mrs. S. w. Richardson returned from
New York Wednesday. She is i'm.
proving rapidly
George Wilcutt went Sunday to
Springfield. Mass, where he has
position in a livery stable.
A. D. Fessenden has moved from
South Main street to the corner Of
Elliot and Church streets.
Mrs. Daniel Means and two chill.
dren of Denver, Col, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Edwards.
Mrs. Z. 7. Mathison and two chill.
dren have been in Ansonia. Conn,
their former home, this week.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Kidder of Chicago,
who is a guest of Miss Ruth Childs,
is spending two weeks in Boston.
Mrs. Nelson Gagne left Wednesday
for a visit with her children in Wor.
cester Fitchburg and Leominster
John B. Tasker of Hillsboro Bridge,
\. H., will come here tomorrow for a
visit with his brother, d. L. Tasker.
Mrs. Charles Thomas and son re.
turned to Brattleboro Monday after
spending several days in st. Adams
Mrs. E. Q. S. Osgood went away
Wednesday to be gone two or three
weeks, visiting in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Fannie Rice and daughter, Miss
Marion Rice, returned Wednesday af.
ter a visit of three weeks in Chester.
Pa.
District Attorney J. l.. Martin and
stenOgrapher, Mrs. II. r. Brown, went
] n Nau-p4vt ATAnlavr f,1
ness.
Leopold Retting went to New York
Wednesday to spend a week with Mrs.
Retting, who is guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Wright.
Lawyer Frank Fish of Vergennes
was in town the latter part of last
week on business connected with the
Lydia Willis estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron G. Taylor Of
Manchester, this state, formerly of
Bratleboro, have been visiting in
town the past week.
! The Washington dispatches of
Tuesday announced the granting Of
an original pension of Sc to Alonzo
+. Stowe of Brattleboro.
Mr. and Mrs. George Aher returned
Monday to their home in White River
Junction after a visit of a few DAYS
with Mrs. Margaret Aher.
Col. A. A. Hall and Col. Willard
harrington OF st. Adams were in town
Saturday on matters connected with
the United States circuit court.
Mrs. R. f. Dodge and children of
1onkers, y. Y. are here for visit
OF a few weeks with Mrs. Dodge's pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dalton.
John Farnum OF Boston has return.
ed TO Brattlebro and will live for the
present with'his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
FRANK Farnum of West Brattleboro.
Harry Boyle, whose serious injury
IN Winchester. n H. was noted in The
PhoeniX last week, was able to return
TO Brattleboro Thursday with his wife.
Miss Della f. Joslin has returned 10
ner school in New York after sDending
the mondays with her brother. Grant
friends.
I, h. Scribner of Hardwick. for
merry employed in the Grange store.
spent part of his vacation in town
ms week. He is now in the meat
msiness in Hardwick.
FRANK Scott went to Mystic. Conn.
MONDAY to spend the day with his
daughter, Miss Fannie Scott. before
gong TO Texas, where he has a posi-.
ZION as locomotive engineer.
p, Ool; II. e Taylor was in Montpelier
tuesday to attend the annual meeting
Vi the National Life Insurance com.
pany' and went from there to Burling.
ron 10 the meeting of the state under.
writer's association.
\, Kew L. D. Temple of Flemngton.
N, d. formerly pastor of the Brattle.
ooIo baptist church, will personally
conduct an excursion to Europe next
summer: The party will be gone 60
uays and the expense will be $3.50.
Z. G. Maynard returned Monday
rom rom Moneton, N. B., where he spent
t ~ weeks in the interests of the II.
~, Mulford company of Philadelnhia,
o oiS OF large quantities of vac,
I'm small pox is raging in some of
So Sne small sea coast towns and the
SCARE extends throughout the province.
rai lanes Clune fell from a car in the
and nii'1 I yard last evening, spraining