Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-02-22
eRA1rLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Annie Maynard is spending
several days at her home IN MoIilas "V'
Leroy Corser went to Springfield,
Mass, Tuesday to spend IL" O"'
visiting.
Miss Helen Harrington left yesteTr-
day for a few days visit III NUN"
Adams.
Miss Grace Kinson will 90 to Boston
today to spend a month or more WIN
relatives.
Miss Eva Burge of Alstead, \. H.,
was a guest at A. +. Schwenk the
first of the week.
Miss Emma Lundberg of Springfield
Mass. Is at her home on Central street
for vacation of 10 days
Miss Florence Thorn was in Deer
field. Mass Tuesday on account OF the
! illness of Dr. f. c. Thorn's child.
Miss Helen A. Perry returned to
! Chelsea, Mass. Wednesday after
three weeks stay with her sister. Mrs.
d. Z. Tasker.
Henry c. Liscom has retired from
! the real estate firm Of Gum d com
pany and will engage in a similar ousI-
! ness for himself
Joseph Guibord of Holyoke visited
! his sister Mrs. c. f. Thomas, Tuesday
night on his way to his old home IN
| Plattsburgh, y. \.
Judge E. L. Waterman has been in
Walpole this week taking testimony in
the Stoddard will case, which will be
tried at the coming term of the county
court.
President Allan D. Brown Of Nor
wch university, who has been spend
ing a vacation in Philadelphia and
Washington. will return to his duties
at Mortified this week.
Arthur Beeman, who was succeeded
by Joseph Shea of Indian Orchard as
ticket agent this week went to Bos-
ton yesterday. He is undecided as to
whether he will continue in railroad
work or engage in business for himself.
a. r. Willard of Greenfield, formerly
Of Brattleboro, met with a painful ac-
cident Monday, when he was hit with
striking hammer in the hands OF a
careless workman. The thumb OF the
right hand was broken and he sustain
ed other injuries.
Fred E. Gilbert, who has been at
tending school at Mt. HermOn, has
been seriously i'll at the home Of his !
brother, w. A. Gilbert, the past week |
with the grip, rheumatism and a heart !
trouble. He is under the care of a !
trained nurse and is slowly improving. |
Miss Ida Coleman spent Sunday in |
Greenfield,
Mrs. William Powers is visiting in
Connecticut.
Mrs. Jennie T. Warren is spending
few days in Springfield, Mass.
W. II. Childs went to Andover this
morning to visit his son, George.
Miss Mary Croweu is spending her
vacation at her home in Amherst.
Mrs viii Fletcher has returned from
Boston. where She spent several weeks.
Mrs. NJ c. Allen returned to Glens
Falls today after visit with Mrs. Ger
ry Messer.
Mrs Park Swift returned TO Nthol
this morning after a weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swift.
Mrs Brockway and two children of
New York are spending two weeks |
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs John DAILY returned
Saturday to their home in North
Adams after several weeks in town.
Lawyer H. G. Barber and \. V. May
returned last night from a three days
business engagement in NORTHAMPTON.
F. r. Vaughan and 0. f. Randall at.
tended the district Royal Arch chap
ter meetings in Woodstock yesterday. II
Edmund Carey returned Tuesday
from Fitchburg where he went to
attend the funeral of his brother.
'homas Carey.
Miss Lizzie Murray, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. David S.
Carey, for three weeks, returned TO {
her home in Gardner, Mass, yesterday.
c. S. Hopkins will speak at the
farmers meeting to be held in ST
Johnsbury Centre next week under the &
direction of the state board of agri. S
culture. I
Frank Haskins is home from the
tufts medical school a few DAYS on ?
account of the illness of his mother. +
Mrs. Hiland Haskins, who has been :
from erysipelas, but who is
low improving.
Miss Nellie Ford has returned 70
Boston after a stay of several weeks
With her sister, Miss Annie Ford
Miss Gertrude Croker and Miss les.
lie Hawley, of the Baptist Christian "
1ndeavor society, and five members n
i the Congregational Christian En-. \
eaVor society of West Brattleboro i,
ttended the Christian Endeavor con.
ention in Westminster Yesterday af.
ernoon and evening. u
This is What They Say. II
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