Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-04-11
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

to Boston.
Ben williamson has been in New York
several days.
j. G. Baker spent part of the week in
Bristol n. II.
f. u. Morris was at his store I'm Green
field Wednesday.
William Richardson is the new clerk in
j. Il. Mann's store.
Frank Welcome of New Haven is visit
ing al his home here.
Sister Lucina of Rutland was at st.
Josephs convent Saturday.
Mrs. George f. Mann of Keene has been
visiting i'm town several days.
Rev II V. Baker has gone on n visit
to Rhode Island and Connecticut
Mrs. Ada Dowley and Miss Marion Fisk
are spending the week in Boston.
Rev. c. II. Smith Of Pttsford, this
state has visited in town this week.
Miss Nellie Ryan of Hatfield spent Sun
day with her sister. Mrs. John Kiley.
Mrs Mary Kirkland returned Tuesday
after a four weeks absence In Baltimore.
George NJ. Clay has been III this week
with tonstis and quinsy sore throat.
H. f. Bond was in Greenfield yesterday
to see Mr. William f. Ryther. who is
in.
Miss Ro-c Wilett went Saturday to
Troy. y. y. where she will live with her
sister
Miss Florence Goodenough will return
tomorrow to her study in the Boston Art
school.
George p1nyew was called TO Spring
field. Mass Sunday by the death of his
mother.
James c. Sullivan has been III this week,
threatened with pneumonia, but is now
improving.
Mrs. Pear Clapp and two children are
spending week with Mrs. Clapp's moth
er in Athol.
Frank Barrier has resumed the study Of
law in the 0i1ce of his brother, Lawyer
II. G. Barber.
4 Daniel Marin. formerly of Brattleboro.
has been appointed a police officer in
Northampton
Miss Florence Hemenway, who is teach
ing in Manchester this state, has been at
home this week.
Secretary George c. Wilson was In
Keene yesterday to attend the funeral of
an acquaintance.
Henry r. Brown went Tuesday night to
Northern New York and Canada on a
horse buying rip
Mrs. NJ. l.. Bruce is visiting with her
brother JOSIAH Tilson, and with other rel
atives in Randolph.
Miss Emily Guild returned Wednesday
to TUFTS College after spending a weeks
vacation at her home.
Miss Annie Nelligan returned Friday to
her home in Holyoke after several days
visit at John 2 Kaine's.
j. Guy Simcnds has a position in the
prescription department. in Green's drug
store in Springfield. Mass
4. ~.
Elliot street home Saturday evening to
the members II the Junta.
Mrs. L. b. Coates went Wednesday
night to Warisboro on account Of the
death OF Mr.. C.ttes's niece
Mrs w NJ. ewis. who has been visit
ing at G. II. Elrnss, went yesterday to
her home in Chatham. y. Y.
Rev. and Mrs w f. Archibald and
John Shellady Il Boston were guests at
the Brooks House Saturday.
Leslie S Edwards returned Monday to
his studies in ne dental department OF
the Baltimore adical College.
Hon. c. r. s Pierce Of Vergennes has
spent several lays this week as the
guest OF Mr. aiii Mrs. w. 2. Mixer.
y. F. Cabot d ohed home Friday after
an absence Of ttree months spent largely
in Alabama anl y Washington, d. c.
Lawyers Is Waterman and ]. l..
Martin have b in Greenfield this week
as attorneys ~ he Davenport will case.
Mrs. VIII Das : ofRutland. formerly Miss
Phila Baker. q spending n week with
Frank h. Bah ~ and Mrs Rosna =.
Burnham.
Arthur stay OF Greenfield was at
home Wednes3 having been in VIII
Evansville TO az "a the funeral OF Harry
L. Stedman.
Miss Minnie Rr sor returned Sunday TO
Brookline, Mas 20 resume her duties as
school teacher, ter spending her vaca-
: ton at home
Mrs. L. A Fo and sons. Arthur and
Gerald. of Wor sster came Friday to
spend a week "a Mrs. Fales's mother,
Mrs. Della VIVA
Miss Florence anson, who has been
teaching school Newton, Mass, is
spending her sa ation with her sister,
Mrs. ]. A Amido
Annie and Br ord Pellet of Wor-
cester are visiunf With their grandfather.
f. b. Barrett, d with their grand
mother. Mrs. Pellet
Rev. r.. f. Low, q Brattleboro was ap-
pointed n memh' Of the board of ex-
aminers by Bisho' Iranston at the Meth
odist conference / u. Adams.
Mayor e. w. 81 gett and r. d. Whit
ney started Wed day for Minneapolis
They will spend rec or four weeks in
that and other " Jern cities.
Avalon ConNers who has been clerk
in the clothing 81 OF l.. L. Perry. en-
tered the employ Q. J. Pratt Monday
to succeed Major Houghton.
Lucian StedmaI 4 Worcester. Mass
was in Brattlehor Wednesday on his re-
, turn from Villa vile. where he at
tended the funeral his brother.
DIR. II. u. Holtou ave a paper on MEN
ana Machinery fore the Unitarian
club in Walpole. \ T. "Wednesday night
his topic relating 5anitary science.
, Lillian Newton a. Della Sherman will
go abroad the com 3 season, joining the
excursion under direction of Rev
ana Mrs. l.. u. 2 uple of Pennington
y. j.
u. q. Abbott, WI hought the Richard
son market, receNi and his son-in- law
MI Ackerman h leased the Burn
nam house on MIL treet, now occupied
| by DR.. c. S. Pratt
L. d. Taylor hni zen I'm Manchester
~ II" ana IN Bosto Ms week. On Tues
uaN evening ne atte I'd banquet of the
J Derryheld clup OF N "a chester at the EN-
change club in Bostu
ferclVal W. ClemeT of Rutland pres.
ident of the Rutla,h railroad was ir
J prattienoro Iuesuay 4 hear the argument
; IN SUIT against tnerSilroad, which is in
> progress In the Broo;s House.
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