Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01
NO. IA.
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs William Bean will spend Easter in
Holyoke.
Judge f. t. Waterman is in Boston on
| legal business
Mrs a. j. Fessenden is visiting in East
Dover this week.
Nelson Cooley and family spent Sun
day in Greenfield.
| n. r. Ryan of Greenfield was in town
| Sunday and Monday.
| Miss Florence Allen, teacher i'm Hul-
son. N. Y. is at home.
Mrs William Martin returned Tuesday
after a visit in Boston.
Miss Ruth Allen is working for Mrs.
| II. f. Bascom, the miiner
! Miss Florence Putnam will spend her
| Easter vacation in Fitchburg
Mrs Jonathan Howe of Walpole was
| in town the first of the week.
! A cablegram announced the arrival of
Miss Amy Hines in Paris Monday.
Mrs Louise Hackley is visiting this
week with Mrs II. II. Hackley in Green
/ field
! f. f. Beeman visited his parents in
East Windsor Conn, the first of the
week.
! Leland Carlton is at home from the
University of Vermont for the spring va
cation.
Miss May Burton returned Tuesday to
Weston after a weeks visit at Charles
Keach's.
Mrs. d. S. Carey and Mrs. James
Burke spent Saturday and Sunday in
Gardner
Miss Nellie Brown of South Main street
is spending two weeks in Brooklyn and
New York.
Matthias Sullivan of Williams street
spent Wednesday at the Farren hospital
in Montague.
Miss Florence Retting started Satur-
day for Chicago to visit her aunt Mrs
A. NJ. Wright.
Mrs. Luther Weissbrod and son, Ken
meth, of Greenfield, were in town with
friends last week
Miss Mary Howe was called to New
York city Tuesday to prepare for a mu-
sical engagement at Easter.
Sewall Morse, who has been in Pitts
burg several weeks has been at his home
on Canal street this week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Streeter OF Keene
came here yesterday. They will take
tenement at 16 Canal street.
Mrs. Thomas Clune went yesterday to
the Farren hospital, Montague, to be
operated upon for appendicitis
d. F. Shea and p. L. Shea returned
Wednesday from Rutland, where they
went to buy two driving horses.
Margaret Root, daugnrer of Mr.. and
for a visit with her grandparents
Mrs. c. II. Thompson and her brother
Marshall Noyes, went last Sunday to
Lakewood, n. j., for weeks outing
Miss Matilda Segerstrom spent last
week with her sister, Mrs d. G. O'Neil
at Crystal View farm in West Brattle-
boro.
Mrs. Julius Exner and son, Alexander,
are spending the week at Mrs. Exner's
at
tleboro.
Mrs. Alice Morse has returned to her
home on Highland street aft~r spending
the winter with her daughter in Wake
field. Mass.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. B. Donnely of Gardner,
Mass, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. Donnelly's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bowler.
Mrs. Eliza Caufield dislocated her
right shoulder at her nome on South
Main street Saturday when she tripped
on a rug and fell.
Rev. G. B. Lawson and family will move
from Tyler street Monday to the Camp
hell house on School street which Mr..
Lawson bought recently.
Mr.. and Mrs James a. Lilis returned
to Rutland yesterday, They were called
here by the illness and death of Mr.
Lillis's father, Patrick Lillis.
Louis Ahrens returned Monday from
| Springfield, Mass, where he has been
working six weeks. He has begun work
! for the S. A. Smith Company.
Eminent Commando F. II. Holden at
tended a Knights Templar meeting in
Bellows Falls Tuesday evening. repre-
senting Beauseant Commandery.
| Miss Hannah Ash, who was employed
| in town recently, sailed from New York
| Wednesday for her home in Lispole,
| Kerry, Ireland for an indefinite stay.
| County Clerk j. H. Merrifield has not
| been at his Office this week, being detained
at home by the illness of Mrs. Merrifield,
who narrowly escaped having pneumonia.
Lawyer C. C. Fits went to Boston yes
terday On business connected with the
suit of the Casein Company of America
against the Alden Speare's Sons COM
pany.
Dr. G. R. Anderson, who is taking
special course in surgery in New York, is
spending the week in Brattleboro, Prof.
McGrath, with whom he is working, be-
ing i'll.
Miss Julia Reardon of Rutland came
| to Brattleboro Friday, and returned to
Rutland Saturday with her aunt Miss
Nora Reardon, who will make her home
with her
Mrs. Della Collins of Bridgeport Rob-
ert Collins of Meriden, y. T. Ryan of
Greenfield and Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan of
| Bellows Falls attended the funeral of
! Patrick Lillis Sunday.