Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-02-20
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

] Arthur lNttulilNi t VI VI ''iii~iN 'bNiiN
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Charles Sargent is visiting rela-
/ tives in Boston.
Martin Austin. jr, spent Friday In
Springfield, Mass.
& J. d. Austin Of Springfield. Mass,
was in town Saturday.
: John ]. Ray of Boston has been at the
Brooks House this week.
/ c. H. Eddy is recovering from a two
weeks illness with the grip.
Deputy Sheriff Alonzo Starkey is con-
/ fined to his home with grip.
/ Michael Austin of Springfield Mass
/ is visiting his mother, Mrs. Maurice Aus
tin.
Mr.. G. II Smith returned yesterday
after a visit of few days in Northamp-
ton.
| d. z. Dewitt returned Tuesday from
stay of a few weeks in Southern Pines
n. c..
Mrs John D. Mairs of New York city
has been a guest at the Brooks House
| this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. White of Peterboro,
N. H.. spent Sunday at II. 3. Cham
berlain's
Miss Annie Gregg returned Saturday
| after visit of two weeks in Bridge
port. Conn.
| D. W. Beeman of East Windsor, Conn,
is visiting his son, f. E. Beeman of
| Canal street
G. L. Durham and o. ID. Stowell went
Sunday to Boston on a business trip
of four days
Miss Dorothy Mitchell has been guest
| of her aunt Mrs. NJ NJ. Turner, in
| Winchester this week.
Miss L. Belle Tenney went to New
York Monday to spend several weeks
in the study of music.
Miss Elizabeth Kiley will go today,
| Friday. to her home in Greenfield Tor
| a visit of a few days
Dr. Mortimer Stoddard of Springfield
Mass was a guest at Mrs Dowley's
| Saturday and Sunday.
Nh and Mrs. Fred Morse moved Mon
| day from the Doolittle house on Canal
| street to Market block
Charles T. Hawley spent Sunday with
Mrs. Hawley and child returning with
| them to Gardner Monday
John c. Pellet and bride of Worces-
ter Mass, have been guests of Mr..
Pellets mother this week.
Miss Alice Parkhurst of st. Johnsbury
has been spending the week with her
sister Miss Fannie Parkhurst.
Fred Coleman returned Thursday af-
ter = yisi, of several weeks in White
River ..iuction and St Johnsbury.
Miss Nellie T. Grady and Miss Eliza
DtIn +. DcuIluS Nlslleu SATURDAY a. bhS
Farren hospital i'm Montague, Mass.
Mrs. Henry Brown and son, Stuart, and
Miss Hattie Mather returned Tuesday
after visit OF few days in Boston
L. l.. she, has been in Boston part of
the week on business trip. John Aus
tin was clerk in his store during his alb
sence
Misses Margaret sullivan. Alice Bailey
and Mary Lills began work this week in
, @ Ia. TIapl4r A Mitchell COmnanN'S
factory.
NJ H. Navin is still at the Brooks
House, while looking after the interests
of the Medina Gold Mining company in
BrattleborO.
Mrs. O. T. Ware has returned from
Fitchburg. where she went several
weeks ago TO care for Mr.. Wares moth
er who was i'll.
Professor and Mrs. l.. \. Butterfield
go to Boston this week. Mr.. Butter
field will give a course of lectures in
private school.
DR.. E. r. Lynch was in Montague
Monday. accompanying there a patient
who will be treated for appendicitis at
the Farren hospital.
Fred Bemis, superintendent of the Will
cox x White company returned Sunday
to Merdeu. Conn., after a short visit
with ms sister, Mrs {. r. Crosby
Twelve members of the H. y. p. V 2.
will 60 tonight on ii sleighride to Bern
ardston, where supper will be served to
them at the New England House.
Banns of marriage were published Sun
day at s.. Michael's Roman Catholic
church between Cornelius Connors and
katherine Mcguire, both of Brattleboro.
O. o. Ware was elected the Windham
county member of the Vermont Maple
Sugar Markers association at the an
nual meeting of the association in Mont
pelier
Mr.. Walsh Of Ogdensburg. n. Y, visit
ed his son, William Walsh. clerk a the
freight office, part of the week Mr.
Walsh is captain of a steamboat on the
great lakes.
Lawyer c. c. Fits will go to Putney
to speak on The Opportunity for a Life
of Service, in Law" in Il series of Sun
day evening services in the Congrega-
tional church.
NJ. b. Switzer of Putney began work
for the American Express company in
Brattleboro Monday. He will move here
later. Louis Barnes is now clerk in the
express office.
Mrs. Lucy Bundy went Saturday to
the Massachusetts General hospital for
medical treatment Her daughter, Mrs.
Pearl Clapp, accompanied her as far as
Millers Falls.
Mrs. John Houghton, who was so seri-
ously i'll last week with pneumonia at
lIl HUNS Oll vernon street, was taken
Monday to The Hemlocks, where she is
receiving treatment
Timothy Kaine of Springfield this
state, was in town this week to hear
Rev Father SulliVan's lecture Wednes-
day night. He was a guest at Chas
Cooks while here.
Mary Howe will be the soloist and
Lucien Howe the accompanist at a con-
cert in Shelburne Falls early in March
under the auspices of the student chorus
of Arms Academy.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred U. Simpson were
in town few days, coming to attend
the Masonic ball. Mr.. Simpson returned
TO New York Wednesday morning, and
Mrs. simpson on Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs, w. II. Rockwell jr., whose
marriage at New York Saturday is an
nounced elsewhere, came directly to Brat
tleboro on their wedding journey They
have been at the Brooks House this
week.
Dana Gilman and Hugh Betterley re-
turned Tuesday from Norwich Univer-
sitY, the institution having been closed
for a vacation of two weeks on account
of an epidemic of grip among the stu
dents
Miss Lillian Lavele, who has been
goVernness of DIR. Lawtons children at