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

Carey, who is visiting in Gardner. Mass.
G. l.. Durham returned Wednesday
from a business trip to Newport and
Derby Line.
John Warren Hamilton is spending his
vacation with relatives I'm Springfield and
Hatfield, Mass.
Mrs. Richard Gage of Boston came sat
urday to spend the season as trimmer for
Mrs. G. II. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs, S. b.. Emerson returned
Monday from a stay of several weeks in
Florida and Cuba.
Miss Elizabeth Bagg of Wesleyan Uni
versity is spending her vacation at her
home on Washington street.
Mrs. Little returned to her home in Mer-
rimac. Mass. Tuesday. after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. c. Il. GRAHAM.
Miss edna Crosby, who is attending
school in Northampton. came home this
week for the Easter vacation.
Miss Minnie Brown returned to her POI
sition in Durham Brothers store this
week after a weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Bentley have moved
from J. Henry Pratt's farm in Guilford
to a tenement on Spring street.
Miss Florence Allen. who is teaching in
Ballston Spa, n. Y, came home to-day
accompanied by a young lady friend.
Marion Rice, Edith Hunt and Pauline
Jenne returned Tuesday from Mount Hol-
yoke College for the Easter vacation.
Harry Randall. Percy Jones and Bert
Young left Wednesday for a vacation of
several days in Boston and Springfield.
Howard Wellman has finished work a.
local reporter for the Reformer and has
entered the employ of the Estey Organ
Company.
Mrs. =. f. Connors and Miss Alice Colt
are spending several days in Boston,
where the later is studying methods in the
public schools.
Mrs. Alice Wright visited in Orange
Mass, from Saturday to Tuesday. wher
she returned to the home of her daughter
Mrs. j. +. Rogers.
Miss Florence G~oodenough of the Bos.
ton Art School is spending her vacation al
the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Horace G~oodenough.
Miss Sarah Winslow went Wednesday tc
the Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington
for an operation. She was accompanie,
by Miss Allie Morse of Vernon.
Miss Gertrude Howe of Springfield. thii
state, formerly an operator in the loca
telephone exchange. spent Friday an,
Saturday with Mrs. g. T.. Gould.
Treasurer c. A. Harris of the Brattle
boro Savings Bank returned Saturda!
night from a two weeks business trip I,
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Francis Gcodhue. Jr., of Germantown
Pa, and Mrs. !, Chaunccy McKeever o
New York have been spending scvcra
days at Col. Francis G%oodhue's.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Hawley returned Il
Brattleboro Monday. They spent Sunda,
with Charles Z. Hawley in Hopedale
Mass, after returning from Bermuda.
p. J. Mulvaney of Ware, Mass. con
Quoted the catholic Union rehearsal
Wednesday night for the minstrel shoy
which will be given the coming month.
Capt. c. p. Hall of Shelburne Falls. for
merly supervisor of the Windham count
schools, returned home Wednesday afte
a short visit with his brother. j. T.. Hall
Secretary Wilson of the Y. NJ. c. A. ha
been in Springfield, Mass. this week at
tending the 18th annual conference of tn
association of paid officers of the Y. NJ
c. As.,of New England.
Burr Taft of Norfolk. Neb., came Satur
day on business matters connected wit
the settling of his fathers estate. II
has been visiting his mother. Mrs. |. T
Taft.
G. o. Abbott of White River Junction
who bought the Richardson meat marke
recently, hopes to arrange his business :
as to he able to take possession of tn
market next Monday.
Miss Marjorie White began work hi
week as stenographer in the Office of +
Crosby & Co, succeeding Miss Ami
Stolte, who has gone into the office of tn
Estey Organ Company.
David a. Elliot, grand lecturer of tn
Royal Arch chapter of Masons. attende
the annual meeting of the second CAPT
5 ulary district of the state in Rutlan
l Monday evening to ~criticise the work.
Tracy Leonard of Boston is spendin
= several weeks at the hnDnn nf hfr Gigta
Mrs. Leopold Retting. He recently under
went a severe surgical operation in 30.
e ton, from which he is slowly recovering.
, Harry II. Smith of Wesleyan Universit
is spending a week at his home in Bra
tleboro. He will so tomorrow to Ne
- York to assist the university glee club
= a concert in the Waldorf-Astoria hotel.
. Nelson Jolivette, who had a leg amp
+ tated in the Mary Fletcher Hospital
- Burlington several weeks ago. returnC
Monday. accompanied by his sister. Mi
Nettie Harlow. He is now staying at NJ
Ballou's on Western avenue.
5 Mrs. +. a. Turner returned to her hon
in Watertown. Mass, Tuesday after
e visit of several days with her sister, MI
l.. +. Adams. Her nephew, "A Eme
son.. accompanied her to spend his Vaci
tion'in Watertown and Cambridge.
II. NJ. Wilcox, formerly of Westminste
now of Warren, Mass, spent Sunday al
Monday with friends in West Brattlebor
going from here to visit in Westminst
and Rockingham before returning to h
home with his son in Warren.
DIR. George +, Barber was elected chat
a man of the executive committee of the We
mont State Dental Association a THEA
II al meeting held in Rutland last week. al
was also chosen a delegate to attend II
national dental convention to be held
Il Niagara Falls next August.
v DR.. w. n. Thompson returned Sund;
night from a visit with relatives in PoT
land, Maine. Mrs, William Thompson
Portland, who has been visiting DIR. al
d Mrs. Thompson, returned to Portlal
Monday, accompanied by Mrs. w.
e Thompson.
S. a. Smith, w. II. Vinton, David
Young and Denison Cowles will leave [
morrow on a pleasure trip to Californi
n They will spend some time in New Me
n leo and Arizona OF the way going, and
IS Colorado on returning. They expect
It reach home the first week i'm May.
Ie c. D.. Whitman, manager of. the Fer
a uson Brothers farms in Fishers islam
IS N. Y, came to Brattleboro the last of la
ie week On a business trip, returning Tue
ID day of this week. He engaged sever
y hands to help about the farm work on I
island. He shipped 10 of his best COWS
= the island farms. The milk route viii
he operated before going to Fishers l
he has sold to l.. A. Howard. and t
Redway farm he has leased TO Wal
Stacy. Ferguson Brothers will erect
boarding house for the accommodation
their employees, which will be conduct
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