Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-11-20
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! Northampton. "' IN
q, Frank Conant has taken tenement q,
16 Canal street. AT
w. c. Mitchell went to Boston toll.
a short business trip. On
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Harlow WON, W,
| nesday to Montpelier "eu-
Miss Nellie Brown spent Satprdo.. 49,,
Sunday in Greenfield anu
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Lacrosse have u....
ed to Lebanon, n. II.
Mrs. Mary Smith went YESTERDAY -
Boston to consult an oculist
G. *. Jones Is in New York r,,.....,
to receive medical treatment. 'N
c. II. Grant attended dietrt., =.
sonic meeting in Atho Tuesday '''-
Miss Lottle Mather Will 20 torno-r,,.. =.
Holyoke to remain over Sunday.
Bert Brooks has moved firm, No..
street to North Ilinsdale, y. H.
A. G. Brown, who is EMPLOYED 70, ,,u
lers Falls spent Sunday in town
Robert c. Bacon has been fl, p,.,..
this week to attend the dog show.
Frank Wyman is i'll with lobt,lar imam.
| mona AZ his home in Crosby block
Ernest Mack began work Monday Nc
clerk in o. j. Pratt's dry goods store
e. ]. Wood of Baldwinsvlllo. M,ss
| spent the first Of the week in town
c. +. Whittemore of Boston was ,
guest at +. f. Connors's over Sunday
Charles Welcome will begin work f,,
the Brattleboro News company Monday
Miss Hannah Conroy will 20 TODAY n
Brookline, Mass, to consult a specialist
Mrs. X. NJ. Burchard will spend Thanks.
giving at Judge Kellogg in Westminis-
ter
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Scott returned
| Loo Ia ,ft
field.
Sherman Warren of Auburn. Mas.
has been greeting many old friends in
town. 1T
Mrs. n. |. Hawley is in Philadelphia for
a visit tn her daughter, Mrs ] Lewis
Morse.
DR. j. S. Dutton went Monday to Castle.
ton after horse which he drove to Brat.
tleboro.
Miss Pearl Gibson has been entertain.
| Ing Miss Winnifred ID. Reed Of Fitch
burg. Mass.
G. N. Shepardson of Randolph. this
state. is spending a few days at Mrs
f. F. Niles's.
Miss Annie DeCoursey will leave next
week for a visit of two months with her
sister in Boston.
Mrs. o. B. Ramsey left Sunday for
visit until after Thanksgiving in Worces-
ter and Brockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce and daugh.
ter. Gertrude. of Springfield. Mass were
In town yesterday.
Mrs. S. C. Wilcox has been visiting with
her son in Greenfield and with Mrs. Good.
rich in Millers Falls.
Harry Hodgkins, travelling salesman for
a Gloucester firm, is at home for va
cation of three or four weeks
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from a weeks visit with her sister. Mrs
II. A. Wiley. in Newport. n II.
Miss Zeta Ryan went today to st
Adams, where she will remain until Mon.
day, when she will 80 to Montreal
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X Bancroft and son
of Buffalo. n. Y. were guests at the
| Brooks House the first of this week
Miss Marguerite Tucker returned Sun.
| day from Boston. She was witness
Of the Dartmouth Harvard foot ball game
SATURDAY..
Rev. E. T. Mathison was in Rutland
| Tuesday and Wednesday to attend a
clericus of the Episcopal clergy of Rut-
| land county.
Mrs. Leslie II. Streeter and her mother,
Mrs. George F. Moseley. will move to
Greenfield next week from Mrs Sim0nds's
house on High street.
II. II. Mower who sold his store on
Central street to William Macia. went
Tuesday night to Sheldon to engage in
the hardware business.
Miss Josie F. Lewis. a niece Of the Rev.
| F. w. Lewis, visited in town during the
week, on her way from Boston to her
home in Mortified, this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Estey We're called to
New York city Monday by telegram ~
rouncing the serious illness of Mrs Es-
te''s mother Mrs. Z. II. Chase
Mrs H. s Phelps and Miss Theda Bagg
of Mittineague, Mass, and Paul c. Crom-
bic of Meriden Conn, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs, w. b. Crombie this week.
Miss Hannah Shea. who has been a lin
| otype operator in The Phoenix Office sew
eral months. has given up her position
and returned to her home in Keene
Sergeant Herbert Cotteral and Private
Fred Manser of Troop A. I'd United States
Cavalry, of Fort Ethan Allen. are spend
ing ten days with friends in Brattleboro.
Richard Howe has finished work as
yard clerk for the Central Vermont Rail-
way company and has taken a position as
| linotype operator in the Reformer office
Miss Ida Waite, who returned from
Boston last week, was accompanied by
the oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
kunhardt, who will remain here some
time.
Mrs. Fred Cressy came HON Saturday
for stay of a few days before return
ing to Barre where she has been sew
eral weeks with her mother who is Sc
riously i'll.
The Middlebury College foot ball team,
| of which Hugh Lynde is left tackle and
| captain, closed the season Monday by
winning SO from St. Lawrence Univer-
sity in pouring rain at Mddlebury'
Mrs. G. w. Plat of Great Darlington
Mass. came to Brattleboro "Wednesday 10
spend several days with her mother Mrs'
Royal Tyler. Mrs Tyler will return win
her to Great Darlington next week 10
spend the winter,
James b. Sullivan of St. Adams, for
merly Of Brattleboro, passed through mere
yesterday afternoon at ABS en- route 10
Jacksonville, Fla, where he will spehu
the winter. He expects TO reach Jackson
vile next Tuesday.
The young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred l.. Howe was critically i'll the nrst
of the week, but is now recovering Inc
child is being cared for by her aunt, Mfs'
F. C. Gale, while Mrs. Howe is in nos
pital n New York city.
Capt b. r. Allen OF Newport, \. H.
came Wednesday to visit at c. +. Blhs.
hams until Tuesday, when he VIII go ~
Atlanta, Ca, to spend the winter Mr. ,;;
and Mrs. John Dudley of Newport VIII
come to Brattleboro to accompany him
Cards were sent out this week by Mts'
James Clune for the wedding OF her uadsH,
ter, Mary Elanore, to Thomas Sdhlu.u
Groonell of Rutland, the event to take
place Wednesday evening, Nov % AZ
7.SO, in st. Michael's Roman Cathont