Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-02-09
eRATTLEsoHo PERSONAL.

Miss Minnie o'Nen was in Millers
Falls Sunday.
Mrs. N. T. Ryan of Greenfield spent
Sunday in town.
j. E. Mann has been In New York on
business this week.
Miss Lizzie Doyle of Northfield, this
state, is visiting Mrs. Paro.
f. w. Briggs will move tomorrow from
Is Brook street to IA Clark street
Miss Lizzie Murray of Gardner is WIS.,
iting her sister, Mrs. ID. S. Carey
Mrs. Kate Chamberlain was in Boston
Monday to visit her son. Richard.
Miss Abbie Pratt returned yesterday
from a several days visit in Shelburne
Falls.
j. r. Denning was in Barre Friday to
attend the funeral of his uncle, William
Denning.
Mrs. j. c. Howe. now Of walpole, N
H., was the guest over Sunday OF Mrs
A. V. Cox.
Mrs. j. Harry Estey and Miss Amy
Hines went to Boston yesterday to stay
few days.
Miss Mary Clune. who has been In
Northampton and Worcester two weeks.
returned Saturday.
Miss Louise Perry has returned 20 Ter
holoe in Moores, n. V, after a stay of
three weeks in town.
Miss zeta Ryan returned yesterday
from White River Junction, where she
has been several weeks.
Miss Loretta j. Turner spent Sunday
in Turner's Falls the guest of Miss Crette
| Turner at Hotel Vladish.
G. l.. Durham and o. d. Stowell came
home Wednesday from a business trip
of several days in Boston.
Mrs. James Dalton went this week to
| New York to stay until April with her
| daughter, Mrs. r. E. Dodge.
Mrs. ]. X. Parker and Mrs. d. L. Her
rick left Wednesday to visit three weeks
| in Nashua, N. H., and Boston.
Miss Lillian Sutherland of Simmons
college, Boston, is visiting at the home
of her father Kenneth w. Sutherland.
f. b. Thomas and family moved to
Chicago Wednesday. Mr. Thomas for
merly had charge of the pumping station
Bert Dodge of Bridgeport, Conn. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dodge of Bellows
| Jilson Sunday.
| Miss s. T.. Griswold went today to her
home in Cornwall. this state. to spend a
vacation She will visit in Brandon be-
fore returning.
Mrs. Bessie Titus of Estabrook street
went to Claremont the first of the week
to attend the funeral of her father,
| james ftdSklnB.
Mrs II, p. Freeman returned Monday
from Gardner. where she has been the
past two months with her daughter. Mrs,
| Charles T. Hawley.
Harry Conland has been promoted re-
Gently in the business Office of the Hart
ford Courant and now holds the position
IF head bookkeeper.
Arthur J. Monroe OF the senior class at
| Wesleyan university. is a member of the
committee to make arrangements for the
| Washington birthday banquet
Miss Julia Brosnahan of New Haven
was called to BrattlebOro yesterday by
the critical Illness of her sister, Miss
| Mary Brosnahan, of Elliot street
Simon Sargent OF Castleton, an uncle,
and Eugene Sargent OF Biddeford, Maine,
a brother attended the funeral of Mrs.
Charles w. Berry Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gray Of Pitts
field, Maine. are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Major Houghton Mrs. Gray is the sister
of Mr.. Houghton, and was formerly well
known in Brattleboro.
Miss Winnie Douglas of Spruce street
has succeeded Miss Charlotte Barrett as
clerk in A. F. Roberts & Co.'S store Miss
Barrett will have n position in Donnell &
Davls's millinery store.
A. p. Childs, who spent Wednesday and
Thursday In Bratteboro. will join Mrs
Nnlius IN SprlnsneJu, MASS, ana IRON
there they will go to Batesburg, n. c., to
spend the rest of the winter at THE
Lexington"
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. +. Morlarty and son
Harry, and three daughters, Frances
Katherine and Louise, of Maiden. Mass
Miss Katie Doyle of Cambridge anC
James Bowler of Boston accompanied tn,
body of Mrs. Catherine Mccarthy tC
Brattleboro Friday. Burial was in tn,
Roman Catholic cemetery. Rev. Father
Carmody officiating at the commital ser
vice. Mrs. Mccarthy died in Maiden
The bearers were John Devine, Matthias
Sullivan, John Lynch and Job Long.