Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-05-29
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.


iu Mass. Tuesday.
a. t. Toomey. Of the Brooks House
-n.ut sunday in Boston.
Miss Mary Warner went Monday to
ra.ulrdston to visit relatives.
b. Emerson returned Tuesday from
81 weeks visit in Wilton, n II.
Vr- Charles Kaye went to Meriden.
Conn.,. saturday to visit her husband
station Agent J. II. Burke and family
went Tuesday to Randolph for a visit
Leslie Streeter OF Greenfield formerly
o. Urattleboro, spent Sunday in town
Miss Florence Stout of Newark. y. j..
is guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Shampa-
more.
Bert Dana of Boston will spend Me
mortal day with his sister, Miss Grace
Dlua
George W. Clapp of Springfield Mass,
spent the first of the week with his
parents.
clark w. Lamphier of Rutland began
work as bell hoy at the Brooks House
Monday.
Mrs. E. E. Blanchard left Monday for
visit of two weeks in Rutland and
Brandon
George II. Hail is one of the jurors at
the ses~ion of the United states court in
Windsor
Howard c. Rice began work Tuesday
Trust company.
Mrs. Charles Leonard started Monday
on "a three weeks trip through Vermont
accompanying her husband. who is
commercial traveller.
Mrs J. \. Taylor went last Saturday
to spend a week with Mrs. r. H. Riddell
in East SomerVlle, Mass.
\. c. Ndrch of Biston came to Brat
teboro Sunday night for a stay of a few
days at the Brooks House
A2or Marshall has suffered severely
with neuralgia following an attack of
Strip. but is now recovering.
w. II. Haywood, superintendent of the
Brdttleburo overall company. went Mon
day to Littleton, n H.. his former home
Mrs. Howard c. Rice will go Monday
to Bridgeton. y. j.. for a visit of ten
days with former classmates at Smith
College.
Miss Nette e Harris returned Satur-
day after spending several weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Jennie L. King, in
Shushan, n. Y.
James G. Bagg won a place in a pre-
liminary round of the 22O dash at the III
er-collegiate at Worcester. but failed
TO win in the semi-inals
Mrs. y. W. Childs returned to Man
cheste, y. H., Wednesday after visit
of several days in town. Mr.. Childs was
here the first of the week
Charles w. Durham went Tuesday to
West Paris, Maine. He was joined there
by his father, who accompanied him on a
fishing trip to Kennebago lake
F. NJ. Miligan of Boston. agent of the
Pioneer Limited Express. of the Chicago
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad was in
Brattleboro Wednesday on business.
H. H Hunter. formerly clerk in S Will
cox's store, has begun work in Gleason s
grocery store. succeeding VIII Warren.
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Mrs. Helen Harrington Orr, formerly
a teacher in the public schools here,
returned to her home in North Adams
Wednesday after visit of ten days with
Mrs. Fred l.. Smith.
Conductor George Spafford of the New
London Northern railroad, formerly of
Brattleboro, has recently bought a new
house on Connecticut avenue, New Lon
don, and moved into it,
Mrs Sarah Rice. who has been visiting
ner sister, Mrs G.. II. Burns, returned
yesterday to her home in West Wards
boro Another sister Mrs. ProutY. ac-
companied her to West Wardsboro to
spend the summer.
]. Frank Wheeler of Worcester, Mass,
employed by the New York, New Haven
Il Hartford Railroad company, is SPEND
ing a vacation of three weeks at the
home of his father, Conductor Robert
Wheeler on Pearl street.
Evan Goodae who was at home a
week after his graduation from the Mas
sachusetts College of Pharmacy in Bos-
ton, went Monday to Falmouth, Mass,
where he will have position in the drug
store in which he worked last summer
DIR. H. Nelson Jackson of Burlington,
formerly assistant superintendent at the
Brattleboro Retreat, and S r. Croker
Of Seattle, started from San Francisco
Saturday in a 2O-horse power automobile
in an attempt to make a run from the
Pacific to the Atlantic ocean.
Frederick S Platt of Poultney, state
inspector of finance. was in Brattleborc
Monday to examine the Brattleboro Saw.
ings bank He went Tuesday to VIII
mington TO examine the Wilmington Saw
ings bank, accompanied by F. X. Bar,
rows.
Mrs. Emma Wilcox went Tuesday tC
Greenfield to visit her sister, Mrs. II. Il
Hackley. She will return to a. r. Har-
riss before starting from her home II
Minneapolis. Her son, who will CONF
East soon on a business trip will return
home with her.
c. l.. Whitney of New Haven, Conn.
and his daughter. Mrs. Alice c. Bascon
of Ticonderoga, n. Y, came to Brattle
boro Saturday night and remained unit
Tuesday. They returned recently from
a trip to California. They were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Boyden
Mrs. I. +. Adams and daughter, Edith
left Wednesday for Cleveland, Ohio
where they will remain several months
Mr. Adams and the other children will
live at the Brooks House until repairs
are completed on the house on Gal
street which Mr.. Adams bought recently
James Clark a graduate of Dartmouth
College who is now student al the Hart
ford Theological Seminary, is visiting a
the home of his father Dr. c. S Clark
before going to st. Johnsbury Centre
where he will supply the pulpit of tn
Congregational church during the sum
mer.
DR.. c. r. Aldrich and DR.. a. L. Petite
returned Saturday from their fishin
trip to the Averill lakes in Esse
county. They brought back handsom
specimens of lake trout, square tale
trout golden trout and land-locked sal
mon. Two lake trout weighed five pound
each.
George II. Kremeburg and Mr. an
Mrs. r. Parker and daughter of NeN
York John Morse and III. F. Bomay o
Boston, L. b. Hastings of Littleton, n. II
Herbert +. Newton of Holyoke and
MacD Shoemaker of Albany, ~
were guests at the Brooks House owe
sunday.
A. NJ. Sherman of Spokane, Wash, toI
merly secretary of the Vermont Loan
Trust company, was in town Monda!
having come East on a business trip. III