Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-05-29
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Miss 5. E. Griswold has taken a room
at Is Canal street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hudson were in
Boston Wednesday.
Nicholas Ryan of Greenfield was in town
the first of the week
Mrs. L. X Fuller has been in SPRING
field Mass, this week
Mrs. George Chandler is improving after
a three months illness.
Mrs. Frank Larrow has entered the en-
ploy OF Hooker Corser q Mitchell
Mrs. Jennie Scott and daughter, Nellie.
are spending a few days in Greenfield.
Harry Kimball of clyde, Ohio, is visit
ing his parents on Washington street.
Mrs. c. H. Thompson returned Wednes-
day night from a visit in Northampton.
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Sullivan
spent Saturday and Sunday in Greenfield
Capt. b. r. Allen of Newport. ~ H., is
visiting his daughter Mrs. W. II. Corser
/ DR. Rathbone left Wednesday for a
weeks stay in Richmond and Montreal.
Harry X. Randall started yesterday on
/ a business trip to Springfield, Boston and
New York
Miss Annie Mellen will go to her home
/ in Guilford June for a vacation of sew
eral weeks
Mr. and Mrs. c. +. r. Jenne visited
their daughter at Mount Holyoke College,
/ Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Haskell and Mr..
and Mrs. f. !. Swift spent Sunday in
Wilmington.
j. T. Kaine returned Tuesday from
/ Penacook, y. H., where ne had been sew
eral months.
Miss Maud Howard of West Townshend
came Wednesday for a visit with Mrs
Charles Reach.
Misses Annie Martineau and Emily
Young will spend Saturday and Sunday
. in Bellows Falls.
Misses Nellie Brown and Grace Me
Gowan will spend Saturday and Sunday
in CRANKY, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel May Of Whining
ton have visited this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Berlin Ovitt.
Mr. and Mr.. Frank Barry moved
Wednesday from Spring street to Mrs
Flies in Green River.
W. F. Neal has returned from vaca-
ton of two weeks spent at his old home
in New Bedford. Mass.
Edward Benson has finished work in
Howes studio and has begun work in a
studio in Northampton.
Mrs. Lyman Goldsmith and two chill
dren spent sunday and Monday with Mr..
Goldsmith in Burlington.
Mrs Warren Head and daughter went
went Tuesday to Jacksonville on account
of the illness of Mrs. Healds mother.
G. f. Clsbee and family of Boston
spent sunday with Mrs. Emma Niles go
ing Monday to Green River for visit.
Mrs j. p. Goodenough has returned
from Randolph, where she spent two
months with her daughter, Mrs +. l..
Bass.
Walter Jacobs moved Tuesday from
the Doolittle house on Canal street to a
tenement over John Galvins store on
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fred Childs and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Chidss sister returned to
Boston the first OF the week after visit
with W. II. Childs.
Mrs. Mary Smith is i'll with gastric
fever at her home on Frost street. Her
daughter. Miss Flora Smith Of Mners
Fans. is caring for her.
Clint Dugan has returned from Boston.
where he spent few weeks in playing
in Keith's theatre and in receiving spe-
cial musical instruction.
Mrs. II. p. Freeman and son. Harry.
moved yesterday from their house on &C.
dar street TO the house on Williston street
owned by the Misses FOX
F. \. Thompson and family of Randolph
have moved this week into the house on
Western avenue which Mr. Thompson re
Gently bought of l.. F. Adams.
Col. Linn D. Taylor. Of Governor Nc
Cullough's staff. will attend a reception
given by Gov. and Mrs Mccullough at
their home in Bennington tomorrow.
Miss Johanna sullivan, who has been
at the Farren hospital in Montague
Mass for several weeks treatment, is
expected home Monday. She Is much
improved in health.
Mr. ana Mrs. Larrow, parents OF Frank
Larrow. spent several days in Brattle-
boro this week. They returned yesterday
10 their home in Ferrisburg. taking two
OF the Larrow children with them.
. Lucene Eimban son of f. w. KimbalI
has been designated by Congressman
, Haskins to so to Annapolis June 10Th "a
take the examinations for admission Ia
the naval academy. Young Kimball is a
p member Of the class of 'W in the High
. school
! L. l.. Ingram of Atlanta, Ga, whose
father was native of Marlboro, visited
in Marlboro yesterday, accompanied by
relatives. and afterwards visited T.. f
Adams of this town. Mr. Ingram is SUI
perintendent of the office of the Bell Tele-
phone company in Atlanta His father
was slave holder and a member OF the
Confederate army.
Freeman Whitney of Springfield, Mass
has been visiting his father, L. l.. Whit
ney, since Tuesday. lie was one of the
500 employees thrown out of work Monday
by the closing of Smith Il NELSON'S pisto
= factory In Springfield owing to the firm,
hostility to the labor union formed among
their employees. The union has dsbandeC
: and as a result practically the fun fore,
Of employees, Mr. WhitneY among them
will return TO work when the factory
starts next Monday