Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-10-17
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

l.. A. witt is critically Ill at his home
In Esteyvllle.
Miss Julia Brosnahan spent Sunday in
Bellows Falls,
Simon Brooks has returned from his
Visit in Minneapolis.
Misses Katie and Anna Cavanaugh were
in Springfield, Mass, over Sunday,
Mrs. Emma Curtis moved Tuesday from
Elm street to Is South Main street
Miss Mary o'Connor returned wednes-
day after a weeks visit in Holyoke.
Miss Mary Il. Long of Worcester was
a visitor In town Friday and Saturday.
Miss Clara Teachout of Essex Junction
Is a guest of MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Burke.
Miss Bridget Long is spending a week
In Proctor with her brother, Rev. Z. j.
Long.
Mrs L. c. Buxton and daughter, Mrs.
Carrie Allen, and child, are visiting in
Putney.
Miss Lizzie Nellgan will return to
Hartford tomorrow after a two weeks
visit in town.
Andrew NJ. Hlldreth of Hinsdale en-
tered the employ Of the s. y. Smith com
rany this week.
Miss Edith Spark and Homes Ellis were
the guests of II. Z. Spark in Williams
vile over Sunday.
Mrs. Pauline Geiger returned Thursday
after an absence OF several months at her
old home in Germany.
Mrs. Guilford Smith and Mrs. Wattrus
who have been az the Brooks House two
weeks, went today to Norwich, Conn.
While and Mary Rnnan and Marion
Monahan OF Bellows Falls are visiting
their Grandmother, Mrs. Ellen MCGOWAN.
Mrs. William Mellen and children are
spending three weeks with Mrs. lfellen's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Mettalf. in
South Newfane.
James A. Austin resumed work as
clerk in Brosnahan & Sullivans Monday
after three months employment as sub
stltute clerk in the post office.
Mrs Albert Pullen came to Brattleboro
Friday from Fon du Lac, wis. DR.. Pull
len will join her here in a few days
for visit of week or more.
Mrs e. Wales. Mrs ~ Il. knight and
Louis knight went to Greenfield yester-
day to witness the production of king
Jolllty' under the direction Of Il. Wales.
Misses Catherine Hartnett and Gather
inc Cunningham, who have been en-
ployed at Linden Lodge will leave the
cisco.
W IA. Snow formerly proprietor of the
Brooks House pool and billiard room, will
move to West Chesterfield TO carry on a
farm Tor Mrs. Shows father, f. w.
Fisk.
Mrs Pearl Clapp returned yesterday az
ter visit of a few days In Athol, ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. Lucy Bun
dy. who will make her home with Mrs
Clapp.
MIR. and Mrs. George Barrett of Auburn
y. y, are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. E. d.
Whitney Mir. whitney and Mr.. Bar
rett went yesterday 10 Springfield, Mass
on an automobile "trip.
W Il. Carey. proprietor OF the Hote
Massasoit. his sister Miss Jennie Carey
and DR. James c. Austin of Spencer
Mass. visited at Martin Austn's on Grove
street the first OF the week.
Frank Harris. who has had charge OF
the Wantastiquet Golf club grounds
moved this week to Millers Falls. where
he will form partnership with his broth
er-in-law in the furniture and undertake
ing business.
Mrs. H. o. Coolidge, Miss Mary Blaks-
lee. Frank Willard. his housekeeper.
Mrs. Stone, and c. A. Wheaton at
tended the Christian Endeavor conven
ton in Boston this week. Mr.. Wheaton
was delegate from the Baptist Christian
Endeavor society.
Henry l.. Franklin OF Brattleboro. al
Inmate OF the soldiers home, was seizeC
with sudden fainting spell Monday Will,
trading In one of the stores in Benning
ton, 1t was caused by an affection o.
tho heart. Monday evening. when h,
was taken to the home, his condition was
critical. but he was reported better OF
Wednesday.