Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-11-21
eRATTLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Daniel Aher spent Sunday in Spring
field this state.
Daniel NJ Brosnahan spent Sunday in
Bellows Falls
Dennis Cray Of bellows Falls spent
Sunday in town.
Maurice Guiheen has been engaged to
work at The Hemlocks.
Conductor and Mrs. J. r. Denning spent
Sunday in Londonderry
Misses Johanna Baker and Bridget
Long spent Monday in Springfield, Mass.
DR.. e. r. Lynch, who has been in st.
Johnsbury this week. is expected home
today.
Rev. Father Cahill of Springfield, this
state. spent Wednesday with Rev. Father
Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs. John Simonds and Henry
Barker of Thetfora are in town for an
indefinite stay.
Mrs. Leslie Scott and daughter, Mil
dred, will return tomorrow TO their home
IN New York city.
Miss Hattie n. Clark of West BrattIe-
boro Is visiting her sister, Mrs. ID. X
Simonds, in Manchester. this state.
Miss Brie Bowler returned Wednesday
after spending several days with her Sis
ter. MRS. James a. LilIis. in Rutland.
DR. II. d. Holton went to Montpelier
Yesterday ON business connected with
matters which are before the legislature.
Robert Carpenter and Mrs. w. II.
Damon of Orange Mass, have visited
their sister. Mrs. c. II. Bond. this week.
Albert Johnson had one hand badly
bruised Saturday by getting 1t caught be-
tween rollers at the Carpenter organ fac
tory.
Mr. and Mrs Simeon Fish have taken
a tenement in the Doolittie house on Can
al street and will begin housekeeping
next week.
c. p. ellison win go to st. Johnsbury
today to visit his children Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred ellison. and his granddaughter, Rhea
Cook Gibson
Ware Tufts has secured a position as
assistant bookkeeper and stenographer
with the West End Milling company.
Carthage, ". Y.
John OConnor returned Sunday from
Springfield, this state. He will have
charge of the brick work on the b. Souto
furniture factory.
Mrs. Henry Faver OF Providence, r. l.,
went from here to Bellows Falls after
spending several days with her sister,
Mrs. T.. L. Durham.
willard Morse. of the Morse publishing
house. New York, was in Brattleboro
Wednesday. MIR. Morse Is a son of Lieut..
j. r. Morse, L. S. n.
The banns. of marriage between Thomas
Griffin and Bridget Sullivan, both of Brat
tleboro. were published in St Michaels
Roman Catholic church Sunday.
! Guy and Mollie Bracket returned Mon
} day TO stheir home in Nashua, n. H.,
3 after visiting several days with their
I grandmother. Mrs. Carrie Cook.
Mrs Fred Norris OF Guilford was sue
J cessfully operated upon by DIR. J. EN-
mons Briggs last Sunday at the Massa-
chusetts Homeopathic hospital. She is
} improving
| Countess de Jotemps has returned to
! Europe after an extended visit in this
| country She has been the guest recent
/ ly of her sister Mrs. Robert Burnett, in
, Southboro. Mass.
c. L. Cattanach has bought the Rob-
inson house on Highland street and has
moved there from South Main street. Mr..
Hoadley has moved from Thomas street
to the house vacated by Mr.. Cattanach.
Walter. s. Stearns has moved this week
| from thu Stuart house on Canal street
| TO the Selleck house on High street va
| Gated by J. X. Rand. Alison Harris of
High street will move into the Stuart
| house.
VIII willard has gone to Springfield.
! Mass, to work In the office of the SPRING
field Fire a. Marine Insurance company,
taking the place formerly filed by his
brother, Arthur Willard, who has been
promoted.
Mrs Minnie Bliss who resigned her
1 position as forewnman of the Hooker,
Corssr & Mitchell factory, was present
ed by the employees with a diamond ring.
Mrs. Nellie Streetar has succeeded her as
foraWoman.
Miss Mamie MagGire was called. to wor-
cester Monday ON account of the serious
illness of her sister, Miss Rose. Mcguire,
who underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis Tuesday IN a Worcester hospital.
The patient is doing well.
Miss Minnie Scott spent Tuesday and
Wednesday with relatives in Shelourne
Falls. Mass. going there with Mrs.
Al Horace Scott of Louisville, KY, who had
been visiting in Brattlebor0A Mrs. Scott
will visit i'm Springfield and other places
before returning to Louisville.
An operation for appendicitis was per-
formed last week on Mrs. Mack of White
River Junction, daughter of Mrs. Davis
at No. High street. by DIR. e. r. Lynch.
assisted by Drs. Hamilton and Deouin.
The patient is steadily improving and
will soon be able to sit up in bed.
At the annual meeting of the Home
Market club, Boston, Wednesday after
noon Henry Fairbanks of ST. JOhnsbury
was elected vice president and A. b
Valentine of Bennington a director
Jacob Gray Estey. of Brattleboro, was
also elected on the board of directors to
mn vacancy.
Brattleboro win have a large contingent
at the Yale-Earvard game at New Hav,
en- tomorrow. Among those who are go.
ing are w. II. Childs. G. r. Crosby, Mar.
tin Austin, tr., F. b. Putnam, G. A. Har-
ris, j. w. Cobb, David Shaw, H. c. RIce
Harry Command, Harry Randall, c. A
J Boyden William Richardson.