Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-09-19
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. Mary Smith was in Springfield,
Mass, Saturday
Robert Gregg Of Greenfield was In Brat
tleboro yesterday
Miss Fannie Hitchcock is spending a
week in Westminster.
John Seymour Wood of New York was
in town over Sunday.
Miss Adde NJ. Fay is i'm Worcester for
stay Of two weeks.
Mrs. Hattie Cuts Budd of New York is
a guest at Col Goodhue's
Mrs. NJ J. Austin of New York is visit
ing Mrs. Maurice Austin.
Miss Katherine Guiheen spent the lat
ter part of last week in Holyoke
Miss Nellie Fennel returned Tuesday
after a three weeks visit in Boston.
Miss Mary Brown Went to CRANKY,
Mass, yesterday for weeks visit
Carl Schorling and daughter, Anna,
visited In Springfield Mass. Sunday.
Miss Mary Austin left Saturday for a
visit in Springfield and Spencer. Mass
DR.. e. r. Lynch is at his former home
In st Johnsbury for visit of two weeks.
Miss Griswould returned Tuesday from
vacation spent in Cornwall and vicinity.
r. J. Fenton and p. l.. Shea returned
last night from business trip to New
York
Miss Clara Richardson of Melrose.
Mass. is visiting her uncle, b. p Richard
SON.
Mrs Henry r. Carrier of oswego. N. Y,
is guest Of her sister, Mrs. Martin
Austin jr.
Miss Edythe Cray, formerly employed in
Hawley's store, now has a position in
Manns store.
f. " Morse and family returned yes
terday after ten days visit in Spring.
field Mass
Mrs. William Bradley of Bellows Falls
has been with her sister. Miss Maud Es-
sex, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs W. C. Herr, who were in
Gardner and Fitchburg several days re-
turned Saturday.
Harry Putnam of Alstead. NJ H., was in
town over Sunday on his way to Hinsdale
TO deliver a pony.
Mrs. George E. Greene went Saturday
to Springfield, Mass, for visit with
Charles Root and family.
Mrs. j. T. Denning is at her South Main
street home after eight weeks of treat
ment at The Hemlocks.
James F. Carey of Newport, this state,
is spending a few days at the home of his
father, Edmund Carey.
Prof. James NJ. Tufts of the University
of Chicago is guest of his brother-in-
law Principal Whitaker.
Mrs. Charles Kelley returned yesterday
to her home in Claremont after a weeks
visit with Mrs. Thomas Foley.
Mrs. Owen Foley and son. Michael,
moved yesterday from East Putney to
II. NJ. Woods house on Clark street.
Mrs. w. F. Neal is in New York a week
with her milliner. Miss Mack. Miss Min
ME Stockwell is in charge of Mrs. Meals
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Livingston of Peter
boro, n. H, are visiting Mrs. Lvings-
toms parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Law
renee.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Bemis of winthrop,
Mass, and Miss Florence Bemis of
Swampscott, Mass. are guests at Judge
Waterman's.
Mrs. Laurinda White who cared for her
sister. Mrs. Bent, several montiIs,- has re-
turned to her home in Cheshire. Conn, for
"a short visit
Miss Blanche Laughton and her moth
er returned Sunday after months vaca4
ton, and Miss Laughton has opened her
dressmaking rooms.
Leonard Taylor and family have moved
from the Sherwin house on Pearl street
to West Brattleboro. Mr.. Taylor is en-
ployed by his uncle.
Mrs. F. II. Morse will be trimmer dur
ing the fall and winter season for Mrs.
d. L. Herrick. who bought Mrs. Morse's
store in Richardson block recently.
Henry H. Miller has been granted an
increase of pension, IS per month. v.
N. Bragg of Dummerston has also re-
ceived a pension of $40 a month under
similar conditions.
Rev. E. Q. s. Osgood has been sum-
moned suddenly to Grafton, Mass, to
conduct the funeral services of a former
parishioner. Mr. c. G. Reuss of the SEN
ior class of the divinity school in Cam
bridge will preach for Mr.. Osgood Sum
day.
Frank Wells of Brewsters, N. Y, has
recently inherited $1.00O.000 and his two
sons s500,000 each. Mr.. Wells was CASH
Ter of the Vermont National bank. He
was succeeded in that position by the
late George s. Dowley. Mr.. Wells went
from here to Brewsters, N. Y, in 1868
as cashier of a bank. He married a
daughter of Gail Borden, and after a
few years became interested in the Bor-
den Condensed Milk company of Brews-
ters and eventually it's president. He
is now connected with the bank in Brews-
ters. 1t is understood that his inherit
ance came through the Borden family.