Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-10-24
6RATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.


Boston. !"
r. c. Bacon has been in New vo.,
city this week.
Mrs. Henry c. Cole of WallIneford H..
visited In town recently.
Mrs. MarInda Brown, whose homo :,
north of Linden Lodge, is I'll.
Mrs. c. A Boyden left "Wednesday u.
a visit in Orange and Boston.
Mrs. c. b. Hewitt of Forrestdale th,,
state, visited In town last week.
Mrs. II. H. Crosby went to Boston a.
day to visit the Prang school exhibit
Albert Crouch went "wednesday ~
Boston on the Merchants excursion
Il. M. Goodenough went "Wednesday %
Boston on business trip Of two DAYS.
L. +. Adams went yesterday to snrino-
field and Providence r. l., on a bushes,
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Powers =,
Brooklyn are at the Brooks House for
weeks stay
Mrs. Martha Wales has been spending
several days with her brother, A. w
Grout. in Millers Falls.
Arthur Hyde will go Monday to Al.
bany. N. Y, to take a full course IN Al.
bany Business College.
Mrs. G. f. Barber has been in Mont.
pelier this week to attend the meetings
Of the patriotic societies.
Rev. Father Lynch of St. Johnsburv
spent the last of last week with his
brother. DIR. E. r. Lynch.
Mrs. Melvina Burnham, Mrs. Athena
Davis and Harry Sargent returned satur-
day from visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. Aldrich OF
| Boston came to the Brooks House Tues
day to remain until Saturday.
| Miss Nellie Brown and Mrs. Ellen
| Stuart of Bellows Falls came Wednes
day to attend the Rebekah fair.
Reissues of pension have been granted
| to George w. Hart, s12, and Julius C,
Newton. IS. both of Brattleboro.
Harry l.. Chandler of Comanche, Iowa.
| came Saturday for a weeks visit with
with his mother. Mrs. H. Chandler.
Fred L. Swift will move next month
| from Williston street to Mrs H. K.
Chamberlain's house on Green street.
II. A. Streeter and two friends OF
Waterbury, Conn.,. are spending several
| days on a hunting trip in adjoining
| towns.
| T. A. Austin returned Wednesday night
| from Boston, where he went as a dele.
| gate to a convention of the United Irish
| League.
| Mrs. w. C. Herr went Saturday to
| Gardner, where Mr.. Herr has employ
| ment. Mr.. and Mrs. Herr will live in
| that city.
| Chief-of- Police Hall returned last
night from a vacation of two weeks
spent in Westmoreland. N. H.. and in
| Boston.
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nesday from a visit with their son, Ralph,
in New York city, stopping for a brief
| visit in Springfield.
Lucian Stedman of Worcester visited
| in Brattleboro yesterday. He and Mrs.
| Stedman and son are spending their
cation in Williamsville.
Henry C. Marsh, late corporal company
| A. Third Vermont Volunteers, has been
| admitted to the soldiers home in Ben
nington from Brattleboro.
s. d. Brown, who has been critically i'll
several weeks, is improving The pro-
| fessional nurse who has been caring for
him returned home "Wednesday.
John G. Baker returned Tuesday after
| spending several weeks in New York
| hospital, where he underwent an opera
ton. He is now at The Hemlocks.
Mrs. w. C. Stone was called to Green
field this morning on account of the ILL
ness of her father, Horace Burnham,
who was injured by a fall down several
steps.
P. w. Guiheen and Miss Annie Harper
returned Tuesday to Albany, N. Y, af-
ter spending Sunday and Monday with
Mr.. Guiheens parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Guiheen.
James G. Bagg of Brattleboro Wesleyan
University's champion sprinter at short
distances, has been elected captain Of
the University track team. This is a
notable college honor.
w. Harry Kinson has issued invitations
to the marriage of his daughter. Grace, TO
Fred Stanley Doak Tuesday, Nov. II, at
O'Clock. The wedding will take place
at Mr.. Kinsons home. 10 Clark street.
Evan Goodale is i'll with fever in one
of the Boston hospitals He spent the
summer on Cape Cod. and after a visit
at home went to Boston a short time
ago to take up studies in the college OF
pharmacy.
John Ryder who lives with his brother,
G. II. Ryder of South Main street, had
two paralytic shocks Tuesday night and
Wednesday, affecting his speech and
rendering him helpless. He has i'm
proved slightly.
Among the Brattleboro people who
| went 10 bOSlOn on the MERCHANTS 6ASui-
sion were Mrs. p. F. Connors, Miss Alice
Colt, Mrs. A. Z. Wood, Mrs. T. A. Muir
ply. Mrs. William Martin, Mrs. c. c.
Turner and Clayton Coane.
Ralph H. Reed, who has been with the
Metropolitan Street Railway company OF
New York city the past five and hal
years, has resigned his position, having
secured a position in the New York office
of Gimbel Brothers, who conduct large
department stores in Philadelphia ana
Milwaukee.
Griffin Morris, a New York newspaper
man, was in Brattleboro over Sunday, ar
ranging for the appearance of the 6sth
auspices of the local court of Forresters'
Mr.. Morris came TO Brattleboro at the
time of the funeral of James Fisk and
wrote an account of the funeral for the
New York Herald.
Our Montpelier correspondent sends the
following list of people from Windham
county who have been in the capital city
this week: From Brattleboro, Mrs. FuI-
Ter, Mrs. Estey, Miss Cabot, Mrs. 4. h.
Putnam, Mrs. c. F. Barber Mrs. ]. Con-
land, Mrs. Warder, Congressman ana
Mrs Haskins. Col. H. E. Taylor, col.
and Mrs. L. d. Taylor; from Guilford'
Mrs ]. e. Gale; from Townshend, Mrs
c. H. Willar; from Londonderry, MIS-
A B. Waite; from Bellows Falls, Mrs'
Wheeler Mrs. Nettie Durham.
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