Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-02-06
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. II. a. Prouty is i'll with pneu.
monia.
Miss Mary e. Austin was in Green
field Sunday.
W. II. Henley is making good recovery
from his Illness.
Miss Mary r. Cabot went Monday to
/ Boston for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Mann are in New
York for a few days
DR.. II. r. Kinkead spent Saturday and
| Sunday in Greenfield.
Thomas Foley will spend Sunday with
his family in Clarement.
Miss Katherine Ware went Tuesday
to New York for a visit.
Mrs. b. d. Harris is i'll at the hotel
/ Dewey in Washington, d. c.
Ralph and Arthur Rickmyrs of Green
/ field spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. Evans and family moved Tuesday
/ from Dover to 2l1a Birge street.
Henry Niles, who recently had a shock,
/ has been on the street this week
Mrs. Julia Brosnahan is iii with bron-
/ chitis at her home on Elliot street.
/ Richards NJ Bradley Of Boston came
to Brattleboro Wednesday on business.
r. w. DeWolf has recovered from his
| long Illness so that he is able to be out
Mrs a. f. Merrill spent several days
| this week with friends in New York
/ city.
/ Martin Scott and daughter, Mrs. G. f.
/ Warner, visited relatives in Halifax this
week
/ Postmaster y. F. Webster has been
confined to his room with rheumatism
this week.
Mrs. IT, 2. Wellman and Mrs. Mary
Dalton were in New York city the first
of the week.
Miss Gertrude Carney, a school teacher
in Milers Falls, spent Sunday with Mrs
David s. Carey.
Mrs. Fred Newcomb returned Wednes-
day to Boston after spending two weeks
with relatives.
Miss Annie Gregg went Wednesday to
Bridgeport, Conn, for a visit of two
weeks with relatives.
Miss Madge Davenport went Monday
to Springfield to begin a course in the
Springfield Business College.
Mrs. o. d. Stoweu and SON. Hugh
and Mrs Shirley Brigham and daughter
spent Sunday in Londonderry.
Miss Margaret Averill returned We'd
nesday to Mount Holyoke College after
a visit Of a few days at home.
Miss Elizabeth Haggerty. who has been
a nurse at The Hemlocks several months,
returned TO Waltham yesterday.
Miss Margaret Kiley of Greenfield will
come tomorrow to spend Sunday with
her sister, Miss Elizabeth Kiley.
Miss Jennie Duncan is recovering from
a successful operation in the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington.
John Calvin and T. \. Austin will go
to Middlebury Monday to attend a meet
ing of the state court OF Forresters
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ~ Bower of Pitts
burg. Pa, came To the Brooks House
yesterday for a stay of about two weeks.
j. Frederick Morse returned Monday to
Boston after months vacation spent
with his parents on Washington street.
r. A. Donelson has moved this week
from Mrs Amess house in West Brat
tleboro to II. G. Kane's house on Brattle
street
Mrs. Will Mcclellan of Holliston.
Mass, and Mrs. Frank Smith of Will
mington are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Leonard.
Mrs. Ernest Packard returned Tuesday
TO her home in Hudson, n. Y, after a
visit of five days with her sister Mrs.
Pearl Clapp.
Miss Ruth Childs and Mrs Charlotte
Kidder went to Washington, d. c., Mon
day to be the guests of Congressman
and Mrs Haskins.
T. Perley Rabbit is spending a few
days with his parents in Andover, Mass
Rev. Mr.. Rabbit who had a shock re-
Gently, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l. Swift attended
the Masonic ball in Athol Wednesday
evening They We're the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Parke B. Swift.
Mrs. Florence G. Estey and Mrs Annie
q. Cobb went Monday to Washington
u. 60 TO attend meeting of the Daugh,
tiers of the American Revolution.
Miss S. E. Griswold, who has been
staying with her aunt, Mrs a A
Stearns, the past five weeks will return
home today. stopping few days at Bran
don on her way
James Bagg Of Wesleyan University
ana George w. Clapp of Springfield,
Mass, were among the Brattleboro
young men who came home to vote on
the referendum Tuesday.
DR.. q. f. Barber went Monday to AL
bany, y. Y, with his son. Lester. return
ing Tuesday after he had seen the young
man started on his course of study in
the Albany Business college.
Harry Hodgkins has given up his posi-
uon with the Cross-Abbott grocery com
pany in White River junction and has
gone to Gloucester for two weeks in
struction before starting out as salesman
in Vermont and New Hampshire for a
fish firm.
special despatch from the South Da-
kota legislature at Pierre to the Sioux
rams Argus-Leader last Friday said:
"N"4' "PPOlHteu state board OF re-
gents met here Tuesday and organized
py the election of Hon. Ivan w. Good
ner president. In the appointment of
the committees to have charge of the
work of the regents at the various insti-
tutlons the president was selected as
chairman of the Normal school at Spring.
neid, Mr. Goodner is we'll remembered
III brattIeporo as an employe of the Es-
icy organ company, a brother-in-law of
r. ~. Perry, and his rapid success has
been told in recent newspaper notices.
Monday was Candlemas day. Mass