Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-01-15
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Alice Whitney Is i'll with tonsilitis.
Miss Ellen Ware left Tuesday for a
visit in Burlington
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Perry have taken
rooms i'm Crosby block.
Mrs Mary Perry of Bellows Fails Is
visiting Mrs. Thatcher Perry.
Miss Stella Fessenden went today to
Kcene to remain until Monday.
Louis Allen will finish work this week
| for the Brattleboro Beef company
Miss Stella Stickney went Monday to
| Springfield. Mass, to visit relatives
Marshall Noyes returned Tuesday to
his studies in Norwich University.
Miss r.. NJ. Niles is spending some time
with friends in Guilford and Halifax
Don Wilcutt is able to be out after be-
ing III. threatened with pneumonia.
! e. II. Crane went to New York Mon
day on "A business trip of several days.
John Harvey will go to New York Sat
urday to visit with his sister. Mrs. stone
Mrs. Lucy Yeaw of Springfield Mass
is visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Howe
Mrs. Howard G. Rice is visiting her
sister, Mrs ]. H. Soliday in Dedham.
Mass.
Miss Maud Ramsey went Tuesday to
/ Orange. Mass, to visit with her grand
mother.
John Holoran went to Bellows Falls
Tuesday. called there by the death Of
/ his father.
Dr. e. r. Lynch and family went yes
terday to st. Johnsbury for a stay of a
few days.
Miss Alice Leonard went to Boston
| Tuesday after spending several weeks in
Brattleboro.
Daniel F. d. Sullivan is seriously Ill
with pneumonia at the corner of Canal
and Maple streets.
Miss Retta Howe returned Saturday to
| Jamaica after visit Of few days with
Miss Eva Ellis.
Miss Louise Smith has returned to
Meriden, Conn. after a months visit
with Mrs Fessenden.
James r. Carey Of Newport this state
visited his father, Edmund Carey, the
latter part of last week.
John c. Heaphy returned to New York
| Wednesday after spending three weeks
at his home in Brattleooro.
George l.. Shuts OF Worcester Mass,
formerly of Brattleboro, has been in
town on business this week.
Mrs George Gonyer and Misses Lillian
and Annie Murphy returned "Wednesday
after months visit in Sherbrooke, +. Q.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Strong, formerly Of
the Nelrose House in West Brattleboro,
left Tuesday for trip through the South.
Mrs A. F. Schwenk Mrs. J. E. Rog-
ers and Misses Ella and Ida Waite were
in Springfield Mass, the first Of the
week.
Harry Kendall has finished work at the
:. y. Smith company factory. He will
go to New York Wednesday to enter an
art school
Charles colt returned Wednesday after
attending his daughters wedding in New
ton. Mass. Mrs. Colt will remain there
few days longer
Frank T. Howe came to Brattleboro
saturday. returning Tuesday to Benning-
ton. His mother. Mrs Laura \. Howe, is
recovering from an attack OF pneumonia.
David :. Carey. deputy high chief
ranger Of the Catholic order of Forest
ers for Vermont, installed the officers of
st. Anthony court in White River June
tion Wednesday night.
Mrs. j. d. Beeman went Monday to
Wilmington for a visit of a few weeks
with relatives. She was accompanied by
her sister Mrs. Niles who has returned
to her home in Binghamton, y. Y.
Miss Lawrence OF Chicago, who spent
the summer with Frank Putnams fam
lily in Alstead, y. H.. and who visited
with them i'm Brattleboro, was one of the
victims of the lroquois fire in Chicago.
Mrs. p. X White went Wednesday to
Shelburne Falls for a visit with an aunt.
From there she will go to Plainheld. y.
j.. to spend the remainder of the winter
with her daughter, Miss Elizabeth White.
Martin F. Austin, soliciting agent for
the Seaboard Air Line company's Boston
Office. spent Monday at his home en-
route for Montreal He will also stop in
Burlington and Rutland on his return
trip.
Rev. w. A Davidson, Baptist state
missionary, was in town the first of the
week. He preached in West Guilford,
and it is expected that a new pastor will
come to that place a result of his eff
forts.
Fred L. Simpson. manager of Rogers.
Peet II Co. $ shoe departments in New
York city, called old friends here
from Friday to Tuesday. He was ac-
companied by Mr.. Moore, editor of the
Ladies World,
Charles Brasor. who has been employed
in railroad offices in Boston several
years. will 80 soon to Chicago. where he
viii have charge of one of the depart
merits of a railroad company at a salary
of $500 year
Miss Daisy Wells returned Wednesday
after a two weeks visit in Lynn and
Gloucester, the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Merton Strock. Miss Wells took light
parts on the stage with the Fenburg
company while away.
II. o. Coolidge started for Chicago YES
NN'N'NS' h'NiIl5 itCtlNtu a telegram from
Oakland, Cal, stating that Mrs Cool
ldge was not we'll and had started for
home. Mrs. Coolidge and her daughter.
MISS Mary Blakeslee, went to Oakland
about a month ago to spend the winter
Fred Morse finished work in the Stock
we'll livery stable Wednesday, after being
employed there about two years largely
as driver of the Brooks House barge
On Monday he will return to work for
d. +. Shea the fsh-dealer, by whom he
was employed three years, and will run
the cart on his old route.
T. y. Murphy is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia at Dr. Rudden's in Bellows Falls
Mrs Murphy is there caring for him
NeN' father cunningham went to Bel
lows Falls Tuesday TO see Mr. Mummy
Miss Barbara Murphy, who has been in
aeiows Falls returned yesterday, leaving
her father more comfortable.