Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-11-04
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. Timothy Shea is critically ILL.,
Mrs c. X. Jones is in Worcester for a
weeks visit.
Dr. o'Connor returned yesterday from
his vacation.
N. r. Ryan of Greenfield has been in
town this week.
Mrs. G. II. Hall is visiting her mother
i'm Seymour, Conn.
Miss Barbara Murphy of Bellows Falls
visited here Friday
Col L. D. Taylor was in Boston from
Friday until Monday.
A. b. Clapp is in New York city to re-
main through the week.
Capt. f. w Gibson was in Montpelier
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs X. HaslIins has been visiting Mrs.
f. S. Adst in Burlington.
James Bowler is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. j. r. Donnely, in Gardner, Mass.
Mrs Frank Holbrook Of New York Is
spending a week at ex-Gov. Holbrook's.
Mr. and Mrs James f. Hooker went to
New York yesterday to spend few days.
Mrs. George f. Warner left Monday for
a visit of two weeks in Boston and New
York.
Pearl Stone and family moved yester-
day from A. G. Aliens house to South
Main street
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hawley spent Sun
day at Mrs. Hawley's former home in
Taftsville.
Mrs d. C. Cook of Ticonderoga, N. Y,
spent Sunday and Monday with Mrs M.
Il. Wardner.
Sewall Morse returned Wednesday to
Springfield, Mass, after a visit of two
days at home.
Mrs. Alice Whitney of Bernardston and
Miss Ethel Edison of Randolph, this state,
are visiting in town.
Andrew March of Shelburne Falls came
Saturday to spend a week with his
brother, Hal March.
Misses Mary and Nellie Donahue Of
Rutland came yesterday to visit their
sister, Mrs. Frank Shea.
Mrs F. H. Farr and Miss Edith Farr
are expected to return today or tomor-
row from New Bedford.
Miss Helen B. Calder of Mt. Holyoke
college a guest of Mrs. c. F. r.
Jenne the first of the week.
Romeo Stone will finish work this week
in Thomass pharmacy and will return to
his home in Keesville n. Y.
Misses Johanna Baker and Nellie Grif-
fin will leave today for a ten days visit
in Boston, Lowell and Lawrence.
Misses Katherine Larkins and Mary Nc
Connel will return to New York today
after spending the summer in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Qualters of Bel
/ lows Falls visited Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Heffron from Sunday until Tuesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs Herbert A. Wood return
/ ed Friday from their wedding trip and
began keeping house at IA Spruce street
| Mrs. Lizzie Schuster Twitchell returned
| Monday to her home in Ashmont, Mass.
| after a short visit with relatives in. town.
Frank Miller. who has stored his goods
| at his fathers in West Brattleboro, will
| follow his trade as mason in Baltimore,
| Md.
A. e. Wilson returned Monday from
| his hunting trip in East Dover, and left
Wednesday to visit his sister in Sutton,
N. II.
Mrs. James Conland went to Hartford,
Conn, this week to live with her son,
| Henry II. Conland, of the Hartford Cou-
rant
Rev. George w. Morrow of Burlington,
superintendent Of the Vermont Anti
Saloon league, was in Brattleboro We'd
nesday.
Frank Wheeler and Miss Hattie Nolan
of New London spent Saturday and Sun
day with Conductor and Mrs. Robert
Wheeler.
A. E. Atwood has moved this week
from Forest street to the upstairs tene-
ment in Mrs. S. w. Edgetts house on
| Green street.
MISS Kate VINO mas llNeO WITH
Mrs. NJ a. Howe the past IA years, went
Monday to Keene to live with her nephew,
Henry Harvey.
George Cook, who came here this week
from Claremont, is working for the Estey
Organ company and is boarding with Mrs
E. F. Niles on South Main street
Mrs. Angelica Shea and daughter, Miss
Mary R. Shea, have closed their house on
Oak street. They will return to New
York for the winter
Mrs. George Whitney of Springfield,
this state, is visiting at the home of her
brother, Arthur F. Smonds, Mrs. Whit
ney spent Sunday at Mr.. Simonds's.
Col. II. T. Taylor went to Montpelier
Tuesday TO attend the meetings Wednes-
day OF the Vermont Officers Reunion So
ciety and the trustees of the soldiers
home.
Capt. H. c. Streeter will attend the
S2d annual reunion of the Vermont Cav
airy Reunion society in Montpelier next
Thursday Col. e. B. Sawyer OF Hyde
Park will deliver the address.
t A. H. Harvey will spend election week
in New York city, so he says to helr
cheer the election of Roosevelt, who nc
doubt, will defeat Parker more strenuous
, ly than Horace Greedy was defeated.
. Mr. and Mrs. ]. R. Rand and son, Ray
! mond, returned yesterday to Farming
ton, Conn.,, after spending a few days a
3 the Brooks House. They returned re-
5 Gently from an extended western trip
Miss Lula NJ. Lewis will start Saturda.
for Washington, D. c., where she viii
, enter the National training school to tax,
!, the prescribed course for nurses. Sible!
a a hospital, which forms a part of this insti
| tuition, ranks as one of the very best II
the country.
Dorr S. Derby returned Wednesday L
Montgomery, this state, after spending
several days in New York and in thi
county. Mr.. Derby formerly lived Il
7 Putney, Newfane, Halifax and othe
Z Windham county towns He has charg
e of four wood turning lathes in Mont
u gomery.