Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-03-30
sRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.


Miss Helen Martin went to Londonderry
| Thursday.
John Grimes of Northampton was i'm
| town Sunday.
Patrick Kane has moved from Elliot
street to Esteyville.
Jennie and Roseanna Boutot are visit
| ing in Manchester, N. H.
Miss Lizzie Ranney is at her home in
Putney to stay two weeks.
Ralph Grout is in Wilmington to remain
through the school vacation.
Miss Katherine Dunleavy of Bellows
| Falls was at home Wednesday
Arthur Peach of Middlebury college ia
at home for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Virginia Metty is visiting her
daughter, Aida, in Northampton.
William Sargent will spend Saturday
and Sunday in Woodsville, N H.
Miss Eta Brown was the guest of Miss
Elizabeth Gray in Hinsdale Sunday.
Mr.. sprague of westmoreland has
moved to the house at 27 Clark street.
CHARLES Cassidy returned Friday after
being in Boston and Brockton a week.
Mrs. Sarah Carpenter win go to Ludlow
today to attend the funeral Of an aunt
Capt. and Mrs. c. F. Burnham of Bur-
lington were visitors in town Wednesday.
Peter NEEDLE of Meriden, Conn. was in
town Monday en- route to Northheld, this
| state.
Paul D. Cobb OF Springfield, this state.
spent Sunday with his parents on Pearl
street.
Miss Nellie Franklin Of Springfield.
Mass, visited Mrs Walter Jacobs last
week.
Miss Elizabeth Denning went to
Hanover Tuesday to visit her aunt. Mrs
E. T. Ford.
Fred Dompier has moved from Frost
street to the Haywood house on South
Main street.
Miss Anna Fennigan has returned
from four weeks visit at her home in
Newport. N. H.
Charles w. Dunham attended a meet
ing of the Mystic shriners in Providence.
r. L.. Monday night.
Foster Crown of Northampton has been
here this week for a short visit with ais
father, p. F. Crown.
Miss Minnie Moran accompanied Mrs.
]. G. Ullery to Dresden, Germany. They
expect to be there Sunday.
Miss Ada Houghton returned to Spring.
field, Mass, Saturday after visiting her
cousin. Kiss Stella SticIney.
DR.. Frank Haskins OF Boston visited
over Sunday at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiland HasiSins.
Louis Barnes, express agent in Clare
mont, came to Brattleboro to spend Sun
| uety Win MS VIE and daughter.
Mrs. o. F. Bailey and Miss Addie
Bailey have been visiting with relatives
| In Springfield, Mass, this week.
Mrs. Agnes Randall. who is attending
the Childs business college in Springfield,
Mass, was at home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mooney win move
to Putney soon. where Mr.. Mooney will
engage in the plumbing business.
4rs-Mary Griffin. who has been
Se1iously iH-7Stth acute bronchitis is
Fable to sit up a short time each day
Mrs. Lucy Bundy, who has been with
her daughter. Mrs. Pearl Clapp, the past
eight months, went Saturday to Athol.
John Richardson of Medfeld Mass, re-
turned to his home Tuesday after spend
ing several days at Fred Richardson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Geiger and Mr.
Geiger's sister, Miss Theresa Geiger. left
| yesterday for their new home in Chicago
Mrs. L. A. Carpenter OF Chester is a
guest OF Capt. and Mrs. E. w. Gibson.
Mr.. Carpenter viii spend Sunday at Capt.
Gibson's
Charles Mclaughlin of Mt Hermon
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Will
| liam Plimpton. who is confined to the
| bed by illness.
Allyn j. Crosby superintendent of the
Springfield Street Railroad company,
visited at his parents home in Brattleboro
Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Adams came Wednesday
from Abbott academy, Andover, Macs,
to spend a vacation of two weeks at her
home here.
Miss Besse Hitchcock of chicopee,
Mass, visited Dr. and Mrs. w. II. Lane
and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Crane last week
and this week.
H. H. Spaulding has finished work i'm
the Elliot street fish market and has
gone to Laconia, N H., to have charge
Of a restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker, who visited
with relatives in town while on their
| honeymoon, returned to Springfield, Mass,
the first of the week.
Arthur White. who has a photograph
studio in Schenectady, N. Y, visited at
his home in Brattleboro this week, start
ing back tnis morning.
Miss Emma Lundberg Of Springfield.
Mass, came home Saturday to spend a
week on account Of the illness of her
mother, Mrs G. T. Lundberg.
DR.. Martin Bruce Of the Retreat stan
returned Saturday after spending four
weeks in New York, taking a special
course in the study OF the X-ray.
DR.. H. D. Holton, as a member Of the
state board OF health inspected the alleged
cases Of fatal poisoning from candy In
Burlington the first of the week
D. Frank Shea. proprietor of the Rend-
rick House in Putney, win return to Brat
| tleboro in about a month and will work
for the Dewitt Grocery company.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Powers and
L. w. Seamen and daughter, Miss Maud
Seamen of Brooklyn, arrived at the
Brooks House Tuesday to spend a few
| days.
Rev. ]. S. Clark. pastor OF tne Congre-
gauonal church in Hardwick has re-
Gently visited at his home in West Brat
tleboro. He had been on a trip to New
York City.
James Howard, who has been night
clerk at the Brooks House, went to Bos-
ton Tuesday and on Wednesday began
work In his new position as cashier at
Youngs hotel.
Leroy Corser, manager OF the Los
Angeles Office Of the REQ Motor company,
has been at his home in Brattleboro this
week. He is demonstrating for the COM
pany in eastern cities.
w. ]. Ackerman OF Springfield, this
state, has bought ]. p. Meany & Co.'s
meat market in Ludlow. He formerly
was a member OF the firm OF Abbott &
Ackerman of Brattleboro.
s. Earle Arnold, Edward Leonard,
George Pierce, John Kaine and Horatio
Smith OF Amherst college are spending