Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-05-15
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL NEWS.
8RATTLE8oRO PERSONAL.


Mrs. +. Z. Young went Wednesday to
Gardner to attend meeting of Rebekahs
Miss Julia Dolan returned yesterday
from Il weeks visit at her home i'm Rut-
land.
Clinton pugan, violinist. played three
evenings this week in Keith's theatre in
Boston.
John y. Stanton has come here from
lIrsdale to work I'm +. II. Holden X
cos pharmacy.
Mrs. Arthur Perham went Saturday
to Charlestown. y. H. to visit a week
with her mother.
Miss Daisy Wells of Greenfield, who
visited in town last week. took one of
the parts in in the Tolls"
Mrs. j. G. J'llery and children. who
spent the winter in Southern California.
reached home Sunday night.
Miss Pauline Howard of West Newton.
Mass, is visiting a few days with ner
aunt Mrs Charlotte Fletcher.
Mrs. Leander Thomas and daughter.
Miss Esther Thomas. have gone to Wis
consin for an extended visit
Miss Grace Tyler of Athol returned
home after spending two weeks at f. \.
Sargents on the Putney road.
Mrs. II. H. Mower Of Central street,
who has been i'll several weeks, went
Yesterday to sheldon to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Dyke re-
turned Tuesday from their wedding trip.
They will keep house on Brook street
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Goodenough of
Springfield, Mass. are visiting Mrs. Ma
verette Howe and other friends in
town.
Mrs Florence Farr ana daughter, Mrs.
Frank Wells, came from New Bedford.
Mass, Tuesday to spend three or four
weeks.
Gardiner Thayer. who has been in town
nearly wear assisting in the plans
for the Connecticut river dam. has gone
to Boston
DR. y. l. Miller has been attending the
sessions of the Congress of American
Physicians and Surgeons in Washing
ton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Gregg return
ed from their wedding trip Tuesday. They
visited principally in Albany, y. Y, and
Hartford, Conn.
Mrs George Brockway of Warner,
y. H., will come here Monday for
\ weeks visit with her cousin. Miss
Blanche Laughton.
Morton f. Eldrdse, who was brought
up with DR.. James Couland at South
Chatham, Mass, died just a week after
the death of the doctor.
Judge j. NJ. Tyler presided in the alb
scnce of Chief Judge Rowell. at the ses-
in Montpelier this week,
William sKnowles Cooper. general sec
rotary of the Springfield, Mass. Y NJ. c.
A., spent several days this week with
Secretary George c. Wilson.
Charles w. Durham has been in Can
ada several days on a fishing trip to the
preserve owned by Mr. Baker, a mem
Der of the Canadian parliment.
Miss Elizabeth f. Lewis. daughter of
4l.g..
been unanimously reelected for the
fourth time as teacher in Bradford
Academy.
w. S. Mckinney came Saturday from
North Adams to spend few days with
his wife and daughters, who are mere
at the home of Mrs. McKenney's father.
c. A Hines.
II. Z. Bond, president of the Vermont
Cndertakers' and Embalmers' assoca-
ton will preside at the annual meeting
of the association in Montpelier June %.
"A and %.
Miss Alice NJ Locke of East Putney,
formerly stenographer for +. L. Hill
dreth X Co., and late for Holden 4 Mar
tin now has position in the office of
the Estey Organ company.
Mrs. Helen Warren Anger of New York
has been elected delegate by the
Queens Musical society to attend the ma
tional musical convention to be held in
Rochester, y. Y. May 10. %, p.
Mrs. Angelica Shea and daughter, Miss
Mary r. Shea, returned Saturday from
the Bermudas They will live at the
Brooks House until their house on Oak
street is ready for occupancy.
Howard C. Rice, Alfred Thompson and
DR., A. L. Pettee left Wednesday for a
weeks fishing trip in Averill, in the
northeast corner of this state near the
Canadian line. DIR. c. r. Aldrich will
join them in a day or two.
Postmaster and Mrs. D. p Webster
will spend the summer with Harry p.
Webster and sister, Mrs. Harriet Web
ster Cary on the George II. Clark farm.
They moved there from the Brooks
House yesterday.
At the annual Bible school convention
of the Franklin Baptist association to
be held in Greenfield May % Rev George
b. Lawson will speak on How to use
the Bible in teaching" and L. w Haw-
ley will deliver an address.
Inez and Ethel Goodae went We'd
nesdaY tq Boston to attend the COM
mencement exercises at the college of
Pharmacy Their brother. Evan Good
ale, formerly a clerk in Greenes drug
store, is a member of the graduating
class.
New York and Boston alumni of Nor
wich University understand that Rev.
Allan D. Brown will resign as president
mencement. He is i'm poor health, Presi-
dent Brown went to the institution from
Bratteboro in 1896
DR.. II. ID. IIolton. secretary of the state
board of health. attended meeting of
the board i'm Burlington Tuesday night
to consider the question of the appoint
ment of a health officer for that city. |
DR.. Ioton was elected a delegate 10 the F..
meeting of the United States public health |
service to be held i'm Washington June 3. |
II. +. Bond has moved this week from
the house at the corner of Linden and |
North Main streets. which he sold to |
Mrs Fremont Hamilton. to the house |
at the corner of Linden and Chase
streets, which he bought of w. w. COX |
Mr., Cooks auction Wednesday and |
Thursday was largely attended and |
goods brought good prices.
Tommy Guiheen was the star at the |
opening of the base ball season in |
Brockton, Mass, Thursday. when the |
home team won from Concord. al. be-
fore 1900 people. In the fourth inning,
with two men on bases, Guiheen lifted |
the ball over the fence for a home run
He also hit for two singles and played |
second base in good form.
The following pensions have been
granted through Col. John Hunts
agency: Original Henry Tucker and
Amasa T. Eddy of Brattleboro, Charles
A Phillips of Putney, Mrs. s. b. Hig-
gins of Newfane; increase. William In
gals and II. G. Tuthill of Townshend
Bradley HOughton and Joel II. Butter
field deceased of Marlboro, Charles f
Davis of Vernon, Cornelius H. Putnam
of WardsbOro Henry Sargent of Swan