Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-03-31
sRATrLEsoRo PERSONAL.

weeks outing
Mrs Cora Fox Of New York is visiting
at DIR. F. G.. Pettee's
Mrs L. Nj. Upham has returned to her
home on Guilford street.
| w. b. Goodrich Of Boston spent Sunday
| with his mother, who Is ILL.,
Timothy Aher, who has been I'll with
heart trouble, is improving.
Miss Mae Spear went Wednesday to
Boston to spend several days.
Miss Olive Shumway. the teacher, will
| 81 end her vacation in Boston.
S. r. Davenport of Greenfield came to
| Brattleboro Monday on business.
Miss Dalrymple returned Monday from
| Chicago where she spent the winter.
Mrs. George e. Warner returned Sat
urday from a visit in shelburne Falls.
Mrs. F. w. Kuech and son, Russell win
go to Boston Monday to spend few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Staples visited in
Springfield and Chicopee the first Of this
week
Mrs. Joel Willard came home Saturday
after spending the winter in Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. George w Fisher will move soon
to Dummerston to live with her son,
George.
Mrs. Hosea Jones Of Deerfeld came
Monday to visit her mother, Mrs. Joel
| Willard.
Mrs. Clarence Reed of colrain, Mass,
is visiting a few days with her aunt Mrs.
f. II. Putnam.
James II. Allen, the Brooks House bar
Der. went to New York Monday for a
| weeks vacation.
Mrs. Ralph Cudworth and Miss Alma
| Niles. who have been III with diphtheria
are recovering.
Mrs. Alice Morse returned yesterday
from an extended visit with her daughter
in Wakefield, Mass.
Miss Florence Putnam. teacher in the
| public schools Is spending the vacation
at her home in Alstead.
Mrs. William II. Montgomery is spend
| Ing two or three weeks with her parents,
Rev and Mrs. II. A. Goodhue.
Mrs. Charlotte Fletcher and Miss
Eleanor Noyes went today to West Newton
to visit at Capt. S. e. Towards.
Mrs. George Thomas of Washington
street has gone to Fitchburg for a weeks
| visit with her sister, Mrs Cook.
Miss Ruth Brown went Yesterday to
| St Johnsbury for n visit of ten days at
the home of her uncle Fred c. ellison.
Rev. and Mrs Guy c. Lamson and chill
| dren of Montpelier came to Brattleboro
Wednesday to remain with relatives three
weeks.
Mrs. Jennie T. Warren went today to
| New York to spend the school vacation
with her daughter. Mrs Helen Warren
Anger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S. Durham. who
were married in Brattleboro last week,
went to their home in North Bennington
Monday.
Miss Pauline Jenne, 'O5. Of Mt Hol-
yoke college, came to Brattleboro Tues
| day to spend a vacation of two weeks at
| her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Flagg Of Leomin-
ster are visiting at Z. f. Flagg's on Pros
pect street. Mr.. Flagg is chef In a hotel
| in Leominster.
Cashier w. II. Bracket. OF the Peoples
National bank. attended the annual meet
| ing and banquet of the Country Bankers
| club in Greenfield Monday night
b. Souto of New York. head of the cor
| poratlon controlling the Brattleboro Cabi-
net company and the White River Chair
Co, came to Brattleboro Wednesday on
business.
Miss Grace Dana and Miss Susie Driver
teachers in the incorporated district have
gone to their homes in Amherst and
Windsor respectively, to spend the spring
vacation.
Mrs. Alice Landry. president of the
state assembly of the Daughters of the
Rebekah was in Milton Thursday to at
22 members.
Miss Minnie E. Fox returned from Bos-
ton Friday on account of the critical Ill
ness of her mother Mrs. +. w. Fox with
anaemia. Mrs. Fox has improved some
what this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur w Childs return
ed to their home in Manchester, n. H.,
after spending Sunday in Brattleboro
They attended the funeral of A. L. Childs
in Wilmington Friday.
Lawyer f. w. Gibson went to Bates.
burg, S. c.. yesterday to spend a week in
the interest OF a winter tourists hotel
which is being built there for a syndicate
OF which he is a member
Mrs. E. S. Adsit returned to her home
In Burlington Monday. She attended the
funeral of her uncle, A. L. Chlids. in
Wilmington Friday and afterwards visit
ed Mai. and Mrs. F. w. Childs.
Fred c. Gale and family have moved
from Crosby block to a house on the island
The tenement vacated by them will be
occupied by Mrs. A. r. Fisher and chill
dren, who now live in Hooker block
r. Wordsworth, Mrs. Laura Scribner.
Frank Scribner and Misses Laura and
Katherine Scribner. of Wallingford, this |
state. visited Mr.. and Mrs S. w. Hub
bard at the Brooks House Wednesday. |
Mrs. II. p. Wellman, Miss Florence |
Wellman, Miss Anna Pitman and Miss
Marguerite Tucker started yesterday for |
Washington, D. c.. for a weeks visit |
Miss Mary Stakeholder will join them to- |
day.
Mr. and Mrs G. o. Abbott came to |
Brattleboro from Springfield, this state. |
Tuesday to remain until tomorrow. Dur !
ing their absence from Brattleboro Mr..
Abbott has spent a large part of the
time in Pittsburg, Pa.
F. f.. Beeman, who went from Brattle-
boro TO Springfield, this state, a year ago
TO be section foreman on the Springfield
street railroad, will finish work in that |
capacity May l. He will be succeeded by
W. e. Scott of Townshend.
Attorney General c. C. Fits went to
Burlington Tuesday to appear before the
grand jury in the Trombley murder case
going from there to Essex county to pre-
pare the Bronson murder case for trial.
He VIII return home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Baxter Reed, who have
been living with Mr.. and Mrs F. I, Reed
since November, went to Keene Wednes-
day for visit Of two days They viii
go from there today to BernardstonL
where Mr. Reed will oversee the cleaning
up OF the site for his new hotel
Mrs. Lulu Elmer Wright, wife OF Geo
5, Wright, was operated upon at the Brat
tleboro Memorial hospital Saturday bv
Dr. Guy l.. Hummer, OF the Johns Hoplkins
hospital, Baltimore, for tuberculosis ~