Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-09-25
5RATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

AlNena walker is i'll with tonsilitis
Miss Eta Turner is i'll with tonsilitis
Miss Hannah Conroy is visiting in Ash
uelot.
Frank Morse Of Boston is in town for
a weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs Briggs of Clarepoopt oro
visiting at DIR. Gales.
John Shea of Brooklyn was in town the
latter part of last week
Miss Addie Fay is in Guilford caring
for her sister, who is ill.,
X Z. Bacon was in Scranton. Penn.
Friday taking depostions.
l.. F. Adams has leased the Shea house
on Oak street for the winter.
Miss Mary Griffin returned Saturday
after weeks visit in Holyoke
f. B. Whidden moved Wednesday from
Linden street to 16 Canal street
John Carey will begin work tomorrow
IN the Bratleboro overall factory
Miss Cassie McMeniman is in BOSTON
10 study the fall styles in dressmaking.
Mrs. Manley and children of Dorset.
TINS state, are visiting al John Manley's.
MISS Hannah Ashe returned Saturday
| after a two weeks visit in Stockbridge.
| Regis Ridden of Bellows Falls visited
her aunt, Mrs. 7. A. Murphy, over Sun
| day.
Mrs. Gilbert of South Main street went
| To-Day to burlington for an indefinite
stay.
Mrs. Nellie Stafford of Roslindale.
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. b. P.
Richardson.
Miss Elizabeth Haggart, district nurse.
| mas returned after spending a week in
Waltham.
Miss Mary Breen will leave tomorrow
Tor two weeks vacation in Worcester
and Boston.
E. F. Coxson went Thursday 70 his
former home in Philadelphia for a visit
of two weeks.
Mrs. A. M. Bodge, who spent six weeks
IN worcester and Spencer, Mass re-
turned yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j. Austin of New York
are visiting Mr.. Austins mother, Mrs
Maurice Austin
James Manning of Danvers visited his
cousins, Misses Mary and Katie Man
ming, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. N Cobb of Newton
Mass. came Tuesday to spend two weeks
at the Brooks House.
John O'Neil returned Tuesday to Clare
mont n. H., after visit of three weeks
with relatives in Brattleboro
Arthur Case and Harry Stone left Mon
day night for a visit of three weeks in
Brooklyn and New York city.
Mrs I. Frank Turner and family. who
spent the summer at Maple Lodge farm
IN Marlboro, returned Sunday.
Mrs John O'Connor and Miss O'Connor
Oh BondVllle will come Tuesday to remain
al Patrick Ryan's until after the fair
MIR. and Mrs Maurice Devne of Provi-
dehce X. l., are visiting with Mr. De-
vines parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Deyine
Misses Nellie and Matilda Donahue re-
turned Sunday from Marlboro, where thew
sepnt seven weeks at Maple Lodge farm.
Mrs. ii. |. Bangs and Mrs John New
man attended the district meeting of the
w oman's Relief corps in Springfield yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. d. Atwood of Chester
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs S. w. kim
ball. Mr.. Atwood is Mrs KimbalTs
brother
Rev, Father Griffin who has been at
his cottage at Spofford lake through the
summer, returned yesterday to Washing
ton. ID. c.
Misses Katherine and Agnes Calvin
went Monday to Hartford, Conn., where
they have employment in the dressmak-
ing business.
Misses Phebe Clark and Kittie Clune
nave returned from Rutland and have
entered the employ of the Brattleboro
Overall company.
j. II. Jacobs has leased the vacant fem
ement in Misses Ella and Ida Waite's
house on North Main street and will move
there about Oct. /.
Mrs. c. A. Thomas of MorrisviIle. this
state is visiting at 10 Canal street with
her husband, who is superintendent in
the bridge building.
Mrs. Roger Donahue, Miss Lizzie DaIev
ana Miss Mamie Crouch returned Satur-
day to Holyoke after a visit of three
weeks at p. Guheen's
Miss Lula Lewis, who spent the summer
IN the White Mountains, visited this
week In Bellows Falls, before returning
TO her home in Bratleboro
Mr. and Mrs John McVane were In
own the latter part of last week en- route
to their home in Pittsburg, Pa, after a
TWO weeks visit in Rutland
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lamb and son,
Clyde' returned yesterday to Fiskdale
Mass, after a weeks visit with Mr.
Lambs mother, Mrs. Ann Lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Exner of New
ork city are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
" u. ONeil. Mr.. Exner will return Mon
lay but Mrs. Mrs Exner and son will re-
main here two weeks.
Joseph Bennett, who has been empIoyed
n James Aliens barber shop in the
Brooks House. has bought and taken
possession OF a shop on fremont street
n boston' Mr.. Aliens new barber is
henry Glenwood of Newport N H.
George Wells. who was hurt in an acci-
lent on the Brattleboro & Whitehall rail-
aod several weeks ago, is making slow
'rogress toward recovery. He is regain
ng the use or his arms and legs and is
-ple TO be moved from his bed to a
ouch, but is not yet able to sit up.
Mrs. ID. G. O'Neil returned Wednesday
fter three weeks outing in New York
lty ana at the beaches on the New Jersey
oast- Mr.. O'Neil was in New York last
week. While fishing at Sea Bright N. j.,
'ith party of friends Mrs O'Neil cap
ured a 12k pound blue fish one of the