Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-04-17
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

lives in Greenfield,
e. T. GRAHAM has been in Boston on a
business trip this week.
Roy Cook has begun work as bookkeep-
err for Manley Brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. +. w. Harlow were in
Springfield, Mass. Wednesday.
Harry Bruce is working for Percy
Jones in the City meat market.
Robert c. Mitchell has been at home
several days from New York city.
Mrs s. a. Goddard has returned after
a stay of several weeks in Boston.
Miss Helen Day of Springfield. Mass,
visited in Brattleboro over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Newell and baby of White
River Junction are visiting in town.
D. f. Shea spent Sunday in Rutland
with Mrs. Shea, who was visiting there.
Mrs. Fred S. Doak of Somervlle, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Louise Hack
ley.
Mrs. S. o. Miner is visiting this week
with Mrs. f. A. Hubbard in Springfield,
Mass
George Powers and G. w. Walters of
Brooklyn were in Brattleboro the first of
the week.
Mrs. j. A. Taylor was able to sit up
briefly Wednesday for the first time in
three weeks.
Miss Eta Turner spent Sunday in
Springfield, Mass, with her sister Miss
Annie Turner
DR.. John A. Drouin returned Monday
from a visit of a few days at his home in
ST. Johnsbury.
Fred Tuthill, the engineer, and his
daughter, Lizzie, were in Springfield,
Mass, Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Horton left Monday to
nd ion Of fxxn lie in,
York and Washington.
Miss Helen Parsons, the trained nurse
has gone to New York and Boston for
vacation of two weeks.
Harry Wales Joined his father yester-
day in Clinton, Mass, where they will
bring out King Jollity.
Mrs l.. w. Hawley was called to Tafts-
vile Tuesday to see her mother, who sus-
tanned injuries by a fall.
Mrs. C. NJ. c. Richardson, who has
been visiting in town week, will return
today to Pittsfield Mass.
Rev. p. Ashley, pastor of the Swedish
Lutheran church. left Saturday for his
new charge in Lowell, Mass.
Hosea Mann of Torrington, Conn,
cashier of the Torrington National bank,
was in Brattleboro over Sunday.
Mrs. Timothy Aher will go Saturday
to Bellows Falls for a visit, and Mr..
Aher will join her there Sunday.
Miss Della Joslin of Medford. Mass,
spent her Easter vacation with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Joslin.
w. r. Geddis returned this week from
a business and pleasure trip to Hoosick
Falls, Troy and Averill Park, N. Y.
Miss Caroline Bliss will go early next
week to Pennsylvania for a visit before
returning to her home in Akron. Ohio.
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Saturday to Meriden Conn, after brief
outing in Brattleboro and at Sunset lake.
Carl Hol,ender has been appointed
clerk of the Brattleboro Street Railroad
company to succeed c. l.. Stickney, re-
signed.
Miss Crowell, the teacher, who was
called to Amherst several weeks ago,
resumed her duties in the public schools
Monday.
Mrs. James F. Estey has returned from
Wilton, N. H., where she spent four
months with her daughter, Mrs. P. F.
Amidon.
Frank L. Howe, editor of the Benning-
ton Banner and Reformer, and Dean H.
Perry, editor of the Barre Times, were
in town Monday.
E. p. Barnes returned Tuesday from
Randolph. He will live with his son,
Louis. Willis and Leon Barnes returned
Monday to Boston.
Jerry j. Cudworth of San Francisco
who has been visiting his uncle, T. B.
Cudworth, went Tuesday to Boston for a
visit of week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Stockwen returned
Saturday from visit in Meriden, Conn
Mr.. Stockwell attended the big Red Men S
convention in New Haven.
Miss Kittie Stewart, who has been al
work at Durham Brothers, has begun
work in the Office of the S. A. Smith
company as stenographer.
Melvin Thurber is a member of Colgate
University glee club for the season OF
1898. A half-tone cut of him is published
in the clubs advertising literature.
Mrs. S. NJ Davis moved this week
from Daniel Crowley's house on Cana.
street to the house she recently bought
of Mrs. Emma Darling on Green street.
Henry Winslow of Nebraska, formerly
one of the owners of the widely known
Wnsow farm in Putney, was in Brat
tleboro Wednesday calling on former &C
quaintances.
Miss Nettie E. Harris went Saturday tc
Shushan, N. Y, to see her sister. Mrs
Jennie L. King, who is i'll with a nervous
affection. Mrs. King is under the care
of a trained nurse.
Speaker John H. Merrifield went Mon
Mccullough and Lieut. Gov. Stanton the
laws enacted at the last session of the
legislature, which have been engrossed
Mrs. H. o. Coolidge of Keene will come
to Brattleboro Monday and will be
guest at H. H. Thompsons Mrs
Coolidge will give a paper on 'Mush
rooms" before the Woman's club mex
week, illustrating it with her own wate
color paintings.
Miss Ellen Calnon, who has lived will
c. +. Il. Jenne's family the past
years has gone to Springfield, Mass. t
live with DR.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Stoddard
lily of the late E. w. Stoddard.
Dr. and Mrs. d. p. Webster returned
TO Brattleboro Friday night. They wer
absent eight weeks, spending all tn
time except a few days in Orangeburg
S. c. DR.. Webster's daughter, Mrs
Cary, and her young son accompanied
them to Philadelphia, where they VII
remain for a week or two.
The International Sunshine society will
dorf-Astoria on Thursday, May q. Mrs
Florence G. Estey and Mrs. e. A. Stark
ey are delegates from the Brattlebor
society, branch l, and they Will atteh
the convention accompanied by the pres
ident, Mrs. E. S. Bowen. The railroad
will make special rates for those al
tending this convention, which Will one
good opportunity for any who desir
TO visit New York. -r
George Holden moved Monday from