Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-04-26
sRATTLERoRo PERSONAL.

dr. Conand left Tuesday for short !
Trim to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Miles of Chicago is a guest of
her son. Rev. H. r. Miles.
w. II. Bond has been i'll since last
Friday with congestion of one lung.
clarence NJ. Miller went to New
work. Monday for a visit of two weeks.
Miss Emma Brooks went to Spring
frld Mass, yesterday for a visit of
two days
Mrs. Hamilton L. Withheld of Grand
Forks North Dakota, visited in town
Monday
Miss Kate Mccormick returned yes
terday after a weeks visit in Clare
mont n. H.
Mrs. F. C. Gibson will go to Middle
bury tomorrow to spend Sunday with
her husband.
Charles Blaksley went to Fishdale
n Y. yesterday to visit Mrs. Blaks-
lev at the home of her mother.
James b. Hale of Newbury, receiver
of the Bradford Savings bank, was in
Brattleboro Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Abbie Fuller has been in New
York this week to witness the depart
luc of the Misses Essex for England.
Miss Gertrude Carney returned
Monday to Millers Falls after a visit
of a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. d.
$. Carey.
Harry Moore, Amherst 'O1. who
-u.ut last summer at the Hall place.
was a guest at the Brooks House over
Sunday.
Judge f. L. Waterman and United
States District Attorney Martin were
In New York on business the first OF
the week.
A. w Chlds and son left this morn
ing for Manchester n. H. Mrs. Childs
and the other children will go there
next Monday.
Frank Haskins returned to his
studies in the medical department of
Tufts college Monday after a visit of
few days at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Richards NJ. Bradley
of Boston. who have been at Col.
Richards Bradleys, will occupy the
Bradley cottage until June.
William C. Plunkett of Adams
Mass, one of the owners of the large
wooden factory in that city, was a
guest at the Brooks House Wedues
day.
Harry Webster, who went to New
town. Pa, to attend his brothers wed
ding, has remained in New York and
vicinity for a vacation of a week OF
ten days.
Miss Nettie Harris went to Shushan
n. Y. Monday, called there by the
wifi nf
members of the family of her sister
Mrs. Jennie l.. King.
DR.. Robert Aldrich returned from
Baltimore Wednesday. He was &C
companied to New York by Dr.. Ed
ward Henkel, who will visit there will
his brother a day or two before re
turning
A. G. Barnes started for South Da
kota the first of the week on a Pre-
spectng trip with view to engaging
in the cattle or sheep business on
larger scale than he is able to carry Of
in Brattleboro.
Gen. J. j. Estey attended meetin
of the board of trustees of the Vel
mont Baptist State convention in Ru'
land Friday. The board listened It
a report read by Gov. w. w. Stickne
and adopted 1t.
Miss Margaret Phillips of Chas
street was in West Dummerston tn
first of the week. Her father, Jane
A. Phillips, who has been one OF tn
foremen at the granite 'quarries, hi
wife and several children started Tue
day night for South Dakota, where NJ
Phillips will engage in business.
Misses Ethel and Maud Essex an
Mrs. Abby Fuller went Monday
New York and on Wednesday tn
Misses Essex sailed on the st. Lou
for Southampton, whence they will g
to their home in London. Miss Mau
Essex will return to Brattleboro
June to live with Mrs. Fuller.
Leon E. Foster will finish work
Greenes drug store a week from
morrow and will go to Exeter n. +
where he has been engaged as het
clerk in the store of c. NJ. Collin
prescription pharmacist. Dur1T
their comparatively brief stay in Bra
tleboro Mr.. and Mrs. Foster have MAJ
many friends who will regret to ha
them leave town.