Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-05-19
sRArrLEsoRo Personal.

Charles Miller has been in Proctor this
week.
Misses Ella and Ida Waite have been in
Fltchburg this week.
Miss Louise Dolan has been the guest
of Miss Olive Follett in North Adams.
Rev. DR.. George E. Martin Of Lowell
Mass was in town Monday and Tuesday
NJ J. Moran went to Boston yesterday
on a business trip. He is expected home
Sunday.
Mrs c. j. Bell of Walden, wife Of the
governor. was in Brattleboro Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Kimball visited
their son, f. p. Kimball, in Greenfield
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Conductor Robert Wheeler, Of the New
London road. is spending vacation at
his home on Pearl street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Knight were in
Claremont, ~ H., Monday to attend the
funeral of their niece, Miss Bessie Hail.
stunt c. X. Jones of the street railroad
and Conductor A. e. Wilson were In
Springfield Mass. yesterday on business
Mrs. E. II. Thomas and Mrs F. II.
Harris are in Stamford, Conn. for visit
of three weeks with Mrs. Thomas's daugh-
ter Mrs. Tenney.
James Donahue. who was shot acci-
dentally last week by Jerry L. Sullivan,
who was trying to shoot mad dog, left
the Brattleboro Memorial hospital yester-
day.
Miss Eliza Osgood who died in Wash
! ington last week a result of blood pol
/ soning, spent the last summer at Hill
crest on Ames hill, where she was held
| i'm the highest esteem.
Miss b. Elizabeth Shaffner who spent
the winter in Pasadena, Calf, will start
home tomorrow. She intends to visit a
few days in Chicago and arrive in Brat
| teboro about June 5.
Mr. and Mrs David Duuuette, of the
American House, will go to RUSSELL Mass.
| next week to remain until about July l,
going from there to Boston for a few
weeks. They will return to Brattleboro
about Aug. ].
r. NJ. Sherman of Spokane, Wash, son
| of o. L. Sherman of Williamsville, was
in Brattleboro yesterday on his return
from Panama, where he has secured
business interests He went to Williams
Vile last night.
The engagement of Charles Campbell
De<lyn and Miss Mollie S. Childs, both OF
New York city is announced. Miss Childs
Is a daughter Of A. p. Childs of Castle
ton. The wedding is expected to take
place next month.
The following appeared in the HolyokC
correspondence in the Springfield Unior
Of Wednesday: "A lilac party was giver
to about 25 young friends by Miss Mary
Donnelly Of Dwight street in honor Of
Miss Mary Grady of Brattleboro. VT"
John C. Baker, who has not been il
poor health the past three years. was
operated upon recently by DR.. Fallor
Cabot, a specialist at the Murray Hill
sanitorum in New York city. Mr. Bake
is, making a good recovery and expects t
be home soon.
States Attorney Daley Of Bennington
county has been in town a part of tn
week in consultation with Attorney Gen
eral Fits on the Mary Rogers case. Botl
are in Montpelier. where the petition 70
new trial will be presented to the su
preme court today.
ID. H. Cooper, a former resident, VIII
was engaged in the sewing machine bust
ness some years, and who has been
travelling salesman with headquarters Ii
Troy, n. V. the past three years, ha
moved to Bratteboro with his family an
taken a tenement on South Main street