Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-08
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Fred Lafrina is i'll with rheumatism.
Mrs. Hoyt II. Wheeler is i'll with pneu-
monia.
Miss Cassie McMennimen spent Easter
in Boston.
Mrs w. H. Welcome is confined to the
bed by illness.
Mrs John Cavanaugh of the Brook road
| is critically i'll.
Miss Rose Judge of Greenfield spent
Easter at home.
Ralph Patch of Amherst college is a
guest of John TaslIer.
+. +. Holbrool of Boston is visiting his
father, eX-Gov. IIobrook
John Kane of Amherst college is spend
ing the vacation at home.
Mrs Armstrong, the nurse, went to her
home in Baltimore Saturday.
Charles Bunday returned Tuesday from
| a weeks visit in Alstead N. II.
Miss Harriet Parsons of Hoosick Falls,
n. Y, is visiting at p. c. Spencer's.
II. b. Haus of the Melrose hotel has
been able to be on the street this week.
Mrs Whitney and child of Boston are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Perry.
George Danyew has finished work nj
the Melrose and has returned to his home.
MISS nifty stewart Will beGln work TINS
week as stenographer in the Reformer of
fee.
Mrs Alfred Holden of Grafton came
Monday to visit her brother, John Her
bert
Mrs Frank Bracket and son returned
to Nashua, n. H., after a weeks visit in
town.
Miss Margaret Dermody returned
Thursday after a weeks visit i'm Derby,
Conn,
Clyde II. Butler entered the employ of
the Boston e Maine railroad Tuesday as
fireman.
Misses Elizabeth and Marion Denning
went to Palmer today to remain until
Monday.
Raymond Greene of New York city
came to Brattleboro last night to visit
relatives
Miss Amelia Pelerin has returned after
nine months stay with her grandparents
in Canada.
Mrs. Arthur OLeary and family went
Sunday to Holyoke, where they will make
their home
Miss Alice L. Franklin went Wednes-
day to her home in Townshend for an in
definite stay.
Mrs. \. w. Childs came from Manches-
ter n. H., yesterday for a visit of a few
days in town.
Miss Kate MCGOWAN is visiting in
| Springfield Mass, and Mrs MCGOWAN in
| Bellows Falls.
! Miss Della Sherman and Miss Ellen
| Sherman are visiting Clifton Sherman in
| Hartford Conn
Misses Theresa and Rose Doyle went to
their home in st. Adams yesterday for
stay of ten days.
Mrs James Burke and two children and
Miss Louise Miller are spending two weeks
in Essex Junction.
Daniel Shea of Elliot street, who sus-
tanned broken hip IL weeks ago, is able
to be out on crutches.
Miss Katherine Dwyer went yesterday
to her home in Springfield, this state for
a visit of three weeks.
Miss Hannah Hanlon, who came here
yesterday from Windsor, will enter the
employ of Mrs. Dowley.
Col Thomas Harmon of Bennington is
in Brattleboro. having come to attend the
funeral of Commander Brown.
Miss Hannah MCGOWAN of Bellows
Falls spent the first of the week in town.
on her way to Springfield, Mass
Miss Susie BOYD has returned after
spending several weeks in Brooklyn She
is living with her aunt, Mrs. Mcconnell.
Mrs j. T. Denning and daughter, Kath-
crime, went to Baldwinsvile today to visit
Mrs. Dennng's sister, Mrs. E. j. Wood
Miss Marcella Mccormick who has been
| employed by Mrs, Dowley, went this week
to Springfield, Mass, where she has a
| position.
Mrs. George f. Greene is confined to a
! chair as the result of falling down four
steps at her home on Canal street early
this week.
| Miss Katherine Austin finished work
Saturday at the Reformer office, and has
entered the employ of Durham Bros. as
stenographer.
Mrs. Timothy Shea returned Monday
much improved in health after receiving
| several weeks treatment at the Farren
hospital in Montague
Mrs. a. Stark and daughter returned
Saturday after a weeks stay in Rutland
where they We're called by the illness of
Mrs Stark's sister, Mrs. John Stark
Mrs. George Whitney of Springfield,
/ this state, is spending ten days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Simonds
Mr. Whitney will come tomorrow to stay
over Sunday.
| Col. Fred f. Smith of Montpelier, Col
| j. II. Goulding of Wilmington, and James
| F. Hooker and c. F. r. Jenne represent
! ed the Loyal Legion at Commander
/ Browns funeral
Mrs. c. f. r. Jenne and Mrs. II. f.
! Bond will be the guests of Mrs. Kittredge
( Haskins at the congress of the Daughters
of the American Revolution in Washing
| ton the week of April IS.