Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-29
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| tied at his old home this week
Misses Hannah and Maggie Lee are
| spending the week i'm Greenfield.
Miss Ella Waite left Tuesday for a visit
of ten days in Fitchburg and Boston.
Mrs. a. l.. Sumner Is spending ten days
In Walpole with Mrs. jonathan Howe.
Mrs. Mary Landeriine of Springfield
Mass was i'm town the first of the week
Mrs. Frank Miller is entertaining her
sister, Mrs, w. f. Bradshaw, of Gardner.
Mass
Grace Rillihan of Bellows Falls is WIS.,
! ting her grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Nc
| Gowan
Miss Mary Horton is spending a vaca-
| ton with her sister, Mrs. Dinsmore. i'm
| New York.
Mrs. Charles Reach returned Friday af-
! ter "A visit of several days i'm West
| Townshend
Mr.. and Mrs. /. w. Hawlev went to
! l'oston Friday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Haweys niece.
j. E. Jacobs, who has been i'll and I'M
able to go to his bakery the past three
weeks, is improving.
Miss Lima Holbrook of Boston visited
at the home of her grandfather. cx-Gov.
| llolbrook over Sunday.
Jerry Discoll went to North Adams
! Friday to attend the funeral of his uncle.
! lie returned Wednesday.
Col. and Mrs. Richards Bradley re-
| turned to Brattleboro Saturday after an
extended visit in Boston.
| y. +. cabot returned Saturday after an
absence of two or three months in the
South largely in Alabama.
Miss Edwina Whitney went to New
| York this week to spend ten days at the
home of Mrs. l.. d. Greene
Mrs. r. L. Manley returned Tuesday
| from visit of about three weeks with
relatives and friends in Dorset
| Miss Maria Stedman of West Brattle-
boro and Miss katherine Perkins will
leave in July for trip abroad.
! Judge +. l.. Waterman. who is i'll at
his home on High street has been able
| to sit up short time each day this week
MIR and Mrs. G. r. Lundberg spent sat
urday and sunday with their daughter.
| Miss Emma Luudberg, in Springfield.
| Mass.
| Mrs Jane Stoddard is caring for
Charles Brooks Miss Brooks, who has
been caring for him. expects to return to
Leominster.
Engineer Charles Reach has taken the
long passenger run from Brattleboro to
New London and return, working three
days week
Arthur Sargent Of Springfield Mass.
was in town the latter part of last week
home in Guilford.
Mrs. Somervlle Of New York is here
to remain some time with her mother
Mrs. +. y. Woodbury.. capt Somerville
her husband is now in South America.
Miss Elizabeth Lewis accompanied her
father, Rev f. W. Lewis. to Los Angeles
this week. Her sister. Miss Lulu Lewis
is substituting for her as school teacher
c. f. Il. JENNIE was in Springfield Mass.
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Madame Sembrich. His daughter Miss
Pauline Jenne, of Mt. Iioyoke college, was
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Burke and children
returned Saturday from Essex Junction
The younger son. on account of whose
illness Mr.. Burke was called to Essex
junction, is much better.
Roy Moore and Harold Shaffner. who
were hurt 10y rolling logs on Elm street
last week. are improving rapidly The
bones in the Moore boys arm. which
were broken. are unhing we'll.
George :. Perry came to Bratteboro
Tuesday To take . position as clerk i'm
the Grange store. He has been in "A gro
Gerry store in Danyers. Mass Mr. Perry
formerly was in the real estate and wood
business in Brattleboro.
Arthur Monroe has pitched three win
ming games Of ban for Wesleyan this sea-
son, and in the only game lost by Yves
eyan with him in the box the score was
To 3 in favor Of Columbia. The New York
university men made only six hits OFF
Monroe
Carl Cooley who has been on the train
ing ship Yankee" in the naval service,
is visiting his father. Edward Cooley. in
Brattleboro. having recently returned
from the Philippines He will go to Bos-
ton next week with the expectation of
being assigned to batteshp.
C1t1 II,ll.,J.,,. 81 ,,.l,,,.
both Of Brattleboro, have been elected
members of the 1906 Clio board in Am
herst college, Hollender being the rep
resentative from the Delta Kappa Epsi-
Ion fraternity, and Scott the repreeen-
tatiNe Of the non-fraternity men.
John Il. Tones left yesterday for Law
renee Mass where he will I'LL a position
as telegraph operator in the Postal Tel
egraph companys office during the alb
sence of regular employe before going
To Beverly. Mass where he will have a
regular position with the company.
Mrs. Adah A. Kellenberger and her
daught ar-ln-law. Mrs. Scott : Piggntt.
formerly Miss Mary Blakesec of this !
PLACE, left Friday for their home in Oak
land. Calf. Mrs. Piggott was here sew
eral weeks and Mrs Kellenberger visited |
with her brothers in Rutland, this state. |
and Manchester. y. II.
Louis Allen returned Saturday from |
concord, y. H., where he played bali two |
weeks with the New England league team |
OF that city. In one practice game Allen |
nit for two Dagger and three Dagger |
ana in a second game made two scores
and single hit. He folded perfectly at
second base in both games.
Mrs. II. +. Bond and Mrs. C. F. r. Jen-
ne returned sunday night from Washing
ton, where they attended the congress of
me Daughters of the American Revou-
ton. Mrs. w. 5. Severance of Greenfield
"A member of the BrattleborO chapter, at
tended the congress as alternate for Mrs
+, W. Weeks, who was unable to attend.
w. d. Perry went yesterday to Vine
yard Haven, Mass, to attend the funeral
OF his sister-in-laY Mrs A. NJ. +. Nor
ton, which will take place there today.
Mrs Norton died i'm Minneapolis. and the
body was brought to Vineyard Haven.
her old home for burial. Mrs. Norton
was frequent visitor at Mr.. Perry's
some years ago.