Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-01-10
6RATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. Abby Estey Fuller left Monday
for visit in Boston and New York
A. w. Chllds Of Manchester, n. H.,
came to Brattleboro yesterday for a brief
visit
Mrs c. X Jones went Tuesday to Mid
dlebury to visit her daughter, Mrs. Louis
Henkel
Mrs. F. L. Hunt and daughter. Miss
Ruth Hunt, are spending a few days in
New York
Miss Izetta Stewart went Tuesday to
South Londonderry to attend the funeral
of her aunt.
Lawyer G. c. Fits went to New York
Tuesday on business. He will return
home today.
Albert Baldwin, the nurse. went ves-
terday to New Haven, Conn. where he
has employment.
Miss Helen i. Day returned Saturday
to Springfield, Mass, after visiting at
Il. y. Whitneys
Miss Minnie Fox is able to be out
again after being disabled six weeks with
sprained ankle.
Miss Lenna Thomas went Tuesday to
Boston TO continue her musical studies
during the winter
Mrs Louise Humpstone came Wednes-
day from Brooklyn for visit with her
mother Mrs. Rawson.
Miss Elizabeth Bagg returned Monday
to Wesleyan University after vacation
of nearly three weeks.
Chauncey J.. Knapp is III with typhoid
pneumonia at his room in Crosby block
He is improving slowly
Harry White Of the McKim, Mead &
White office in New York, has been in
town part OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Durham were in
Bellows Falls Tuesday to attend the
Robertson-Eaga wedding
Mrs. w. G. Houghton and family have
moved from Halifax into the stoddard
house in West Brattleboro.
Miss Ethel Clark Of Jamaica came Nom
day to attend school in Brattleboro. She
will live with her uncle. w. 3. Eddy
Perley Holmes came home from Boston
Tuesday on account Of the critical i'll
ness of his grandfather, A b. Gibbs
e. L. Parker installed the officers of
Deer Park colony of Pilgrim Fathers in
Newport, y. H., Wednesday evening
Walter o. Cooley has been critically i'll
with appendicitis during the week. but
his condition now is more encouraging
Engineer L. E. Pierce went to Spring.
field, Mass, Monday to resume his duties
after being i'll three weeks with rheuma-
tsm.
A f. Wilder, the cabinet maker, who
has been critically i'll a week or more
has improved slightly during the past few
days.
Mrs Jessie Orton Lawton returned
Tuesday to her home in Fair Haven,
Mass, after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Eddy.
f. /. Parker and Fred p. THOMPSON
will install the officers Of John Kilburn
colony of Pilgrim Fathers i'm Bellows
Falls tonight.
Mrs. Clarence Wells and son returned
to their homes in Troy. y. Y, Monday
after spending two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. w. 3. Eddy.
Miss Addie Bailey went Yesterday to
Washington to remain two or three
months with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Taylor
District Deputy Grand High Priest 0.
T. Marsh Of Woodstock attended the
meeting of Fort Dummer Royal Arch
chapter last evening.
Mrs. Ruth Hawley Morse returned
Wednesday to Philadelphia after spend
ing several weeks with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs, y, !. Hawley.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. r. Jenne and Mrs.
II. Z. Bond went Tuesday to New York
to attend the national convention of the
United States Daughters of 1872
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Higgins OF
Augusta. Me, have been in town this
week. having been called to Newfane by
the death of Mr.. Hggins's father
Mrs T. Harmon, who has been in town
today accompanied by her daughter
Grace, who came here before Christmas
y. L. Blair will go to Canastota. n Y.
next week to make arrangements with
the Canastota Picking and Preserving
company for handling their product next
season.
Miss Gotta Gale. who has been teach
ing school in Duluth, Mimi. came home
this week on a leave of absence on ac-
count of needed rest, and is now at her
home in Guilford.
John r. Tones went Tuesday to New
York to spend several days on business.
During his absence the Postal Tele-
graph company's office is in charge of
Miss Mum of Albany, y. Y.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage on New Years day of Har-
Vey c. Reed, formerly postal clerk on
the narrow gauge railroad, and Nellie
May Fellows at Wolcott, this state
Mrs. Charles ]. Reach, district deputy
president and Mrs. Eric Landry, mar
shat went Tuesday to Proctorsville to in
stall the officers OF the Rebekah lodge at
that place. They will be away all the
week.
George L. Shuts OF South birmingham.
Mass, agent of the Provident Life and
Trust company, has opened an office in
Crosby block this week and has moved
into tenement in P. Jennings house on
Oak street.
Leslie Edwards Will go to Springfield,
Mass, today and tomorrow will proceed
TO Baltimore. Raymond Elmer. also of
the senior year in the dental department
of the Baltimore Medical College, will re-
turn tomorrow.
Walter X. Thayer of Springfield. Mass,
who has been employed in a shoe store
in that city began work Monday as trav-
cling salesman for Durham Brothers.
His territory includes Western Massachu-
setts and Connecticut,
O. r. Washburn of Meadvine. Pa. has
been in town this week, and will prob
ably locate here. Mr.. Washburn is a ma
tive of Vernon, but has lived in Pennsyl-
vania for several years past, and is now
a member of the senate of that state.
c, K. Jones, E. NJ Goodenough and
Mrs. II. o. Coolidge and two children
went Saturday to Northampton to see
Alden Bass in THE Peaceful Valley" of
which H. .. Coolidge is half owner and
business manager The Northampton ma
pers praised the production.
DR.. II. d. Holton went Yesterday to
Albany, n. Y, where he will visit two
new hospitals which have recently been
completed in that city, embodying the
latest methods in hospital construction
ana practice. DIR. Holton will probably
VISIT the hospital in Poughkeepsie also
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Pains in the Back