Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-08
BRATTLE8oRo PERSONAL

Thctford, this state, for a visit
Miss Barbara Murphy has a position ne
clerk i'm C'app q Jones's store
Miss Genevieve Slate left Saturday for
81 visit of -four weeks i'm Boston.
Mrs. O. Il. Wilson of New York citv is
q guest of Miss Minnie b. Bradley.
Miss Jessie Swift of Natick Mass is
spending the Easter vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Adams of Salon,
Mass, are guests at the Brooks House
Rev. Father Long of Proctor has been nj
his mothers home part of the week
Miss Myrtle Sibley of NORTHAMPTON is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred $. Knight
MIR. and Mrs w. f. Banks will 90 to
Boston next Tuesday for an indefinite
stay.
Charles Kaye of Meriden. Conn. spent
sunday with Mrs. Kaye on Washington
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Par<e r. Swift of Athol
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs f. I. Swift
this week.
Barna Pratt has been seriously III. but
his condition was somewhat improved
yesterday.
Mrs George w. Burnett went Monday
to Bridgeport, Conn, for a stay of sew
oral days
Mrs. n. A. Cheney was called to Orange
Mass, Saturday by the critical illness
tl utI ldllltT.
Matthew McVeigh of New York CITY
came home Sunday for short visit with
his relatives.
Frances Putnam of Alstead, n. H. has
come here to work in Donnen & Davis's
millinery store.
Mr.. and Mrs II. X. Whitaker are at
Mr. Whitaker's old home in Leverett.
Mass, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles White of Chicago
tR-ar ono &c nj tI,a
Friday to Monday.
c. A. Wheaton will move soon to Rut-
land. He is mail agent between Rutland
and Albany N. Y.
f. \. Putnam and H. P. Jourdan of
Worcester were guests at the Brooks
House over Sunday.
Robert Mitchell of New York city came
home Friday for n weeks vacation at his
home on High street.
F. w. Colburn of Springfield this state
was a guest of his cousin, r. c. Bacon
the first of this week.
Miss Gertrude Miller will return to
Orange, Mass, this week after a visit of
several weeks in town.
Charles L. Cobb went to Hartford.
Conn., Saturday to visit his son, Paul d.
Cobb, returning Sunday.
Leon c. White has been out this week
after being confined to his home five
weeks with typhoid fever.
Miss Helen Thompson of Northampton
spent Sunday with her parents, Deacon
and Mrs. c. F. Thompson
Miss Margaret Barber has been visiting
this week with her cousin, Miss Mabel
Stevens, in Chicopee, Mass.
Mrs. Mary r. Gould of Proctorsville has
come to Brattleboro to assist Mrs. Altha
j. Bruce in her shoe business.
Mrs. w. c. Stone went this morning to
Greenfield to spend two days with her
daughter Mrs. d. G. Morris.
Mrs. E. a. Mansur and her grand
daughter of Lowell. Mass, are the guests
of Mrs. Elizabeth Il. Davenport.
Mrs. c. r. Crosby and daughter. Mar
jorie. who have been in Atlantic City
several weeks will return tomorrow.
r. Z. Portland of West Concord n. H..
visited his cousin, w. j. Pentland, a few
days last week on his return from Cuba.
Miss Pauline JENNIE will return to Mt.
Holyoke college next Wednesday after
spending her vacation with her parents.
Dr. II. u. Holton attended the sem-an-
nual meeting of the trustees of the Bap-
fist state convention in Rutland Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs George White of Chester
and Mr. and Mrs. viii Fairbanks of Graf
ton have been guests at O. f. Baloys
this week.
Miss Jennie Dix of Hinsdale ana Miss
Gertrude Rand of Bellows Falls were
guests of Miss Lola T. Johnson Sunday
and Monday.
O. y. Alvord celebrated his S5th ami
versaIy at his home on Elm street Fri
day. when many friends called to eX-
tend good wishes.
Rev. Guy c. Lamson visited this week
with his parents after attending the
meeting of the trustees of the Baptist
state convention in Rutland.
Mrs j. L. Knowlton and children will
return tomorrow to their home in Lowell
Mass, after spending the Easter vaca-
ton at Mrs Edward Clark
John Calvin returned Saturday from
Washington and other places in the South.
He is much improved in health and is
doing his regular office work
DR.. C. S. Pratt and Mrs. Ida f. Good
enough representing Fort Drummer colony
of Pilgrim Fathers, attended the annual
supreme session in Boston Wednesday.
David a. Elliot went Monday to White
River Junction to take charge of the
hardware business he has bought Mrs.
Elliot will join him there in a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thompson will be-
gin housekeeping about May in the ten
ement in Mrs. Donnens house on Walnut
street occupied by Mr.. and Mrs, D. A.
Elliot
Marshall Noyes. who was at home sew
eral weeks, and who was with his sister,
Mrs. c. H. Thompson, in Lakewood, n.
j.. returned Tuesday to his studies in
Norwich university.
Miss Mary Stearns has returned to her
home at O. Prescott's High street
after an absence of several months. She
spent large part of the time in AndoVer,
Mass but later visited in Ohio.
Jenner H. Chamberlain of indianapolis,
Ind visited his mother, Mrs. II. *. Cham
berlain last week. He reports the horse
business good. He has bought personally
more than 20, 900 horses in the past four
years.
Miss Ella Newman of Waltham and
Miss Florence Lamson of Newton came
home Saturday to spend the Easter va
cation, Miss Newman at her home on
Canal street and Miss Lamson at j. n.
Amidon's on Central street.
Miss Gertrude Croker returned Wednes-
day to northampton to resume her duties
as teacher in Clark institute after a va
cation of a few days at home. She was
accompanied here by a lady from Texas,
who is also a teacher in the Clark instl-
tute.
John Fenton, who has been manager of
Blondens Through the Centre of the
Earth" company the past season, came
home Sunday night for vacation OF two
weeks, after which he will go to New
York to make bookings for the same com
pany on the summer circuit.
Harry Currer returned to Boston We'd
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