Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-06-01
sRArrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

James A. Lills of Rutland spent Memo
rial day in town.
Miss Lizzie Stevens spent Decoration
day In Winchester.
r. A. Murphy of Bellows Falls spent
wednesday in town.
Miss Nellie MCGOWAN spent Wednes-
day In Bellows Falls.
Mrs Looney Of Greenfield was a visitor
in town Memorial day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blake were in
North Walpoe Sunday.
James Lillis of Greenfield is visiting
his father Michael Lillis.
Miss Rose Judge OF Holyoke spent We'd
nesday at her home here.
James Bowler of Medford, Mass, visit
ed his father Wednesday.
William Hibbard of Putney has taken a
tenement at Is Clark street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Streeter Of Keene
are visiting In town few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fontaine Of
Greenfield spent Sunday I'm town.
Miss Margaret Austin went Monday
to Boston for a three weeks stay.
Misses Annie McGrath and Frances
Stark were in Orange Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Stevens is spending the
week with relatives in Winchester, N. H.
Mrs ID. II. Robertson returned Friday
Miss Elizabeth Sullivan went Tuesday
to Springfield, Mass, to visit her sister
Mrs Charles Berg and son went We'd
nesday to Somerville to visit her niece
Miss Katherine Dwyer is spending two
weeks at her home In Springfield, this
state.
w. f. Minor left Wednesday for Farm
ersburg, Ind. after a months visit in
town.
w. A. Greasy of Beverly, Mass. sales
man for Durham Brothers, is in town
on business.
Mrs s Burlingame and Mrs. william
Combs OF Meriden, Conn, were in town
Memorial day.
Mrs. Lillian Larson went Wednesday
to Boston to visit her husband, who is
working there.
Elmer Bliss has been visiting several
| days with mis- nephew, ]. H. Bliss, in
Winchester, n. II.
Mrs. Addie Sumner returned today TO
Turner's Falls after 10 days visit with
Mrs. Maria Burdette.
Mrs. Peter Blake and son of North Wal
pole are visiting Mrs. Blake's sister,
Mrs. d. II. Robertson.
John Martin and family Of Boston
spent Memorial day in town. making the
trip in their automobile.
Miss Nellie Brown went to Boston
wednesday to visit her brother, Will
liam Brown, and family.
Mrs. c. Il. Crosby and daughter Miss
Marjorie, returned Saturday after a stay
of three weeks in Boston
Michael Austin of Springfield was I'm
town Tuesday to attend the funeral of
his aunt, Mrs John Lynch.
Mrs. Morris Brown returned to Woods
vile, n. H., Tuesday after a two weeks
visit with Miss Mary Brown.
John c. Dowd and two sisters, Misses
Katherine and Mary Dowd OF New York
CITY, were in town for Memorial day.
| Miss Agnes Mcguire, formerly of Brat
| tleboro, graduated as trained nurse from
the New Haven city hospital Tuesday
William Combs of Meriden is in town TO
attend the funeral OF his grandmother.
Mrs Chester Sargent. who died at the
| Home for the Aged.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Kaine will spend
Sunday In Holyoke and will go Monday
| TO New Haven to attend the knights OF
| Columbus convention.
Mrs. Sherman Abbott Of Ludlow is
visiting her mother. Mrs f. A. Tuthill.
| Mrs. Tuthill and Mrs. Abbott spent yes
terday I'm Northampton.
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Durham left We'd
nesday to return to their home in West
! Paris Maine. after a visit OF three weeks
/ WIN tlltlT sons IN town.
Leon Young returned recently from
New York where he has been employed
| several months in the composing room
of the New York Journal
Charles w. Durham started Tuesday
night on his annual fishing trip of two
| weeks. His rendezvous this wear will be
in the Dead river region OF Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Pitman came Mon
DAY from Troy, n. Y" to spend several
days at the Brooks House, and especially
to be in Brattleboro on Memorial day.
Mrs. Walter Haywood of Detroit, Mich
is here for an extended visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cutler
Mrs. Cutler who has been III, is i'm
proving.
Mrs +. l.. Hildreth is spending the week
| with her sister. Mrs. Horton, i'm Provi-
dence, r. /. She went to Boston Friday
and from there to Providence with Mr.
and Mrs. Horton in their automobile.
Miss Marion Rice came from Cincinnati
last week TO visit her brother Howard
c. Rice She will sail in about two weeks
with four college friends for trir
through England, Scotland, Germany and
Italy.
Miss Josephine Farmer has resigned
| ner position as clerk in Houghton &
| Simonds's store, where she has been
about four years She has position IN
the pipe organ department at the EStey
Organ plant, and will begin work there
Monday
William KANE of McGill university of
Montreal, and James Clark of British
| Columbia, also a student at McGill, have
| spent part of the week at Mr.. Kaine S
| home on Elliot street, leaving yesterday
| for Holyoke, where they have secured
employment during the summer vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. c. r. Aldrich. DR..
and Mrs, A. L. Pettee and Mr. and
| Mrs. II. c. Rice left this morning for a
fishing trip of ten days at the upper dam
on Rangeley lakes in Maine. They will go
today to Colebrook, N. H., and drive to-
morrow from there 80 miles across coun-
! try, through the Dixville notch in the
| White mountains to their destination.
Happy and healthy in spite of his 81
years, Henry A. Willard yesterday cele-
| brated his birthday anniversary at his
home, 1898 X street, In company with
Mrs Willard, his son and grandson. For
| fifty-nine years Mr.. Willard has been
identified with the business life of Wash
ington, and probably there is no one In
the city who Is better known to a larger
circle of friends and acquaintance. His
birthday celebration yesterday was quiet,
there being only the members of the i'm
mediate family present. Those who were
at the dinner were Mrs. Willard; his sis
ter Mrs. s. d. Dickinson of Charlestown
~ H.; Mrs. c. c. Willard; his nephew,
Mr.. George e. Howe, and Mrs Howe of