Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-02-03
eRATTLE1oRo PERSONAL.

Miss Della Wood of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting i'm town.
Charles A. Boyden is recovering from
his illness with small poN
John c. Baker was in New York and
Boston the first of this week.
Miss Edna Crosby returned Saturday
from a visit in Portland Maine
Miss Mary Howe returned this week
from her concert tour in Virginia.
Mrs. Harry Smith of Meriden, Conn,
is visiting relatives in Brattleboro
r. L. Parker was in Keene, Claremont
and Newport last week on a business
trip.
william Sargent of Springfield, Mass
was a guest at Walter S. Stearnss Sun
day
Miss Louise Foley of New York city is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Il. j. Turner. on
Elliot street.
Miss katherine Calvin entertained the
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent association
last evening.
Miss Pauline JENNIE of Mt Hoyoke col
lege came home yesterday to remain
over Sunday.
Mrs Edward Smiley of Philadelphia
was a guest of Mrs. II. r. Brown a part
of last week.
John Calvin has been in Boston this
week in the interest of the Foresters'
minstrel show.
F. e. Emerson of Randolph visited in
Brattleboro this week, it being his first
visit i'm 20 years.
ID. +. Tasker, James lizard and f. d.
Il. Stowe attended the poultry show in
Keene this week.
Nelson p. Coffin, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever at his home in Newport,
n. H, is improving.
United States District Attorney ]. L.
Martin went to Washington Monday to
spend the rest of the week.
Miss Fannie Parkhurst of st. Johns
bury, who was at Linden lodge two
months returned home Monday.
Charles Dunleavy has gone to SPRING
field, VT, to assist in the work in the
Reporter office during the busy season.
Mrs. Herman Merber and children will
move to Providence, r. l., where Mr.
Merber has position in a machine shop
James lizard moved this week from
Frost street to f. S. Halls house on
Western avenue, recently vacated by Mr.
Hall
William A. Moore went to New Lon
don Tuesday to spend a few days with
Clifton Hemenway, of the New London
Telegraph.
Miss Elizabeth Shaffner started Mon
day for a three months trip to Cali
fornia with Mrs. Baker of Boston. to
whom she is companion.
Fred C. ellison of st. Johnsbury, who
came here Wednesday to attend Dun
ham Brothers school for statesmen, is ac-
companied by Mrs. ellison and daughter,
Rhea.
Mrs NJ. L. Hodgkins of st. Johnsbury.
who was called to Springfield, Mass, last
week by the death of her sister, Mrs, C.
p. Stone, is spending few days with
relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Corser and Mr..
and Mrs. C. F. Bingham went to New
port. N. H., Monday to attend the mil
itary ball given by Company NJ, of which
II. A. Wiley is captain.
Will F.. Collins, of the Newark n. j.,
News, sailed this week on a European
trip. He will go through the Mediter-
ranean sea and visit Greece, Turkey, Pal
estine and other countries.
Miss Stella Meacham who was oper-
ated upon by DR.. George Roberts and
DR.. f. II. O'Connor Jan. IS for tubercular
carries of the spine and a lumbar alb
scess, is making rapid progress toward
recovery.
Allyn ]. Crosby, superintendent of the
Springfield Charlestown electric railroad
was elected one of the vice presidents OF
the New England Street Railway club al
the annual meeting held in Boston last
Thursday.
W. f. Clark of Montreal. formerly road
master of the Vermont Valley railroad
was in Brattleboro yesterday. He rep
resents the Continuous Rail Joint com
pany of America whose head office is II
Newark, n. j.
Mrs. w. n Thompson, who has beer
in Hartford, Conn, much of the tint
the past two months, returned Thurs
day. DR. Thompson was here two day
and then returned to his duties at thu
Hartford retreat.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Leonard wen
Monday to Winsted, Conn, where Mr.
Leonard has bought a jewelry store A
soon as they find a suitable tenemen
Mrs. Leonard will return to look afte
packing their household furniture.
Allyn j. Crosby was elected presiden
of the Springfield, VT, agricultural so
ciety at the annual meeting held last Sat
urday. W. ]. Alderman will be super
intendent of the races. The next fai
will be held Sept. II and 10 and uniqu
feature will be presented.
F. w. Gipson of Hartford this state
who had charge of the chair bushes
conducted by b. Souto & Co. before thei
factory was destroyed by fire, came
Brattleboro this week to live He wi
buy machinery fot the chair bushes
which will be installed in Brattleboro b
Souto & Co, and will have charge of tn
business. Mr.. Gipson says he wants
bring at least 25 married men to Brat
tleboro.
Leroy F. Adams was operated upon fo
appendicitis Monday night by Dr. b.
Wells of New York city. Mr.. Adams wa
taken i'll Sunday and his physician dl
agnosed the case as appendicitis. d
Wells arrived Monday on the $50 trail
and confirmed the diagnosis, and Mr.. AID
ans was taken at once to the BrattleboT
Memorial hospital, where the operatio
was performed about o'clock. A sc
rous condition was revealed and gray
fears were entertained that peritonit
might develop Mr.. Adams has continue
to improve, and his recovery is now eS
pected.