Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-04-18
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Pearl Gibson returned Saturds,,
from a visit with relatives in Fitchbur,
DR.. William =. Devine of Rutland va,
at the home of his parents over Sund.,.
Miss Irene Perry is visiting at the home
of her uncle, DR.. J. c. Perry, in Sbol-
burne Falls.
Miss Emily Bacon of Smith College was
guest of her brother, Lawyer r. C. IA
con, Tuesday.
Gen. II. b. Titus has been engaged a.,
deliver the Memorial Day address in Win
chester, N II.
James Manning of Danvers. Mas
spent Sunday with his cousins. Mary ana
Kate Manning
Mrs. Joseph d. Fontaine and daughter
of Greenfield have been guests Of AdoDis
Dion this week.
day to Greenfield to visit few days with
Mr.. Kimball's son.
NJ A. Barden, formerly of the firm -
Barden & Edgerton. moved back to Wee,-
field Mass. Monday.
Miss Florence Hemenway returned
Monday to Manchester this state. whara
she is teaching school.
The engagement of Fred Stanley Doat
Of Boston and Miss Grace Kfnson a.
Brattleboro is announced
Mrs. J. w. Phelps and family of Keero
are spending some time with friends In
Brattleboro and Dummerston.
Carl Miner, deputy assistant to fha
district attorney of New York was "a
guest "a Mrs. Dowley's over Sunday
George Bishop went Wednesday TO VIII
Jamestown Mass, where he will work az
inspector for the telephone company.
Mrs. 2. l. Swift is spending a week with
her brother in Waltham. She will also
visit In Boston before returning home
Edward J. Russell has returned to the
employ Of Emerson & Son after SPENDING
several weeks at his home in St Johns
Newfoundland.
Leon Lamb Of FiskdaIe Mass. has
been here part Of the week to visit
his mother. who has been seriousl, nm
several months.
Mrs. +. f. Amidon returned to her home
in Wilton. y. H., yesterday after sperd-
ing a few days with her mother. Mrs
James +. Estey.
Robert Gregg came to Brattleboro from
Greenfield Tuesday to attend a meeting
of II. E. Bonds Sunday school class In
the Brooks House
Mrs. Harry Horton. who is seriously
ill., is reported more comfortable Mr.
Horton has been suffering from a quin-
sey sore this week
Rev. Father Cunningham returned We'd
nesday from Rutland. where he went Ia
attend the l0-hours devotion in the Ro-
man Catholic church.
Norris II. Shepardson. who died i'm Hail
fax last Friday. was a brother Of O. p
Shepardson of Brattleboro Mr. Sben-
ardson attended the funeral Monday
Joseph Norman. who has lived in Col
Haskinss house during the winter. is
moving to South birmingham Mass
where he will have a position on a large
stock farm.
Homer Cray has finished work for E
SfarxeN a "a n u
department in O. j. Pratt's store He is
succeeded in Mr.. Starkeys store bv
Charles Lindsey
Frank Beeman. foreman on the Central
Vermont railroad section. gave up his no.
sltion this week to 20 to Westminster.
Mhere ne VIII nave similar work on the
Boston & Maine.
Mrs. f. G. Pettee returned Tuesday
night after spending several weeks in
New York. She was ACCOMPANIED by
Mrs. Il. H Putnam and Clinton Pettee,
who went TO New York two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. J. Falcon returned Sat
urday from Saranac lake in the Adiron-
daek mountains where they went last au-
tumn. Mrs. Falcon is somewhat improved
in health She is at her home on Wash
ington street.
Elijah Wales and Harry Wales came
home Saturday from Keene. where King
Jollity was brought out last week under
their direction. They left yesterday for
Rockland, Me. where the next produc-
ton will be given.
Prof. F. c. F. Cramer finished as or
ganist at the Baptist church last Sun
day. He will finish work for the Estey
Organ company this week and will re-
turn TO Claremont, y. H., as organist Of
St Mary's Roman Catholic church where
he was engaged four years, previous to
coming 10 Bratteboro three years ago.
The following is from recent issue Of
the Charlestown, $. C. News and Courier:
Miss Ruth Childs. daughter of Major F.
w. Childs of BrattIeboro Vt. who is
writing up the exposition for the Spring
field Republican, was a guest of Gov
ernor Aycocks party yesterday. and will
visit the governors family in North Caro-
lima before returning North from pleas
ant winter spent in the South"
DR. and Mrs. Claude Freligh and daugh-
ter are spending several days in town.
DR. Freligh's sister died last fall and
his mother died during the winter in
Lynn, Mass. The doctor was there car
ing for her many weeks. He has not
been in Derby Line where he formerly
practiced, since last October. As soon
as he has settled the affairs of his moth
Boston.
Mrs J. \. Taylor, Mrs Maverette Fish
er, Mrs. II. o. Coolidge. Mrs. c. B.
Dickinson, Mrs, w. d. Perry Miss Carrie
Barber, Mrs. d. L. II. Bond. and Mrs.
t. r. Stockwell attended the district
meeting of the Order of Eastern Star at
White River Junction Tuesday, return
ing Wednesday forenoon. The district
deputies presented a fine program and
the White River Junction chapter gave
their guests hearty welcome and a
royal entertainment.
DR. F. e, Marble will return today from
two weeks vacation.
Henry Rarker raturnad NFopda,- otter