Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-01-16
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Dr. T.. X. Lyncn was III St' JohHspury
over Sunday.
Thomas Foley spent Sunday with his
family in Claremont.
Misses Lizzie and Johanna Sullivan
spent Sunday in Greenfield.
Mrs Joseph Fontaine of Greenfield
was in town a part of last week.
Mrs f. A. Wells returned last even
ing from Springfield and Boston.
Mrs. James Grady Is recovering from
a two weeks illness with lumbago.
G. e. Livesley of Worcester was in
town with his family over Sunday
Maj. and Mrs. F. w. Childs were in
Woodstock Tuesday and Wednesday.
John Dion has returned to Meriden
after visit of few days in town.
E. W. Bodgett returned Friday from
a visit of two weeks in Auburn. n. Y.
William Cudworth of San Francisco
is a guest Of his uncle, r. ]. b. Cud-
worth.
Fritz Schultz of Springfield Mass, is
spending vacation Of two weeks in
town.
H. b. Haus has been confined to his
bed this week. threatened with pneu-
mona.
Mrs. II. II. Hackley Of Greenfield,
who has been i'll several weeks, is inn
proving.
Mrs. Alzina Crouch moved yesterday
from Western avenue to the Ross house
on Elliot street.
Leslie Woodland returned this week to
Nashua y. H., after spending a few
days with relatives.
Thomas Aher of Greenfield visited in
town the first of the week while en-
route to ST. Adams.
Mrs l.. F. Adams returned Sunday
from visit Of several days in Spring
field and Northampton.
Mrs c. G. Maynard and daughter, Mar
ian. went Saturday to Orange, where
they will spend several weeks.
Lemuel Miller has finished work as
fireman in the Brooks House boiler
house and is succeeded by Arthur Day.
j. Mcknight has finished work for the
Carpenter Organ company. He re-
turned to his home in Rutland Wednes-
day.
Miss Lena Eva went yesterday to
Somerville, Mass, where she will make
her home with her sister, Mrs. Melville
Lowe.
d. \. Elliot and l. D. Bailey went
Tuesday to St. Johnsbury and on We'd
nesday to Newport to attend Masonic
meetings.
\. H. Kttredge who has had charge
of the work on the abutment for the
new steel bridge, went to Albany, y.
Y, today.
Orrin stowen returned Friday from his
business trip to Indiana. He went to
Londonderry to spend Sunday with his
family.
Mabel Thayer, who has been spending
two weeks with her aunt. Mrs. Charles
Williams. went Friday to her home in
New York
Deputy ]. E. Mellen and Leopold Ret
ting went Tuesday to Mortified. Mass
of Red Men.
Mrs. Moses Howe. who sustained in
juries by a fall several weeks ago. is
seriously i'll at the Home for the Aged
and Disabled.
DR.. w. H. Rockwell of New York was
in town Tuesday to attend the annual
meeting of the directors of the Vermont
National bank.
The Twentieth Century whist club
will go to Bernardston Saturday on a
sleigh ride. Supper will be served the
party at the hotel.
Rev. r. X. Marvin was in West Ches-
terrified Tuesday to officiate at the fun
eral of Cords Stearns, who died in
Seneca Falls, n. Y.
Mrs. George Fitzsimmons. who is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Cobb, will return to her home in
Burlington next week.
James \, Austin finished work Sat-
urday for Brosnahan & Sullivan. Miss
Margaret Brosnahan of the firm has
gone INTO the store as clerk.
Mrs Margaret Gatty is spending a
week in Wollaston. Mass. with the
family of Mr.. Briggs, who is a member
Of the firm of Chase x Sanborn
Mr. and Mrs T. T. Britton. after a
visit Of two or three weeks in New
York, have returned to the Brooks
House to remain there until April.
Rev. II. r. Miles went Monday TO Rut-
and to spend two days with Congrega-
ional ministers of the state in prepara-
lion for the Vermont Forward Move
nent.
Shirley Brigham came from Rutland
on Wednesday he and Mrs. Brigham
went to Boston TO attend the funeral
IF a relative.
Miss jeanne l.. Stoddard who has been
IL at The Hemlocks,' was able to be
tut Saturday. She expects to return this
week to her duties as school teacher in
Newtonvme, Mass.
DR., John A. Drouin returned Thurs
lay from Lebanon. n. H., where he was
allied by the serious illness of his sis
er. While away he went to Waterbury
o assist in surgical operation.
Mr.. Thompson of West Randolph, a
member of the firm of B. Souto & Co.
Vas IN Brattleboro yesterday to inspect
he work on the buildings which will
comprise the Souto furniture plant.
John L. Stewart, employed the past
wo and one-half years. in the office of
ne vermont Loan x Trust company
,egan work yesterday as bookkeeper for
he Hooker, Corser & Mitchell company.
c. Il. Whttemore returned Monday
q Boston after a visit of few DAYS in
5rattleboro He is a nephew of Mr..
whose wife, Harriet DECKER
nan RANSOM was asphyNiated recent
y.
Geo. W. Pierce, the Retreat farmer.
5 now making good recovery from
lis long illness He is able to be about
he house. and will soon be out door.
ma his complete and permanent re-
overy seems to be assured
Brattleboro friends have received from
irs. Frank Gould Brown cards of invita-
ION to the marriage of her daughter.
elsie Woodbury., and Thomas Courtney
enluns, the event to be celebrated Jan.
= IN st. Francis Xavier's church in New
'ork city.
Mrs. l.. Bartlett and Miss Maria Sted-
nan left Wednesday for trip to Flori-
a. where they will remain until spring.
heE We're accompanied to Springfield
lass, by their sister. Mrs. e. E. Fish
T. VINO Will visit week there with her
rother, ID. b. Stedman.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Bracket who
ave lived at the Brooks House dur
ls the fall and winter, moved Friday
their new home, the so-called Dew
ms house, at the corner of North Main
ma North streets. Workmen have been