Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-03-27
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.


this week.
" \. Moore spent a part of The
week i'm Boston
A. /. Blair has been in Boston this
week on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. +. Schwenk were IN
New York over Sunday
Mis-. May Bond is confined to her b.I
with Il rheumatic trouble.
Mrs George +. Foster has visited .G
Springfield Mass. this week.
Mr. and Mrs Powers of Lyndouul4
are the guests Of Mrs. y. r. Gregg
n. L. Toomcy returned Monday from
"a weeks visit iu Boston ana Lowell
~ W. Gibson returned Sunday from
"a business trip of IL days in Chicago
Mrs Georgia Whitney went last week
to Hartford for q visit with her SON.
c. r. Whittemore of Boston Wa
guest at T.. r. Connorss over SUNDAY
Mrs Jennie r. Warren is spending
vacation with her daughter in Brooklyn
t. L. Parker went Wednesday %
Ciaremont y II. to remain until tl-
day.
Mrs Fremont Hamilton returned Mon.
dav from a stay Of a few days in New
York.
Charles o. Staples ana his son, Harold
were in Lawrence, Mass, the first of
the week
Miss Annie Pellet Of Worcester has
been visiting with her grandfather e
Il. Barrett.
Walter Piper and daughter, Mary
Elizabeth of Boston spent Sunday at
g. l.. Pipers
Rev. Father Cunningham went Monday
to Rutland to assist in a 4o-hours devo-
ton service.
Station Agent Burke has moved from
on Canal street.
W. II. Proctor returned Friday from
a business trip of six weeks to Chicago
and Minneapolis.
T. \. Thompson. superintendent OF the
3. Souto company has been in town a
part of the week.
George Powers and c. W. Waters Of
Brooklyn were at the Brooks House
Sunday ana Monday.
Arthur Hyde came home Saturday
from Albany Business College for a va
cation Of about a week.
Miss Marjorie White went Wednesday
to New York to remain through the week
with her sister. Mrs. Fawcett
Arthur Scott. Carl Hollender and
Ralph Patch are home from Amherst
College for the spring vacation.
l.. f. Adams went Sunday to Water
town. Mass. to spend two days with
Mrs. Adams who is there on a visit
Harry H. Smith has been elected chora-
gus tor the commencement exercises OF
the senior class in Wesleyan University.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ellison of Ludlow
were in Bratteboro Tuesday looking
Tor "a tenement They will move here
soon
Mrs W. =. Jones returned Moni~y
from visit of two weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. J. H. Soliday. in Dedham
Mass
Miss Grace Dana. teacher in the Brat
tleboro schools went Saturday to her
home in Amherst to spend a weeks va
cation.
Miss Pauline Long Of New Brunswick
y J.. i spending few days with Miss
Ethel Osgood. her classmate at Smith
college.
Friday 10 Boston. Mr. Jenne returned
Sunday night. but Mrs JENNIE remained
until Tuesday
Miss Olive Shumway teacher in the
Cdnal-street school. is enjoying the
school vacation with a party of Is In
Washington, .. Z.
DR.. George + Barber was in Atho!
Tuesday to attend the funeral of his
aunt Miss /. Maria Barber. a former
resident Of Wost Northfeld.
Gen. G. H Bond returned to Brat
tleboro Saturday, the special session OF
the United States Senate. in which he
is messenger. having adjourned.
Mrs. Thomas Rouse and Miss Kate
Aher returned Saturday from a visit in
Springfield. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Nora Touhill who spent SUNDAY
with Mrs. Rouse.
o. NJ. Lawton of Brooklyn. who re-
Gently bought the Dalton house on Lin
den street came to Brattleboro Mon
uay TO oversee some changes which are
being made in the premises
Miss Gertrude OConnor matron al
The Hemlocks. went Monday to her
home in Boston and Miss Magiu nurse
to Waltham. There are no patients
at The Hemlocks at the present time.
Forrest w. Orkins will return to New
YORK after spending three weeks with
mis- parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Orkins.
on Linden street Mr. Orkins has COM
pieted his course in surface designing
III fIau institute and now has studio
IN 400 Lafayette avenue. BROOKLYN
Dr. G. F. Barber was elected one OF
'he vice presidents of the State Dental
society at the annual meeting which
closed IN Burlington Friday DR. Bar
per Leu the discussion Following DR..
George cartridges paper on Treatment
ana Filling of Infected Root Canals"
Miss Annie Parks was surprised Satur-
uaE evening by the appearance of 20 Of
her friends. The occasion was her birth
Jay anniversary She was presented
win bronze clock and a sterling silver
bracelet Refreshments were served
and music, cards and dancing were
part OF the program
W. ). Underwood formerly of Brattle-
ooro' has sold his music store business
y" N't'h Adams to the w. S. Underwood
GTpmpany' which includes his son. Edwin
II, Underwood, Charlotte NJ Whipple
VINO mas been in the store several years
ana robert H. Kearn. Mr.. Underwood
te'lres on account of his health. which
mas not been good since he was badly
injured in driving accident at Black
Ihgton few years ago.
California papers contained an extend
gu account of an interesting affair which
was held recently at Mills College by
~ German department which is under
Ine eilelent management of Miss Mabei
~. w. stowe OF West Brattleboro The
literary exercises We're given in Iisser
nail ana with the exception of a few an
nounCements. We're presented in the Ger
man language. Moreover, the surround
US were all in keeping the members
u Tue GERMAN classes being dressed in
costumes which bespoke that national
ny while the decorations of flags ban
hers ETC. would lead one to believe he
was IN the land OF the Kaiser.
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