Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-08-19
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Earl Mcclure was in Boston the first of
the week.
Miss Rose Judge Of Greenfield is at her
/ home here.
| Miss Stella Welcome is visiting in shu-
! shan, n. Y.
| Mrs. Paro has been called to Northf1eld
| by the illness of her father
Mrs. Bryant of Keene is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. G. II. Ryder.
/ George Hall and Charles Colt have been
spending the week in Boston.
Mrs. Henry Van<leeck returned We'd
nesday to her home in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Griffin of Orange
were in town a part of this week.
! Miss May Moylan went Monday to AL
/ bany to enter the business college.
/ Miss Mary Stewart and Miss Bertha
/ Adams are in Springfield this week.
Miss Bridget Fitzgerald went to Wor-
cester Sunday for a months vacation.
/ David Carey went Tuesday to Boston
and Ftchburg for a several days stay.
/ James Nelligan and Miss Annie Nellgan
of Holyoke are visitors at ]. T. Kaine's.
F. L Swift played baritone with the
/ Mortified band at Warwick, Mass, yes
terday.
Miss Ellen Eddy and Miss Isabel Horn
Stearns.
p. w Guiheen Of Albany came Tuesday
to visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Guiheen.
Edward Leonard is at work in Clapp &
Jones's store while Charles Colt is on
vacation.
O. Il. Ramsey was in town over Sun
day. He has moved his household goods
to Orange.
! Nissas pboaha C,la rlr md L<otberipa q CIuna
who have been at Lake George several
weeks. returned Monday.
Mrs. S. L. May returned Saturday to
her home in Springfield, Mass, after
weeks visit in Brattleboro
James f. Carey and son. Edmund, of
Newport, this state. are visiting Mr.. Ca
reys father, Edmund Carey.
Mrs Warren Eames and daughter of
Quick. Iowa. are visiting Mrs. w. H.
Adams on Washington street.
Mrs. Della Whittemore Randall of
Springfield. Mass, has visited in Brattle-
boro and Claremont this week.
Miss Alma Nordstrom of Meriden.
Conn, who has been visiting Miss Eric
son of Frost place, went to Orange yes
terday
D. E. Person. who has been employed
by Abbott & Son in their market. will
move soon to Hinsdale, where ne has a
position.
Mrs Nettie Starr Clement. who was
here with her mother, Mrs. p. Starr, some
time. returned to her home in Brooklyn
| Monday.
Howard Merrill and Fred Spencer are
spending the week in Hoosick Falls, n.
Y, where they went Monday on their
bicycles.
Mrs. James Burke and children and
Miss Louise Miller went to Essex juno
/ Go uhp wi a N
three weeks.
Mrs. Jane Harries of Westfeld, Mass,
and Mrs. Vaughan of Springfield, Mass,
visited with Mrs. c. A. McRae Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Annie O'Neil and Miss Johanna
Sullivan of the Farren hospital Monta-
que. are spending a two weeks vaca-
tion in town.
F. II. Holden went to Winthrop Beach
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Holden and son,
who were there on vacation. He re-
turned yesterday.
Misses Theresa McGovern and Mary
Bloomer of New York, who have been
visiting in town, went to Richmond, this
state, Wednesday.
TO Caspian lake, Greensboro, to visit with
the family of his uncle, Prof. Woodruff
of Bowdoin college.
Mrs N T. Ryan and two children. who
have been in Brattleboro and Guilfort
two weeks, returned Tuesday to theil
home in Greenfield
Mrs c. L. Pooler and two daughters
Grace and Gladys, returned Saturda!
from a visit in Willimantic and Oceal
, Beach, New London.
! p. NJ. Baker of Somerville came to Brat
tleboro Tuesday. He will return toda.
with his sons, Edward and Patrick, VIII
have been here four weeks.
Mrs. T. A. Murphy and daughter, Bar
bara, are making plans to move from tn
!, parochial residence to Bellows Falls
: where Mr.. Murphy is employed.
Secretary Victor S. Reed went to hi
home in Montpelier Tuesday for a vis
of about two weeks. Horatio Smith
t substituting for him in the Y. M. C. A.
!, Mr., and Mrs A p. Childs of Castleto
: went to Bernardston Tuesday to atten
}. the triennial reunion of Powers institut,
= They stopped in Brattleboro en- route
G Miss Annie Lamb, cashier for Houghto
& Simonds. started Tuesday for Peori;
y ILL.,, and the Worlds Fair, accompanie
:; bv her brother, Leon Lamb, of Fiskdal
II Mass.
It Miss Eva Ellis returned yesterday frol
= visit of four weeks in South Framing
II ham, Mass. Miss Bessie Carter can
r with her for a visit of several weel
here.
Rev. Fathers Reynolds of Bellows Fal
and Gaffney of Rutland were in Brattl,
boro Tuesday on business relating to II
is estate of the late Rev. Father Cunning
>, ham.
l. l.. p. Harris returned Wednesday mig
IS from a stay of several days in Bosto
to His father, who came from Greencast
to the Grand Army encampment accor
panied him.
Col. John Hunt, pension attorney, h
n been notified that an original pension h
IN been granted to James o. Folett
lis Townshend. The pensions of Edwin Bus
al nell and Paul Willis of Brattleboro, II.
of Proctor of Warwick Mass, Truman
n Nichols of Westminster and Dana Char
ty berlain of Jacksonville have been