Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-05-08
BRATTLERoRo PERSONAL.

DAYS in Bellows Falls.
George Barrett of Springfield, Mass,
| was in town over Sunday.
F. c. Carey and James Madden of Bel
lows Falls spent Sunday in town.
Fred Grover went Monday to Boston
for medical treatment in a hospital
Misses Grace MCGOWAN and Annie Mar
tineau spent Sunday in Bellows Falls.
Mrs Charles Cook returned yesterday
after weeks stay in Montague Mass.
Mrs Rugg and child of Greenfield are
visiting Mrs. Riggs sister Mrs. d. A.
Young.
Albert Baldwin returned to New Haven
yesterday after a short visit with his
family
Mrs. Carrie O'Day came Saturday from
New York to visit her sister. Mrs. e. J.
Witcher.
Mrs. Harriet Webster Cary and son.
tie house to the Alexander house on
Canal street.
Mrs O. B. Ramsey. who visited two
weeks in Springfield and Litteville, Mass,
returned Tuesday.
Miss Leona MacGeorge of Montreal has
been visiting this week with Misses Lucia
and Florence Foster.
Patrick Ryan of Guilford is at the Far
rem hospital in Montague, where he I'M
derwent an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Colby of West
Springfield, Mass, were guests Of Miss
| katherine OConnor Sunday.
Louis Allen has begun work in the
packing department of the Hooker,
Corser & Mitchell company.
Misses Carlotta and Elizabeth squires
came home Sunday from Springfield,
where they visited several days.
Mrs. G.. F. Moseley and daughter of
Vernon have moved into Mrs. p. C.
Simonds's house on High street.
Mrs. Fred Ransom and daughter Wis
tied in town three days, returning Mon
day to their home in Burlington.
Mrs. Grace Hadley has returned to
Chester after visit of several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. E. w. Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Goddard moved
Friday from IA South Main street to Will
liam S. Newton's house on the same
street.
Mrs Abby Fuller went Saturday to
New London to visit Mrs T. Avery for
merly in the millinery business in Brat
tleboro.
Mrs. Albert Baldwin and daughter, Miss
Matte Baldwin. went yesterday to An
trim, n. H., for an extended visit with
relatives.
Mrs. John O'Nein and daughter, Flor
ence. returned Saturday after a visit of
several weeks with Mrs O'Neilrs sister
in Orange, Mass.
.. X. Butterfeld. formerly Of the
American House and of late clerk at The
, Fullerton in Chester. has leased the Cod
dard House in Ludlow.
Mrs H. H. Mower of Central street
who has been very i'll. is able to sit up.
Her mother. Mrs. Fairbanks of sheldon
: this state, is caring for her.
= There has been slight Improvement
= the past week in the condition of II =.
q. Freeman. who has been sick several
o weeks from nervous exhaustion.
I Mrs. II. B. Soule who recently sustain
= ed a shock Of paralysis was taken to the
= Hemlocks the latter part of last weel
for treatment. She has improved much
$ Thomas Aher and John Burke of Green
e field, employees of y. T. Ryan. are slat
@ ing Charles Robbins's new tenemen
house at the corner of High and Oal
c streets.
V Miss Lizzie Frost will leave today 70,
Chicago, where she will visit some tim,
. before going to ST. Louis, where she will
a make her nome with her sister Mrs. w
u II. Minor.
e Mrs. Tufts has moved from the Doolit
|, Webster, returned Tuesday. They visit
l. ed in New York and Northampton OF
n their way back from winters stay il
o Orangeburg, S. c.
, Or. Stafford mayor of North Adams
:, was the guest of +. l. Swift Tuesday
= He was in town TO attend the funeral o
i DR.. Conland. who was his roommate am
classmate at the University of Vermont
l. Mrs. Henry Simonds accompanied he
n daughter, Mrs. George Whitney, I
S Springfield. this state, Wednesday, TO
Z two weeks stay She will assist Mrs
n Whitney in getting settled in her neV
u, home.
ia Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf have moved fror
Il, Pa trick Lillis's house on Elliot street I
n, John O'Connor's house on Clark stree
IS and Mr.. and Mrs Farr from - Clar
|; street to the Prescott cottage on tn
n same street.
\. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Chamberlain ar
le moving this week to the home of Mr.!
- Chamberain's mother. Mrs Phillips o
Western avenue. Mr.. Chamberlain
a. house on Green street will be rebuilt int
20 , n two-tcnement structure.
le James Barrett leads the America
of league in batting with an average of .46
- . He also holds the seasons record for tn
s American team with four singles and
VI | three hagger in five times at bat He ha
)n made hut one error in y games
s. Miss Johanna Sullivan underwent Nor
ef day an operation for appendicitis in tn
Id Farren hospital in Montague, Mass Til
IN operation was performed by DIR. E. T
to Lynch and was successful. Miss Sull
IL van is reported to be comfortable.
IA Arthur Monroe has pitched two goo
~ games for Wesleyan University within
week, against Dartmouth and Universit
ed Of Syracuse, but lost both, his supper
or being poor, Monroe has done the be!
a work in the box this season of any of ii
an three regular pitchers for Wesleyan.
I Charles A McGrath of Louisville. Ky
in who closed his season here as leadin
- man with the Reconsideration compan,
az and is resting in town few weeks ha
l! kindly consented to play Ned burlington
w the leading part in In the Tolls" fC
lr- the Grange Dramatic club tomorro
n night
he Tommy Guiheen was cOmplmented f.
H. his fast work in the opening game wit
:. Brockton in the New England leagu
&C. when he accepted seven chances at secon
70 without an error ana hit the ball for
T. single and double, He has batted safeI
A., in every game since then and has fielde
lie with but one error.
al DR.. Charles j. Bell succeeds DR.. d. /
ed Calder as second assistant superlntendei
tn at the Brattleboro Retreat. Dr. Bell
is home is in Southern Ohio, he is a gra,
~ uate from the Baltimore College of Phi,
- sicians and Surgeons. He comes hel
ol after years experience in the state il
on stitution in Bridgewater, Mass.
We HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
&C on account of having been exposed
- scarlet fever several members of Il
II school have been obliged to leave for tv