Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-03-06
eRArTLeBoRo PERSONAL.

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james Conand Oh WINDSOR spent sat
| urday in town.
| Miss Annie Jacobs and Miss Hannah
! Lee are i'll with grip.
Rev. Father Long of Proctor was at
/ his home here this week.
Rev. Father OSullvan Of st. Adams
was in town Wednesday
Mrs. Robert Citing of Hudson, n. Y,
/ in visiting Mrs. T. Bradley
VIII Reed Of Ansonia, Conn., has been
/ in town part Of the week
/ Raw Greene and Howard Merrill spent
/ Tuesday in Springfield, Mass.
/ Mr. Page of somervlle is the new bar
/ Der at the Brooks House shop.
4. q. Brown went Monday to North
ampton where he has employment.
sewall Morse returned Friday after a
stay of five days in New York city.
Emerson Flagg, jr., of Greenfield spent
Sunday at his nome on Prospect street.
c. W. Wetherbee moved Wednesday
from Is Estey street to IS Canal street
Mrs. c. g. Dickinson returned Tues
day from a visit of two weeks IN Col
/ rain.
Mrs. Lillian Baine OF NARROW, " H.,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. a. Chad
den.
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius O'Connor re-
/ turned Saturday from their wedding
trip
/ Arthur Goodale of Springfield, Mass,
came Sunday TO spend a few days at his
home.
Miss Margaret Lynch went yesterday
to Holyoke to attend the funeral Of a
relative.
Mrs. George Whitney returned Tues
day from a visit of two weeks in New
Bedford.
Miss Minnie Scott went Wednesday to
New York city to spend a week with
relatives.
Miss Catherine Austin has been serious
ly IN this week with Group. but is re-
covering.
Charles Wood has gone to Walpole,
where he will live with his grandson,
Guy Wood
George W. Clapp came home from
Springfield. Mass, Monday night, return
ing yesterday.
Mrs Frank Bracket Of Nashua, y. H.,
is spending a week with her mother,
Mrs. c. J. Cook.
Walton johnson of Springfield spent
saturday and sunday with Misses Lottie
and Lizzie Squires.
Mrs. Agnes Coolidge Rice came home .
from Somerville. Mass, Friday to spend
a week $ vacation.
Mrs. Harriet Dearborn went Monday to
Concord y. H. for a stay of several
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. William Spring returned Saturday
after "A visit OF two weeks at her old
home in Hudson. y. Y.
Mrs. G. g. Maynard and daughter,
Marian, have returned from a visit of
several weeks in Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan went to
White River Junction to attend the fun
eral of Mr. Ryan's nephew.
Mrs. D. S. Carey and Miss May Lavelle
returned Tuesday from a visit of several
days in Gardner and Boston.
Mrs. p. Rate Mrs NJ Baker and Mrs.
William Martin went 10 Boston Wednes-
day to remain until Saturday
Mrs. inez Dodge Brockway of Warner,
y. H., was the guest OF her cousin. Miss
Blanche Lawton, over Sunday.
Miss Anna Martineau of Bellows Falls
entered the employ of Hooker Corser
y Mitchell company this week.
Miss Barbara Murphy has been in
Greenfield this week assisting at a spec
ial sale In Morris x Gregg's store
Mrs. Thomas Foley and children will
return Monday after a two months visit
with Mrs. Foleys parents in Claremont,
y. II.
John Miller, messenger boy for the
Postal Telegraph company, has been
supplied with a regulation uniform this
week.
Hon. H. Z. Slssou, mayor of Pittsaeld
Mass. who Will visit Brattleboro March
20, will attend the band minstrels in the
evening.
Mrs L. y. Fales and son. Gerald of
Worcester visited Mrs. Fales's mother.
Mrs. Della Wilder. from Saturday to
Wednesday,
Miss Josie Foster returned Monday to
her duties as school teacher in SPRING
field, Mass, after spending a weeks va
cation at home.
Mrs 1. W. Pratt will move to North
ampton to live with her sister. She will
store some of her household furniture
and sell the rest.
Miss Annie Lamb, who is taking A two
weeks vacation from Houghton & Sim
onds' store. left Monday for a visit in
Greenfield and Worcester
Dr. James Conland has been i'll several
DAYS and Miss Cora Cook the trained
nurse, is caring for him. His many
friends hope for his early recovery.
Miss Lenna Thomas who pursued her
musicai studies month in Boston. re-
turned saturday and on Monday resumed
work in Houghton & Simondss store.
Ernest j. Waterman has been given
the rSht 10 practise law in the United
states circuit court within the district
oil Vermont by Judge Hoyt H. Wheeler.
Mrs. c. G. Robinson and son. Ralph,
went tuesday to Londonderry for a visit
'N''' NSS pe4oIe gong 10 Springfield,
Mass, where Mr.. Robinson has employ
ment.
Mrs. julius J. Estey was elected vice
president general from Vermont of the
Daushters of the American Revolution
at the annual congress held in Wash
ington last week
Ernest NJ. Goodenough has finished
work as conductor for the street rail-
road company. He will be employed for
tne present in Mr. Copelard's mill at
West Bratteboro
sylvester Foster and family have
moved this week from Organ street.
where they have lived many years. to
tne Harris place on High street. which
MI roster bought a short time ago.
MISS Mary j. Donnell entertained the
members of O. 7. Wares Sunday school
class at her home on Walnut street Tues
uaS evening. Refreshments were sery-
antly. 'e'S pie"S
MIR and Mrs Martin Austin. Mr. and
mrs mrs John O'Connor, Patrick and Daniel
broshahan and #. A. Austin were in
behows Falls Wednesday to attend the
Putney. ""''Ne VI
rev Edward NJ. Fuller preached his
IaieWell sermon as pastor of the Barre
bdpllst church Sunday nornino b,,i,,,