Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-15
RRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

George Smith of Passumpsic this state.
was in town Saturday.
NJ Switzer of the express Office sprain-
ed his ankle Wednesday
Miss Katherine Austin went yester-
day to Boston to visit her aunt
The Misses Hawkes. Of Walpoe were
here to attend the band minstrels.
Misses Clara Wilson and Mary Cum
mings spent Sunday in Springfield. Mass.
Miss Maude Ramsey returned Monday
after a visit of three weeks in Orange.
Mass
The D. c. club met yesterday with Mrs.
o. f. Ramsey at her home on South Main
street
Mr.. and Mrs Alison Dugan have taken
tenement in Mrs Baiey's house on Green
street
Mrs. w. \. Scims will 20 tomorrow to
Brooklyn for a visit of four weeks with
her parents.
John Howe has taken position in the
shipping department in the Carpenter
organ factory
Mrs Annie Butler went Saturday to
New York. where she win live with her
grandmother
Mrs Ridden Of Bellows Falls spent the
latter part of list week with her aunt
Mrs. r. \. Murphy.
for a visit with relatives in Worcester
and Concord. Mass
Mrs. G. F. Simonds Of New York and
Mrs. y p. Wood Of Mortified were i'm
Brattlchoro yesterday.
Beatrice Naylor OF Springfield. Mass
is spending the week with Ellen Turner
at the American House.
Miss Hannah MCGOWAN. who has been
spending a few DAYS with her sister i'm
town. will return today to Bellows Falls.
Miss Mamie O'Nen spent Monday at
the Farren hospital in Montague with her
sister Miss Anna O'Neil who is a nurse
there.
f. +. Beeman has taken position on
the Springfield Vt. electric railroad. He
does not intend to move his family there
for the present.
Miss Carolyn Clark, who has been i'll
with measles at her home in West Brat
tleboro, returned Saturday to her school
duties in Guilford, Conn.
Charles Brooks suffered a stroke of
paralysis last week at his South Main
street home. His daughter, Miss Brooks
trained nurse, is caring for him.
Engineer Gates of the Brattleboro &
Whitehall passenger train between here
and South Londonderry is i'll with rheu-
matism and Charles Reach is taking his
place.
John Bartlett owen Condor, Michael
Fenton and Fred Marsh have finished
work on the hospital and have gone to
Indian Orchard to work on another build
ing job.
Miss Mary Carroll returned Wednesday
from Rockedgc, Fla, where she spent
the winter at the Plaza hotel After a
visit of a few days in town she will go to
her home in Northfed, this state.
James b. Sullivan returned Wednesday
from The Ridgewood, Daytona Fla,
where he spent the winter, He will be
the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Ryan
a few days before going to Mortified,
this state.
William r. Dewey. treasurer of the
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance company
of Montpelier, has been in Brattleboro
and Ncwfane this week. representing the
company in the suit brought by p. w.
Manley in the county court.
James a. Duneavy will finish work for
Vaughan d Burnett tomorrow night af-
ter being in their employ seven years. He
will go to Philadelphia for a course of
study in an optical college to fit himself
to do optical work in connection with his
engraving. Before beginning work for
Vaughan & Burnett he was with Jordan
* Van Doom four years, i'm the same
store.