Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-10-09
BRATrLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Or. L. r. Lynch was in Rutland this
week
Miss Eliza Grady has been at home i'll
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bassow moved this week
10 Ludlow.
Mis- Johanna Baker was in Montague
Mass, Monday.
6 II. Ryder is seriously Ill at his home
on South Main street.
Joseph Whalen. who has been sick "a
week. was able TO sit W yesterday.
Mrs r a Wilder Of Athol is visiting
al Mrs. Henry lanes.
Mis- Eva Ellis returned Saturday after
a months visit in Westheld.
Howard c. Rice began work Monday as
local editor Of the Reformer.
Miss Della Conln Of New York is in
town for stay OF a few weeks
James McNulty Of Schenectady. y. Y,
was a guest at c. Cooks over Sunday.
Cornelius Kennedy has moved from YER
non street to No. 10 South Main street
Ronald Osgood Of Boston Is visiting his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. +. q. s. Osgood.
Park &. Swift Of Athol was here to ac-
company the Knights Templar to Clare
mont
Mrs. Helen Pierce went Saturday TO
Plymouth. y. H. for a stay Of a few
weeks.
/ Mrs Fred Thomas started Saturday
/ for visit in Fitchburg. Worcester and
Boston.
Mrs John O'Connen and daughter OF
Holyoke spent last week with Mrs. Dan
/ lei Long.
Edward Clark. the veteran organ and
piano dealer. is seriously I'll with a heart
affection.
Thomas Cronin returned to his home
In Rutland Monday after a visit OF sew
eral days in town.
Miss Annie O'Nen went Monday to the
Farren hospital In Montague TO study to
be a trained nurse.
Mrs. Woodcome returned yesterday to
West Fltchburg after week visit with
Mrs. Robert Baker
Harry Stone has returned from his visit
In New York and resumed work for the
S. a. Smith company.
Miss Anna McNulty returned Saturday
to her home in Boston after a weeks
visit with Mrs G. Cook.
Mrs. Fred Durgin and family are NOV
ing to Leominster. Mass. where Mr.
Durgin has employment.
Mrs VI. ]. Iarrabee left this week for
a visit OF three weeks IN Yarmouthville
and West Poland. Maine.
Mrs Fred Tuthin and daughter. Flora.
who have visited in Dayton. Ohio two
months, will return today.
capt. and Mrs s. f. Howard Of West
Newton Mass, came yesterday TO spend
a few days In Brattleboro.
Miss Anna Golden has finished work at
the Brooks House and returned to her
home in Glens Falls. y. Y.
Mrs. Thomas Ryan mad son. Alfred re-
: turned Wednesday after a weeks visit
with relatives in Richford. Canada.
Mrs Walter 81 Kidder went TO New
York Wednesday after spending six weeks
with her mother. Mrs. Sarah Kidder.
T. J Bailey. the real estate agent. IS
confined TO his home on Green street
with an acute attack OF kidney disease
Mrs. Jerry Duggan and children re-
. turned Monday to their home in New
London after a TWO weeks visit In town.
, Mr. and Mrs John Brosnan returned
Wednesday to their home in Waveriy y
Y. after a visit Of ten days with relatives
in town.
Arthur Woodward Of London. England
who was here with his cousin Dr j l.
Rathbone. two months. went TO Montreal
/ last week.
Miss Margaret BIrnham. who mas spent
E the summer in Eliot. Maine IS visiting
? In town before returning 10 New Yorl
! for the winter
. Mr.. and Mr. VI. !. Austin returned t,
New York Monday after a two weeks
!, visit with Mr. Austin's mother Mrs
; Maurice Austin.
: Mrs. George J. Bishop Of Springfield
d Mass. who came here last week TO at
\ tend the funeral Of her aunt. Mrs. Sab
1 rina Miller. returned Friday.
y The marriage Of George Adams ans
= Miss Margaret G. Ayeriu will take plac,
. in The CONGREGATIONAL church next Wed
g nesdav evening at 100 o'clock
n Milton =. Goodner Of Pierre. S. d. sol
Of COL and Mrs. l. w Goodner. is visit
ing his uncle F. f. Perry. and at tn
Perry farm in West Brattleboro.
o Mrs. Clarence Thomas. who spent tw,
: weeks with her husband the superlnten
dent Of the work on the new bridge re
n turned Saturday to Morrisville, this state
Frank Bracket and family, who wer
here Tor the fair. returned Friday L
Nashua. They spent several days will
Mrs &. j Cook and made the trip boil
ways by automobile.
q, Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Hooker begal
! housekeeping this week in the Bradle
o cottage on North street. The Vessel
hoefts, who occupied the cottage dur
ing the summer. returned to Boston Mon
Is day.
It MIR. and Mrs. John Healey Child. VIII
u spent the summer a Mr. Thurber's Mapl
d Farm and Mrs F. II. Farr's. went t
e Boston this morning. Mr.. Child is a spe
e cial correspondent of the London Time
IT and New York Tribune.
Miss Mary Brown received a telegrar
Il yesterday from her nephew Will
~ Brown, who has served the last thre
% years in the United States army in tn
- Philippines, stating that he had arrive
- IN Boston and would come to Brattlebor
a after a visit in New York.
30 Mrs. \. j. Markham has sold her hous
r on East Pleasant street to Geo. II. Good
# rich Of Mount Holly; consideration s2i5
II Mr.. and Mrs. Markham will continue
~ occupy the upper tenement Of the hous,
/ Ludlow Tribune.
Col. and Mrs. Kittredge Haskins wer
yesterday to Rutland Col. Haskins
attend a meeting of the Vermont Officer
Reunion society, and Mrs. Haskins o
. business connected with the annual NEE
ing Of the Vermont Society of Colonis
Danes, which Will be held in Rutlan
next Tuesday.