Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-09-08
5RATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Nellie Brown was in Boston over
Sunday.
Thomas Nolan of Pittsheld was in town
Monday.
Frank Newcomb of Holyoke spent Labor
day in town.
Miss Inez Goodale went to Springfield.
Mass, Saturday.
Thomas Hudson of Boston spent mart
of the week in town.
Charles McKennan spent Labor day at
his home in Ludlow.
Miss Kathryn Guiheen has entered the
employ of Durham Brothers.
Joseph Cavanaugh, ST., is critically Ill
at his home on Brook street.
Miss Eva Wells spent Sunday and Mon
day In Holyoke and Springfield.
Miss Josie Foster returned Friday to
her school in Springfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield H. Hubbard were
In Springfield Mass, Wednesday.
Evan Goodale returned Monday to Bos-
ton after a weeks vacation in town.
Miss Katherine Leahy went Monday to
Nashua for a vacation of two weeks
Rev. George B. Lawson will preach in
the Baptist church in Wilmington Sunday
Mrs. o. C. Brown and Miss Mary Brown
spent Labor day at C. S. Howe's in Hins-
dale.
Miss Jennie McAllster of Albany is
spending week with Miss Kathryn Gut
heen.
N. T. Ryan and son of Greenfield are
Stating Martin Dunn's house on Reed
street.
Miss Stella Welcome went Monday to
Salem; N. Y. She will visit there and in
Shushan.
Mrs. G. H. Smith is on trip to Boston
and New York to inspect fall styles in
millinery
Miss Faith Tyler, who was in town
several weeks, has returned to Mortified,
this state.
Miss Nellie Conlin. who was in town
several weeks returned yesterday to New
York city.
Miss Marion Rice and college friend,
who spent the summer in Italy, returned
last night.
Carmi Chandler will move Monday from
Elliot street to the Prentice house on
Canal street
Mrs. Mary Cotter returned Monday after
visit of two weeks in Ipswich and Law
renee, Mass
Mrs. A. NJ. Dodge, who was in Worces-
ter and other places three months, re-
turned Friday
Mr. and Mrs. H. H Dimes returned
Tuesday from visit in Worcester and
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Mrs. Jennie Pike returned Saturday
after a visit of three weeks with her son
in Fiskdale, Mass.
Miss Ellen Grady will go to Holyoke
Sunday to spend a week with her cousin.
Miss Mayme Doneley.
Mrs. w. H. Welcome and three children
returned Saturday after a visit OF three
weeks in Sushan, N. Y.
Mrs. Sarah Collins who visited Mrs.
Sarah Stearns Of Clark street, returned
Saturday to Westminster.
E. ]. Langille and E. B. McDonagh have
returned to New York after a stay of two
weeks at the formers home.
Mrs George II. Chatfield sustained q
serious injury to ligament Of one leg by
a fall at her home this week.
Myron P. Davis came from Rutland,
MISS, this week to spend a few days
with his father, John A. Davis.
Mrs ]. H. Brink and little daughter are
In Charlestown, N. H., to remain during
Mr.. Drinks absence in the West.
Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald fell in her
home on Western avenue Sunday and
broke one bone in her right wrist
Two Sisters of Charity will come this
week or next to collect money and cloth
ing for the orphan asylum in Boston.
Harry Putnam came to Bratteboro
Tuesday to begin his second years course
at the academy in West Brattleboro.
James B. Sullivan, who came here re-
Gently from Barre, has gone to Benning-
ton to work on the Evening Banner.
Anthony and James Hodgkins returned
Monday to Brooklyn after a visit of two
weeks with their sister, Mrs Bert Seims.
Mr.. and Mrs John Clark returned to
New York yesterday after a visit with
Mrs. Clark's grandfather, ex-Gov. Hol
brook
Mrs. H. A. Weatherhead Of Keene and
Miss Ora Marshall of Shirley, Mass, spent
part Of the week with Mr.. and Mrs c. B.
Streeter.
Miss Alice Martin, who spent the sum-
mer at her grandfatner's, Thomas Mar
tins, returned Monday to her home in
Northampton.
Miss Ella Newman, teacher in Waltham,
Mass, will go back to her school work on
Sunday. Miss Minnie Brasor will return
to Boston today.
Mrs. George Harris and children re-
turned Tuesday after visit of three
weeks in Wardsboro. Mr.. Harris, who
was there a few days, returned with them.
P. NJ Baker came Sunday from Som
erville, Mass, and returned Monday, ac-
companied by his sons, Edward and Pat
rick, who were here a month with rela-
tives
Miss Eleanor Noyes and Mrs. Charlotte
Fletcher will return today from Spofford
lake, where they have been two months.
On Saturday they will go to Colrain to
visit c. D. Noyes and family
Charles H. Robb of Washington, d. c.,
assistant attorney general, was in Brattle-
boro yesterday on his way to Burlington.
He attended the Vermont Fish and Game
league meeting at Bluff Point today.
GRANGE NEWS.
Windham County Pomona Grange will