Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-01-26
BRATTLEBORo PERSONAL

e. ]. Lavelie was in Springfield, Mass,
Sunday.
Miss zeta Ryan is visiting in White
River Junction.
Miss Frances Stark was at her home in
Orange Sunday.
Miss Louise Perry Of Moores, N. Y, is
visiting in town.
Michael Austin OF Springfield, Mass,
was here on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Austin has been in Spencer
and Worcester this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. whitman Of Fishers
Island are visiting in town.
Mrs. Parke B. Swift Of Athol is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. F. I. Swift.
Miss Kate Manning was in Springfield
Mass, Saturday and Sunday.
Bert Mundell moved Thursday from
Spring street to CEDAR street
Mrs. T. A. Murphy Of Bellows Falls
spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
p. M. Baker and son, Edward A. Baker,
OF Somerville, Mass, were in town Tues
day.
Leroy F. Adams was in Springfield and
Boston Tuesday and Wednesday on bus
mess.
Miss Agnes Duggan Of Worcester Is
visiting at Mrs. Marti-l Austin's, Grove
street.
Mrs. G. F. Barber and Mrs. A. S. Ed
wards went to Boston Monday to spend
several days.
Miss Mary r. Cabot and Miss Corrie
Hatcher returned Wednesday from a visit
in Dublin. N. II.
George Danyew and daughter, Ruth,
were in Russell, Mass. over Sunday with
Mr.. Danyew's sister.
F. E. Barber, e. L. Waterman and c.
G. Fits have attended the session of the
supreme court in Montpelier this week as
attorneys.
Miss Mary Clune went Wednesday to
Northampton to visit Mrs. d. A. Martin
and also will visit in Chester and New
Haven before returning.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morse will move to
the tenement In I. w. Bruce's house, va
Gated by William Plimpton, jr., who has
gone to Springfield Mass.
DR.. E. C. Thorn of Deerfleld came to
Brattleboro yesterday on account of the
serious illness OF the infant son Of his
sister, Mrs. A. L. Pettee.
Miss Celia Brian of Washington, d. c.,
matron of the Garfield Memorial hospi-
tai, came Monday to spend several days
at the home Of e. L. Hildreth.
d. E. Tasker was summoned to North
Adams Monday to act as judge at the
Northern Berkshire Poultry association
show, X. Fetch having been taken ILL.,
Homer c. Cray of Kewanee Ill. came
home last night to remain until Tuesday.
He has been in New York two weeks
buying for the department store in which
he is employed.
Hortense st. Cyr, who went to Boston
last week for treatment OF her eyes. was
accompanied by Mrs. f. A. Wells as a
personal friend, and not as a beneficiary
of the Thompson fund
DR.. and Mrs. F. C. Pettee Mrs Hamil-
ton, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Walker and Mrs.
S. II. Farr went to Chester yesterday to
of Eastern Star returning today.
Mr. Seaverns. who recently was elected
a Liberal member of Parliament, is a
cousin of Houghton Seaverns, of F. L.
Houghton's office. He was born in Bos-
ton and was educated at Harvard.
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Norris collector Of Fort
Drummer colony, No. 105, United Order of
Pilgrim Fathers was a winner OF a first
prize of $25 in collector contest during
1905 for the smallest percentage OF sus-
pensions in 1873 colonies.
Oscar and Elizabeth Marshall sailed
from New York yesterday for Dresden,
Germany, where they will stay several
months. Oscar Marshall will be treated
by an eminent specialist for a heart dis
ease and his sister will study German.
Lawrence Barker. son of Mr. and Mrs.
ii. A. Barker Of Pearl street, entertained
nine of his young friends Wednesday at
birthday party, he being five years old
Refreshments were served and the little
people and their mothers had an enjoy
able time.