Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-04-03
PERSONAL.

this week.
Mrs. O. b. Ramsey is visiting her son
in Worcester.
Edward Boyle began yesterday to care
for Col. Austine.
Miss Worthing of Boston is q guest of
Mrs. Charles Warder
Mrs. Il. F. Barnes is seriously i'll at
| her home on Canal street
Edith Gould of New York is visiting
/ her aunt, Miss Emma Dutton.
| Mrs Peck of Westminster is visiting
at her brothers, w. Il. Banks's.
Miss Anna Martineau will spend Sun
| day at her home in Bellows Falls.
James Austin, ST. resumed work this
week for G. f. Allen, the florist
Mrs. l.. L. Bardwell has moved from
| the water cure building to ii Harris
/ place.
Miss Molie Bracket of Nashua, n. H.,
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. c. j.
Cook.
Or. f. G. Pettee and family have
moved back to their farm in West Brat
tleboro.
Miss katherine Stewart is employed as
bookkeeper for the Brattleboro overall
company.
Patrick Ryan returned Saturday from
Gardner, where he attended the funeral
of his father
Miss Florence Converse of East Put
ney has a position as clerk in Houghton
4 Simondss store
Miss Mary Cobleigh of Chesterfield, be-
gan her seasons work dressmaking for
Mrs. Tyler Monday.
Mrs Sabrna Miller of West Brattle-
boro has entered the Home for the Aged
and Disabled this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Smith are moving
this week from Prospect street to their
summer home in Guilford
Mrs. John Metcalf of South Newfane
has been spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. VIII Melen.
Miss Mamie Keliher returned Wednes-
} day to Greenfield after several days
visit with Miss Nellie Brown.
Hermon Cook moved yesterday from
Westmoreland, n. H.. into the Van
Doom house on Elliot street.
w. Macie returned yesterday from
Shelburne, this state, where he was call
ed to attend the funeral of his sister.
Miss Jessie Swift of the Berkshire Nor
F NAL school is at the home of her brother,
f. |. Swift, for a weeks vacation.
, Mrs Mary Brosnahan and daughter
will move next Thursday to Maiden,
Mass. where they will make their home
0 Mrs Fred Blake and two children OF
5 Windsor are visiting Mrs Blake's sister
: Mrs Charles Lockwood, of Canal street
Miss Eliza Rawson of Willimantic, CT
and jerome Rawson of Jacksonville were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. E Banks
4 this week.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cook will NOV,
. 1 tomorrow from the cobblestone house or
: Canal street to the Doolittle house or
/ Elliot street.
q w. O. Baldwin of Rutland, superinten
$ dent of agencies of the New York Lift,
f Insurance company, in Vermont. was II
- BrattlebOro yesterday.
t Mr.. and Mrs. David Stevens. for man,
= years residents of Cambridgeport, hav'
n come to Brattleboro to live with thei
# daughter Mrs. Z. S. Wyman.
e Herbert Lovejoy will finish work 70
n Durham Brothers tomorrow and viii
n have employment in the pipe organ de
partment in the Estey Organ works.
Pauline Jenne is at home from Mt
l. Holyoke College Margaret Averil /
l visiting a few days in New Haven bu
II will come home before returning to Nj
- Holyoke.
- Warren Head has been assisting in tn
n work in Durham Brothers store 4
o Greenfield this week. He will go 500
% to Bellows Falls to work in the firm
: store there.
Emory Whitney has finished work o
the Bradley farm and entered the emplo
of the Valley Grain company. He ha
4 rented tenement IN Mrs. Daring
house on Green street,
Miss Estela NJ Niles has recovere
~ sufficiently from recent surgical opera
ton at the Massachusetts General hos
, pital so that she has been removed
10 the home of her uncle, c. +. Clisbee. {
Revere.
Bessie L. Farnum has left the emplo
of Chids & Putnam and gone with he
parents, who have moved to Bernardstoi
She will take special course of stud
er in Powers Institute and will also teac
- shorthand there.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Taylor We're
- Springfield, Mass, last night to witnes
~ the performance of Mile James in "Tf
10 Little Princess" Miss James is a person
- al friend and was entertained by Mr. an
~ Mrs. Taylor during the day.
err George Bush of Brookline who playe
Of first base for the Greenfield base ba
Sc team part of last season, has been ell
a. gagged to return this year. Jas. F. McCo
" mick of Hinsdale, one of the pitchers
III the Holy Cross College team, may al:
go to Greenfield for the summer.
Mrs. ]. j, Estey gave party Wedne
day evening in honor of her niece, Mi
Gull The visit was a surprise to Mi
,,+ Gull About 90 classmates and frien'
&C We're present. The evening was spel
20 pleasantly with dancing and social d
or versions, and refreshments We're serve
PHI c. B. Diggins of New York has bee
90. renewing old acquaintance in tow
I'M while on his way to his old home
Ter Weathersfield. Mr.. Diggins was er
RS. ployed in the old Brattleboro Hou
RS. more than 80 years ago, and later WI
RS. with the late John l.. Ray seven year