Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-03-18
eRArTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Hannah Ash has gone to Win
sted, Conn, to work
Mrs j. NJ. Tyler has gone to Boston for
a visit of several weeks
S. w. Edgett was in Essex Junction on
business Monday and Tuesday
Miss Cora Lennox went Monday to
northampton to visit relatives
Miss Edna Crosby has a position as
boolIkeeper for Robbins & Cowlos.
Miss Hattie Stearns has been confined
to her bed with illness this week
Mrs. Guy Howe of Athol is visiting Mr..
llQwe's mother Mrs Maverette Howe.
Frank Mickey went to Turner's Falls
Tuesday to attend the funeral of rel
alive.
II. &. Bacon went to Springfield this
state, Monday to visit at his former
home.
Miss Blanche Ranncy of Westminster
West is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry
Nelson.
Mrs Il. $. Dearborn entertained the
Gasenda club Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. c. NJ Knburn is recovering slow
~ from serious operation I'm a hospital
in Boston.
Mrs. sullman Clark of Frost street is
confined to her bed with an attack of
rheumatism
L. w. Hawley was in Holyoke We'd
nesday to give an address on Sunday
school work.
Frank Il. ellison of Ashburnham. Mass.
spent Sunday with his cousin c. p. Gil
son, who is ILL.,
Maj. f. w Chnds and family went
from South Carolina to Florida Monday
for two weeks.
Mrs. r. Marcy and daughters went to
North Adams, Mass, Wednesday to at
tend a wedding.
Miss n. Gould, Mrs w. f. Meals trim
mer is attending millinery openings in
Boston this week
Mrs. Mortimer j. Stoddard Of Spring
field, Mass, has been a guest of Brattle-
boro friends this week.
Mis-. J. II. Estcy has been in New York
this week, accompany ing Miss Amy Hines.
who sailed for France today
Mrs. +. II. Morse and Mrs A. f. Mil
Ter went to New York Wednesday To buy
millinery for the spring trade.
! Mrs. f. V. Morse has returned from
South Newfane whore she went for n
visit but was detained by illness
/ Miss Alta Carpenter will return to her
/ home in Orange this week after visiting
at G.. G. Maynards and w. +. Roots.
/ Congressman Kittredge Haskins came
home from Washington Tuesday night to
attend the funeral of DR. D. l.. Webster
Mrs L. l.. Elliot of Orange Mass Wis
tied with her sister, Mrs Stllman Clark
last week, returning to her home Satur-
day.
Miss Carolyn /. Clark returned from
Guilford, Conn, last Friday and is now
i'll with measles at her home in West Brat
tlcboro.
Mrs. Jane Stoddard has returned to
Emttlehoro after spending the winter with
her daughter in Newton and her son in
Boston.
H. g. Pearson now OF Fitchburg Mass.
was i'm town Wednesday night on bust
ness connected with the Gooduow * Pear
son store.
United states Marshal Horace w Bail
cy of NcwhuTy ANA Deput" Marshal +. II.
Chapman of Rutland were i'm Brattlcboro
Wednesday.
Charles Stolte has been on the road
this week for Durham Brothers. taking
7 the place of William Dunleavy. who is
III with grip
Mrs. c. T. Whttcmorc. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. H.
Colt returned to her home i'm Newton.
Mass. Thursday
Miss Mary Donnell ana Mrs. $. w.
Edectt. millincrs, went Wednesday To
New York city to obtain the best spring
styles in millinery.
Capt T.. Allen returned Saturday
from weeks visit with relatives i'm New
port. y. H. Harry Bingham returned
from Newport Monday.
Mrs Scott : Pilgott of Oakland. Calf.
who came TO Bratucboro last week to
visit relatives was accompanied by Mrs
\. kellenberger OF Oakland.
Mrs +. +. Howe. who has been spend
ing the winter in Meridcn. Conn. will re-
turn next week and will open her dress
making shop next week Thursday
Mrs. Arthur G. Barr and daughter re-
turned to their home in Manchester.
y. H., Saturday after a weeks visit
with Mrs Bars parents. Alr ana Mrs
W. II. Cray.
Frank Z. Howe. editor of the Benning-
ton Banner who attended the press as
ISOLATION meeting i'm Bellows Fails Fri
day visited with his relatives in Bruttle-
boro over sunday
James Menzies and William Menzies.
jr, of New York city We're in Brattle-
bore over Friday on account of the i'll
ness of their sister. Mrs Mary McnZies
Miller, at the Brooks House
Miss Fannie Parkhust of ST. Johns
bury came Saturday 60 spend a week al
Linden lodge and with friends in town
she VIII go from here TO Springfield
Mass, before returning home.
Edward Ransom and Mrs Chas. Whit
temore of Newton. Mass, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Connors from Tues
day to yesterday, having come to Brat
tleboro to attend the funeral of DR. D.
p Webster.
Miss Susie Driver, teacher in the high
school building, was called to Windsor
the last Of last week on account of the
critical iNness of her father, Joseph Drl-
YER who has since died. L. L. Parker
went to Windsor To attend the funeral.
which was held Tuesday.
j. NJ. Strock, with the Fenburg stock
company has written to Brattleboro
friends that after the close of the dra-
boro for two weeks. The company is
having a profitable season. They are in
Derby, Conn, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Barber of 81 Ash
land street We're entertained by members
of the Manchester Cadet band. Several
selections of music were rendered by the
Cadet Band orchestra. The occasion was
highly appreciated and enjoyed. Light re-
freshments We're served, Mr.. Barber re-
Gently came here, as piano salesman, from
Brattlehoro, Vt, and is in the employ of
the well-known firm of Piper & McIntire.
i Manchester, n. H., Union of March II.
Mr.. and Mrs George Brockway of War
ner, n. H., Mr.. and Mrs. V. c. Brockway
of Newbury, ~ H., and Mr., and Mrs.
Fred Campbell of Dedham, Mass, were
here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Eliza
beth Laughton on Tuesday on Wednes-
day Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hodgkns re-
turned with Mr., and Mrs. George Brock
way to Warner, Mrs Hodgkins will re-
main there two or three weeks and will
also visit in st. Johnsbury before her