Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-02-24
sRArrLesoRo PERSONAL.

Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie LaFrinea is very III with
pleurisy.
Mrs. Charles Leonard left today for her
new home in Winsted, Conn.
S. NJ. Yeaw is i'll with pneumonia at
his home on Central setreet.
George Scott Of Yale University visited
at A. o. Alvords over Sunday.
Mrs. A. A. Hines of Leominster, Mass
is visiting i'm town a few days
Mr.. and Mrs George Whitney Of Spring
field were in town over Sunday.
Can't T.. w. Gibson returned Friday
night from his trip to South Carolina
Mrs. Wallace Pratt is in LeOminster.
Mass. to visit her brother, ID. M Carey.
Miss Pauline JENNIE OF Mt. Holyoke
college was at her home from Friday to
Sunday.
II. II. Dimes of Clark street returned
Tuesday from visit with his parents In
Worcester
Sanford A. Daniels is spending several
days in st. Adams and other Franklin
county towns.
Mrs S. w Edgett returned Saturday
from a visit of three weeks In West
Auburn, Mass.
George Foster has been in Manchester.
n. H., this week, called there by the death
of his half sister.
Mrs Merber and two daughters went
yesterday to Providence, where Mr.. Mer-
Der has employment.
Luther Barber Of Manchester, n. H.,
visited at the home of his brother, w. f.
Barber, over Sunday.
Charles W. Sargent who is spending
the winter with his son, Arthur Sargent,
in Springfield. Mass, is in town
Nellie Anderson came from Holyoke
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mother, Mrs. Michael Duggan.
Letter Carrier T. A. Austin began work
Monday. after several weeks illness fol-
lowing an operation for appendicitis.
Misses Helen Mack and Katherine Gal
vim will go tomorrow to New York city
to study the spring styles in millinery.
Harry Thomas, of the reportorial STAFF
Of the Springfield Union, has been at
his home on Prospect street this week
Miss Lena Thayer has been critically
i'll this week with pneumonia and a heart
trouble. She is somewhat better today.
Patrick Ryan has finished work for The
$. \. Smith company, and went to Leo
minister Sunday, where he will work until
April.
Miss Nellie Blake. Mrs Frank Lyons
and Mrs. George Upham have entered
the employ Of the Bratteboro overall
company.
Miss Alice DeLamater of Hudson. N Y
was a guest Of Miss Minnie +. Bradley
the first of the week, returning home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Mains was operated upon
for appendicitis Wednesday in the hospi-
tai at Montague. DR.. Lynch performing
the operation
Miss Rena Hall. who has been spending
several weeks i'm Goettingen. Germany,
for the study Of German, is now in Paris
studying French.
Miss Helen Parsons Is caring for Harold
Cheney, who is seriously III with pneu-
monia, but whose condition now is con-
sidered favorable.
William Shattuck OF South Londonderry
spent part of the week with his son. A.
w. Shattuck and attended the Grand
Army encampment.
Dennison Cowles is I'm Maine this week
on business connected with the Brattle-
boro Mining company. of which he is sec
rotary and treasurer.
Miss Bertha Stockwel returned Tues
day night from Boston. where she had
I been I'm a hospital a long time She is
much improved in health.
DR. Claude A. Freligh a former resi-
dent here. has given UP his practice in
| Derby Line. this state. and opened an
office in Winchendon. Mass.
Mrs. Thomas Foley and two sons, Harold
and Paul. went Monday to Claremont on
account of the illness of Mrs Foley
mother, Mrs. Thomas Deline
Mrs. John O'Connor entertained the
ladies Catholic benevolent association
| Tuesday evening at her home on Clark
street Refreshments We're served.
Mrs. James Conland has recently re-
ceived an appointment as'matron OF Cav
erly Parish house. a large mission occupy
ing two buildings in New York city
Among former residents who attended
| the Grand Army encampment were Col
Thomas Harmon of Bennington Charles
y. Clark and Mr. Currer of Springfield
Leroy F. Adams left the Brattleboro
! Memorial hospital Saturday, after being
there three weeks. He has been about
| the streets this week. although not able
to resume work in his office.
Mrs. Agnes Coolidge Rice, who is teach
ing i'm the Somerville public schools. is
expected home next week. The Somer-
vile school writing exhibit won the grand
prize at the St Louis exposition.
Mrs. w. F. Root and Miss Helen Parsons
Will go to Springfield. Mass, Sunday. and
on Monday they will go to Washington
to spend two weeks and attend the in
auguration of President Roosevelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Welcome cele-
brated their fifth wedding anniversary
Wednesday evening Refreshments were
served and music and games We're en-
joyed Mr.. and Mrs. Welcome received
number of handsome gifts
The Brattleboro people enrolled to go
to Washington with Capt. c. p. Halls
party are Mrs. Frederick Cressey. Miss
Florence Pentland. Mrs. Marian S Jones
Miss Charlotte Barrett. Miss Sarah NJ
Durham and Miss Edith Stolte.
Mrs. George Cutler was SERIOUSLY in
several days and on Saturday her
daughter. Mrs Walter Haywood was
summoned from Detroit Mr. and Mrs
Haywood arrived Monday night. Mrs
Cutler has improved and is now consider
ed out of danger
Mrs. Thomas Ryan of Vernon street
entertained 80 of the young friends of
her daughter, Miss Mollie Ryan, Friday
evening, the occasion being Miss Ryan's
loth birthday anniversary. The gather
ing was complete surprise Recitations
music and games were the order of the
evening. Refreshments of ice cream ana
cake We're served.
Mr. and Mrs. +. w Stolte were haDni-
ly surprised one evening last week nv n
number of their friends who called 10
remind them it was the tenth anniyer
sary or their wedding Mr. Stolte was n
very much surprised man when he went
TO the door attired in his robe de mutt 10
ma so many demanding admittance. II
was a very pleasant gathering. attended
with much sociability, and numerous an
propriate gifts We're left as reminders Of
the occasion. The contrast was great