Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-24
sRATrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Mrs. NJ H. Tyler will go to Boston to-
morrow for a weeks stay.
Mrs. e. II. Miller went to Boston yester-
day for a visit of several days.
DIR. IL. c. Bass of Providence r. l..
was guest at +. A. Wellss on tuesday.
Robert Mitchell of New York came
home Monday to spend weeks vacation.
Mrs. ]. Harry Estey and Miss Amy
Hines went to New York city yesterday.
Col. George II. Bond messenger I'm the
Senate, returned from Washington Tues
day.
Mr.. Humphrey of Charlestown, n. H..
was recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. d.
Weld.
Mrs. Arthur Putnam of Alstead, n. H.,
has been visiting with relatives on Canal
| street.
Judge Daniel Kellogg went to Spring
field, Mass yesterday to remain over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. p Carpenter of North
| Adams visited Mr. and Mrs G. y. Lam
son this week.
Herbert c. Roess has entertained his
| uncle. a. Van Wagner. of Springfield,
Mass, this week
Mrs w. f. Root and Miss Parsons who
were In Washington to attend the inaugu-
ration returned Thursday night
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| to New York on a pleasure trip Wednes-
day. They are expected home tonight.
Miss Frances Putnam has come here
| from Alstead. N. H.. to work In Donnel
q Davis's store during the busy season.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton +. Durham and
child of West Sumner, Me-, are spending
the week with. MIR. and Mrs. l.. l.. Dun
ham.
Mrs. Alice Landry. as president of the
"a 10 nFtfy ft..N, Of Qn1n he nta hRn
in Waterbury this week on official busi-
| ness
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolln Brown have moved
from Chaplin street to the tenement on
Oak street formerly occupied by Fred c.
Adams
Mrs. George whitney of Springfield, this
state, Is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
| H. W. Simonds. She will remain here
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lockwood were
called to Felchville last week by the
| death Of Mrs. Lockwood's aunt, whose
funeral was held Saturday.
Mrs. Charles r. Hawley and son. Free
| man, of Gardner. came Monday to spend
two weeks at the home OF Mrs. Hawley' y
mother. Mrs. II. p. Freeman.
Miss Helen A. Reyes. who is attending
the Fort Edward collegiate institute I'm
Fort Edward, n. Y, recently won there
pere, In speaking. contest.
Mr. and Mrs. s. *. Durrel and three
sons of North Attleboro Mass. Oscar
Fisher Of Keene and Fred Fisher of
| Leominster attended the funeral of
George w. Fisher Tuesday
Mrs. Charles Warder slipped on a
banana peel on the sidewalk directly In
| front Of the post office last Saturday
morning and broke one bone of her left
| arm just above the wrist
Mrs. F. F. Bemis. who spent the win
| ter I'm North Carolina. returned Wednes-
day to the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
| c. II. Crosby. She visited with her son
in Meriden. Conn. en- route home.
Col. II. f. TAYLOR has been appointed
an aide on the stan OF w. w. Blackmar.
| commander chief OF the Grand Army
of the Republic to attend the national
encampment In Denver next autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs H. II. Hackley OF Green
field came to Brattleboro Wednesday,
Mr.. Hackley to attend the funeral OF
| Lewis II. Thomas and Mrs. Hackley
to spend few days at a. r. Harris's
John Retting of Brattleboro who has
built winter home at Southern Pines.
| N c., was the subject of sketch. with
portrait in a recent issue of the Free
Press, paper published in Southern
| Pines.
William BraZeau, who was operated
upon for appendicitis at the Farren Mem
orial hospital IN Montague Mass. seven
weeks ago, returned Monday from his
home in Adams, Mass. and resumed work
in w. F. Springs barber shop
Charles d. Noyes, who now makes his
home on n farm in Colrain. Mass
narrowly escaped death recently by be-
ing attacked by an enraged bull He
came out of the conflict with broken ribs
and various bruises and Commissions,
Mr. and Mrs. \. o. Johnson of Louis
vile, KY, +. NJ. Robinson of Dallas
Texas Mrs. Floyd Hawkins of Milford
n. H.. Mr. and Mrs George Sheldon OF
Hopedale Mass, Mrs. Joseph Twitchel
and Mr., and Mrs. Jacob Perkins of Gard
ner. Mass, Mrs. l. NJ HOLSTER of STRAIT
ford. Geo. w. Kenney, ST., of Rutland and
Mrs. II. l.. Pierce of Putney attended
the funeral OF Melvin G. Robinson a, the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Rockwell
Monday.