Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-03-20
aRA1TLEeoRo PERSONAL


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Miss Anna Martineau spent Sunu"' j"
Bellows Falls. $50.
Patrick Ryan of Greenfield spent gu"
day i'm town. , mont
Miss Nellie Ryan of Hatfield spent
Tuesday in town. ,..,a
Miss Mary Z. Long of Bellows FANS
has been in town this week.
James c. sullivan clerk for H. D.
Haus is III with sore throat
Miss Elizabeth Kiey will spend sun
dav at her home in Greeniield
Mrs. Cornelia Field of Providence spent
Sunday with Mrs. Abbie fuller
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Sanders Went 10
Boston today 20 remain several u"HS'
Mrs. Carrie Buxton Allen is slowly re-
covering after an illness ol loui "eeN9
Misses Bridget Griffin and Catherine
sullivan have been ia Holyoke the past
week.
Miss Mary Austin began work TINS
week as clerk in Emerson x Son
store.
Miss Annie Vaughan OF Gardner is
suending the week with Mrs David 81
Carey.
Mrs. Simeon Fish Of New London is
spending a few days with Mrs. George
Whitney
William Burt moved from Greenfield
Wednesday TO II. NJ. Woods house on
Clark street.
Miss Katie Fitzgerald Of Worcester is
spending few days with her aunt
Mrs. James Grady.
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Ryan were called
to Greenfield Sunday by the death oil
Mr.. Ryans brother.
L. j. Page returned to his home in
Somervlle, Mass, Sunday after stay
of a few weeks in town.
James Kiley and Thomas Nolan, pack
ers at Suffer Brothers warehouse, re-
turned Wednesday to Hatfield
Mr.. and Mrs Fred c. Gale will move
next week from Crosby block to their
summer home at North Hinsdale.
Miss Josephine Shea will leave next
week for the Bermudas. where she VIII
visit her sister, Mrs. Fred L. Howe.
Fred Ransom, engineer on the narrow
gauge went Wednesday to his home in
Burlington for vacation OF few days.
Mrs Fred Tuthn returned Saturday
from a few days visit in Bellows Falls.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Mary Per-
ry.
Miss Annie Lamb returned from Fisk
dale, Mass, Saturday, where she has
spent two weeks with her brother and
family.
Mrs Edmund Carey will go tomorrow
to West Fitchburg for visit OF two
weeks with her daughter Miss Mary
A. Wood. who is Ill.
Mrs. c. W. Stebbins, who has been
spending the winter at L. L. Taylor's.
went Saturday to Brookine, where she
will make her home
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrington came
from Claremont last week, and Mr.. Far
rngton has entered the employ of j.
X. Rand * company, machinists.
Mr.. Swltzer. who began work recently
in the American Express company's
office, will move Monday from Putney
to Miss Mary Browns house on South
Main street.
James a. Lillls was in town Friday,
coming from New York, where he had
been buying spring goods. Mrs. Lillis,
who had been visiting here few days,
returned with him Friday evening TO
their home in Rutland.
Daniel Stolte will finish work next
Wednesday in the wholesale department
of Durham Brothers store and the fol-
lowing week will enter the employ of
the Hooker, Corser x Mitchell company
in the shipping department.
James Barrett, who has spent the win
ter in Athol. expects TO receive orders
soon TO report I'm Detroit preparatory To
trip south with the Detroit team of
the American league for spring training
Barrett has Kept in excellent condition
during the winter by taking long walks
and runs and by general athletic work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holden moved Saturday
from Elliot street TO the Prentiss house
on Canal street. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy
moved this week from the B1rdette
house on Clark street to the Stuart
house on Canal street, and Madame La
Crosse has moved from the McMenni-
men house on Flat street to the Wood
bury house on Elliot street
"Devine and Woods Comedians" is
the headline of an advertisement by f.
j. Devine in the Dramatic Mirror, in
which speciality artists are asked for to
play In The Green Eyed Monster" Mr.
DeVine signs himself as manager and
gives his post-otiice address as Yonkers.
y. Y. Mr.. Devine has bsen at work the
past year putting in switchboards for
the telephone company in Northern Yer
mont and New Hampshire and in Cana
da.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zenas c. Robbins who
Will be remembered as visitors for a
long time at the Brooks House last
summer recently celebrated their Goth
wedding anniversary at their home in
Washington, d. c. Mr. Robbins is %
years old and his wife ten years young
er. On the occasion of the anniversary
Mr.. Robbins wrote an extended poem.
which was published in the Washington
Evening Star, with a portrait of Mr..
Robbins and a sketch of the worthy
couple.