Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-03-22
eaA17LeeoRo PERSONAL.

Tuther Games OF CldIh SIicSI VIII
move 10 Wardsboro this week.
william orr of North Adams was a
oreet at f. l.. Smiths over Sunday.
Mics Amy Jones of Smith college
.,.as home from Saturday to Wednes.
day.
Mrs w. f. Neal is attending the
millinery openings in the city TINS
week.
Dr. H. d. Holton was able to be out
Monday. having recovered from his
illness.
Miss Jennie B. Duncan went Tues
dow 70 New York in the interest OF her
business
coorga /, Durham and Orrin D.
Stowell spent three days III Boston
this week.
State Superintendent of Education
walter e. Ranger inspected the village
schools last week.
J. Harry Estey and family went to
Atlantic City, n. j., this week 10
spend several weeks
Misses Ethel and Maud Essex left
Tuesday for visit of 10 days in New
York and Washington.
Mvron p Davis of Brown Universi-
~ is at home TO spend the spring va
cation with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G.. Ullery and family
started Yesterday for a stay of several
weeks in Atlantic City, n. j.
Bernard Haus, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
II B. Haus, has been seriously i'll
with pneumonia, but is improving.
Miss Harriet Barden is at work in
the cloak department in o. j. Pratt's
store. succeeding Miss May Plimpton.
Rev. J. D. Beeman of South Royal.
ton. formerly pastor of the Methodist
church. visited in Brattleboro Wednes.
day
DR.. Kinkead has been attending
the meetings of the Vermont State
Dental society in Montpelier this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Durham of
West Paris, Me. came to Brattleboro
Saturday to spend a few days with
relatives
Miss Hortense Hall, who has been
| i'll with measles in New York, was
able to be out Monday and is expected
home this week.
Carl Leitsinger has finished WORK
as tuner for the Carpenter Organ com.
pany and will go to Boston tomorrow
to study the cornet.
Frank Leonard of Hartland, former
! ly of BrattleuOrO, came Wednesday 10
! play in the orchestra at presentations
of King Jollity."
George Vivier who has worked for
Lynde Brothers in West Leyden the
past year, has finished work there and
returned to Brattleboro.
Harry Wellman returned Wednes.
| day to New Haven, Conn, to resume
his former position in one of the
clothing stores in the Beese syndicate.
Rev and Mrs. F. E. Marble went to
| Wallingford, Conn, the home of Mrs.
| Marbles parents, Monday. Mrs. Mar.
| bic will remain there several weeks.
Conductor George Spofford, who
was i'll week at the house of W. H.
| Haywood of South Main street, was
! able TO return Saturday to New Lon
| don. Conn.
Howard c. Rice will not return 10
his work on the staff of the Ansonia,
| Conn, Evening Sentinel, but will re-
main in Brattleboro with his sister for
! the present.
Mrs. Hannah Aldrich Russell, IS,
! widow of Sylvester Bracket, died Sat
urday in Greenfield. She had lived
! in Greenfield % years, going there
! from BrattleborO.
Frank Clark OF West Brattleboro
and Frank Wallens have entered the
| employ of Durham Brothers, the for.
mer in the retail department and the
latter IN the Wholesale department
Tom Dowd is again negotiating for
a franchise of the Connecticut base
ball league in Springfield, Mass, and if
successful in getting it proposes to APP
pear in the role of manager-captain.
D. L. Crandall, proprietor of the
orange, Mass, Enterprise and a for
meF Brattleboro printer, was in Brat
tleOoro Wednesday and attended a
meeting OF Beauseant Commandery,
hnlghts Templar, in the evening.
Mrs. George H. Frost and daughter
Agnes, OF st. Johnsbury spent a few
Gays last week with Mr.. Frost in
Brattleooro. Mr.. Frost has been in
| New York the past six weeks and is
now in Hartford, Conn.
Clarence Hildreth will go in a few
DAYS to Meriden, Conn, where he will
nave position in the Wilcox & White
| organ factory. His wife, who is now
IN a hospital in Boston, will probably
remain there about six weeks.
Rev. Luther NJ. Keneston of West
brattleboro was in Ashburnham,
Mass? tuesday to attend the funeral
VI lauy who was one of his parish
toner's there II years ago. On Wed.
Imesuay evening of last week he de.
hVered an address before the Ash.
Ournham Union of Christian Workers.
Albert Fosburg, who has lived with
Luther Dustin the past seven years,
Is an uncle of Miss Ida Fosburg. the
Young woman whose mysterious death
- onoreham last week has attracted
81 much attention. Mr.. Fosburg was
summoned to Rutland to attend the
funeral last Saturday. He saws the
reports IN the newspapers are mac.
curate and cannot be depended upon.
les, leslie w. Miller, former Brattle-
Doro boy who is now PRINCIPAL of tbe
sJ ,,nt OF industrial art in connection
win the Pennsylvania museum. gave
al addresses before the Normal