Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-02-17
BRATTLEB0R0 PERSONAL.

Mis- Ada DoWleN Will return from Bos-
/ ton today.
Rev. II. X. Miles is spending the week
| in Boston.
first OF the week
James Dunleavy was at home from
Hartford over Sunday
Mrs. c. b. Streeter spent Sunday with
her sons in Bellows Falls
Mrs. w. p. Jones is visiting her brother.
F. II. Stetson. in Greenfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Barnes and daugh-
ter are in Claremont for visit
Mrs. T. J. Bromley visited her mother
| in Charlemont. Mass. last week
Robert Mitchell returned to New York
Monday after short visit at hame
Miss Abbie Pratt has been the guest
OF Miss DeWolf in Shelburne Falls
! Miss Sarah Herbert has visited recently
| a few days at her home in Rutland
Mrs Bryant Of Keene visited with her
I sister. Mrs. G. II. Ryder, over Sunday
| f. p. Kimball Of Greenfield has visited
/ this week with his father, S. W. Kimball
Miss Mary Mccarthy Of Bellows Falls
| spent Sunday with Miss Minnie Toomey
! Miss MARY Stewart is able to be out
after suffering two weeks with bronchitis
! Dr. a. J. Pullen is president Of the VIII
large corporation Of North Fond du Lac
! Wis.
Mrs. Linn d. Taylor returned last night
after visit Of two weeks or more i'm
New York
Mr. and Mrs. A. w Childs Of Manches-
ter. y. H. are spending several days at
the Brooks House.
Attorney General and Mrs. Clarke G.
Fits will go to Washington tomorrow to
spend several days.
j Harry Estey is away on a business
Z M
I throughout the West.
Wells Sargent returned to Keene Mon.
day after visiting at the home Of his
father Frank Sargent.
Mrs. w II. Fletcher returned Monday
after visit Of six weeks with relatives
in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. J. l. Martin returned Thursday
night the 9Th. from a visit in Annapolis.
Washington and New York
J. z. Gleason and his uncle OF Boston.
started Tuesday for Chicago to spend two
or three weeks on business
Miss Bertha Stockwell. who is i'll in a
hospital in Boston. has had erysipelas
several days. but is improving
Thomas Purcell and Bancroft Smith Of
New York, friends Of Beatty S Balestier.
are guests at the Brooks House.
Mrs. f 4. starkey has come from New
York city, where she has been since
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Holden went to
Boston last week. Mr.. Holden returned
Saturday, Mrs. Holden remaining for this
week
Leslie Smith moved last week from
Brook street TO his new house on Clark
street.
Horace French was called to London
derry Wednesday by the death OF his
stepmother.
Mr.. and Mrs f. d. Hobart moved
yesterday from Highland street to Spring
field. Mass.
Miss May Williamson returned to the
Prospect Hill school in Greenfield yester-
day after spending a few days at the
Brooks House.
DR., Ida r. Brigham. superintendent of
the Brattleboro Memorial hospital went
to Boston early this week to attend a
family reunion.
Mrs. Charles Fawcett and son of New
York came Sunday to spend two or three
weeks at the home OF her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. n. H. White.
John Eckles who was at the Brattle-
boro Memorial hospital for an operation
for appendicitis, returned home Saturday.
He is making a rapid recovery.
Mrs. o. F. Benson of New York is visit
ing at the home Of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs w. C Mitchell Robert Mitchell of
New York was home over Sunday
Mrs. Fred Cressy, Mrs W. p Jones.
Miss Florence PeHIland and Miss Char
lotte Barrett will be members of Capt c
p Halls Washington party next month.
VIII Duquette who has been at the
sanitorium at Rutland Mass, several
weeks, has returned to his home at the
American House greatly improved in
health.
Miss Loretta Turner will leave tomor-
row for Boston IL spend two weeks with
/ N.aw -H-Ws
will visit in New York city before return
ing home.
W. b. Eddy has finished work for the
Estey organ company, by whom he was
employed about 25 years, and has gone
on the road selling pianos and organs of
different makes independently.
Mr. and Mrs. John l. Knowlton of
Lowell Mass, came TO BTattleboro We'd
nesday TO spend several days with Judgr
II. II. Wheeler. Judge Wheeler is i'm
proving in health and is able to do
limited amount Of work.
Arthur Adams, who lives on Myrtle
street, will move soon to the Bradley cot
tage on Tyler street where Mr.. McGn-
livary formerly lived. He will be employ
ed on the Bradley estate. most of the
time at the green houses
Mrs. George II. Ryder and her sister
Mrs. Bryant of Keene will start on
southern trip next Tuesday, going to sew
eral places, among them Washington.
Georgia and New Orleans At the last
named city they will attend the big
Mardi Gras festival They will meet
their sister, Mrs. Wiggin, on the trip.
Miss Florence Fisher, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra Fisher OF West Brattle-
bOrO, underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis at the Brattleboro Memorial hospi-
tai this week. This was the fourth opera
tiOn of the kind in the same family
within two years. the four patients be-
ing the four children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher.