Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-10-14
BRATTLEB0R0 PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Holden were in
Boston over Sunday.
DR.. A. L. Pettee went to Boston Monday.
returning Tuesday night.
H. b. Chamberlain went to Rutland
Monday, returning Tuesday.
Mrs W. ]. Dare left Monday for a Wis
it of ten days in New York city.
Charles w Cleaveland was in Spring
field, Mass, Monday on business.
Miss Helene sherwin of Orange is WIS.,
iting her aunt. Mrs. n. A. Cheney.
Mrs. W. j. Spear returned home yester-
day after being Ill five weeks in Keene.
Mr. and Mrs. James c. Sullivan went
to Burlington Tuesday to spend about two
weeks at Mrs. Sullivan's home.
Lawyer Arthur c. Spencer who has
been iii with pneumonia, returned to his
duties in c. c. Fitts's office Wednesday,
Mrs. f. II. Crane spent Sunday at her
former home in Ludlow, returning Mon
day.
Mrs. n. H. Rand has returned to her
home in Orange after a visit of a few
days with Mrs n. y. Cheney.
Mrs. Josephine H. Greene has a position
in the Yates department store in Keene,
n. II.
DR.. Leslie S. Edwards went to SPRING
field, Mass, yesterday on a business trip
of two days.
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Fowler of Keene,
who visited at James Thomass, returned
home Sunday.
Mrs. Fred c. Adams went Tuesday to
Andover Mass, to spend a few days with
Miss Ruth Adams
DIR. and Mrs. Megraph of Concord, n.
H., were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lockwood over Sunday.
Richard A. Brown joined the excursion
to New York via the Eitchburg division
Of the Boston & Maine railroad.
Miss Cornelia Weeden, who is study
ing in the Bryant q Stratton business
college in Boston, spent Sunday at her
home.
II. a. Streeter came from Waterbury,
Conn. for vacation of a few days,
part of which will be spent in hunting at
Spofford lake.
Mrs. Harry c. Hodgkins, who returned
recently from New York city, will reopen
her dressmaking rooms in the Granite
block next Wednesday.
Miss Florence Goodenough supervisor
of drawing in the Orange public schools,
went to Boston yesterday instead of max
ing her weekly trip home.
DIR. c. G.. Wheeler of Brattleboro was
elected treasurer of the Vermont State
Osteopathic association at the annual
meeting held in Rutland Tuesday.
K. S. Childs has been in Washington
this week to attend the annual meeting of
the eastern 100000 club of the New York
Life Insurance companys agents.
Rev. Father NJ. j. Carmody of Ludlow,
NIicbael's Roman CatboIic church ,istted
i'm Rrattleboro tho Fret ~ tba vel,
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kimball. in Clyde, Ohio She is much
improved in health
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press companv's oaice wont ruesdav N
Springfield This stare n spbstit,,ta for
E,xnress AGENT Gaore. U-bitna,, U,Lo is
away on vacation.
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bought Frank Cooks housa in Snrinsfieid
and Is emnloved thara az fraigbt si,nerin-
tendent Of the electric railroad
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MT ana Mrs. Fred ). Bohrman and four
chlldren started wednesday for Oakland,
health NJ. Robrr,an hos hna,, e,,rio,,a5
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81 ,i'e VIII sPShu the winter III
NJ. ISI'I ~; ~, where Het uaushter'
MS H'@aoe'h " nue. Is school teach-
]. f.. Lawrence is moving from the Har-
low house to the Hyde house on Green
street. II. J. Jordan will move to the