Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-04-10
6RATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

over Sunday
Charles O'Connor has finished work for
Ullery q Co.
Col J. G. Estey went Monday to De-
troit on business
Miss Maud Carlton spent Wednesday in
Springfield Mass.
|. II. Williamson returned Tuesday from
a visit in New York.
Capt. Ernest j: Waterman spent sun
day In Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. c. w. Thomas has moved from 9
Pearl street to Is Central street
Mrs w. II. Corser went Tuesday to
Newport N. H., to visit her sister.
Charles Welcome finished work for the
Bratteboro News company Monday.
Mrs. Leavitt has returned from the
Bermudas, where she spent the winter.
Miss Florence Goodenough is at home
from Boston for the Easter vacation.
W. w. Cook returned Monday from
Nottingham. where he spent the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Ryder have return
ed from a visit of several weeks in Ply
mouth, Mass.
Lieutenant Governor Stanton was in
town Saturday on business before the
probate court.
Mrs Josephine Green was called to
Westlield, Mass. this week to attend the
funeral of a relative
Harry Smith of Wesleyan University
is spending the Easter vacation at his
home in Brattleboro.
Charles Sampson returned Monday to
Springfield, this state, after visiting rel
atves in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Herrick will move
soon from Chesterfield to Mr.. Greenes
house on Frost street.
Mrs. S. f. Williams returned to the
Brooks House Tuesday after spending
five months in California.
John l.. Howard of Maiden, Mass,
teacher of hand writing, was in Brattle-
boro the first of the week
Rev. r. *. Marvin will preach alter
nate Sunday afternoons at Guilford Cen
tire, beginning next Sunday.
Miss Minnie Prescott, a Boston school
teacher, and lady friend are spending u
vacation at George p. Millers.
Prof and Mrs. l.. A Butterfield have
returned from Boston and are occupying
their house on Washington street.
Mrs. Leslie Scott and daughter. Mil
dred' of New York city came Saturday
to spend d week at Freeman SCOTS
Mrs. Florence f. Farr was called to
New Bedford last week by the illness of
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Wells.
Frank Haskins of the Tufts medical de-
partment returned to Boston Tuesday
after visit of few days at home.
Miss Jeanne Il. Stoddard of Newton
Mass, came home Saturday, her school
having closed for the spring vacation.
Mrs. Wright who has been visiting
here with her daughter, Mrs. j. E. Rog-
ers. returned Friday to Shirley, Mass.
H. 7. Freeman returned Saturday from
"A visit of two weeks with his daughter,
Mrs. Charles T. lIawley, in Gardner,
Mass.
H c. Walbrdge has finished work as
local reporter for the Reformer and has
returned to his home I'm West Concord
this state.
Miss Carolyn Clark. who is engaged in
teaching in Guilford Conn. has been
with her parents at West Brattleboro for
the Easter vacation.
Frank H. Flagg. formerly assistant ed
itor of the Reformer, is now engaged in
the practise of law in Boston. having Of
fees at No. Is Court Square.
Louis Henkel the express messenger.
has bought f. +. Warmers house on
Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. War
ner have moved to Bellows Falls
Miss Florence Lamson and Miss Minnie
Brasor Of Brooklne, Mass, and Miss
Ella Newman of Waltham came home
Friday night for a weeks vacation
Harry Vincent Is the new barber in the
y.
Spring Mr. Vincent was for four years
manager of the Crawford House shop in
Boston.
Frank Larrow has given up his lease
of the Broad Brook House in Guilford
and has rented the Clisbee house in that
village. Larrow win travel for a wor-
cester firm.
Wills +. Barnes, employed on the Bos-
ton elevated railroad. was called to Brat
l.NH
mother Mrs. +. =. Barnes. which ter
minated fatally.
Mrs Moseley and daughter of Vernon
will move here soon to the house which
they own on Oak street, occupied by c.
E. Knight and c. F. Thomas Mr. Knight
will move from the house.
DR.. and Mrs. d. II. Calder will leave
saturday for Provost, Utah, where the
doctor will have charge of a sanitarium.
Or. Calder has been second assistant
physician at the Retreat several years.
VIII Billings, a former Brattleboro boy.
VINO appeared here several times in am
ateur theatricals, is travelling with the
Guy Brothers Ministries as end man. He
appeared with the company in Hinsdale
last week.
Rev. Frank L. Phalen. after an en-
forced absence since last November, oc-
cupied his pulpit in the Church of the
Unity, Worcester last Sunday. He gave
a discourse on Palm Sunday and Its
Meaning"
George johnson, clerk of the United
states circuit court, came from Burling-
ton saturday to consult with Judge
Wheeler on official business Judge
Wheeler has been confined to his house
several days with an attack of influenza
Lawyer T. w. Moloney of Rutland was
in Brattleboro Monday on business con-
nected with the suit of Mrs. Stephen
Ellis and daughters against o. II. Ellis,
+. {. Gale and J. A. Taylor. Mr.. Molon-
ey is one of the attorneys for the de-
PENDANTS.
Sanford A Daniels has finished work
for the Brattleboro overall company.
He had been employed by the concern
the past Il years, having charge of the
shipping and ordering in the factory.
Mr.. Daniels has not decided definitely
upon his plans for the future. He re-
ceived a pleasant surprise Wednesday
morning when CHARTERED oak hat rack
fitted with a large mirror, was sent to
his house, a gift from his former asso-
ciates in the factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fisk Hooker re-
turned to Brattleboro Friday night after
an absence of three months. They Wis
TIED in Egypt, countries of Southern Eu- /
rope, France. and spent some time with
Mrs. Hookers relatives near London.
They took passage from Southampton |
on the Deutschland of the Hamburg
American line. This vessel had the |
toughest passage in her history. and
during almost the entire voyage no pas
sengers were allowed on deck.
Tom Dowd left Holyoke last week for