Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-09-02
BRATTLE1oRo PERSONAL

Frank Baker is at home from Spring
field, Mass, for few days.
Miss Norris, a trained nurse in SPRING
field, Mass, is guest of Mrs. F. L.
Reed.
Mrs. \. c. Davenport left this morning
to visit three weeks in Hartford, Spring.
field and Greenfield.
L. Z. Harris and his aunt, Mrs. w w.
Walker, have visited this week in Lud-
low and Springfield, this state.
Mrs. f. II. Howard and daughter, Mir
lam, who have been at Old Orchard three
weeks, will return tomorrow
Mrs. Walter Keith and two sons of
Cleveland, Ohio, came yesterday for a
visit with Mrs. George II. Ryder.
Mrs William Bradley and child re-
turned yesterday after several weeks
visit at her home in Dummerston.
Leland Carlton is clerk in NJ. ]. Moran's
during the absence of John Clune, who
will go to Manassas with Company l.
Misses Emma and Louise Perry Of
Moores, n. Y, who came here Saturday.
have taken a room at 10 Clark street
Miss Tuckerman. niece of the noted
musical writer returned to Boston Thurs
day after being at Hillcrest three weeks.
Miss f. Belle Stanton. who was the guest
of Mrs, John l.. Roess two weeks. return
/ ed Tuesday to her home in Norwich,
Conn
Miss Alice j. Boyd of the Comstock
school in New York and Miss Nellie l..
Archer of New York are guests at Hill
crest.
! Mr.. and Mrs. l. b. Coates, who have
been visiting in Brattleboro and at Sun
set lake, returned to their home in Provi-
| dence Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Bower of Pitts
| burg, Pa, Rev. Laurance +. Bower and
! a of hn
| Brooks House
Letter Carrier S. II. Farr is taking his
annual vacation. He will spend a portion
of his time in Boston. Substitute Wilder
is on his route.
! Mrs. c. F. Mann and daughter, Helen.
went Saturday to North Leomnster,
| Mass, to stay three weeks with Mrs
! Mann's sister.
! Jack. 6. son OF Mr. and Mrs p L. Shea.
has been critically III with dysentery
since Sunday but his condition now is
! slightly improved
! Henry b. Willis OF Meriden, Conn. has
been here this week. He went to Will
mington to exhibit the Angelus at the
| complimentary concert.
Mr. and Mrs $. O. Miner returned We'd
nesday from Boston, where they went
Saturday. The trip was made with f. D.
! Whitney in his automobile.
James Dunleavy will leave tomorrow for
| Hartford, Conn, where he will begin work
Monday as a filter of glasses and as en-
graver for a large concern.
NJ. Severance, who was at the Retreat
| few weeks for treatment for a nervous
! collapse, went Monday to the home of
his sister Mrs. George Preston, in North
Charlestown, n. II.
Or. Henry Tucker is moving from the
| old Estey homestead on Canal street to
the Brown house on Williston street. Mrs
Fuller will have the Deacon Estey place
extensively repaired.
Miss Annie O'Neil, who was here for
n two weeks vacation with ner aunt,
Miss Johanna Baker, returned Wednes
day to Montague Mass, where she is
nurse in the Farren hospital.
Misses Catherine and Agnes Barrett, who
have been visiting at NJ. ]. Moran's, re-
| turned to their home in Bellows Falls to-
day. They were accompanied by Miss
Mildred Macdonald, VINO will visit there
a few days.
here a week to visit his sister, Mrs. A
Rhode, went Monday to Springfield, Mass,
and after staying there a week he will
return home. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Herman Bate of Chicago, aunt of Mr..
| Rhode.
Clark Campbell, rurai route agent, has
been in this county this week. Mr.. Camp
bell looked over some routes up in the
marrow gauge" country, and Wednesday
drove to Wilmington with Postmaster
Taylor on business connected with the
rural routes there.
Letters have been received from Miss
Edwina Whitney, who sailed from New
York Aug. 6, with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Whitney telling of her safe arrival in
Gibraltar Miss Whitney had a pleasant
voyage and made many agreeable ac-
quaintances on board.
Charles Blakesley, who has been en-
ployed as electrician in the local Office of
the New England Telephone company the
past five years will flnisn work for the
company Saturday, and in about two
weeks he will sail from New York for
Colon, Panama, where he will be employed
by the Panama Railroad company in work
similar to that in which he has been en-
gagged here