Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-10-07
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. Mary Gilbert of Boston is visit
ing in town.
d. Frank Shea was In Rutland the first
of the week.
Helen Rhode went yesterday to Spring
field for a short visit
II. @. Clark went Monday to Maine for
stay of three weeks.
Miss Mary Frost is visiting Miss Grace
Harmon in Bennington.
Mrs. Michael Devine is spending the
week in Springfield, Mass
Mrs. Clark of Keene Is visiting her sis
ter Mrs Charlotte Fletcher.
Miss Grace McQuaide Of Providence,
r. L. was In town last week.
Lawyer Arthur c. Spencer is recovering
| from an attack OF pneumonia.
Joseph Biddle moved Tuesday from Will
| mington to Vine street, Brattleboro.
| Harold whitney has been at home from
| Amherst college a part of the week.
Mrs. D. f. Shea was called to Rutland
! Tuesday by the illness of her brother.
Mrs. Marie McKenney of Fltchburg
made a short visit IN town last week.
! Mr.. and Mrs F. f. Flynt of Lynn,
Mass, spent Wednesday and Thursday In
! town.
Miss Mary Mccarthy of White River
Junction visited relatives in town last
| week.
Joseph Wlllette returned Sunday to
| Holyoke after a visit or four days in
town.
Miss Agnes Duggan of Worcester is
visiting at Martin Austin's on Grove
street.
Miss Kate Elbrldge returned Friday to
Wiliamstown after visiting Miss Char
lotte Barrett.
s. Wilcox Of the New York Bargain
! etpro bppu N New York on "A business
| trip this week.
Mr. Fulton of Burlington is visiting his
daughter, Mrs James Sullivan, at the
Brattleboro House.
Daniel Mcmahon. who visited a week
in town, went Saturday to his home in
West Fitchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Pease of Spring
field, Mass, who came here to the fair
returned Saturday.
Miss Mabel Learnard of Mortified
Mass, visited her cousin, Miss Bertha
Mixer, over Sunday.
Frank Smead who visited week with
his sister Mrs. George Harris, returned
Monday to Wardsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Haywood of De-
troit. who visited briefly in town, started
for their home Monday.
Miss Frances Putnam of Alstead, n. H.,
has returned to town and Is in the en-
ploy of Donnell * Davis.
Mrs. Helen Hamilton returned to he1
home in Grafton Tuesday after visit
with Mrs. Fred L. Chlds.
H. r. Brown. Warren Walker and
Tracy Park attended the fair in Stafford
Springs. Conn, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs II. X. Whitaker spent
Saturday and Sunday at Mr.. Whitaker $
old home in Leverett, Mass.
Miss Katie Brosnahan returned Tues
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after few days visit with Miss Bridget
Long
Miss Nellie Cray returned to her home
! in Bellows Fails Tuesday after spending
several days with Miss Johanna Bros
nahan.
Mrs Ella Harvey has moved from Ter
race street to Amherst. Mass. H F. c.
Todt will occupy the tenement vacated
by her.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Grady and daugh-
ter Mary and Louis Kaine have returned
after a months VISIT with relatives In
Chicago.
Frank Day has finished work at the
street railroad power house in Centre
vile. His place engineer is taken by
Arad Gould.
Mrs. Catherine Collins and granddaugh-
ter Grace Mcmahon, returned Saturday
to Fitchburg after visit of severa
! weeks in town,
| Mr. and Mrs. c. Campbell and Mrs. j
fL. Rathbone visited their brother. DR.
Fl. b. Dunton. in Manchester, n. H, the
first of the week
Mrs Harriet A. Gilbert of Galesville
wis, and Mrs II. NJ Corlew of Saxtons
River were guests of Mrs. Ira Higgins
during the Valley Fair.
Charles A. Van Doom of West Brattle-
boqo had an attack OF apopfexy Satur-