Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-02-19
5RATTLEsoRo PERSONAL.

A. B. Clapp is in New York on a bust.
ness trip.
Mrs. James II. Evans Of Birre street is
seriously ill.,
Miss Marsie Todd of Palmer was in
town Monday
Harry Haynes of Bennington is visit
ing relatives i'm town.
Mrs f. G.. Gale and son. BRYAN spe,t
Monday in Greenfield
Miss Mary Warner went to Bernardston
Tuesday to visit relatives
Charles Sumner of Turner's Fails suart
sunday al Mrs. NJ Burdetts
Frank Martin Of Westmoreland s,ont
yesterday at George Harris's.
Miss Minnie Scott was in Amherst and
Hatfield Saturday and Sunday
Miss Bridget Griffin will 20 tonorro,,.
to Springfield. Mass. to work
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Thomson
spent Monday in Springfield Mass.
Mrs. w. 9. Bryant of Keene is "A guest
.f her sister. Mrs. George II. RYDER.
Leon NJ. Lamb Of Fiskdale. Mass. spent
Sunday with his mother Mrs Ann Lamb
Mrs Helen Pierce went to East Putnev
Monday for an extended visit at Herbert
r9ts.
49, NJ Wright has been elected presi-
dem. of the Carleton Piano company of
...uago.
Louis Battey and Thomas Doyle have
..-un work for the Brattleboro News
.1mpany.
Miss +. NJ. Niles will return to Boston
tlrday. after spending the winter with
her mother.
Mrs. Richard Blomberg and children
of ESteyville went yesterday to Phila-
delphia to live.
Miss Abby Winkler Of Camden. \ !
eft
Smith Monday
Mrs Arthur Wells returned Monday
after spending a week with her daugh-
ter in Greenfield.
Rev F. w. Lewis officiated at the flu
neral Of Mrs. l. p. Chase in Newport
Center last week and visited in Barton
on his way home.
frank E. Welcome will come tomorrow
from New Haven. Conn. for a few days
stay at his home here
Mrs. Thomas J. Guiheen will return to-
morrow after spending three weeks with
relatives in Albany. n Y.
3 5. Balestier is spending some time
in New York and Mrs Balestier and
daughter are at Mrs. Fairs
Roy Jones finished work SATURDAY for
the Brattlehoro Overall company. and re-
turned to his home in Dover
NJ J. Moran has returned to his fur
nlture store after being confined to his
house several weeks with illness
Edwin Goodwin moved last week from
tie Fisher house on Western avenue To-
the Doolitte house on Canal street
Judson Stafford. who had three fingers
cut off in n machine at the : A. smith
company factory six weeks ago. expects
to resume work the first OF next week
Judge William c. Holbrook returned tn
New York Wednesday after spending soy
erai days with his father. Ex-Governor
Fre derrick Holbrook.
CAPT. b r. Allen returned to c. +.
Bingham's Wednesday after spending a
large part Of the winter with his son in
East Point Ga.
u. Park Ransom, a Dartmouth college
student. has secured a position in the
action department at the Estey organ
plant until autumn
Mr. and Mrs l.. w. Hawley were guests
Of Rev and Mrs. F. F. Marble in Cam
bridge. Mass, from Saturday to Tues
day.
Rev. r. X. Marvin will 20 to New York
next week to attend the convention of the
Theta Delta Chi intercollegiate fra
ternity.
Miss Florence Douglas has closed sue
cessful term Of school in South London
derry and has returned to her home on
Spruce street.
Fred Cutter of Boston, formerly of Brat
tehoro, has been offered a church choir
position in Pittsburg, Penn. at a yearly
salary of $1,000,
Mrs. John Curry of Elliot street fell
on the ice Monday while hanging on,
clothes. breaking her left arm, and sprain-
ing the right arm.
Mrs. Charles Reach returned Tuesday
from Westminster. and went WEDNESDAYS
% West Townshend. called by the illness
Of her uncle. Kimball Lawrence
n. II. Mower returned Sunday To his
home in Sheldon. leaving his brother
Arthur Mower who has been. seriously
i with pneumonia. improving slowly.
James Barrett. the ball player and his
bride Of Detroit, Mich, and Miss Mary
Barrett of Athol came yesterday TO spend
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ J
Moran.
A. +. Whitley OF Boston will become
manager of the Bradley greenhouses af-
ter March l. when Donald McGillivray