Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-03-28
BRATTlEB0R0 PERSONAL.

Mrs. s.. S. Hunt attended the Easter mill
linery openings in Springfield.
Miss Ethel Goodale. the teacher, is with
relatives in Springfield, Mass, this week.
Judge William c. Holbrook of New York
Is visiting his father, eX-Gov. Holbrook.
Mrs. j. Harry Estey returned Monday
from a visit of a week In New YORK city.
Walter -. Pierce returned Tuesday to
Rutland after "A visit at Mrs. i. II. Fairs.
w. r. Geddis returned Thursday after a
business trip to Boston, Troy and Albany.
Rev. r. X. Marvin preached at the Holy
Week services in Bellows Falls on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Yeaw and her daughter, Rue,
went Yesterday to Rutland for a visit
with relatives.
Hon. r. NJ. Colburn Of Springfield, this
| state. was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Bacon this week.
Mrs. p. Barrows, whose home is with
her daughter in Newton, Mass, has been
in town this week.
Mrs. \. T.. Eddy left yesterday for a
visit of ten days with her son., Walter
Eddy. in Passaic, n. J.
f.. b.. Bissell of Washington street is
recovering from an illness which at first
had indications of pneumonia.
Carl w. Cushing has finished work as
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the employ of Robbins & Cowles.
William Mattrlce, coachman for DR..
Hamilton, left Tuesday for a vacation OF
two weeks in Springfield and Boston.
Frank Haskins returned to-day to his
studies in the medical department of
Tufts College after a visit of three days
at home.
Mrs. James Dalton is seriously i'll with
erysipelas at her home on Spring street.
| Cln, fa Iafpp ,a rA1 for Inv "a nd fYaa1 az
from Boston.
A letter received this week from Frank
f. Clark. formerly of Brattleboro. states
that he is now employed by a lumber
company in Ruston. La.
Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Fletcher and Miss
Eleanor Moves are in West Newton,
Mass, to visit with Capt. S. f. Towards
family until after Easter.
DR.. Henry S. Ward. formerly of Reads.
boro, who has spent the winter with his
parents in Guilford went Tuesday tC
Springfield, VT. where he will open al
Office.
Lawyer Il. c. Bacon will go Monday tC
Boston on a business trip. His sister
Miss Emily Bacon. returned Sunday Il
Smith College, having recovered from al
attack of grip.
Prof. and Mrs. /. 4. Butterfeld cam,
from Boston Saturday to occupy theii
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daughter. Miss Alice Butterheld, cam.
Wednesday to spend her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. :. Stockwell, Mr.. an,
Mrs. H.. b. Allen. Miss Nellie Pcttee an,
Adm II. Pettce went to Rutland Monday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Florence
Burlingame Hendrick. ana all but Mr.
Stockwell also went to Springfield. Mass.
where the burial took place.
Thomas J. Dowd of last years Bostoi
: American League baseball team. signc,
Tuesday to manage the Amsterdam
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS team in the New
York State League. NJ. L. Hickey. an
other old Brattleboro f%avorite, left thi
, week to join the Kansas City club.
Mrs. Mary Menzies Miller and her son
Clarence NJ. Miller. returned to Brattle
, boro Tuesday. Mrs. Miller. who SUSTAINED
26 cuts and who narrowly escaped witt
her life at the time of the subway eX
plosion in front of the Murray Hill Hotel
> was accompanied by a trained nurse. Mrs
Miller is improving rapidly. but still feel
the effects of the nervous shock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Elmer went Monda.
morning TO Boston. returning Tuesda.
with their daughter, Mrs. Wright, VIII
i had been in the Massachusetts Genera
Hospital the past few weeks. Mrs
Wright's friends will be glad to knoN
that she returns with health greatly i'm
proved. Mr.. Wright went Wednesday t
Bethel to resume his duties in the Whit
o comb High school after the Easter va
- cation.
The M~iddlebury Register contained tn
: following in its report of the st. Pat
rick's day entertainment given by s
: Mary's church of Middlebury: Miss Man
e sic Calvin of Brattleboro. the 9-year-ol
violinist, proved to be the favorite Of m
evening. executing difficult music wit
= the skill and manner OF a professional
and she won much applause. Miss Kat
> Calvin. also of Brattleboro. merited niue
- applause in her soprano solo. Kathlce
MaVourneen.
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