Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-11-10
eRA1rLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Alec Walsh spent Sunday in Leominster,
Mass.
Mrs. Mary Cotter went to Lawrence.
Mass, Wednesday.
Daniel Cray OF Bellows Falls spent Sun
day with John Brosnahan.
Mrs. George Fuller spralned her ankle
severely Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Doyle OF Mortified, this state,
visited Mrs. Paro this week.
d. Frank Sheas family moved to the
Kendrlck House In Putney Tuesday.
Joseph Vlllapol returned Tuesday after
spending a few days in New York city.
Mrs w. II. Welcome, who was at Block
Island three weeks, returned yesterday.
w j. Dare went to New York We'd
nesday to remain until tomorrow night.
Miss Ida Spring has gone to her home
in Hartford, Conn, for a three months
visit.
Mrs James NJ Tyler will return today
after stay Of ten days In Cambridge.
Mass.
Mrs. L. d. Mastin Is visiting In st.
Johnsbury. She Is expected home next
week.
David Adams and his sister have moved
into the Whittier cottage on Estabrook
street.
NJ. Baker of Springfield, Mass. has
entered the employ OF the White River
Chair company.
Mrs. E. r. Bemls went Monday to
Springfield. Mass, to visit three weeks
with her parents.
Mrs Carl F. Cain went last week to her
old home In Worcester, Mass, TO stay
through this month.
Sidney Wellman, formerly clerk in the
Grange store. moved Friday to Windsor.
where he has employment.
Mrs. c. c. Gibbs OF Glens Falls, N. Y.
has been called here by the critical illness
OF her sister, Mrs. c. A. Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Scott Of Oquaga
Lake, N. Y, came Saturday to spend
several days at Freeman Scotts.
Mrs. Thomas Mcveigh and the Misses
Hopkins have entered the employ of the
Hooker, Corser & Mitchell company.
Mrs. John 0'Connor was in Putney
Monday to see her mother, Mrs. Hebron.
VINO recently sustained a broken hip.
Mrs b. F. Hoyt, who visited her father.
A. V. May. several weeks. left Monday 10
return to her home In Guelph, Ontario.
Attorney General Fits went to Windsor
wednesday night to resume the examlna-
tion OF witnesses in the state prison in
vestigatlon.
Frank Crosier gave an exhibition OF
dancing-at the minstrel show In Hinsdale
last evening. g
Mrs. II. NJ. Cook returned Saturday
from visit with relatives in Claremont
N. II. She also visited in Boston and
birmingham.
Ed. Shepardson has moved from Clark
street to EsteyVille and Mr. Chatheld, the
coupe driver. has taken the tenement
vacated by him.
agent for the American Express company
In Amherst, Mass, was called to Clare
mont for similar work
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w Sargent and other
members Of Protective Grange will at
tend the meeting OF the national Grange
which will be held next week at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Frank Volney Wood of Mortified
announces the engagement OF her sister
Miss Bessie NJ. Hervey. TO Robert w
Mitchell, son OF W. c. Mitchell OF Brat
tleboro
Miss Mary ellison Is at the home of her
brother. Fred c. ellison, in St Johnsbury.
to remain there several weeks Her sis
ter Mrs II. r. Brown. was in St Johns.
bury over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c.. Staples went
Saturday TO Orange. Mass. where they
spent Sunday with friends. and on Mon
turning from there last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clay and daugh.
ter Eleanor. returned Monday from a
visit In Boston. Mrs. Clay and daughter
were there nearly two weeks, Mr. Clay
going down to spend Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Brosnahan, who
were several weeks at the home Of Mr.
Brosnahan's sister Mrs. Martin Austin
started Wednesday on their return triI
to their home in Oakland. Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Rand and son. Ray
mond. came from Chicopee Falls, Mass
Monday Mr.. Rand to be machinist in
charge Of the Brink machine shop which
was bought last week by w. H. Vlnton
Mrs. J. II. Burke and children returned
this week from a visit Of two weeks in
Essex Junction. They intended to be
gone but two days. but remained on ac-
count Of the illness of Mrs. Burke's
brother.
Mrs, Mary p Cundifr and daughter
Miss Mary Cundiff have. returned from
visit Of eight weeks in Roanoke and
Chamblissburg, Va. Miss Cundifr has re-
turned to her position with Houghton &
Slmonds
r. w. Lowell of Waterbury, Conn. w
a. Greasy OF Beverly. Mass L. NJ. Graves
OF Providence, r. l., II. c. Dearborn OF
East Vassalboro, Me, and W. Z. Merry
OF Springfield. Mass. statesmen for Dun
ham Brothers, were in town this week.
Mrs. c. A. Trip, who went to\iive with
Mrs, George s. Dowley last week. sus-
tanned a shock OF paralysis Friday noon,
Affecting her left side. Her mind is clear
and her power of speech is not affected
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital yesterday