Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-11-02
eRATTLE5oRo PERSONAL

]. Miner has returned after a month
vacation In Greenfield.
Miss Helen Leahy entered the employ
of Durham Brothers this week.
Joseph Butterfield has been visiting in
Chester. where he formerly lived.
Thomas Nolan Of Pittsheld Mass, was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday
Miss Johanna Brosnahan has returned
after two weeks visit in Bellows Falls.
Louis Carpenter will return to Keene
tomorrow after a few days stay In town.
Miss Mary Brossoit Of St. Adams spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Napoleon Bouche.
Miss Retta Howe spent Sunday in
Jamaica with her grandfather. d. sher-
win.
Mrs. Johanna Cunningham returned
yesterday after a weeks visit in Bellows
Falls
Miss Quinlan of Rutland will come Mon,
day 10 be housekeeper for Rev. NJ. j.
Carmody.
Francis Megrath recently spent two
weeks with his daughter. Mrs. c. Z.
Lockwood.
w. H. Hartford of the o. A Gibbs
Shoe company OF Dover. n. H.. was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. w. W. Walker returned yesterday
from Boston and Cambridge. where she
spent n week visiting.
Mrs. Theresa Dinsmore has returned to
her duties at the Brooks House after five
weeks visit in Boston.
Mrs. Rose Burnham, who sustained a
shock of paralysis two weeks ago, re-
mains about the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Darling of Seneca
Falls. n. Y, visited their niece. Mrs. c.
L. Lockwood, last week.
T. w. Eason returned Thursday from
II l.. - II.
ing the past two months.
Hugh Harwood has begin work as
clerk in the freight office OF the Central
Vermont Railroad company
Verne II. Winchester, travelling sales
man in western Pennsylvania for Durham
Brothers, is in town this week.
Rupert Wardner will move soon from
the Burdette house on Clark street to
the Welcome house on Blrge street.
Miss Murphy OF Adams. Mass, has
entered the employ OF the Hooker. Corser
q Mitchell company as stenographer
Judge z. l. Waterman attended the
reunion Of the members o fthe legis-
lature Of 1900 in Montpelier this week.
David s. Carey moved yesterday from
Patrick Manning's house on Vernon
street to the Carlton house on Canal
street.
Mrs Timothy Shea of New York visited
her son, Harold, at. Edward Shea's this
week. She was accompanied by her son,
Edward.
Miss Nellie Anderson and Miss Anna
Ferriter were in Springfield Saturday TO
witness the Dartmouth Williams foot
ball game.
James F. Hooker was elected a vice
president Of the Fish & Game league at
the annual meeting of the league in Mont
pelier Wednesday.
e. r. Thayer finished work as janitor
OF the town hall building Wednesday
night. He was succeeded by II. z. Harris
yesterday morning.
George Cutler will make his home with
George Benson on Highland street. His
daughter, Mrs. Walter Hayward, will
return to Detroit tomorrow.
The bans of marriage were published
in st. Michael's Roman Catholic church
yesterday between Eugene Gobeille OF
West Farnum, Canada, and Miss Flora
Pellerin OF Brattleboro.
Miss Emma Brooks, ticket agent at
the depot, has gone away for a vacation.
Mrs Clarence l. Trombley, formerly as
sistant in the ticket Office in Keene, came
Tuesday to take her place.
Mrs. Allan d. Brown, Miss Helen T.
Brown, Mrs. G. w. Tyler and Miss Faith
Tyler, who have lived in Mortified, this
state, the past five years, have returned
to their home on Tyler street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Hamilton were
visitors over Sunday with Mrs. Hamil-
toms parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lavelle,
coming from Boston, where they went on
a wedding tour. They left Monday for
Montreal, where they will make their
home.