Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-06-17
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL

James Manning of Boston was in town
over Sunday.
Miss Lottie Brown OF Orange is visiting
Mrs !. O. =. Smith
Mrs. Johanna Cunningham is spending n
week In Bellows Falls.
DIR. f. r. Lynch was at the Farren hos
pital in Montague Monday.
Henry Pellerin went today to Manches-
ter, y. II. to visit has father
+. f. Beeman OF Springfield, this state,
visited at his home over Sunday.
Mrs Mary Mosher went Wednesday to
Barre Plain. Mass. for an indefinite stay
MIR and Mrs Norman Fitch will go to-
day to Malone, n Y. for an indefinite
stay.
Mrs J. A. Whitcomb of searsburg is
visiting her daughter, Mrs \. T. Kirk
| wood
Dennis Cassidy Of Randolph was a guest
at the Hart Sanders wedding Wednesday
evening.
Raleigh Timson was thrown from his
| horse Wednesday night and had a shoulder
! fractured.
Miss Della Sumner of searsburg has
! been spending a week with her aunt, Mrs.
| r. Sumner.
Mrs. II. l. Dyke went to Manchester,
y. H.. Tuesday to spend several days
Mr. and Mrs Morris Brown of Woods
/ willie are expected tomorrow to visit at the
! formers home.
Mr. and Mrs. David 5. Carey left yes
terday to spend a vacation in Gardner
and Fitchburg.
Mr. and Mrs J, r. Rand and son, Ray
mond, went Wednesday to Townshend for
a months stay.
Miss Catherine Harnett is arranging to
-l-s.,.
! next Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Endlch We're called to
! Philadelphia Sunday by the death of Mrs.
| Endich's mother
Carroll and Roy Fisher returned yes
! terday from Gushing academy for the
| summer vacation.
Miss Cora Canedy of Hartford, Conn,
is a guest of Miss Nettie T.. Harris on
| Washington street.
Mr.. Murray and Mr. Oliphant of the firm
of Smith & Murray of Springfield have
been in town to-day.
Mr.. and Mr.. w II. Perry will move
next week from Crosby block to the Dear
born house on Western avenue.
Prof. Wlliston Walker of Hartford The
illogical seminary has opened his sum-
mer residence on Linden street,
Misses Phoebe Clark and Kittie Clune
have gone to Lake George for the sum-
mer They will be employed there.
Adele Cowles, daughter of d. Cowles,
is Ill with tonsilitis and is under the care
of Miss Edith Hill, professional nurse.
Mrs Harvey Houghton went to Spring
field, this state, yesterday for visit. and
will go to Claremont before returning.
Rev. f. T. Mathison and Col. Kittredge
Haskins attended the Episcopal diocesan
convention in st. Adams this week.
Miss Lizzie Murray, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. d. S. Carey, several
weeks returned yesterday to her home
in Gardner
Mr. and Mrs Shirley Brigham and two
children of st. Johnsbury, who have been
visiting at o. d, Stowells, went yesterday
to Londonderry.
Conductor Severance of the narrow
gauge passenger train is taking a week 5
vacation and Conductor j. Il. Denning is
taking his place.
d. F.. Tasller and ]. 4. Lindsey at
tended the annual meeting of the Vermont
State Association of Letter Carriers, held
in Rutland Sunday,
Misses Helen Branch and May Lavello
and f. ]. Lavelle and William Duquette
attended the high school reception IN
Hinsdale last Thursday evening
Miss Minnie Duffy attended the COM
mencement exercises of the Franklin
, County hospital training school fol-
nurses held yesterday in Grinnell hall in
Greenfield.
Engineer Bert Gates of the narrow
gauge passenger train and Mrs Gates
have gone to Lake Champlain for two
weeks. Engineer Shattuck is taking Mr.
, Gatess place.
Mrs George Whitney returned yesterday
to her home in Springfield after a visit
of five days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Simonds. Mr.. Whitney was
here over Sunday.
Mrs. Herrick has moved from q Clarl
street to the Eddy house on the same
street Mr., Clough and family have
moved from Esteyvile to the Prescott cot.
, tage on Clark street
DR.. II. d. Holton, president OF the Yer.