Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-02-27
sRArruEeoao PERSONAL.

| Charles Teehan of Holyoke spent Sun
| day In town.
DANIEL Cushing spent Sunday at his
home in Quechee.
! Miss Nellie Brown has been very III the
| mast week with grip.
Robert Mitchell has been at home from
| New York on a visit.
| Miss Lucy Warner of Bernardston Is
| "a guest at George Il. Warmers.
| Mr. and Mrs A. c. Aldrich of Boston
| we're in town the first of the week.
| George Sherwn of Keene spent Sun
dav with his parents on Frost street
william walsh moved Thursday from
the stewart place to Central street.
II II Hackley of Greenfield has greet
ed Brattleboro friends during the week.
Frank Haskins Of the Tufts medical
school was at his old home over Sun
! day.
Or. and Mrs. w II. Rockwell jr. re
turned Saturday to their home in New
York
Miss Edith Esterbrook came FRIDAY
night from Boston for visit with her
mother
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Melen returned Fri.
dav night from a stay of several days
in Boston.
Miss Kathleen Stewart returned Tues
day after visit of several days In Bel
lows Falls.
Arthur Scott and Carl Hollender of Am
hert College were at home from Friday
| to Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff Alonzo Starkey, who
has been i'll with grip, has been able to
| be out this week
Miss Louise Williams came home Tues
dav night from Mt. Vernon, y. H, where
she has been teaching.
Timothy Aher attended the formation
of a council of Knights of Columbus in
Turner's Falls Sunday.
Martin Austin of Boston spent the
first of the week with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James Austin.
DR.. E. r. Lynch was in Montague.
Mass, at the Farren hospital where he
has two patients, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stanley Doak OF
| Boston visited over Sunday with Mrs
Doaks father w. II. Kinson.
Miss Bessie Butterfeld was at home
from Boston from Saturday until Mon
day for a visit with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Phelps of Boston
who own a summer home in district No
6, have been in town this week.
l.. Harris moved yesterday from the
o Conner house on Canal street to the
Doottle house on the same street.
DR. George Roberts has been at his Of
fee for brief visits this week after being
confined several weeks with Illness.
State Chief Ranger John Calvin went
to Newport Tuesday to attend a meeting
OF the Newport court of FOrresters.
Mrs. David $. Carey and Miss May
I.avelle will leave tomorrow for visit
of several days in Gardner and Boston
Mrs. Ellen Powers of Nutley. n. j..
returned to her home Monday after visit
ing MIR. and Mrs. II. b. Haus two weeks.
Miss Mary Averill of Springfield,
Mass it at the home of her brother
George c ANeril. for visit OF ten
days
Miss Bertha Adams and Mrs Walter
Sturgis left Saturday for stay of a few
weeks a. Mrs. Sturgis's old home in
Hartwellvile
DR.. II. d. Hoton and c. f. r. Jenne
attended the meeting of the Pocumtuck
Valley Memorial association in Deerfelc,
Mass. Tuesday.
Mrs. c. A. Risbey and her sister-in-law,
Mrs Bunce, came Saturday night from
New York for visit of two weeks with
relatives in town.
Mrs. Leonora Gould who has been i'll
at The Hemlocks the past three months,
went Wednesday to New York hospi-
tai for an operation.
Avalon Converse. clerk in E. E Perry's
clothing store. started yesterday for
Kansas City, No. where he will have
position in store.
Several members Of the Junior Sun
shine society went Tuesday on a sleigh
ride to Newfane, Miss Marguerite Tuck
er acting as chaperone.
Mr. and Mrs A. ]. Shampanore have
returned from Springfield, Mass, and
Mr. Shampanore has re-entered the en-
ploy of Z. l. Hildreth & Co.
Miss Carrie f. Cobb Of Springfield.
Mass, came Friday night TO visit her
parents Mr. and Mrs \. R. Cobb. She
will return to Springfield Sunday.
Henry Pratt employed by the S. A
smith company. was badly injured this
week by horse while visiting at his
cousin $ Chas Sargents in Guilford.
Mrs. f. c. Gale and son, Bryan, left
| Wednesday for Montreal. to join Mr. Gale
VINO Is there campaigning Burnham and
other horses in the races on the ice track
Lawyer c. c. Fits went Monday to
| Springfield. this state, to take deposit
TONS ana from there to Burlington to
attend the SESSION of the United States
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Adams went satur-
day to Worcester for visit with rela-
| ives Mr. Adams returned the first OF
me week but Mrs. Adams remained
few days.
Mrs. Florence C. Estey and Mrs. Annie
u Cobb, who are attending the meet
ings of the Daughters of the American
Revolution in Washington. will return
early in March
Col J. G. Estey has been in New York
TINS week. Capt. j. H. Estey left last
week on western business trip. He
VIII go To the Pacific coast and will be
away several weeks.
Miss Hortense Hall returned Tuesday
after an absence of several weeks in
New York and Washington. She was a
guest IN the latter city of members of the
! Nhlte family of Meriden. Conn.
Louis Ahrens, representing the Reed
ana Rattan Workers Union of Brattle-
Doro' has been in Burlington this week
attending the meeting called to perfect
, an organization of state labor union in
I terests "
r. b, Chase of st. Johnsbury returned
MONDAY after short visit in town. He
came mere to visit his sister Miss Chase
OF Lyndon who went from here to New
York Monday.
FRED Reno is the new engineer at the
carpenter Organ factory. S. +. Guild
ulsht engineer in Harmony building
Son9 Moore recently engineer for Holden
Marun' is now employed at the Cen
"al Vermont repair shop.
Prof' a. johnson Dodge. of the Massa-
Tnussetts college of Embalming. was at
DoHu Undertaking rooms Monday and
TUESDAY to give instruction to appli-
eahts Tor license to embalm, preparatory
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