Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-06-08
sRATrLssoRo PERSONAL.

Timothy Sullivan will go to Boston to-
day for n short stay
Congressman and Mrs. Haskins returned
to Washington Tuesday afternoon.
James G. Smith Of Biddeford, Me, was
guest Of X. w. Sutherland Tuesday.
Mrs. F. L. Hunt and daughter Ellen,
went to Springfield. Mass, Monday.
Postmaster II. e. Taylor went to WASH
ington Tuesday, on official business.
Miss Agnesss Calvin went Tuesday to
New Haven to visit her aunt, Miss Julia
! Calvin.
| Miss Margaret Clhne returned Thurs
! day after visit with her sister in West
| Rutland.
i, Mrs. Mary I4anderflne of Spogord Is
/ spending a few weeks at her home on
4 Elliot street.
Clara Danyew returned Saturday TO
.Nergennes. after auvisit with her uncle,
| George Danyew.
. Samuel Dudley has been In Concord
this state. to see his brother, John Dud-
| ley, who is III. ~
Miss Ruth ChiIds is visiting this week
| at Mrs Grace Hadley's and Mrs II. @.
! Wiley's in Chester g.
William Hubbard moved Wednesday
| from Is Clark street to Holden & Martins
house on Birge street.
Miss Susie Mills OF the telephone ex-
/
Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Bessie Titus has moved her house
| hold goods from Estabrook street 10
| South Royalton, this state,
j. Fl. Kuhlke and family OF Brooklyn
| are at their summer home at Spofford
| lake to remain through the season.
Miss Katherine Fitzgerald of New York
| city came to Brattleboro Saturday and
went Sunday afternoon TO Holyoke.
| I No hos ,..ff IA -
niece, Mrs. P.rKendall. a few days. went
to his home in Worcester yesterday.
Miss Minnie Howard OF Mortified,
! Mass. formerly clerk In Houghton &
| Simonds's, has resumed her position there.
James Noonan OF Wellesley. Mass,
formerly linotype operator in The Phoe-
nix office, visited here and in Putney over
| Sunday.
Mrs. o. d. Esterbrook. who has been
in Boston the past winter, came to Brat
tleboro this week to stay through the
| summer
Mrs. Frank Fuller came yesterday from
| Meriden. n. H., where she has been
three weeks caring for Mr. Fuller's
mother. who broke her hip recently.
George Fournier, who has been en-
poyed the past six years by Arthur s.
Wilson in Greenfield. has taken posi-
ton with Manley Bros of Brattleboro
Mrs. II. r. Miles and children. Marga-
| ret and John, went Tuesday to Ran
dolph. n. H., In the White Mountains.
to spend 10 days.
Robert Stckney. stenographer for the
Union Pacific Railroad company in Bos-
ton, came home Saturday night for n
| vaca ton OF two weeks.
Mrs. James Allen is bookkeeping in
| Amidon & Co.'s grocery store during the
absence Of Miss Marion Knight, who is
on a vacation OF ten days
Capt. E J. Waterman returned from
| Washington Tuesday night to spend the
summer He Is assistant clerk of the
senate committee on military affairs.
Fred a. Spencer of Worcester Poly
| technic institute. is at his home on Chase
street He will go TO Worcester soon to
| undergo an operation for appendicitis
Mrs. f. A. Starkey and her mother
! Mrs. Smith Miss Marguerite Starkey and
Miss Edith Reed came Friday from New
York city to their summer home on Oak
street
Stuart Frost and Horace Scott have
completed thefr first year at Rensselaer,
Polytechnic institute. Troy, n. Y. and
have returned to Brattleboro for the sum-
mer vacation.
Arthur w Childs will leave within
fortnight for a fishing trip to the Rang
leys. He recently caught a seven pound
lake trout at Lake Winnipesaukee- Man
chester Union.
Rev. Albert II. Gage. pastor of the
Baptist church in st. Johnsbury who win
go to India in a. few months as a mis-
sionary. spent Saturday at the home Of
j. W.. Thurber.
Miss Nellie Brown. who has been visit
ing in Boston, returned Monday, accom-
panied by Mrs. William Brown and her
infant son, Morris, who will stay several
weeks with Miss Mary Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Marsh and Miss Lou
Mason OF Springfield, Mass. were at the
BROOKS House Monday en- route for Bur-
lington in a touring car. Mr.. Marsh is
proprietor Of the Cooley House
Fred f. Gilbert Of Grocer Theological
seminary, Chester, Pa, came Saturday
to spend his vacation with his brother, w.
A. Gilbert, and at Sunset lake. He has
completed the first year course at Grocer.
Miss Helen Fenton went to Springfield
Mass, Tuesday to attend the wedding of
her cousin, Miss Annie p. Fitzgerald who
was married Wednesday to Thomas d.
Toomey In the Sacred Heart church.
Col. Thomas Harmon of the soldiers
home In Bennington came here Wednes-
day to remain a week. He will superin-
tend the enlargement of the Willard
house on Birge street, which he owns.
Albert C. Buzby, who has been en-
ployed in the pipe organ department at
the Estey Organ plant. went yesterday to
|
position. He is a member of Company 1.
Rev. r. F. Lowe. formerly pastor of
the Methodist church in Bratleboro now
of Barre, has been chosen president of
| the Minister'S club an organization of
clergyman in Barre, Montpelier and other
towns.
Dana Stafford has finished work for the
American Express company. His place
Is taken by c. H. Prescott. Mr. Stafford
has bought his brothers interest in the
farm and will devote his entire time to
| farming.
Mrs. S, J. Taylor of st. Paul. Mimi,
came Friday to visit two weeks with her
niece, Mrs. W. e. Barber, after which
! she will go TO Wilmington to remain
through the summer with her sister, Mrs
! Newell Adams.
Miss Dollie Cornish of Boston, super
visor OF the main exchange of the New
| England Telephone & Telegraph company,
| was a guest of Miss Minnie Toomey, chief
operator of the Brattleboro exchange,
| over Sunday.
! Rev. j. ]. Griffin of the Catholic uni
versity of Washington came to Brattle-
boro yesterday and will open his cottage
at Spofford lake for the summer. Two
boys and two men came with DR.. Griffin
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