Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-22
eRArrLEeoRo PERSONAL

this week.
MI and Mrs Alfred S. Thompson spent
Sunday in Keene.
arthur Sargent of Springfield, Mass
visited his parents this week.
Mr. and Mrs. y. a. Elliot moved We'd
| nesiay to White River Junction.
NJ. j. Moran went to Springfield on bus
mess Wednesday, returning yesterday.
Miss Lydia Fourier of Keene was a
guest of Miss Mary Dawson over Sun
/ day.
/ Mrs. Edward Langille is visiting her
, daughter Mrs. y. W. Hurwrey. in Lynn,
| Mass
Mrs. Howard c. Rice is expected home
/ today from a visit with her sister in
/ Dedham.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN b. Smith of Spring
field, Mass, spent sunday with relatives
in Brattleboro
Harry Thomas, of the Springfield Union
staff, spent sunday with his mother on
. Prospect street
Mis-. George g. Averlll went yesterday
/ to Boston to spend week with her
7 mother and sister
Mrs. Geo.ge Roberts and son of Canal
street are i'll and are under the care of "A
professional muse.
j. NJ. Dugan has succeeded w. +. Cod
dard as night Waterman at the Br,tttlc-
ORC Savings bank.
Mi and Mrs Charles a. Smith rloved
Saturday from Frost street to THE Co
lonial' ON High street.
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ. Smith left Tuesday
for q short visit i'm Easthampton. Mass
and Middletown. Conn
Mr. and Mrs. 6. D. Wallace of New
York arrived at the Brooks House Mon
day to spend several days
Miss NJ. w. Lewis Of Irvington- the
,,fA
w. Putnam over Sunday
Z. G. Crosby started Tuesday on a bus
! mess trip to Minneapolis. He is eX-
pected home Sunday night
Miss Maude Carlton went Saturday to
/ Springfield. Mass where she has a po-
siton in the Cuigley store
Miss Marjorie White went to New York
/ yesterday t. spend few days with ner
sister Mrs Charles Fawcett.
Paul ID. Cobb of Hartford. Conn. Wis.
tied his parents. Mr.. and Mrs c. L.
| Cobb, yesterday and today.
Frank Baker of Springfield. Mass. came
home Saturday on account of the illness
( of his mother returning Tuesday
Charles - Brooks of South Main street
is recovering slowly from the shock of
paralysis which he sustained recently.
Prof. and Mrs L. \. Rutterfield have
/ returned from Boston. and are now oc-
Mrs. 6. \. Eels and daughter. Miss
/ Alice Eels, went to Concord. y. H.. Mon
day, Miss Eels entering St Mary's school
there.
Mrs. w. :. McKenney and daughter,
Ruth. OF Fitchburg visited over sunday
with Mrs McKenney's father G. \.
Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter f. Goddard have
/ legun housekeeping in the Bond house
/ at the corner OF Pearl and South Main
streets.
H. p. Yearly. of the firm of Howard &
/ Yearly. and his family have moved from
/ South Londonderry to thu | olttlo hous,
] o Canal street.
Miss :. L. Griswold, who has been at
/ Ter homH in Middlebury the past thre"
months, will return tomorrow to Brattle-
/ boro to lesume dressmakins.
Mr.. and Mrs John LOWS Morse Of
/ Philadelphia came to Brattleboro Sat
/ urday on account of the critical illness
/ Of Mrs. Morse's father, y. l. Hawley
Mr.. and Mis-. J Frank Mains went to
/ Northampton Moss. Saturday where they
viii make their home. They spent "A week
/ with Mrs Mains's mother. Mrs William
/ Powers
Louis Allen was at home from CON
cord. y. II. over sunday He is being
given "A trial at third base by the Concord
/ team of the New England base BAH
/ league.
/ Ms. Thomas Harmon and daughter.
/ Miss Grace Harmon. Of Bennington came
/ L" Btattleboro Monday on account of the
illness Of Mrs. lannon's mother. Mrs
/ Ectsoy Motherhood.
/ Rev. f. W. evils will start Monday for
/ Los Angeles. Calf, as a delegate from
| Vermont 10 the general conference II the
/ Methodist church. lie will be away
/ through the month of MAY.
NJ
/ spend few days each week in Rrattle-
| boro doing editorial work on the New
| England Farmer until successor To the
late George y. Martin is secured.
/ The marriage Of Miss Susan Harris
/ Mather of Rutland TO Capt. Ernest J.
/ Waterman of Brattleboro will take place
/ at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Charles
/ Fond Harris in Rutlsnd next Wednes-
day evening
Fred Bullard. formerly employed in the
/ Hooker, Corser X Mitchell oyer al factory.
/ but recently hookkeeper in the St Adams
creamery, will go to'Halfax. Nova Scotia.
where he has position as government
stenographer
capt j. II. E,stey. adjut mt of the First
Vermont regiment was in Rutland We'd
nesday to join with Major Glenn Of the
regular amy. Capt Brownell of Burning
ton and Major Dyer ii Rutland in in
specting Company y.
John Cook ard daughter went Tuesday
to their home in Williston. whore Mr.
COX has bought farm. Mrs Cork and
her mother, Ms. Eaton remained at
Mrs. NJ. II. Gales on Elliot street on ac-
count of the illness of Mrs, Eaton.
Mrs. ]. G. Ullery and two children,
Elizabeth and Oscar Marshall, arrived
| in Brattleboro Saturday night on their
return from Germany. The son, Oscar
was treated by two specialists for heart
trouble and much bpnpfittad