Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-06-15
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Miss Frances Guild spent Sunday in
Greenheld
Thomas Lynch was in Hoiyoke the first
of the week
N r. M. Baker of Somerville, Mass was
in town yesterday.
b. F. Riley and Lena Aher spent Sum
day at Bellows Falls.
Miss Julia Austin is seriously i'll at her
home on Grove street.
Miss Minnie Devine is visiting in Prov
idence and Bridgeport.
Frank Shea returned yesterday after a
weeks stay in Boston.
Miss Ellen Grady went to Holyoke Sat
urday, returning Tuesday.
Mrs. John Cookery of Spofford is
spending few days at John Devines.
Miss Marion Knight visited the first of
the week with her brother in Springfield
Mass.
Miss Nellie MCGOWAN returned Sunday
after visit Of three weeks in Bellows
Falls.
John ]. Grady will come home from
Granville, N, Y, next, week for a weeks
vacation
Miss, Johanna Brosnahan returned to
Springfield Mass, today after weeks
visit in town.
| y. b. Sullivan of Norwood, Mass, will
come to Brattleboro tomorrow to stay
until Tuesday.
Mrs. Don Boutelle OF Townshend, visited
her aunt Mrs. c. A. Waitman, the latter
part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred May Of Wilmington
have recently spent several days in town
! calling on friends.
Harry Smith of Vernon street is serious
ly i'll from being struck in the stomach
with a base ball bat.
Miss Mary Brown was in Hinsdale the
| first of the week and attended there the
| wedding of her cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Van Kleeck Of
Denver are visiting Mrs. Van Kleecks
father, Col Francis Goodhue.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Stockwell of West
Somerville will come to Brattleboro today
to spend several days at F. r. Vaughan's.
John T. Austin will finish work in the
local freight office Monday and take the
position as bookkeeper in the Richardson
market.
Charles Mclaughlin, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs William Plimpton,
two weeks, will return to Mt. Hermon
tomorrow.
Miss Anna Finnegan has gone to her
home in Newport, N. H., and Miss Rilla
Bean to her home in Claremont for a
weeks stay.
Mrs David Carey went Tuesday to
Springfield, this state, to attend the high
school commencement, her nephew being
one Of the graduates.
Miss Kate Manning went Saturday TO
New York with her nieces Marion and
Alice Mosher, who had been spending
several weeks with her.
Mrs John Bolliger and little son, Ed
ward, called on friends Tuesday and
Wednesday en- route from Willlamsvile
to their new home in Monsoon, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Hillman of Shell
burne Falls visited Mrs. Lyman Gold
smith from Saturday to Wednesday,
going from there to Maine for a two
weeks fishing trip.
Mrs. Hannah Taylor, who has been with
Rev and Mrs. G. e. Martin in Lowell
Mass the past two weeks, will return
this week to spend some time at o. r
Bailey's on Canal street.
Mrs. NJ. A. Reed and granddaughter
Ethel Reed, went Tuesday to Burlington
Kings county. Nova Scotia, to live with
: Mrs Reeds daughter Mrs. Austin Best
formerly Eta Reed of this place,
James Sullivan and Patrick Hogan Of
5 Greenfield were at Mr.. Sullivan's hom,
, on Williams street Sunday They wen
Monday to Bellows Falls, where they
will be employed as printers.
= Capt j. Harry Estey will sail from Eu
rope for home next Tuesday. He is ex
I pected to arrive in Brattleboro abou
{ June q. Capt. Estey started March 10 oil
a business trip to nearly all the countrie
, in Europe in the interest of the Este.
4 | Organ company.
n Miss Edith Woodruff, a student at Vas
n sar college, who has been at the home o
= her uncle, DR.. Fremont Hamilton. tn
n past week. will leave Saturday for he
d home in Brunswick, Me. She will be &C
companied by her grandmother, Mn
Eliza Hamilton, who will remain
q Brunswick through the summer.
:. Elm Grove item in the Greenfield Re
I, corder: among the guests at c. l
= Brighams. the past few days, were Mr.
= w. S. Mills of Bridgeport, Conn, M
= and Mrs. Walter Rist and daughter {
Turner's Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Bingham an
= son, Harry Miss edna Lawton, Mis-
= Edna Crosby, Hal March, all Of Brattle
Il boro, Miss Nye and Miss Towne Of Bos
- ton