Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-03-14
eRATTLERoRo PERSONAL.

ing Mrs. c. s. Hemenway.
Miss Julia Calvin has returned from
New York and New Haven.
p. NJ Baker OF Somerville, Mass. was
in town Friday and Saturday.
. Arthur Ranvlne of Rutland is visiting
his cousin. Mrs. carl Henkel
Jimmy" Barrett of Athol spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs NJ J. Moran
Mrs. Mary Kirkland left Tuesday for a
visit of two weeks in Baltimore
Miss Grace Eels has returned after a
stay Of several weeks in New York.
sherman Warren. now of Auburn. Mass.
has been in town part of the week.
Mrs. Nina II. Vaughan of Pomfret is
visiting her sons. f. l.. and win Allen.
Mrs. l.. +. Adams is visiting relatives
in Watertown, Mass, and Milford, n. II.
Mrs Bunce Of New York city is a guest
of Mrs Charles Risbey at the Clark
farm.
Mrs. Fred Cressy left Tuesday for n
visit with relatives in Montpelier and
Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs f. w. Harlow returned
this week from an extended visit in
Bethel
Mrs. Walter sturges went this week to
Hartvellville on account of the illness Of
her mother.
Miss Abbie Barrett returned yesterday to
Athol after spending five weeks with Mrs.
NJ. ]. Moran.
DR.. c. S. sholes has spent the week at
the Brooks House. He will return to Bos-
ton tomorrow.
Miss Ethel Osgood returned Sunday to
Smith college after being at home for a
few days rest.
Carl Cain, the tailor, has been in New
York this week to select a stock of ladies'
tailor-made suits.
Mrs. l.. A. Gregg and daughter of
Greenfield have been with relatives in
Brattleboro this week.
e. T. Kimball of Greenfield spent Sun
day and Monday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs S w. Kimball
Charles r Hawley of Hopedale, Mass,
came home Saturday to attend the FUN
eral OF Gen. j. j. Estey.
w. L. Jacobs, editor of the Barton Moni-
tor. visited with his brother, Edwin Davis,
on Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Powers and w. NJ.
Summers of Brooklyn have been guests
at the Brooks House this week.
Washington dispatches announce an
Increase and restoration of pension, $40
per month. to George f. Crowell.
Mrs. Wallace Pratt and mother. Mrs.
Marvin Carey returned Wednesday from
an extended visit in Massachusetts.
Arthur Trip was on the sick list recent
ly several days but he was able to return
to his work on the electric road Wednes-
day.
Miss Mabel Applin will return this week
to her school in Springfield, Mass, after
spending a vacation of two weeks at
home.
Merrill Hodgkins went to Franconia.
n. H., Tuesday where he will spend
some time. assisting in a special sale in
a store.
Mrs. r. f. Dodge came Monday to spend
some time with her mother Mrs. James
Dalton accompanied by her two young
children.
Mrs. d. S Waite returned to her home
Saturday. after spending a few weeks
with Mrs. Sarah Waite in Bridgewater
this state,
Mrs. f. G. Parks and son returned this
morning to their home in Somerville after
visit with Mrs Parkss sister, Miss
Helen Chandler.
Mrs. S. II. Pease of Weston. who has
been caring for her brother, Peter s.
Chase. since his operation, returned to her
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Henkel returned
Monday from Rutland where they went
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Henkels
sister. Mrs. r. d. Beals.
Mrs. d. L. Herrick and Mrs. F. II. Morse
will go next week to market, returning
with a full line of spring millinery in sea-
son for the Easter opening.
William F. Spring. who has been en-
ployed of late in the Haynes hotel in
Springfield. Mass, came yesterday to
work in the Brooks House barber shop.
Miss Blanche Laughton. the dressmaker,
went Wednesday to Boston. She will be
away week or ten days and will visit
her cousin in Warner, n. H., during her
absence.
Miss Hattie Bemis gave a birthday
party to a number of her young friends
at her home on the Putney road Wednes-
day evening, the occasion being her 18th
birthday anniversary.
Miss Frances Guild has been given a
leave of absence from the postoffice until
May l. James Austin. who has worked in
Brosnahan's store, is assisting as substi-
tute clerk in the work at the postoffice.
Mrs. w. F. Neal and Miss Helen Mack
left Tuesday for Boston to attend the
millinery openings. Miss Mack will at
tend openings in other cities. and will re-
turn to Mrs. Meals as trimmer the COM
ing season.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Hawley, who went
TO the Bermuda Islands last week, were
notified by cable of the death of Gen
Estey, but there was no way by which
they could reach Brattleboro in time for
the funeral.
Dr. and Mrs. Holton went Monday to
New York. DR.. Holton continuing to
Washington, d. c., as president of the
American Public Health Association TO
speak before congressional committee
on the matter of creating a new cabinet
onlce to be called the department of
public health.
r. n. Hescock of West Brattleboro
mas been granted an increase and resto-
ration of pension. Sl4 per month. Henry
.. Miller or Westminster has been grant
ed an original pension of IS per month.
MI Miller is young man who served
through the campaign in Cuba with com
panY r of the 21st United States infantry.
Frank Carpenter, proprietor of a hotel
IN Lewiston, Maine, was in Brattleboro
wednesday for the first time in &c wears
having come here from Holyoke. where
ne went to attend the funeral of a broth
er. lie went from here to Townshend
Ills rather was Rev. Mark CARPENTER for
merry pastor of the Baptist church of
Brattleboro.
W. 5. Pratts new shoe store in Green
nelu Is having such a prosperous trade
tnat ne Is compelled to give his whole
tlme and attention to it for the present.
leaVlng the Athol store in the capable and
experienced hands of Chas. Begin. Mrs.
rratt expects to go to Greenfield to ioin
her husband this week She will be
sreatly missed in local circles where she
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