Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-03-01
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

N. T. Ryan Of Greenfield was in town
Wednesday.
Miss Josie Brosnahan spent Sunday in
Bellows Falls
Miss zeta Ryan is clerk in Emerson
& Sons store
Mr. and Mrs A. f. Hadlock spent sun
day in Marlboro
Miss Mary Stewart was in New York
part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs James Hooker were in
New York last week
w. A. Prouty will enter the employ of
Durham Brothers Monday.
Mrs. Merrill Adams has moved from ~
Cedar to Is Myrtle street
Thomas Nolan Of Pittsheld. Mass, was
visitor in town Wednesday.
Mrs. a. w Shattuck of Londonderry is
a guest of Mrs. A. l.. Sumner
Mrs. Agnes Coolidge Rice, the teacher.
is at home from Someryie Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker OF Spring
field, Mass spent Sunday in town.
w. p. Emerson Of Alton Bay y. H.,
was in town Tuesday on business.
Eldredge Cundff came from Albany.
n. Y, for visit over Sunday in town.
John Corcoran Of Claremont formerly
of Brattleboro. spent Sunday in town.
Miss Mary f. Austin left Wednesday
for a weeks visit in Boston and Spencer,
Mass.
Miss Helen Thompson Of Northampton
visited her mother the latter part Of last
week.
Frank Ryan spent Sunday in White
River Junction, the guest of his cousin
T.. Ryan.
Miss Annie Stewart of Millers Falls
visited at her home here the latter part
of last week
James Noonan Of Newton Upper Falls
called on Brattleboro friends Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Sarah NJ winslow will go today
to Ashmont, Mass, to be "A nurse in a
private family
Mrs. w. d. Gibson was called to Hart
land, Vt, early in the week by the severe
Illness of an aunt
Miss Margaret Martin went to Boston
Wednesday for a weeks visit with friends
in the Dana Hall school
Miss Marie Naumann has returned to
her home in Springfield. Mass. after
| spending few days here.
Miss Esther McVeigh went to New York
| Saturday to attend the funeral OF her
aunt, Mrs. John McVeigh.
Victor Erickson, who left the employ
Of the Estey Organ company. will take
! a position in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olney Crosler OF Shell
/ burne Falls Mass, visited Mrs Croslers
sister Mrs. W. h. Combs, last week
Mrs. Bascom left Wednesday for
! two weeks stay in Boston and New York.
| studying spring styles in millinery.
Miss Julia Brosnahan went yesterday
| to New Haven, and from there will 60
to New York for an indefinite stay
! Misses Ruth and Ella Adams returned
yesterday from visit with their brother.
. 4 q
Mrs. Amos Bowers, who is visiting in
/ Philadelphia. will return home next week
! She is very much improved in health.
Miss Josie Foster came from Spring
field, Mass, Friday 10 spend the spring
| vacation from her school duties at home
Miss Aplin ana Miss Hubbard returned
! to Springfield. Mass, Monday. where they
are attending Childs's business college.
Mr. and Mrs f. +. Kimball returned to
( Greenfield Monday after a visit OF u few
days with Mr.. Kimbalrs father $ w
Kimball.
James Betterey Of Dummerstou IIill re-
ceivcd cablegram Friday announcing the
/ safe arrival OF his son Hugh Betterley
| i'm Manila Feb. 20.
Gregg Irwin and Harry Irwin OF Spring
field. Mass. came with Harry Bingham
to attend the Brooks House assembly
| last Friday night.
Harry l.. Green returned to the Uni
I Ncrsity OF Vermont medical department.
Burlington. this week after spending a
few days at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Reed OF Ber-
nardston were among the out of town
people who attended the Brooks House
assembly Friday evening.
Frank \. wallen has resigned his po-
stion as shipping clerk for the ;. \.
I Smith company and will be- a clerk in r
j. Fenton Il cos new store.
Mr.. and Mrs w w Cook left yes
terday for Florida where they will spend
month. They were accompanied by
their daughter, Miss Marguerite Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Freyenhagen OF
/ Williamsville have come to Brattleboro TO
live. Mir. Freyenhagen has taken a po-
sition in the Souto factory office.
DIR. II. d. Holton attended the meet
ing of the Pocumtuck Valley Memorial
association in Deerfeld, Mass Tuesday
and made a short speech at the evening
meeting.
Miss Ethel Randall, formerly a stu
dent in the New England Conservatory OF
Music in Boston. has been engaged as
soprano singer in the choir OF the Baptist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells r. Sargent have
returned to their home in Keene Mr..
Sargent was i'll here several weeks with
pneumonia at .he home OF his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Sargent
w. f. Combs. grand high priest of the
grand encampment of Vermont, /. o. o.
F.. and w. ]. Cain, senior warden, made
an official visit to Mansur enCampment.
bennington, Monday night
Harry Belknap of Claremont. who has
been i'll two weeks in the home of his
mother Mrs. Peter S. Chase of Chestnut
street, will return to work tomorrow. He
is bookkeeper in the Monadnock mills
Arthur +. Stone, editor OF the St.
Johnsbury Caledonian, was visitor in
town Saturday, while on his way home
after delivering q lecture in Northamp-
ton.
Col. c. II. Bond will move March Il
from John OConnor's apartment house on
Canal street to Brook street and the
tenement which he vacates will be taken
by w. G. Horton.
Miss Jennie Todd of Palmer, Mass.
who has been visiting at ]. 4. Denning's $.
went to Hanover Wednesday, accom-
panied by Miss Elizabeth Denning They
will return Saturday.
Miss McCloskey Miss Mcdonald and
Miss Fleming Of the Memorial hospital
staff attended the dedication exercises of
the Wesson Memorial hospital in Spring
field Mass, Monday.