Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-05-04
sRATrLEsoRo PERSONAL.

C. F. Britton and family are moving to
Athol
Mrs. George H. Ryder is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Bryant. in Keene.
Fred Stanley Doak OF Boston was here
from Boston for a visit over Sunday.
Miss Edith Farr returned Sunday after
a visit OF a week in Springfield Mass.
Mrs. c. d. Noyes OF Colrain has been
the guest of Mrs. E. E. Perry this week.
Miss Josie Foster. the teacher is at
home from Springfield, Mass, for a vaca-
ton.
Mrs. L. F. Woodland is spending two
weeks at her former home in Bridgeport,
Conn.
Miss Emma Sexton of Greenfield spent
Sunday with her sister. Mrs. James A.
Allen.
Mrs George Graham OF Ogden, Utah.
is a guest OF her sister, Mrs. F. L.
Knowlton.
George Herrick will move from Cedar
street to the Charles II. Wheeler farm on
the Putney road.
Miss Elsie Haskell returned to her
school in Concord Monday after being at
home several weeks
Col and Mrs. L. d. Taylor and ]. Will
lard Cobb attended the military ball in
Bellows Falls last evening
Mrs. w. ]. Dare went 10 Palmer Tues
day to attend the annual May breakfast
given by the Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Smith moved last
week from The Colonial on High street
to their new house on Canal street.
E. ]. Shea will move soon from Mrs.
Daniel Longs house on Cedar street to
p. Jennings house on Grove street.
Miss Minnie Miller, who has been visit
| ing at her home in Southampton, New
/ rNflr hos eIaI,a
Mrs. N. A. Cheney will go to Boston
and Arlington today for a two weeks
visit with her daughter, Miss Pearle e.
| Cheney.
Mrs. w. H. McKenney and daughter
Ruth, OF Fitchburg. Mass, are at Mrs
.McKenney's fathers. George A. Illness
for a visit
Mrs Lizzie sherwin OF West Springfield
Mass, came TO Brattleboro Saturday to
spend two weeks or more at her home or
Pearl street.
G. Frank Connors of Lynn, great sachem
OF the Massachusetts reservation of Red
Men, called on local members of the
order Monday.
Fred Cressy went to Bennington Wed
nesday TO assist in surveying for the
roadbed Of an electric railroad which will
be built there.
Fred Wilder of Hartford Conn. who /,
| employed by the Pope Manufacturing
company, came to Brattleboro Sunday OF
his Columbia motorcycle.
DIR, II. d. Holton and Col II. e. Taylor
attended the annual meeting of the Son:
of the American Revolution in Bostor
this week returning Tuesday
Secretary and Mrs Charles F. w. Gun.
bingham returned from their wedding
trip Monday. They will be at home a
Al Green street after June is.
Col. ]. G. Estey and e. d. Whitne!
went to chicopee, Mass, Tuesday and re
turned from there in Capt ]. II. Esteyi
new Spevens-Duryea automobile.
Arthur w. Peach Is manager of thu
Middlebury college glee club, in which h,
sings second bass. He also is a membe
OF the mandolin and guitar club.
Miss Edna Crosby Is at work In tn
office OF the Vermont Loan & Trust com
pany, to take the place OF Miss Ella steb
bins while the latter is away on her west
ern trip.
George F, Mann, former local resident
who has been solicitor for G. Gonyou
marble dealer. In Keene, has taken tn
agency In southwestern New Hampshir
for c. III. Eddy & Co
Mrs, Agnes Coolidge Rice, who is spend
ing her vacation with her mother, ma