Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-01-29
NO. 5.
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Robert Edwards spent Sunday i'm Rut-
land.
John Sullivan of Greenfield was in town
. over sunday.
Mrs Mary Smith was in Boston from
/ Friday to Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs w II. Corser went Sat
urday to New York for "A weeks visit
M's Charles Barrett of Springfield
Mass. is guest of Mrs H. f. Brooks.
4. r. Schwcnk went to New Yorl, on a
business trip sunday returning Tuesday.
g. Fred Chids of Boston visited his
father W. II. Childs, the first of the
week
Arthur simonds visited his sister, Mrs
George Whitney, i'll Springfield, this state,
this week
Charles w. Drown is seriously i'll with
/ a complication OF diseases at his home on
High street.
l.. f. Adams and II. H. Crosby have
/ been in New York and Philadelphia dur
ing the week.
Miss Minnie Allen returned Monday af-
ter stay of four weeks at her home in
/ Jamaica.
Mrs. Thomas Guiheen went Monday to
| Albany, y. Y, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick Guiheen.
James Allen spent Sunday and Mon
day in Springfield and New York, return
/ ing Tuesday.
] MIS- {. +. X. Jenne spent wednesday
with her daughter. Miss Pauline Jenne at
Mt. HolyOke College
Asa Sherwin, one of the Oldest resi-
/ dents of the town, is critically i'll at his
| home on Elliot street.
Misses Lima and Allie Torrey are among
those who have gone to Hinsdale to at
/ tend the Masonic ball.
Miss Maud Ramsey returned Monday
after a visit of two weeks with her grand
mother in Orange, Mass.
Mrs. Charles W. Briggs returned yes
! terday after an absence of four months
! in Amherst and Boston.
Mrs. NJ J. Dowley is spending a few
: weeks with her daughter, Mrs. George
Bishop in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Ella Dunbar returned Monday t.
I her home in Somerville, Mass, after vis-
iting her sister Mrs. II. O. Coolidge.
Walton o. johnson of Springfield Mass,
was the guest Of his cousins, Misses Lot
tie and Lizzie SGures, part of the week.
Mrs. John Keefe, Miss Margaret Flavin
and Miss Elizabeth Hennessy of Bellows
Falls were visitors in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodrich of Mil
lers Falls attended the installation of the
I Rebekah lodge officers Tuesday evening.
Murray Tucker will succeed Fred S.
Knight as receiving clerk in Durham Bro
thers' wholesale shoe store beginning
Monday.
Rev. and Mrs E. T. Mathison were
called to Ansonia. Conn, by the critical
illness of Mrs. Mathison's mother, Mrs.
Colburn.
Fred Ransom of Burlington, a former
resident, came here last week to work
for the Central Vermont railway company
las engineer.
r. a. Murphy has so far recovered from
an attack of pneumonia that he was able
to return from Bellows Falls with Mrs.
Murphy on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. D. \. Martin and Thomas
Martin of Northampton were here yes
terday to attend the funeral of their
brother, John Martin.
y. T. Ryan was one of the performers
in the presentation of The Nativity in
Greenfield this week, taking the part of
one of the wise men.
Isaac D. Bailey. grand tyler of the
grand lodge, attended the meeting of the
First Masonic district held in White
River Junction Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Rogers and son
went Sunday to Orange Mass, for a visit
with relatives. Mrs. Rogers and son will
remain there about two weeks.
United States District Attorney ]. L.
Martin went Sunday to New York to
make an argument before the circuit
court of appeals in a Chinese case.
Mrs. Luther Bellows, who was here two
weeks assisting in caring for her mother,
Mrs. Laura Howe, who is recovering from
pneumonia, returned Monday to Whining
tom
Judge J. NJ Tyler Attorneys f. L.
Waterman, C. C. Fits, and Robert c.
Bacon attended the session of the YER
mont Supreme court in Montpelier this
week.
Mrs. Richard Blomberg and children
will go soon to Philadelphia to live
Mrs Bomberg has a very favorable op-
! nOrtnDitV prOEidp fOr herself nd bar
four children.
Mrs. John Pierce and daughter, Clara,
of White River Junction. are with her
sister, Mrs. Jenks of Is Clark street,
called here by the illness of her father,
Julius Dorman.
Herbert Swift and Perl Lakin of Peru
were guests of f. I. Swift this week. They
attended the Masonic district meetings
held here Tuesday and at White River
Junction Wednesday.
Sewall Morse, who has been in Pitts
burg and Detroit several weeks in the
interests of the automobile in which he
is one of the promoters, came home Mon
day for visit of few days.
Raymond n. White, of J. F. White,
will go tomorrow to Springfield where he
has a position as shipping clerk for the
&. & c. Merriam company, the well
| known publishers of Websters Inter
5 national dictionary.
: hIS' HolldS rolSy Vi CidIh street en-
| tertained 1G children Monday, Jan %, the
i seventh birthday anniversary of her
daughter, Doris. Ice cream and cake We're
' served. Miss Doris received many pret-
ty presents and all of the children had an
n enjoyable time.
u. w. Gibson, Mayor Blodgett and John
Calvin started on their southern trip
: Monday. Mr. Gibsons destination is
. Cuba, while the mayor will linger in Flor
. ida, and Mr.. Calvin will remain some time
in South Carolina, hoping to recover
. strength after a severe attack of pneu-
. monia-
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v but when Ii is a proof of laZiness, intem-