Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-11-14
BRATTLE5oRo PERSONAL

maSs, thursday.
Mrs. John Kenney of Newfane is visit
ing Mrs. George Roberts.
: Mrs. G. H. Goddard moved Tuesday to |
her new home in Rutland.
Ned Sawyer of Boston, a former resi- |
dent was in town this week.
Miss Isabella Bailey of Newfane is WIS., |
iting her uncle, David ONeil.
Miss Elizabeth Kiley of Greenfield spent |
Sunday with Miss Annie Gregg.
Mrs. Harry Stone and son, Roy spent |
Saturday in Greenfield, Mass.
George S. Livesly returned Saturday
after spending two weeks in Worcester
Mrs. o. ]. HARDWOOD of Montague, Mass,
was in town this week en- route to New
fame.
Mrs. Susan Haynes of Townshend.
Mass, has been guest at c. o. Rob-
binss.
Mrs. Jennie White has gone to New
York city to remain there during the
winter.
Miss Della Grout entered the employ of
the Hooker, Corser & Mitchell company
this week.
Congressman Haskins attended a re-
union of the Senate of 1896 in Montpelier
Wednesday.
Miss Lula Woodland of Nashua, ~ H..
is spending two weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. Warren Spear.
Mrs. George E. Mclaughlin and daugh-
ter, Delma, of Baltimore. are visiting
Mrs. A. ID. Fessenden.
Charles Williams has gone from Brat
tleboro to Shelburne Falls where he
will spend the winter
b. f. Sutton's family who came to the
cottage at Spofford lake last May, re-
turned to Brooklyn Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Colby of West
Springfield spent the first three days of
the week at John O'Connorss.
Rev. r. X. Marvin has moved from the
| Universalist parsonage Ito Ferris
Vaughan's house on High street.
o. o. Ware and family have come from
/ Wilmington to the Richardson house on
High street to spend the winter.
]. r. Rand has moved from High street
into r. E. Gordon's house on the corner
of South Main and Pearl streets.
Mrs. Fairbanks has returned to her
| home in Sheldon after visit of ten days
with her daughter, Mrs H. H. Mower.
Edwin Davis and his sister are moving
| from the Johnson house on Western
| avenue to tenement on Main street
George w. Pierce is seriously i'll with
| Palmer, was here the first of the week.
Albert Bixby has been making several
| improvements, including grading, new
buildings etc, to his premises on Pine
street.
Mrs. Amanda Bliss. who has been fore
| woman of the Hooker Corser & Mitchell
factory several years, has resigned her
| position.
Regina Heaphey is spending the week
with relatives in South Deerfield, Mass.
Miss Eva Sanders is taking her place In
Miller's store.
Mrs. e. w. Sharp and Mrs. Gould OF
Northfield, this state, returned home yes
terday after a visit of few days at
Carl Cushing's.
F. L. Fish, of Vergennes, as national
bank examiner, has been making an off,
cial investigation of the local national
banks this week.
L. f. Adams attended last evening the
banquet of the Springfield, Mass, board
of trade. Chauncey NJ. Depew was the
: | speaker of the evening.
Charles Prescott has finished work OF
the electric railroad for month, and
during that time he will assist his faith
er in a saw mill in Vernon.
Mrs. George Houghton of Pearl street
who underwent an operation in a hos
t pital in Boston recently, is making goo,
recovery and is expected home this week
: Mrs. Leslie Scott has sold the so-calle,
Y Sias Richardson house at the corner o
. | Williston and Oak streets, but the nam
. | of the purchaser will not be made pub
lie at present.
DR.. Waterman went to New York las
week to take two patients to a hospita
5 for treatment. Mrs. Waterman accom-
q panied him and spent the week in Ney
r York and Brooklyn.
: Mrs. Clifton Baker of Dedham, Mass
returned Monday after weeks visi
with Mrs. Thatcher Perry. Mrs Mar
Perry of Bellows Falls has been wit
Mrs. Thatcher Perry a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rowe have store
their household goods and have taken
room in the Manley house on Gree
street. Mrs Rowe will spend a part o
the winter visiting relatives.
Mrs. Mary Campbell, who spent vaca
ton of several weeks in town went
New York yesterday In short tim
she will go to Washington to enter upo
her duties as housekeeper at the Shore
ham.
Miss Emma Crowningshield finishe
work this week for the Hooker, Corser
Mitchell company, and has gone to New
fame with her mother Mrs. Trip.
live in house which they have bougf
recently.
ton from his work at the Hall restal
rant. He returned Wednesday from
stay of several days in Boston. He wi
spend some time at his old home In Yves
moreland.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Manning of Dove
N. H., spent a few days with Mr.. Mai
ning's mother Mrs. Ellen Mannin
who has been i'll. They went from hel
Wednesday to Chester to visit Mrs. Nal
nings parents.
Mrs Emma Wilcox of Mtnneapoll
Mimi. who visited her sister, Mrs. A.
Harris, went to Greenfield Wednesdt
to spend several weeks with Mrs.
H. Hackley. She will visit in Holyoke
fore returning to Brattleboro.
Miss t. M. Strain of Burlington, sist
of Hon. w. j. Van Patten, after VII
of several days in Brattleboro in the
:, terest of the Kurn Hattin Homes, we
l. to Westminster Wednesday. She "
ha spend a few days in Bellows Falls SOC
IL Mrs. I. o. p. Smith returned Wednesd
- from Newfane, where she has been carr
~ for her father Deacon G. w. Stebbi
On two weeks. Mr.. Stehbins has been
er riously i'll, and at the present time M
Helen Parsons, a trained nurse from !
Roosevelt hospital in New York, is taxi
. care of him.
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