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

w II. Childs returned last night from
his trip to Bermuda.
Rev Father Kirby of Springfield, Mass
was in town Tuesday
Andrew Horton was operated upon for
appendicitis this week
Mrs John Haus Of Baltimore is visit
ing her son, II. d. Haus
Mrs Fred Tuthili and daughter, Flora,
we're I'm saxtons River Sunday.
Miss Margaret Austin and Mrs. William
Boyce were in Holyoke Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Reed Is III WITH rheuma-
tIsm at her home on Vernon street
Mr.. Magraph of Amsden, this state, Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. c. Il. Lockwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parke b. swift of Athol
were guests at F. l. Swifts over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. e. Allen were in Bos-
ton. Fitchburg and Marlboro last week.
Fred Il. starkey moved yesterday from
Reed street to West Hartford this state.
Miss Caroline Schenck Of Germantown,
Pa. is a guest Of Rev. and Mrs. III. X.
Miles.
Charles stolte returned to Pittsburg, Pa,
Sunday after spending a few days at
home.
Mrs. L. L. Davis fell Saturday evening
on Canal street and sprained her right
ankle
MISS Nelne feTTileT leh odNufudy tNtn-
ing in the skating rink and fractured ner
elbow.
f. W. Gibson went to Chester Tuesday
and returned with his automobile Wed
nesday.
Mr.. Bartlett has moved to 3 Grove
street from p. Fleming's house on the
same street
MFR. and Mrs. Reuben Hillman of Shell
burne Falls were with Mrs. G. b. Dicidn-
son Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice moved Saturday
from "a Washington street to 36 South
Main street
Mrs Simon Hayes and daughter. Edna,
OF Northampton spent Sunday with Mrs.
W. A. Morse.
Leon r. Farr has finished work at the
Brattleboro Retreat and has gone to
Hartford, Conn.
Miss Mamie Higgins OF Bellows Falls
visited her cousin, Miss Katie Manning,
part of the week.
Mrs. Alice Roberts returned Wednes-
day to Bernardston, after spending the
past year in town.
Eugene Cray, Misses Nellie Cray and
Mamie Lincoln OF Bellows Falls visited
in town this week.
Arthur L. Maynard and family moved
this week to their new apartments on
/ Washington street.
! Julian Farr returned from West Ches-
/ terrified Saturday after being I'll three
I weeks with mumps.
Rev. John b. DevIns editor Of the New
Z York Observer, was a guest at H H.
ThompsOn's Monday.
Miss Mae Sheridan OF st. Adams visit
\ ed at James Mack's this week while on
I her way to New York.
Charles Mann will move from Church
/ street to a tenement In p F'leming's new
/ house on Clark street
Miss Alice Kemp. who has been at her
home in Lancaster, Va, the past 10
months, returned Saturday.
John Nichols and William Fisher were
in Keene Friday. They recently bought
timber lot in Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Barrows went to
New York today. They intend to sail
for the Bermudas tomorrow.
Paul d. Cobb went Wednesday to
Springfield, this state. where he has a
position In a machine shop.
Mrs. c. n. Bemis and daughter. Char
lena, are expected home the first of next
week from a visit in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Clarke of Potsdam.
n. T., are spending the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Frank l.. Masseck.
Mrs. Mary t. Cundif and daughter
Miss Mary Cundifr, will move to their
old home in Virginia in a few weeks
c. e. Allen attended the meetings OF
| the American Carnation and Boston Horti-
/ cultural societies two days last week In
Boston.
DR.. F. C. Pettee. grand patron OF the
| Eastern Star. attended the third annual
eonvocatlon of the eighth district in Rich
| ford Tuesday.
Capt. ]. Harry Estey started Monday
on business trip Of three weeks. He
VIII go TO Michigan, Missouri and other
western states.
Mrs. Nancy Coburn OF Nashua, N. H..
Is spending two weeks with Capt. and
mrs II. Z. Streeter: Mrs. COburn is Mrs.
| Streeter's aunt.
Horace L. Scott and Stuart e Ernst
came Sunday from Rensselaer, Polytechnio
institute, Troy, N. Y, to spend a week
at their homes.
Mrs. Charles Sherman OF Keene whose
husband died last week, has gone 10
| Springfield, Mass. to live with her son
DIR. Elmer T. Sherman.
Miss Maud Stearns has resigned as
! stenographer In F. l. Houghton's Office
and has taken a similar position with the
Dewitt Grocery company.
Miss Lulu Woodland Of Nashua. n II
| Formerly OF Brattleboro. came SATURDAY. TO
spend a week or more with Miss Torrey
at w. ID. Perry's on Clark street.
Mrs, Emma Wilcox of Minneapolis. who
mas been visiting at II. H. Hackley's in
Hreehneld' came Monday night to visit at
A. X. Harris's on Washington street.
Lettia S. Durham Of Pleasant street
Iell on the ice while skating SATURDAY.
night and hurt one wrist so that she was
week. INC