Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-04-25
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Miss Barbara Murphy spent yesterday I'm
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs c. E. Warner spent Sunday with
her sister in Orange.
Mrs. Mary 70. Smith is visiting her 60,
VIII b. Smith in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Ella Gaines is spending some tir,o
at the home of her uncle. Mr. Butler I'm
Hinsdae
Miss Katherine Dunlevy and Miss
Maud Carlton spent Wednesday in Shrine
field. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Childs of Manches-
ter. N. H., spent several days in Brattle-
boro this week.
Glenn Jones and Sherman Jenne went
to Mount Holyoke College Saturday ~
witness the athletic games
Mrs Oscar Dix of East Dummersto,
who has been in Baltimore all winter
will return home on the 29th.
Chauncey S. Perry of the Bennington
Banner force. spent Sunday with his
mother Mrs Thatcher Perry.
Harry Davis has come here recently
from Bradford. this state, to work in Mel
len & Proctor's hardware store
Charles Fawcett of New York suert
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Fawcett's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. n. H. White.
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moving here this week to the house she
bought recently on Highland avenue.
Arthur l.. Maynard is in Hartford
Conn, today on a visit to the home Office
of the Travellers Insurance company
Mrs. J. Harry Estey. Miss Anna Maud
Essex and Miss Amy Hines went Wednes-
day to New York for a three-days' stav
Dr. Pratt has moved from the Durham
house on Main street to the Cune house
which he bought recently of w. II. Brack-
EFT.
Mrs. Alice Wright returned Monday to
the home of her daughter, Mrs ] r
Rogers. after a visit of a week in Orange
Mass.
United States District Attorney Martin
and Lawyer L. w. Gibson went Monde,
to Rutland to attend the United States
court.
Mrs. Ada Richardson Scott was called
here from New York yesterday by the
critical illness of her father, s. w Rich
ardson.
Judge f. l.. Waterman went Monday to
White River Junction on business.
w. A. Ramsdell went Monday to Gard
ner Mass
Mrs. F. w. Lewis and daughter came
Yesterday to occupy their new home. the
Methodist parsonage. Rev Mr.. Lewis
came Saturday.
Mrs. c. G. Hovey of Wiliamsville. who
has been Ill since last autumn. is boarding
with Mrs Harriet Dearborn, beneftting
by change in location
The l2-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Hall has been seriously M
this week with bronchitis, following
measles and whooping cough
G. E. Gilman started west Monday TO
oversee the buying of a carload of fine
horses for this market. He intended to
be away from 10 days to two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ellison, who have
lived In Littleton. n. H., during the win
ter have rented a tenement in St Johns
bury' where they will begin housekeeping.
Frank Johnston went Wednesday To
Ansonia, Conn, where he will act as
agent for the estate of Mrs. f. T. Mathi-
sons father. His family will follow in
June
j. II. Allen. who has been a resident of
Brattleboro 20 years moved this week
with his family from Highland avenue to
South Londonderry. where he will engage
in carpentering.
Deidrich Stolte jr.. who has been in
Halifax. Nova Scotia, since October. is ex-
pected home tonight. having finished the
season as physical instructor in the Y. NJ
c. a. in Halifax.
Lawyer James Fisk Hooker will attend
the 69th annual convention of the Psi
Epsilon fraternity of Yale University in
New Haven next Thursday and Friday
ana VIII be one OF the speakers at the an
annual banquet
j. II. Anderson of Philadelphia was in
Brattleboro Wednesday and Thursday
While here he received a telegram from
his father announcing another strike in
the Tonopah mine at the 300-foot level as
saying $1,000 TO the ton.
Mrs o. d. Esterbrook and her daughter
Miss Edith Esterbrook. and Mrs. n. w
thompson wife of Or. Thompson of the
Retreat, joined the Whitcomb e Raymond
excursion of 800 people which left Boston
Wednesday for California
Henry Rice. formerly of Brattleboro
who has lived in Chicago 30 years. has
come to Brattleboro. accompanied by
Mrs. Rice, to spend the summer with his
sister Mrs. Chester Thomas Mr.. Rice
was lieutenant in the 9th Vermont reg
iment.
Myron p. Davis has an excellent DO
stion in Stamford Conn, as master
in Belts Academy. He has charge
of the classes in mathematics. spelling.
penmanship, rhetoric, English literature
history and botany. Mr.. Davis gradu-
ated from Brown University last year.
Mrs Henry II. Crosby, art instructor in
the Brattleboro High school. went yester-
day to New York city to attend the fourth
"Hhuai Injecting OF tne Eastern Art Teach
ers' association, which is being held in
the hall of the board of education on
Park avenue for three days, beginning
yesterday.
Rev. N. Newton Glazier of Greenfield.
and his sister, Mrs. Williams, and Sumner
Williams, grandson of Mrs Williams.
are spending two weeks with friends in
Windham county. Mrs. Williams and
her grandson will return soon to their
nome in Nebraska. Mr.. Glazier, who has
lived in Greenfield, Mass, and who was
formerly pastor of the First Baptist
church there. will soon go to Boston to
make his home there.
o. Nj. Barber and H. S. Bingham of
bennington were in town the latter part
OF last week in the interests of Gen. Nc
Cullough's candidacy. Fletcher d. Proc
tor was here between two trains Friday.
On Monday Mr.. Clement of Rutland went
over the field to find how the candidacy of
his uncle, Percy Clement, is being re-
ceiVed. He said Percy Clement would de-
liver addresses in 80 of the leading towns
or the state. He will speak in Brattle-
boro within few weeks. Mr.. Barber and
Mr. Bingham were here again this week.