Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-08-25
eRATTLEsoRo PERSONAL.


Mrs. John Hurley of Bellows Falls was
in town this week.
Charles Jameson of Bellows Falls was
in town over Sunday
James B. Sullivan Of Barre is visiting
at Thomas Ryan's ON Vernon street.
Mrs George Harris and children are In
Wardsboro for a stay of few weeks.
John Woodruff went Saturday to Frye
burg, Maine, where he has employment.
Miss Margaret Cray Of Bellows Falls is
visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Brosnahan.
Mrs. Leahy has moved from MILESTONE
block to II. NJ. Woods house on Clark
street
Miss Mary Brown returned Saturday
after being at Block Island and Deerfield
a week.
Miss Louise Gonyer came Tuesday from
Worcester to visit her brother, Eddie
Gonyer.
Miss zeta Ryan, who was at Block Is
land for a vacation OF ten days, returned
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs E. C. Ketcham of Brook
Ign have been guests this week of Mrs.
]. X. Parker.
Miss Lizzie Higglnson and Mrs. Belknap,
widow of Admiral Belknap, are at the
Brooks House.
Miss Annie Rate went Monday to
fore returning.
Mrs. o. A. Stowe, who was with Mrs
Il. F, Niles week, returned to New
York Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Thomas and son,
who were in Plattsburg, n. Y, two weeks,
returned Saturday.
Elaine and Agnes Sullivan Of Bellows
Falls are visiting their uncle. Patrick Fen
ton of Elliot street.
Mrs f. H. Chase and nurse have gone
to the Hanrahan hill farm in North Hins-
dale for an indefinite stay.
Miss Mary Austin and Miss Katherine
Dunleavy have returned after an outing
Of ten days at Block Island.
Mary Baker returned Wednesday after
visit of three weeks with her aunt, Mrs
John Hurley. in Bellows Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hubbard and Mrs
Warner returned Tuesday after q visit Of
ten days in Hinsdale and Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Young. who had a
vacation of two weeks in Block Island and
New London, returned Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Masseck and daugh-
ter, who were in Potsdam, n. Y, for a
months vacation, have returned
Miss Jennie Ward, who was with her
aunt, Mrs. Arthur Carpenter, three weeks.
returned Wednesday to Greenfield.
d. Frank Shea and family returned
! Wednesday from visit of several weeks
with relatives in Wheatland, p. Q.
Mrs. Walter Jacobs and daughter.
Beatrice, are spending some time at Mrs.
Jacobs's former home in Wardsboro.
Miss Frances Cray has returned to her
home in Bellows Falls after n three
weeks visit with Catherine Brosnahan
Herbert Roess, who recently sold his
| house on Brook street to John Lindsey,
has taken a tenement at 16 Canal street
]. II. Burke and family will return to-
day from Essex Junction Mrs. Burke
and children have been there several
weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Foley and four children,
who were at the home of Mrs. Foley's
father In Claremont several weeks. have
returned.
Miss Lillian Lavelle and Miss May La
velle are visiting relatives in Montreal.
They will visit in Burlington, returning
next week.
Miss Johanna Brosnahan is visiting Miss
Ellen Lane in Fair Haven. this state, at
the home of the latter's brother, Rev.
Henry Lane. She will also visit In Rut-
land.
Fred Reed and Frank Reed went yes
terday to Boston, where they will have a
vacation OF ten days. During there
absence Mrs. F. L. Reed will visit in New
London.
James A. LillIs, who had been at Block
Island for a vacation. was in town over
Sunday. Miss Dorothy Denning accom-
panied him to his home in Rutland for
a visit OF two weeks.
Charles, Mildred and Frances Moriarty.
who were with their grandmother. Mrs.
Katherine Leahy. three weeks, returned
to their home in Bellows Falls yesterday.
Miss Helen Leahy accompanied them
Misses Helen and Florence Ford, who
were at their uncle's. ]. T. Denning's S,
several weeks. returned Monday to their
home in Hanover. n. H. Miss Bessie
Denning accompanied them for a stay Of
two weeks in Hanover.
Treasurer Charles A. Harris. of the
Brattleboro Savings bank, and Ray
mond l.. Greene started today on a
Western trip. They will go as far as
North Dakota together stopping at Buff
falo, Chicago and Minneapolis, and Mr.
Greene will continue on to Portland ore
to attend the Lewis and Clark exposition,
returning through Denver. They will
meet In the West and return together.
Lucien Howe, since 1904 organist at
the Congregational church in this CITY.
has resigned, and his resignation has
oeen accepted by the committee of the
church society which has such matters
in hand. Mr.. Howe will preside at the
organ next Sunday for the last time as
he has stated, and will leave the city per
manently next week. Mr.. Howe II Is
understood, has no place definitely in view
for his future work. but will seek a new
held In the middle west. The entire time
that he has been in Rutland he has both
served the church with which he has been
connected faithfully and efficiently. and
has made a warm place for himself in
the estimation of the community. An
official of the church. voiclng the senti-
ment of the society, said today that the
loss OF Mr.. Howe will be keenly felt. as
ne mas Deen considered most valuable
acquisition in the working forces 10 his
church. Mr.. Howe went this morning 10
his former home In Brattleboro.
land News. Aug. %.