Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-02-28
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Clarence Reed spent Sunday in East
hampton, Mass.
Mrs. james Gould of New York is
guest of Mrs. James Dalton.
W. H. Bracket has been I'm Boston
part Of the week on a business trip.
Judge f.. l.. Waterman went to New
York Monday, returning Wednesday.
David a. Young returned Tuesday after
a weeks absence in Springfield and Bos-
ton.
Miss Harrington. the teacher, visited
at her home I'm North Adams over Sun
day.
Walter Crown of Northampton has been
spending a few days with relatives in
town.
Miss Mary Crowen spent Saturday.
Sunday and Monday at her home in Am
herst.
George s. Barrett of Auburn, n. Y, is
the guest of his brother-in-law f. w.
Boldgett.
LA Gregg and Robert Gregg of
Greenfield spent Sunday at their home in
Brattleboro.
Miss Mary Murray of Gardner Mass,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Da-
vid S. Carey.
Miss Alice NJ. Waterman went Friday
to Boston to spend three weeks or more
with a cousin.
David >, carey, baggage master, re-
turned to work Tuesday after an illness
Of several days.
Principal II. Is. Whitaker has been i'll
with tonsilits and confined to the house
a part Of the week.
Miss Mary Warner was called to Ber-
nardston last week to assist in caring for
a relative WHO IS i'll.
Mrs. Nora Touhill of Springfield. Mass,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas. Rouse.
James Clark. son of DR.. c. s. Clark, is
at home for a few days from the Hart
ford theological seminary.
Dan Webster of New York visited a
short time this week with his father
Postmaster ID. Z. Webster
Miss Hortense Hall returned Saturday
night from a months visit in SPRING
field. Mass, and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 3. Emerson, who are
now in Florida, will start in few days
for Cuba with the people with whom they
are visiting.
Chester W. Thomas, who sustained
shock of paralysis a few weeks ago, does
not seem to be improving. Mr.. Boyle is
caring for him.
Sewall Morse visited with his mother
from Friday to Monday, returning on
the latter day to New York before going
to Pittsburg. Pa.
David A Elliott returned from st. AL
bans Wednesday. Mrs. Elliott will visit a
week in Montpelier before coming to
Brattleboro to live.
Harold Smith, who went to Boston last
week with Rev r. X. Marvin, returned
Tuesday. He visited his brother, Floyd
Smith, at Tufts College.
Miss Mary Niles of Bridgeport, Conn,
who came here to attend C. A. Trips
funeral, has been the guest of Mrs
George Eels several days.
Mrs. Patrick Ryan of Guilford, mother
of N T. Ryan is recovering from an ILL
ness of several days, during which she
had symptoms of pneumonia.
George w. Pierce went yesterday to
Palmer. His brother, who lives there, ac-
companied him to Boston, where they
will attend the sportsmen's show.
Lawyer \. F. Schwenk was in Boston
Wednesday to take dispositions in the
case of Fred Rand of Saxton's River
again Liveryman L. L. Blood of Putney.
Mrs. Charles Robb of Washington, D.
c.. was the guest of Clarke c. Fits and
sister at the Congregational club ban
quet in the Brooks House Wednesday
night.
Ezra c. Wilcox was awarded nine first
prizes and five second prizes on his exhi-
bitiou of Polish poultry at the Electric
City show held in Schenectady, y. Y,
recently.
About $50 people from Brattleboro at
tended the Universalst festival in Vernon
Friday evening. Several went from here
TO the festival a West Chesterfield the
same evening.
The First Baptist church of Montpelier
has extended a unanimous call to Rev.
Guy c. Lamson of West Cornwall to be-
come its pastor to begin his labors at his
earliest convenience.
Mrs ]. f. Gleason and Miss Annie Kir-
wan spent part of last week in Boston,
and while there witnessed one of the
plays i'm which Sir Henry Irving and
Ellen Terry appeared
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Henkel gave a
progressive whist party Tuesday evening.
Mrs Chester Sargent won the royal prize
and Harvey Sanders the BOBBY prize Re-
freshments We're served.
Miss Ruth Hunts class of boys from
the Congregational Sunday school enjoy
ed sleigh ride with their teacher Mon
day evening to Newfane, where supper
was served at Burke's inn.
Judge Wheeler. United States District
Attorney Martin and Mrs. II. r. Brown.
stenographer, have been attending the
session of the United States district
court in Burlington this week.
Walter II. Jacobs has been here this
WIN " snip MS household goods to
Athol where he has been employed since
January LIST Mrs. Jacobs and daughter
accompanied him back to Athol
Prof. William B. Clark was chairman
OF the committee of arrangements for the
lhausuratton of Ira Remsen, LII. D.. as
president az Johns Hopkins University,
the exercises taking place Feb. p and %
Mr. and Mrs. f. H. Davenport of West
Bfattleboro Will go next week TO South
ern Pines, \. c. They will be awav
about six weeks. During that time Mr.
Davenport will go to New Orleans on
business.
James Smiley has been visiting a few
Gays with his aunt, Mrs. b. Ranger Mr..
smiley learned the jewelers. trade wears
ago with Ranger * Thompson. He is
now engaged in publishing business in
Michigan "
Engineer Shattuck has moved here
from South Londonderry into Mr.. Whit
uers house on Esterbrook street. vacated
by Engineer Gates, whose run now makes
IL necessary for him to live in south
Londonderry.
MISS Frances Guild resumed her nosi-
llon Yesterday in the money order and
registry department of the postoffice.
from which she had been absent nearly
an OF the time since November. She re-
turned Monday from Norwood, N. Y.
Ranney BLY,, for the past two wears
secretary to DIR. S. e. Iawton NJ The
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