Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-05-06
8RATTLE5oRo PERSONAL


Cornelius Sullivan spent Wednesday at
the Farren hospital in Montague.
Andrew March of Sheburne Falls is
the guest of his brother, Hal March
Mr.. and Mrs Robert c. Bacon are NOV
ing to their house on Western avenue.
Earl Arnold of Amherst college spent
Sunday with his brother, Arthur Arnold
Miss Louise Green went Wednesday to
Natick, Mass where she will have work
Mrs. Il. w. Harlow of Montpelier came
to Brattleboro Wednesday for a few days
visit.
Miss Lula Greasy began her engage
ment Sunday as organist in the Unitarian
church.
Col. G. II. Bond, messenger in the
United States Senate, reached home Sat
urday.
Mrs George II. Walker and Miss Eunice
Reed of Westminster are guests of Mrs
i. Goodrich.
f. Il. Putnam and l. ID. Bailey attended
the Mystic Shriners' meeting in Boston
last evening.
Frank Turner and family have taken a
tenement in Charles McMenimen's house
on Flat street.
Thomas Cahil of Cambridge. Mass.
spent Sunday at the home of his uncle
r. A. Murphy.
Miss Abbie Tucker of Northampton
came Tuesday to spend several days with
MIS-. u. r. warner.
w. H. Vinton and Dennison Cowles
left Saturday on a business trip of sever
al weeks to Colorado.
Burr Taft of Norfolk, Neb, came Tues
day night to attend the funeral of his
mother, Mrs l. b. Taft
Miss Mary Averin of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting at the home of her
brother, George c. Averill.
Mrs. Snyder and daughter, Helen. of
StOCKDlldGe
Snyder's mother Mrs h. G. Corser.
Mrs. II. II. Crosby is in Springfield,
Mass, to attend the annual session of
the Eastern Teachers Art association.
Mrs. Agnes Coolidge Rice came home
Friday from Somerville where she is
teaching school She will return tomor-
Mrs. William f. Spring and young son
will leave tomorrow for a months visit at
Mrs Springs former home in Hudson
N. Y.
Mrs Thomas Foley and sons, Harold and
Paul, returned today after a weeks visit
with Mrs. Foley's parents in Claremont
N. II.
Mrs. NJ Anderson of Washington, who
died Saturday, was the grandmother of
Nellie, William and George Anderson of
Brattleboro.
Miss Mary Dawson, one of the opera
tors in the telephone exchange will start
Monday for Chicago to be gone two
three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Reed re-
turned Wednesday night from their we'd
ding trip. They will go to Albany, n. Y,
Sunday to live
Mrs L. j. Retting, who visited here
several days after being in Nashua and
Walpole n. H. a few weeks, left Friday
to join her husband in Detroit.
Mrs Nettie Starr Clement who visited
several days with her mother, Mrs. Par
ley Starr, returned to her home in Brook
Ign the latter part of last week.
Miss Josephine Foster, Miss Emma
Lundberg and Miss Carrie T. Cobb.
teachers in Springfield, Mass. came home
Saturday for a weeks vacation.
Ernest Franklin of East Putney has
moved to the Kipling farm to work, Mat
thew Howard having gone to Spofford
lake to conduct a livery stable during the
summer.
Mrs. c. G. Maynard, who visited her
father Gen. G. II. Bond, in Washington,
went from Washington at the close of
Congress to Boston to spend week with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Booker and
daughter Mary. of Chester, Pa, We're in
town Wednesday on their way TO West
Guilford, to visit Mr. Bookers mother,
Mrs. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs Harry L. Hodgkins re-
turned home Friday after an absence of
several weeks. Mrs. Hodgkins visited
during this time in Warner, N. H., and
St. Johnsbury
G. w. Chase who has been at home
some time recovering from fever con-
tracted in the West Indies is now in ia
maca teaching the upper department of
the village school.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Dimes went yester-
day to East Brookfeld, Mass, to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Dines's father, l.. f.
Capen, who died Tuesday at the age of
no will
Lawrence Heaphey, Richard Heaphey
and Miss Regina HeapheY went to Whate-
ly Mass, Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Lawrence Heaphey's brother, Nicholas.
The burial was in Northampton Wednes-
day
j. Harry Estey has been appointed one
of three members of the music committee
for the annual meeting of the National
Piano Manufacturers association, which
will be held in Atlantic City May %, 20
and %.
Miss Ruth Childs. who was i'll several
weeks in Florida is now suffering from
illness in South Carolina, and her return
with her parents, Major and Mrs. F. w.
Chids, may not take place for several
weeks.
Col and Mrs Haskins will not return
from Washington at present. They
rented a house there to June l and the
Colonel has variety of matters of public
interest which he wishes to finish before
leaving for the North.
Dr. H. D. Hoton, Dr. H. l.. Waterman
and DIR. E. r. Lynch attended the annual
meeting of the Connecticut River valley
Medical society, the Franklin County Med
ical society and the Cheshire County
Medical society in Bellows Falls Tuesday
George p. Levy, George w. Raymond
Frank W. Agan and James S. Gill OF
Ludlow were in Brattleboro Saturday af-
ternoon and over night, on their way 10
Ludlow from Springfield, Mass, with a
Knox automobile which they had just
bought.
Many friends of Myron p. Davis have
seen him in the role of Bola, the second
comedian at the Grand Opera house
New York city, where the opera Rec
Feather" is playing to crowded houses
After a week in Atlantic City and Brook
Ign, the company will play return toui
through Canada.
Miss Minnie E. Bradley, manager o.
the Postal telegraph office, left yesterday
for a visit of three weeks with relatives
in Albany, Hudson and New York city
During her absence the telegraph Office
will be in charge of Miss May Counter o
Pittsheld Mass, who will board with Mrs
Bradley in Crosby block
Herbert w Eddy who has been at tn
Brooks House the past 10 years larg
e hat a manager, and MIS-