Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-02-08
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Fitchburg
Fred Morse of Boston is home for a
several weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Turner enter
tanned the '9S club last evening.
Mrs. X. G. Hardie has been visiting
relatives in New York this week.
Lawyer A. f. Schwenk was in Swan
zey, NJ H., Wednesday on business.
Mrs. John Lindsey spent a part of
the week visiting in Amherst, Mass.
Maurice Austin is very i'll with
pneumonia at his Elliot street home.
Lucien Howe returned Wednesday
after spending several days in Bos-
ton.
Mrs Mary Howe LAWN returned
Monday after a weeks visit in New
York
Sewall Morse attended the charity
ball In Springfield, Mass, Wednesday
night.
John Pellet of Worcester returned
home yesterday after a short visit in
town.
Mrs. M. O'Connor Of Wellsville, n.
Y, is Visiting her sister, MIS- James
Grady.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. u. Dickinson went
ito New York Tuesday for a visit of
few days.
Charles Boyle of White River juno
tion is spending several days at his
home here.
e. Kimball of Greenfield was the
guest Of his father, S. w. Kimball,
over Sunday.
Mrs. A. A Adams has returned after
a visit of a week in Claremont and
Bellows Falls.
The Diamond Whist club will be en-
rtertained this, Friday, evening by Miss
Katherine Dwyer
Miss Nettie Harris went to Green
Aeid Yesterday to spend Sunday with
Mrs. II. H. Hackley.
Miss Mary Tyler of Charlemont,
Mass, has been the guest of Mrs. j.
M. Tyler this week.
Gustave Bamberg of Gardner, Mass,
came Friday to spend few days with
Charles Ebbinghausen.
Joseph Bigelow of jefferson, Mass
began work Monday as engineer at
the Centreville power house.
VIII Cushman and family have NOV
man has built in Centreville.
The Twentieth Century club will
meet next Wednesday evening with
Mrs. T. F. Foley on Canal street.
Frank L. hunt returned Saturday
from New York, wnere he spent three
weeks attending the furniture expo
tion.
Postmaster Webster will go tC
Orangeburg, S. c., the latter part Of
next week to spend 10 days with his
brother, E. A. Webster.
Conductor ]. T. Denning has beer
i'll in bed a week with grip and Yart
Master Grady has also been suffering
from the same ailment.
Mrs. John Claire and children o
Springfield, Mass, were called here
yesterday by the serious illness o
Mrs Claire's father, Patrick Mcclure
Jerome Corbett of West Springfield
Mass., was in town today on his way
to Newfane called there by the i'll
ness of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Covey
Guy Bailey of ST. Adams is CUES
OF Kendall Severance. They wer'
classmates at the University of Ver
mont before the latter went to Han
ward.
William Long, a graduate of tn
Albany Business college and son o
Thomas Long of this town, has bee
appointed station agent and TELEGRAPH
operator at Mortified Farms.
M. and Mrs. Frank Mcguire o
Rochester, N. H., Charles Mcguire o
Providence, X. l., and Thomas Ma
guire of Hudson, Mass, who spen
Sunday with their brother, Patric
Maguire, returned Monday to thei
\ homes.
Mrs. J. j. Estey and Mrs. Annie c
Cobb went Monday to Washington
ID. G., Mrs. Estey as state regent t
attend the meeting of the board c
management of the National Societ!
Daughters of the American Revolt
ton. and Mrs. Cobb as delegate froI
the Brattleboro chapter to attend tn
Continental Congress, which meets
week from Monday. Miss Susa
Clark, regent of the Brattleboro chal
ter, Mrs. Fanny c. Rice, alternate fc
Miss Clark, and Miss Maria Stedmal
alternate for Mrs. Cobb, will go neg
Saturday to attend the Continents
Congress. Miss Clark, Mrs. Rice an
Miss Stedman will be accompanie
by Mrs. Frank Streeter who will r
main with her uncle and aunt M
and Mrs. G. NJ. Taylor, until summe