Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-05-01
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.


Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Ann Lamb.
Mrs. D. a. Young and daughter Of |
Greenfield have been in Brattleboro this |
week.
Miss Florence Barber began work this |
week as stenographer for Blodgctt n De |
Witt
Mr. and Mrs. Richards NJ. Bradley of |
Boston spent sunday at Richards Brad !
leYs.
Mrs Henry Haywood has moved re
Gently to West Bratteboro from the east
village
Charles Endich, ir.. went to Bellows
Falls Wednesday to stage the Catholic
'nion MINISTRIES.
W. O. Powers. now hotel keeper i'm
Whatcly. Mass. called ON Brattleboro
friends yesterday.
Miss Maude Carlton will go to Wake
field Mass, today to spend three weeks
with Miss Addie lllman.
Mrs. Collin Morgan and daughter Mar
jorie, of Montreal spent Wednesday
with Mrs. George f.. Warner.
John Retting, sr. returned Wednesday
from Southern Pines. y. c., whore he
spent large part of the winter
George Powers of Brooklyn shipped to
his home this week handsome span of
black horses which he bought i'm vii
miugton.
Mrs Royal Tyler has returned from
Great harrington, Mass. where she
spent the winter with her daughter Mrs
Frank Platt
Or Coumnd has grown somcwha,
weaker during the past week but other
wise his condition remains practically
unchanged.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ". Putnam and chill
drcn will leave i'm "a few weeks ON % "trip
10 san Francisco. Los Angeles and other
places on the Pacific coast
Robert G. Gregg and Miss Lillian G.
Park Will be married at noon next Tues
day i'm the Congregational church. All
their friends are invited to attend.
Louis knight will finish work u r. II.
Holden X cos drug store this week lie
will go Sunday to Springfield, Mass,
where hr will work in Green's drug store.
Mrs. Howard. instructor in china paint
ing. will return tomorrow or Monday to
her homo in Bridgeport. Conn. after
spending two weeks at Mrs j. f. Hans
G. S Holden cut the thumb Of the
right hand on a circular saw at the
;stcy organ factory Thursday SO that
it had to be amputated at the first joint.
Rev. r. : Sdelinger will preach i'm
Green River next sunday at $50 O'Clock.
AIR Sidclingcr was pastor of the Free
Baptist church of Concord. y. H.. six
years.
Mrs. David \. Young and daughter
Miss Maud Young. are I'm Bratticboro to
remain a month before going to Seattle.
Wash. where MIR. Young is engaged in
business.
II. S. Bingham of Bennington was in
town Wednesday and Thursday. coming
from Bellows FAILS. where he attended
a meeting of the state railroad commits
sioners.
Mrs. Harvey Houghton was taken Sc
riously i'll Sunday morning at the home
of her sister. Mrs q. ". Fisher She
is improving. but is still unable To return
to her home.
Arthur Monroe stopped in town a few
hours yesterday on his way To Hanover.
where he will play to-day and tomorrow
with the Wesleyan University base ball
| team against Dartmouth.
Rev and Mrs. George B. Lawson have
been spending few days in Bennington.
They will move soon from ID. y. Young
house on Chaplin street to the Bradley
cottage on Tyler street.
f. l.. Fish of Vergenncs, national bank
examiner inspected the Vermont Ma
tional bank Tuesday. and went from
| here to his duties among the banks of
Western Massachusetts
The marriage of Frederick f.. Dyke ana
Miss Cora Belle Clay will take place at
the home of Miss Clays sister, Mrs +. T..
| Perry. on Washington street at o'clock
| next w cuntSddN evening.
Mrs. L. ID. Greene and son, Harry. re-
| turned saturday from New York. Ar
| engagements We're made while there for
| Harry's entrance into the medical de-
| partment of Cornell University i'm the
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Colburn of Ansonia
Conn, spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. +. r. Mathison. and family
| They returned Monday accompanied by
Mrs h
/ ter.
Lieut.-Gov. Stanton was in town Tues
| day and Wednesday on professional bus
| mess He drove Wednesday morning
to Newfane to consult with Judge Wat
| erman, returning to Montpelier in the
| afternoon.
c. Clifton Hemenway went Saturday to
| New London, Conn. where he has a po-
stion as reporter for the New London
Day. He will live in Groton and will do
| district work covering Groton and
| other suburban towns.
Mrs George Fitzsimmons of Burlng-
ton came Tuesday to spend "A large part
of the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. y. r. Cobb. Miss Carrie T.. Cobb
of Springfield, Mass, came home Friday
for vacation of 10 days.
W. II. Chlds visited Saturday in New
Haven with his son George. of the Shelf
field department of Yale University.
MIR. Childs was a spectator at the base
ball game which Yale won from Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania 81.
r. f. Gordon started Saturday for
Daytona. Fla. to spend month with
his brother-in-law. c. O. Chamberlain,
proprietor of a winter hotel in that city.
Mir Chamberlain will return to Brattle-
boro with Mr.. Gordon and will spend the
summer here,
Mrs. Frey, a member of the Bennett
Muulton company, was called Wednesday
To Burlington to see her husband. Mr..
Frey was i'll when the company was
there last week but this week the ply
sicians decided that he was suffering
from appendicitis and that an operation
was necessary.
John Strand and his nephew John
Marlborough. returned Saturday night
from New York. where they spent sew
eral days. Arrangements were made to
have the young Marlborough fitted with
| artificial hands. Mr.. Strand went Sun
day with Marlborough to the latters
home i'm SaXtons River.
l.. \. Gregg has rented Mrs. Shaw's
house on Orchard street, and does not
expect to sell the Morris N Gregg bust
MSS at present as he did not get a suf-
ficiently good offer, He expects to give
up his work for the Tabard Inn library
and devote his attention to the Green
field sinoss.--IGreenfeld Gazette and
Courier.
DIR. +. r. Lynch will move to the house
on Washington street occupied by Oscar
| j. Wizards family as soon as ii is va