Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-02-28
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

DR.. s. f. Lawton went yesterday to
Boston.
Harry Thomas has been at home this
week from Athol.
j. Willard cobb went to Washington,
ID. c., Wednesday.
y. Corsiey moved yesterday from Ches-
terrified to 1G Canal street
Mrs. David S. Carey will go tomorrow
to Boston for medical treatment.
Mrs David Neil resumed work Mon
day at Hooker, Corser & Mitchell's.
DR.. II. w. Manchester of Pawlet visited
Brattleboro acqualntances yesterday.
Mrs. Carrier of Oswego, n. Y, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Martin DUSTIN. jr.
Miss BESSIE Cain returned yesterday
after "A stay of four weeks in Burlington.
a. ]. Morris has returned to Lawrence
Mass after visit with relatives in town
! Oscar Benson of New York has been
| spending some time here at his mothers
home.
James Bowler of Boston spent Sunday
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
! Bowler.
James Griffin of Springfield, Mass,
! spent Sunday at Michael Bakers on
| Brge street
! Mrs Il. c. Crosby and Mrs. Agnes Cros-
! by went yesterday to South Framing
| ham and Boston.
Mrs. james MCGOWAN of Bellows Falls
! spent Sunday with her daughters, Katie
ana Grace McGowan
| Theodore j. Turner was out yesterday
| for the first time after an Illness of sever
| al weeks with the grip.
! While Fenton. son of Patrick Fenton,
| is dangerously i'll at his home on Elliott
street with heart trouble.
! Miss Clara Stone returned this week
| from Boston. whore she has been attend
| ing the Perkins institute.
| Miss Mildred Hanrahan was called to
Keene Monday by the death of her
grandmother, Mrs. Foley.
Miss Barbara Murphy is assisting for
| several days i'm the work in the Morris &
| Gregg store In Greenfield.
Miss Cora Clay left Wednesday morn
/ ing for a visit of a week or ten days in
| Leominster and Worcester.
! II. B. Haus and daughter. Mary Haus.
| will return tomorrow after stay Of
! several weeks in Baltimore.
! Dr. y. II. Lewis, the veterinary. who
! has been i'll II weeks. was able to ride out
| yesterday for the first time.
! Mrs. j. ID. Vivian and daughter of
Springfield, Mass, spent part of the week
with Mrs. Arthur Simonds, returning to-
/ day.
Mrs l.. II. Chase and Miss Susie Han
} rahan are spending week in New York
city. They are expected to return Mon
day.
/ f. ID. Morris. Miss Barbara Murphy and
II. j.. Jordan attended the opening of
Morris Il Greggs store in Greenfield last
evening
Mrs. Leslie Scott will return tomorrow
to New York after spending two weeks
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. w.
/ Richardson.
j. l. Mellen, Frank II. Field, R. H.
Baker and DR.. r. r. Kinkead attended
! the institution of a tribe of Red Men in
| Nortn!ield this week.
! Mr.. and Mrs q. c. Wilson. Mrs +. c.
Crosby and daughter, Edna, and Miss
Pauline JENNIE attended the Paderewski
recital in Northampton.
Mrs Michael Sears and daughter. Helen,
returned yesterday to their home in Hol-
yoke after week spent with relatives in
town. Mr.. Sears spent Sunday in town
! Mrs. j. H. Wiggin of Boston and Mrs
Bryant of keene returned yesterday after
visiting their sister, Mrs. @. II. Ryder,
Mrs. y. L. Newman of Boston ana Mrs
Deane of East Windsor Hin. who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ryder, also
have returned to their homes
Harry White, of the McNim, Mead *
White Office in New York. was in Brattle-
boro briefly yesterday He had been to
Wilmington Via Troy and North
Adams, to present TO the consideration of
( the people Of Wilmington. plans for the
proposed new hotel there.
/ II. O. Aldrich of Boston, who was a
| guest of Miss leila Johnson at Vernon
Sunday, called on Brattleboro friends
Mr.. Aldrich, who is widely known as
horse fancier has not been beaten this
season in any speedway brushes in
which he has driven Addison \.
! g. l.. Durham and @. u. Stowel went
Monday to Boston to spend the rest of
the week The entire force of Durham
Brothers travelling statesmen will be in
Boston tomorrow To inspect the factory
Z of the Hood Rubber company, by invi-
tation of the company. Durham Bro
! theirs handle the Hood rubbers and by
witnessing the process of manufacture
( the statesmen will know whereof they
speak when selling goods.