Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-10
eaArrLEsoRo PERSONAL.

I.ucien Howe Of Rutland was in Brat
tleboro yesterday.
Michael Austin of Springfield, Mass,
Is in town this week
Miss Mary Fitzgerald has spent few
days in Westheld Mass
John j. Austin is confined to his bed
with an attack of the grip.
f. John Devine is organizing a theatre
cal company in Pittsburg, Pa.
Harold Cheney who has been i'll with
pneumonia, is slowly improving.
Mrs. NJ. A. Howe is in Athol, helping to
care for her son, Guy Howe, who is III.
Harold Biddle. who has been very i'll
with typhoid pneumonia, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cookery of spofford
spent part of the week at John Devine s.
Robert Nesbitt has taken a tenement in
| James Ausiin's house on South Main
| street.
Miss Emma Lundberg of Springfield,
| Mass. spent Sunday at her home on Cen
| trail street.
Judge L. L. Waterman went to Man
chester, this state. Tuesday as referee In
| several cases.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Ryder returned
| Sunday night from a visit in Springfield
| anu New 1olh
Mrs Harry Hodgkins left yesterday on
vacation trip of ten days to Concord. n.
| H.. and Boston.
Mrs Eric Landry went to Barre Tues
day on official business as president of
| the Rebekah assembly.
John T. Gleason. who was in Chicago
i a few weeks on business trip returned
| Thursday night of last week
|
are at the Childs tavern in Wilmington
for stay Of three or four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs d. G. Morris returned
Monday to Greenfield. after a visit with
Mrs Morriss parents, Mr. and Mrs Stone.
Miss Maud Howard returned wednes-
day to her home in West Townshend
after stay Of several months at Charles
| Keach's.
Mrs Patrick Hcffron and Miss Bridget
Manning began work this week at the
Hooker. Corser Il Mitchell company's
factory.
Mrs j. Edwin Lawrence returned Tues
day night after visit of several days
with ner daughter, Mrs. f. G.. Livingston.
in Petcrboro, n. H.
Charles Dunleavy returned Saturday
from Springfield. this state, where he
worked several weeks in the Office Of the
Springfield Reporter
f. l.. Fish Of Vergennes, national bank
examiner, is spending the week i'm town.
being here to make an official inspection
Of both national banks.
Mrs Jennie Smith Jackson Of Lynn.
Mass. who has been visiting in Walpole,
n H.. spent the day at John Newtons
on Thomas street Tuesday.
Harry Wright of New York, a travelling
salesman whose father was a member OF
the firm of Pratt, Wright Il Co % years
ago, was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. George f. Millet and daughter
Marguerite. returned Monday to New Bed
ford after a visit Of several weeks with
Mrs. Naylor at the Brattleboro House,
Mrs. George W. Fisher has been i'll the
past SIX weeks and is still confined to her
bed. Mr.. Fisher was threatened with
pneumonia. but is now slowly improving
Mrs Royal Tyler. who is spending the
winter with Mrs Allan ID. Brown in
Mortified. this state. has been very iii
with bronchitis recently. but she is now
recovering.
S. A. Daniels of this town and George
| L. Shuts of Worcester, who have been
in the northern part of the state on in
surance business the past three weeks,
returned yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powers went to
httIlt llllS htth u uNt MI. IoNtIS Will
be employed by Mayor Perry and Mrs
Powers will continue her work agent
OF the Keene Humane society
Miss Esther Crower was in Maiden.
Mass. Monday to attend the funeral Of
Daniel l.. Miliken, a former publisher Of
the Record & Farmer in Brattleboro. with
whom George +. Crowell was at one time
associated in business.
A feature of the Buffalo Illustrated
News of Feb. rs was an article devoted
to- Mrs f. r. Pratt MADAME BrazzD, the
fourth in a series on "Buffalo's Noted Wo-
men" 1t occupied more than page and
was embellished with large illustrations.
Mrs Gilbert b. Harwood started We'd
nesday for BatesbuTg, S. c.. where Mr.
| HARDWOOD has charge of the carpentry
work on a hotel for winter tourists which
is being erected by syndicate of north
ern men, including f. w. Childs and f.
w. Gibson Of Brattleboro.
The Hall party of Washington excur-
sionists will leave Shelburne Falls to-
morrow morning. 1t will include Miss
Charlotte Barrett, Miss Edith Stote Miss
Florence Pentland, Mrs. Fred Cressy
Miss Sarah Burnham. Mrs. c. c. Averill
and Mrs. w. =. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Childs of Benning-
ton, who have been at Palm Beach and
St Augustine two months, are now in
|
to the inauguration They will spend
some time in New York and will not re-
turn to Vermont until April.
Charles Bartlett, who went to Batesburg.
5. c., Il few weeks ago, returned wednes-
day for a short time He has bought a
tract of timberland in Batesburg and will
clear ii off. Carl Harwood and Louis
Lucia went to Batesburg this week to
work on the hotel which is being built by
a syndicate of northern men.
Henry r. Brown returned Saturday after
spending several days in selecting choice
horses in st. Lawrence county New York
and Canada He bought ten animals
which will he shipped here in a short
time, and he plans to make another pur-
chasing trip before the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs, Horton d. Walker of
Boston, who have been visiting in Brat
tleboro expect to locate in town. Mr.
Walker to engage in the electrical BUSH
ness. Mr.. Walker has been in Boston this
week, He Is a graduate of the Armour
correspondence institute, and for the past
four years has been in business in Bos-
ton.
William Brazeau. who was operated
upon for appendicitis at the Farren Me-
mortal hospital in Montague, Mass, four
weeks ago, was in town Saturday and
sunday He was accompanied by his
brother and went from here to his home
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