Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-04-04
B~RATTLE5oRo Personal.

DAY at lnOmaS Ryan 3.
Robert c. Bacon has attended IN. d.
show In Boston this week. Us
Capt. Ernest j. Waterman has b.or
Boston this week on business. q"
j. G.. Ullery went Monday IA p,.,
TO spend several days on business.
Leon c. White went Monday TO R,,,.
on business, returning Wednesday.
Mrs. X. Mansfield OF Springfield Mo-.
Is the guest of Mrs. Mary A. Stewart '
Miss Katherine Calvin and Miss Mob,
Baird spent Monday in Springfield Nrass
Miss Mather of Rutland was a guas, a.,
Judge Waterman's the first of the NJ
Miss Merrill, the teacher. retyr,a1
Tuesday from n visit in West WoodstocL-
Frank Lyman Of Greenfield spent SIN
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford A. Bakar
w. 3. Eddy moved this week to his non,
house on Union street and Western ave-.
nue..
George Childs Of Yale Universitv
home Saturday to spend a short ,aCss
ton.
Miss Pearl Gibson went YESTERDAY ~,
Fitchburg for a visit Of two weeks ar
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Smith and that.
son. Harold. are seriously 90 win
measles.
Frank E. Howe, editor Of the BenpI,g.
ton Reformer. was a visitor I'm town
Saturday.
p. l.. Shea has moved from over Gal.
Wins store to John Dunlevy's house an
Harris place.
Mrs. e. @. S. Osgood and daughter. Mise
Ethel osgood, are spending the week at
Cohasset. Mass.
Mrs. Ora w Butterheld returned Tuss.
day from a visit of several DAYS with ber
daughter in Boston.
Miss Hazel Timson Of Claremont has
been spending some time with her grand.
mother, Mrs. Smith.
d. w. Tenney moved Monday to the p
Barrows house on Walnut street. which
he bought last week.
Miss Emma Brown has returned from
Boston, where she has been employed
in an overall factory.
Rev. and Mrs. r. F. Lowe will 20 n
st. Adams next week to attend tho
Methodist conference.
Henry s. Bingham of Bennington was
in Brattleboro Saturday, PROSECUTING for
the Mccullough cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. I. Hawley spent Sun.
day with their daughter. Mrs. Ruth Haw.
ley Morse. in Philadelphia.
Mrs. VIII Carpenter went FRIDAY IN
Meriden. Conn. to live. Mr.. Carpenter
having previously gone there.
An article on The Life of Schiller"
by Prof. W. Starr Cutting. appears in
the current number OF the Atlantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Nash of Waterbury
this state. visited in Brattleboro and other
Windham county towns last week.
Prof. ]. NJ. p. Metcalf OF Elyrla. Ohio.
of Talladega College. Talladega. Ala.
was in Brattleboro Saturday on business.
Z. C. Powers of North Walpole. for.
merly telegraph operator in the local
railroad office, was in BrattlebOro Tues
day.
DR. Lawrence F. Heaphy Of New York
city returned yesterday after spending
nearly a week with relatives in Brattle-
boro.
Miss Mckee Of Cambridge. y. Y. re.
turned to her home Tuesday after SPEND
ing several weeks with Mrs. Annie G.
Cobb.
Clayton S. Daniels and mother have
moved from the Dunlevy house on Har-
rs place to the Doolittle house on Elliot
street.
John Allen, who has been i'll from the
effects of hemorrhages. started this
morning for Colorado Springs for his
health.
Mrs. F. H. Farr moved this week to the
Dalton house on Linden street, which. as
stated last week. she rented for a board
ing house.
Miss Beatrice Slack returned to her
home in Brookline. Mass. "Wednesday.
having spent the Easter vacation at H. P.
Wellman's.
S. X. Brigham, formerly a Brattleboro
drug clerk. has moved from South Lon
donderry TO John O'Connor's house on
Clark street.
Judge f. L. Waterman and Lawyer
Frank Stowe went Tuesday to Keene
to attend the Cheshire county court
which opened that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Bracket and son
VIII live two or three months with Mrs.
Abby Fuller while their North Main street
house is being renovated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Devine Of Clare
mont are visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Thomas Foley; Miss Alice Devine Of
Claremont is also visiting Miss Foley.
j. j. Kennedy. travelling salesman for
the Estey Organ company in the North
west, with headquarters in Iowa, has
been a visitor at the factory this week.
John Howe. the substitute letter car
rler, has returned to the position in the
overall factory of Hooker. Corser &
which he held six months ago.
Mrs. d. A. Young and daughter. Miss
Young. are spending some time
relatives in Greenfield during the
absence of Mr.. Young on his western
trip.
L. L. Parker and DIR. C. S. Pratt were in
Boston Wednesday as Representatives Of
Fort hummer colony of Pilgrim Fathers
at the annual meeting of the supreme
colony.
FRANK Baker began work Monday in
the grocery store of Arthur F. Roberts,
e. l.. Allen, who went this
week 10 Barre, Mass. to take charge
Of a farm.
II: o. Boyle was in Plymouth. Mans
leIu ana other towns in Massachusetts
last week looking at desirable openings
~ the Motel business. He has been in
Enneld, n. H, this week.
II. NJ. Cook of South Main street will
10 Westmoreland. N. H.. where he
nave a position at the county farm.
MSS May Cook will remain in Brattleboro
Ior the present to attend school.
MI. and Mrs. l.. a. Gregg and daughter
u greenfield Were in Brattleboro from
saturday to Wednesday. They have
'toreu their household furniture and will
'oaru through the coming summer.
Mrs. Nora Kenney and daughter. Helen.
lhu MISS Prosser returned Saturday from
coming, n. Y. where they went on
sccouht OF the illness and death of Mrs.
Ne"heEs and Miss Prosser's mother.
Frot' w. c. Hammond, who gave the
voital IN the congregational church last
/, emm"s, was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
r. Jenne while in B~rattleboro. Miss
,aullne JENNIE is one of his pupils in Mt.
iolyoke College.
MRS c. A. Barnes and dauehter Miss
.ehhie Il. Barnes of Chelsea. Mass, have
,een guests of Mr.. and Mrs 6 w Fdsett