Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-03-16
eRArrLEsoRo PERSONAL.

Patrick Fenton Of Elliot street is IN with
pneumonia.
n. T. Ryan Of Greenfield was In Brat
teboro yesterday.
c. P. Hall Of Shelburne Falls was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs Herbert Swift of Peru visited at
F. l. Swifts the first Of the week.
Mrs. Irving Crosier and her niece. Mil
dred Alexander, were in Northampton
this week.
Mrs. Charles Warder returned this week
from Philadelphia where she has been
the past three weeks.
Mrs ]. T. Denning returned Tuesday
after a few days visit in Rutland with
her sister, Miss Brie Bowler.
Mrs. Martin Graham, who was badlv
scalded recently by the bursting Of a hot
water bag, is slowly improving.
Stuart Frost of Rensselaer, Polytechnic
institute, Troy, N. Y, came home We'd
nesday for a visit of two days.
Mrs. Carrie Hamilton and Mrs. Mary
Walker went to Claremont Wednesday
to attend an Eastern Star meeting.
Arthur Mower, who has been employed
by the 5. A. Smith company. went Sat-
urday to Washington, Mass, where he has
a position.
Mrs. E. w. Sharp of Northfeld, this
state, came to Bratteboro Monday to
visit her mother, Mrs. Emogene white.
on Prospect Hill.
Col. L. d. Taylor attended the automo-
bile show in Boston this week. Mrs.
Taylor and son. Brainard, joined him in
Boston yesterday.
Homer Albers, broker for Thomas w.
Lawson OF Boston, was in Rrattleboro
Wednesday. but the object of his visit
was not made public.
Mrs. G.. H. Smith is away to buy her
spring stock of millinery with Miss
Katherine Calvin, who will be the trim
mer the coming season.
Rev. Father M. ]. Carmody returned
Wednesday night from a visit of several
weeks in the South. principally at Palm
Beach, Fla, much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. H B. Pitman. who came
to arrange the affairs OF the estate OF
their brother, N. A. Plummer, returned
to their home In Troy, N. Y, yesterday.
Fred E. Gilbert who is attending Grocer
Theological seminary, Chester, Pa Is
being treated at the Jefferson hospital
in Philadelphia for an annoying throat
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Sutherland, who
have lived in Mrs. L. d. Greene's house
on Green street during the winter, will
move April to o. J. Pratt's cottage on
Bullock street.
c. Frederick Childs Of Chicago, who
was called to Brattleboro by the death Of
his father, w H. Childs, returned this
week. George A. Childs win return to
st. Louis next week.
Miss Lulu ]. Smith, who recently
bought the Morse millinery parlors on
Elliot street has gone to New York and
Boston to study styles and buy stock
for the spring and summer trade.
A. J. HaslSins and John Hastings, who
were members Of the 25th Massa chusetts
regiment, went to Greenfield, We'd
nesday to attend a reunion of the surviving
participants in the battle of Roanoke
Island.
T. NJ. Griffin of Boston came to Brat
-tleboro Monday. called by the serious ILL
ness of his mother. Mrs. Mary Griffin of
Vernon street, who has acute bronchitis
He returned Wednesday to Boston, leav
ing his mother slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Batchelder and
daughter. Miss Susie Batchelder, went
this week to Springfield. Mass, to live
in N. H. Whites house on High street,
is being renovated and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert w. Mitchell will live there.
X. w. Sutherland, of the Peel's Rem
edy company, went to Biddeford. Maine.
yesterday to prepare his house there for
use temporarily as hospital. The Trull
hospital in Biddeford was burned We'd
nesday and the officials of the institution
called Mr.. Sutherland by telephone We'd
nesday night and secured from him per-
mission to use his house until further
arrangements could be made.