Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-01-19
sRArrLEsoRo Personal.
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town ldSI Weths
Judge II. II. Wheeler is in New Yorb
to stay two weeks.
Miss Emily Tones left today for visit
in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Boyden went Friday
to Washington. d. G.
Michael j. Lillis was in Turner'S Falls
Tuesday and Wednesday.
l.. L. Durham went Tuesday 10 HE
old home in West Paris. Me.
Miss Jessie Gregg left Monday for
visit in Fitchburg and Somerville.
Richard stockwell is with his grand.
mother. Mrs. Ellis, in Hindsdale.
Mrs. c. n iBemis and daughter, Char.
lena, went to Boston Monday to visit
Mrs +. F.. Niles will move Feb / from
q South Main street TO 10 Main street.
Robert Nesbitt will move next week from
SO South Main street to IL Pearl street.
Miss Katherine Duneavy is visiting
Miss Margaret Dermody in Derby, Conn.
Mrs. Harriet Dearborn went Tuesday to
Concord ~ H., to visit her mother Mrs.
White.
Miss Mary r. Cabot went to Boston
Wednesday to see Sarah Bernhardt in
theatre.
Pauline Lang. daughter Of Charles Lang.
fell downstairs Tuesday and her spine was
injured.
Mrs Cunningham returned Monday to
New York after a few days visit at J.
T. Kaine's
E. r. Pratt came from Chicago Saturday
for visit Of few days with his father
d. S. Pratt
Mrs Henry Allen OF Reed Hill went to
Boston Monday to undergo an operation
on her eyes.
Miss Bridget Fitzgerald returned Wed.
nesday after three weeks spent I'm Wor-
cester and Boston.
Z. c. Davis will move next week from
IA Clark street to p. Jennings new house
on the same street.
Conductor ]. T. Dennlng resumed work
Monday after six weeks absence, recover
ing from pneumonia.
Miss Mary Cobleigh went Saturday to
her home in West Chesterfield, where she
will stay several weeks.
Miss Katherine Dwyer returned Wed.
nesday after several weeks visit at her
home in Springfield, VT.
Miss Hattie Tolan Of Chester has be-
gun work for the Hooker, Corser &
Mitchell Overall company.
Miss Prentiss, formerly housekeeper at
the Brooks House. has recently bought a
boarding house In Greenfield.
Rev. Father p. J. Long returned Friday
to Proctor. after few days stay with
his mother, Mrs. Daniel Long.
Col. L. d. Taylor attended the annual
meeting Of the National Life Insurance
company in Montpelier Tuesday
Miss Flossie Howe returned Saturday
after a visit with her aunt. Mrs E. 0
Burton. in South Lancaster. Mass
Robert Field. employed by the Bratte-
boro Overall company in Keene, spent
n hfu 49,
Harry Smith, who works in the Central
Vermont engine house, fell into one of the
engine pits Tuesday and dislocated his
knee-cap.
Mrs Fred s. Knight went to Manches-
ter. n. H.. this week to spend 10 days or
more at the home Of her father, F. A
Hawley.
Miss Mildred Hollis. formerly with the
Hooker. Corser & Mitchell Overall com
pany. has begun work in the telephone
exchange.
F. d. E. Stowe attended the Boston
Poultry association show Tuesday and
Wednesday. He has four birds on exhibit
ton there.
Mrs. F. A. Wells went to Boston Mon.
day with one OF the st. Cyr girls. a ben
ehciary OF the Thompson fund. to see an
eye specialist.
Dr. w. II. Rockwell. who came from
New York to attend the annual meeting
OF the Vermont National bank last week.
returned to his home today.
Archie. young son of Mr.. and Mrs. II
Herbert Spaulding of Elliot street is III
with diphtheria. Mr.. Spaulding has not
been home for over a week
Miss Edith Hunt will assist Miss shak-
shooer In the public library. succeeding
Miss Jessie Gregg, who has given up WORK
there on account OF her health.
Mrs. c. a. Risbey returned to New York
MONDAY, accompanied by Mrs Clifford
Clark of Glens Falls. N Y, who win be
her guest the next three weeks.
Charles Stevens of Lyndonvilie visited
apDr g. +. BARRIERS the first of this week
ne Intended to go to New York, but was
taken III and returned to Lyndonville.
Sanford a. Daniels left Wednesday on a
trip to Philadelphia. where he visited the
home office of the Provident life and
trust company, of which he is general
agent
Arthur w. Childs of Manchester. n. H.
was In town Saturday and "Wednesday.
iaNihs IN the meantime made a visit to
he home office of the Travellers Insurance
in Hartford, Conn.
Gertrude Wright. formerly employed in
q L. Hildreth & Co.'S printing office, left
saturday for Albany. n. Y, where she
- NooA sc Aii ana type
writing In the Albany business college.
d. E. Tasker who spent four DAYS
Judging poultry in Owen Sound. Canada
asst week, went to Dalton, Mass. Mon
lay 10 judge with I. X Felch. ne visit
ID the poultry show in Boston yesterday
Mr.. Starr of Springfield. Mass. repre-
lenting the New England TeIephone &
Telegraph company, was in Rrattleboro
Wednesday and yesterday TO gather in
ormatlon relative to the service the new
are getting.
Harry Webster. who finished work a
mort time ago as assistant treasurer OF
ne Vermont Savings hank. now has a
oosilon In the home Office of Fish &
johnson, brokers and bond dealers IN
New York city
W. II. Minor has recently gone from
81 Louis to Philadelphia, where he Is
Connected with an electrical concern Mrs.
MINOR Is with her daughter Mrs Ian
lngh, In Yonkers, N. Y. for a STAY n
h,,.tl weeks while Mr. Lansingh is on
BUSINESS trip through western states
Mr.. Tenny, the civil engineer who has
iIecteo the operations in laying the mains
~ the sunset Lake Water company. has
,hlshed work and left town. Carroll y.
'arker OF Fitchburg. Mr.. Crosbv's mart
er, is here to take Mr.. Tennev's Mace
no Is making his home at Z. M Goode-
ough's In West Brattleboro.
Rev. Father John Lynch OF Waterbury.
mo mas been with his brother. DR. %. r.
.yncn, a lew days, left Monday for Bos-