Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-02-16
sRArTLE5oRo PERSONAL.


Fred Gates Of Clark street is III with
| measles.
Miss Mary Jane Lillis is ill, threatened
/ with pneumonia.
Conductor Robert F. Wheeler is taking
I weeks vacation
George Ingraham Of Putney is the chef
I at Halls restaurant.
Dr.. James c. Austin Of Spencer. Mass.
was in town Sunday.
Misses Ruth Allen and Emily Ericsson
were In Keene Sunday.
Harry c. Wheeler OF Greenfield visited
in Brattleboro over Sunday.
Miss Mary Fecto and Edward Fecto
were in Windsor over Sunday.
Sheriff E. r. Pratt Of Miilers Fails visit
/ ed Sheriff F. w. Mcclure Friday.
John J. Clune Of Claremont spent Sun
day at his home in Brattleboro.
Rev Father Reynolds Of Bellows Falls
I was in town tho first Of the week.
VIII Z. Goodrich Of Boston visited his
mother, Mrs. Ellen Goodrich, Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Bunt wiz g. to Boston
tomorrow TO visit Miss Susan Eessclhoeft.
DR.. Frederick " Gwyer OF New York
was in Bratteboeo Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Charles o'Connor and John Fitzgerald
Z visited in HolyOke and Springfield Sun
{ day.
Miss Alma L Niles returned Friday
from Brooklyn, where she spent several
months
Francis Wgman has returned. somewhat
improved. from the Pembroke. n. H sana-
/ forum.
Mrs L. w Hawley is in Taftsville on
account Of the serious illness Of her
mother.
Rev A. H Webb onaciated at the
4 funeral OF a former parishioner In Brad
ford Friday.
Frank H. Tyler son Of C C. Tyler of
Boston. former resident, visited in Brat
! tleboro Tuesday.
Roy Houghton. who is employed in the
1 Smith machine shop in Claremont, was at
1 home over Sunday.
( Rev. A. C. Lawson, DID. will supply
4 the pulpit Of the Baptist church in
Jamaica until April /.
Miss Amy johnson has finished work
/ 1T Goddard's restaurant and has gone TO
her home in Wilmington.
George a. Eels fen while skating in the
( Centrevillc rink Tuesday evening and
/ broke a bone in his left wrist
/ Mrs. Scribner and son. Ralph. moved
I Monday from John o'Connor's house on
. Clark street TO Springfield. Mass.
Miss Eta Brown. OF the telephone ex-
change. went 10 her home in White River
Junction yesterday for brief visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Morrison OF
Saeo. Maine. are spending few days at
X ". Sutherland's on Green street.
Miss Agnes Duggan returned Sunday to
Worcester after a three weeks visit with
Mrs. Martin Austin. Grove street
Mr.. and Mrs J. C. Uliery have received
news Of the safe arrival of Eliza beth and
Oscar Marshall in Dresden, Germany
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Geddis returned
Saturday from Troy. n Y. where they
went to attend the funeral Of relative
Mrs o. c. Brown and daughter Mary.
returned last Sunday from a weeks visit
with Mrs. Browns brother. E Z. Howe
in South Dearfield. Mass
Miss Edw,ina Whitney went to Roxbury.
Mass. Monday TO visit at the home OF her
uncle. Frank o. Whitney. She viii De
away about three weeks
Fred c. Brown has returned from
Putney where he has been since Septem-
ber working the new school house.
which was finished Monday
H B. Cowan superintendent OF fairs
and exhibitions in Ontario. Canada. visited
President George W. Pierce. Of the Valley
Fair association, this week
S. n. Holden OF Cambridge. Mass. the
Oldest conductor on the Fitchburg division
OF the Boston & Maine railroad. spent
Tuesday with his brother, ]. H. Holden
Fred A. Richardson went to Boston
Wednesday TO undergo an operation for |
appendicitis He was accompanied By /
Mrs. Richardson and Miss leila johnson. /
Mr.. Fay Of Springfield. this state. was
in town yesterday Several years ago |
he was foreman in the ]. L RAY livery /
stables. He win begin work for F. 2.
Dickinson in March.
Elijah Wales. who has returned TO Brat I
ahaIr e haf ~n.u
ego last October, has given UP his show 4
work. He viii devote his time TO giving /
private lessons in dancing.
John Calvin, state ranger. and T. A /
Austin, state secretary, Of the Catholic /
Order OF Forresters, were in Burlington
the nrst OF the week 10 attend a meeting
Of The state officers Of the order.
Mrs. Lorraine ciough, who has been
visiting her brother Eugene spaulding.
started for her home in MINNEAPOLIS
MONDAY. Her father, William SpauldinR
returned 10 his home IN Weathersheid.
Miss Susan Hailrahan was out door YES
terday for the iirst time since she went
to the Mem 1riul hospital. She was driven
70 Main street and hack. finding great en-
yoymenl IN the crisp winter air and bright
sunshine,
Mrs William L. Dimes Of Worcester came
70 Bratueboro Friday on account OF the
illness OF her sister. Miss Caroline ID
Nieteh, who died Saturday. Miss sarah
81 Dimes Of Athol came Monday 10 attend
the funeral.
MIS- harry Adams and her sister Miss
anna Iwitehell VINO have been in Towns
bend several weeks. have returned 10
5rattleboro. Their mother, Mrs H M
IWiteheh came with them and will make
her home with Mrs. Adams.
Fred E. Burnett Of San Juan. Porto
hleo' Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs H. II. Bur
nett al Estey street while on a vacation
OF Two months. He has been employed
by Dooley. Smith & Co, commission uer-
chants In San Juan the past four years.
Formerly he was clerk IN Dunaam
Brothers shoe store.