Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-05-18
sRArTLEsoRo PERSONAL.

w. II. st. Germaine has been Ill the
past two weeks, but is now Improving.
Miss Allie Morse is away for visit of
three weeks in Dorchester and Worcester
Mrs e. M. Eaton returned Saturday
after visiting a week in winchester, n. H.
Rev. George b. Lawson has been en-
gagged as Memorial day orator In Ber-
nardston.
Miss Mercy Cox returned to her home
Wednesday after being at the hospital
six weeks.
Frank Hopkins of Woodbury., this state,
has been here this week for a visit with
his mother.
Mrs. p. Barrows went Saturday to
Boston, where she may remain during
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs S. w Durham of West
Paris, Me-, are here for a months visit
with their sons.
Mrs. c. r. Crosby and daughter, Miss
Marjorie, went Tuesday TO Boston for
stay OF several days.
c. f. Rich Of Worcester, Mass, was a
guest at the Brooks House from Saturday
until Monday afternoon.
Mrs Arthur =. Simonds and daughter,
Julia, returned Thursday after a visit
Of few days in Northampton.
Mrs. Mabel wellington of Boston came
Monday for a visit OF two weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Knight.
Miss Norris, the nurse, who came here
TO attend the funeral of Miss Nal Spear,
returned yesterday to Springfield, Mass
Miss Lula Howe returned Friday from
St Petersburg, Fla, where she spent the
winter, and is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Casey.
J. G. Ullery and X. w. Sutherland left
Wednesday morning on a trip in the for
mer's automobile to Boston, where some
repairs will be made on the machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cray of Canal
street are in Manchester, N. H.. for n
visit Of two weeks at the home Of their
daughter Mrs. Barr.
r. NJ. Frost win go to Troy. N. Y.
tomorrow to spend a few days with his
brother, S. Z. Frost.
Mrs. G. C. Averill and her daughter.
Mrs. George Adams, and the later's
daughter, Marion, left Tuesday for a visit
of ten days in Boston with Mrs. Averilrs
mother.
Mrs. r. p. Ellis of Keene has recently
been entertaining her mother, Mrs S. c.
Howard; her sister, Mrs d. II. Cooper,
and the latters daughter, Irene, all Of
Brattleboro.
Miss Izetta Stewart has been I'll the
past two weeks with muscular rneu-
matism. Her place as organist at the
Baptist church was filled Sunday by Miss
Emily Clapp.
Miss Annie Ford head waitress I'm
charge of the Brooks House dining room
returned Tuesday from a four weeks va
cation spent at her fathers home In
Leeds, p. Q.
Mrs Helen Hamilton, who has been in
Washington several weeks, came to Brat
tleboro Tuesday, and was guest of Mrs.
r. L. Childs until today. when she left for
her home in Grafton
Mrs. Harriet l.. Stone, who spent the
winter with her granddaughter in Brook
lyme returned Friday She will make her
home with Mrs. c. r. Evans in the west
village during the summer.
Schuyler S. johnson OF Boston, manager
of the industrial department of the Col
umbian National Life Insurance com
pany, was here TO attend the funeral OF
c. +. Thompson on Sunday.
Capt. Harold Whitney has arranged TO
take the golf team of Wantastiquet club
to Springfield. Mass, June Is to play
against the Country club second team, of
which Ralph w. stoddard is captain
w. II. Wherry, jr.. attorney of New
York city has been here this week look
ing up the legal status of the Brattleboro
Street railroad company and the Brattle-
boro Gas Light company for the pur-
chasers.
Rev A. E. Foote and Miss Lillian
Foote of Fair Haven were in town last
week on account OF the serious illness Of
Mrs, Foote. Her condition has improved,
but there is still cause for anxiety to the
family and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Learned of Ag-
avian, Mass. Mrs. Charles Eager of
Newfane. Mrs Mary Phillips of Towns
bend and Mrs. Fred Coombs of Guilford
attended the funeral of Mrs Henry c.
Phillips
Miss Jessie L. Hawley. who has been a
student at the New England Conservatory
of Music in Boston the past two years,
viii go to Charlottesville, Va, next Sep
TENDER to take a position as assistant
teacher Of music in Rawlings institute
Mrs. Lenna Thomas Tenney, who was
at the home OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs E. H. Thomas. three weeks,
has returned to her home in Saybrook
Conn.,, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs.
+. H. Harris, who will remain there three
or four weeks.
clerk in Goodnow, Pearson & Hunts, has
gone to Fitchburg. Mass, to take charge
of the clothing department in the Good
now company's store in that city. Harry
Kimball of Westminster succeeds him in
the Brattleboro store.
DR.. Elmer T. Sherman of Springfield
who was here to attend the dental meet
ings, called on old friends in town yes
terday. He went from here to Keene to
assist his mother in settling her affairs
there before taking up her permanent
residence in Springfield
c. f. Macomber OF Boston, who d.
rected the presentation of 1.-THE Chimes
OF Normandy" here last October was a
guest at c. L. Stickney's over Sunday
while on his way from Burlington to
Hartford. where he will bring out "Pris-
ella" and THE Mikado."
Samuel w. Hubbard, formerly clerk at
the Brooks House, who has recently re-
turned from Bermuda, where he was
cashier at the Princess Hotel during the
winter, greeted friends in town over Sum
day, and on Monday returned to his old
home in Wallingford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gates of Seward,
Kan, came Sunday to visit week or
more with Mr.. Gatess uncle, w. w.
Cook, on Western avenue. Mr.. Gates for
merly lived in Dummerston, and this is
the first time he has come to Vermont
since he went West 2S years ago.
Mrs. Ellen w. Goodrich received last
week a letter from her brother-in-law.
Joseph Goodrich, of San Francisco. Sew
eral inquiries were forwarded to him from
the East before a response came. Mr.
Goodrich's home on Polk street near the
city market, was destroyed on the first
day that fire devastated the city, and the
family lost all their possessions except
clothing. Mr.. Goodrich formerly lived in