Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-02-10
BRATTLEBOR0 PERSONAL.

visiting Miss Nellie Brown
Miss Mary Higgins Of Bellows Falls is
spending the week in town.
Mrs A. j. Currier will go to Boston to-
morrow to visit her son, Harry.
Miss Jessie Hawley is at home from the
Conservatory of Music in Boston.
Miss Margaret c. Dugan Of Hinsdale
is a guest of her aunt Mrs. M. Lillis.
John LarTow has begun work in ]. A.
Aliens barber shop in the Brooks house
Mrs. Jennie r. Pratt is slowly improv-
ing at the Bratteboro Memorial hos
pital.
Mrs. w. A. Seims entertained the sew
ing club at her home on Clark street last
evening.
Miss Edith NJ. Esterbrook sailed Feb
2 on a ten weeks cruise to the Medter-
ranean and the Orient.
F. w. Childs was elected assistant
treasurer at the annual meeting of the
Ashuelot Paper company.
Miss Lizzie La Frinea returned Satur-
day after a visit of two weeks with her
aunt in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Minnie Scott is spending two
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Les
lie Scott in New York city.
Rev. Father Donovan, who was here
for a time. is now the parish priest In
Enosburgh Falls, this state.
Mrs L. NJ. Thayer. who has been with
Mrs. Henry Tucker some time, has gone
to Mrs SHOWS. "a Frost street
Mrs n. l. Hawley has gone to Phila-
delphia to remain several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. j Lewis Morse.
Mrs. II. b. Larkin has been confined
to the house nearly all winter with rheu-
matism, much of the time in bed.
Michael ]. Lillis. who has finished work
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several days with relatives in Keene.
Mrs. S. S. Hunt and Mrs. C. P. De-
Witt will start Monday for visit Of sew
eral weeks in North and South Carolina
Mrs. Frank Stockwell expects to go
to Boston tomorrow to see her daughter
Miss Bertha Stockwell, who is in a hospi-
tai.
Misses Ellen and Margaret Cray return
ed Sunday to Bellows Falls after a visit
of a few days with Miss Mary Brosna-
han.
Miss Emily Clapp has gone to Boston
to take instruction in pipe organ playing
at the New England Conservatory Of
Music.
l. F, Adams who is at the Brattleboro
Memorial hospital is able to sit up in a
wheel chair and be taken out into the So
larium.
Miss Mary f. Austin clerk in Emerson's
store, is taking a weeks vacation which
she will spend in Springfield Spencer and
| Worcester.
Herbert Roess, who was at the hospital
in Springfield, Mass, a month for treat
ment returned to his home on Brook
street Wednesday.
Mrs. Katherine Endlich will entertain
a few OF her friends with an afternoon tea
at her home at No. 4 Hudson street this,
Friday, afternoon.
Mrs. ]. ]. Estey returned Friday after
an absence of a month She was in
Washington two weeks and in Cambridge
n. Y, the same length OF time.
T. NJ. Griffin came Wednesday and re-
turned yesterday to Orange, Mass, ac-
companied by his sister. Miss Abbie
Griffin, who will visit at his home.
II. w. Cottrelle Is visiting in Brattle-
| boro. He was a member Of Troop A, which
attended the Valley Fair In 1907 and has
just returned from the Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Boyden and DR..
and Mrs Waterman went to New York
Wednesday for few days stay. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Boyden viii go to
Florida.
Mrs. Rupert c. wardner was operated
upon for inguinal hernia Saturday by DIT.
George y. Roberts, assisted by DR.. F. II.
| OConnor and DIR. c. r. Aldrich. Mrs
| Wardner is doing well.
Mrs. ID. p. Webster went to Cambridge,
| Mass. Wedne sday to remain some time
with her sister Miss Alice Waterman,
who is a pupil in DR. Sargents nor
NAL school Of physical training.
Rev. Father Carmody went Saturday to
| Atlantic City for a months stay for the
benefit OF his health. Rev. Father Kirby
of Chicopee is taking his place in St
Michaels Roman Catholic church.
Thomas a. Austin, who was operated
| upon for appendicitis seven weeks ago,
/ has made rapid recovery and is about the
streets daily. He hopes to be able to re-
turn to his work as letter carrier next
week.
William Brazeau. barber for w. F.
Spring, went Wednesday to the Farren
hospital in Montague, where Dr. Lynch
operated upon him yesterday for ap-
pendicitis Mr.. Brazeau's place in the
barber shop is taken by William Currier
Alexander Whitley, who has been
florist at the Bradley greenhouses the past
year, has resigned his position there to
take effect at the end OF this week. He
has a position in prospect in Greenwich,
Conn., and II he does not go there he will
locate in Boston.
Lucien Howe. organist of the local Con-
gregational church, left yesterday for a
Last night Mr.. Howe acted as accompanist
at concert given at Wellesley by his
sister, Miss Mary Howe. Mr.. Howe will
also act as accompanist at a concert to
be given by Miss Howe at bridgeport
Conn, tomorrow evening Rutland
Herald. Feb. 7.
Mrs. Ella F. Holland Nelson is danger
ously i'll at her home, $50 Salem street
Maiden, Mass. She is the only daugh-
ter OF Nathaniel Holland and Nancy
Dunklee Holland. She was at one time
resident of Brattleboro. Her father
was the first proprietor of the Vermont
House at West Brattleboro Mrs. Nelson
buried her husband John Haviland Nell
son. year ago this month.
E. w Gibson went TO Summerland. S.
C., this week to look after the work on a
winter tourists hotel. which he and others
are building. He was accompanied by
q. b. HARDWOOD, who will have charge OF
some OF the carpentry work Fred Stone
who will be employed on the building. and
&. w. Stewart, who went for a business
and pleasure trip Mrs Harwood ex-
poets to go with Mr.. Gibson on his next
trip to remain the rest of the winter.