Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-03-15
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

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Sunday in Putney.
Miss May L. Blanchard spent Sunday at
her home in Northampton.
Guy Thayer went to New York last
Saturday to stay a few days
Rollin s. Childs took business trip to
| New York the first of the week
Mrs. Charles Allen returned Saturday
after a weeks visit in jamaica
Congressman and Mrs. Haskins reached
home from Washington last night
\. p, Carpenter was in Holyoke on le-
gal business the first Of the week.
Miss Nellie Griffin of Holyoke is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Michael Baker.
Louis w. Knight Of Springfield, Mass,
is expected home to spend Sunday.
George Wellman returned Monday after
visit of few days in New Haven.
Albert Stanley returned Sunday after a
few days visit with his parents in Keene.
Henry Higgins Of Buffalo, n. Y, spent
several days in town the first of the week
Arthur Roberts, Merton Amidon and
II. S. Goodenough went to Boston Mon
day.
Miss Winnie Southland has returned to
her work as trimmer for Mrs H. Z. Bas-
com.
L. II. Richardson has been confined to
his home three weeks with grip and
asthma.
Mrs. Holmes of Brattleboro is with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Holmes, in Far
ley, Mass.
Henry Ryan. Thomas Guiheen and
Edward Gonyeau spent Sunday in Bel
lows Falls.
Charles w Durham has bought a six
cylinder Stevens-Duryea touring car for
delivery in April.
Miss E1orapca Cop,.orea
been the guest Of the Misses Shaw in
Belchertown, Mass.
Mrs. \. Niles has been spending sew
eral days with her sister Mrs. E L. Bass.
in Randolph, this state.
Irving Ellis of Mortified, this state,
was a guest at the home OF G. e. Gilman
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Miss Blanche Howard returned Sunday
after two weeks spent in New Haven.
Conn.,, Worcester and Boston.
Miss Nellie Kennedy returned Sunday
to Springfield Mass. after visit with
her aunt Mrs Michael Devine
c. D. Henley of Alabama, southern
agent for the Hooker, Corser e Mitchell
company, was in town this week.
Miss Jennie b. Duncan went to New
York last Saturday on a tour Of inspec-
ton OF the spring styles Of dressmaking
Miss Elizabeth Murray Of Gardner
Mass, returned home Wednesday after
four weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
David Carey.
Mrs. L. a. Fales returned to her home
an Worcester Tuesday after a short visit
with her mother, Mrs. D. A Wilder of
Linden street.
Miss Mary Frost who has been with
her cousin, Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Lam
singh, in Flatbush, y. Y, several weeks.
will return tomorrow
Charles Lang moved to II. b. Chamber
lain's house in Green street yesterday.
having recently sold his house on Frost
place to Dana c. Yeaw.
c. w. Durham, c. A. Harris, F. X.
BaTows and John Manley are among
those who have attended the automobile
show in Boston this week
w. E. Haskell went to New York last
Saturday and then to Snug Harbor.
where the new Estcy organ is being in
stalled in the sailors home
Mrs. w. f. Bradley and her son. of
East Orange n. j., returned home to-
day after a visit to Mrs Bradley's sis
ter, Mrs. James F. Hooker.
Fred w. Reed returned Saturday after
spending weeks vacation with his
brother Frank l.. Reed. at the New
England House in Rernardston.
Mrs. w. A. seims, who has spent the
WINTER at the nome Of her parents in
brooklyn, VIII return Saturday. Mr..
Seims will meet her in Springfield.
Fred H. Harris who finished work for
the Hooker, Corser & Mitchell company
last week, went Tuesday to Boston. He
expects TO remain there until April l.
Miss Estelle Coutremarsh returned TO
Boston Saturday after a visit with Mrs
w. +. Neal. Mrs Neal, who accompanied
her will make short visit in Boston.
Secretary Fox of the Brattleboro board
or trade was a guest and one of the
speakers at the banquet given by the
Merchants' association of Athol Monday
night.
Edward D. Leonard of Amherst COL
!ege was elected secretary of the 1909 Olio
board of the college Monday night. He is
a member of the Psi Kappa Psi fra
ternity.
Under the new grading of letter car
rers, in accordance with a recent act
OF Congress. all Of the regular carriers of
the local office will have their compensa-
tions increased.
Mr. and Mrs Fred U. Simpson came
from New York Friday night. Mr.
Simpson returned Sunday. but Mrs
Simpson remained here for visit of
several days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carpenter and
Gladys, Mrs. Walter d. Adams
and j. r. Cooper of Wilmington were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hougb
ton from Thursday to Saturday.
Rev. Frank Lincoln Masseck, formerly
OF Brattleboro, now of Potsdam. N. Y.
has been elected secretary of the General
Alliance of Workers with Boys and editor
OF the quarterly magazine, Work With
Boys"
Dr. c. S. Sholes who has been at the
BROOKS House since Wednesday, will re-
turn to Boston tomorrow. He visited two
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Heaphy
at the Pavilion in Montpelier before com
ing here.
Mrs. A. F. Schwenk left Monday for
Dayton, Ohio, where she win make an
extended visit with her brother. DR.. Ned
ioodhue. She was accompanied by Miss |
Cora Cook who will return in a short |
time Mrs. Schwenk's parents, Mr.. and |
MRS Harlan Goodhue of Westminster |
West are in Dayton.
The Springfield Republican of SATURDAY.
contained the following in its corresponed- |
tnce from Longmeadow: prof. j. E. and |
Miss Alice Clark have returned from |
5rattleboro, and are stopping at the Court |
square hotel while attending to the in |
terror decorations of their rebuilt house |
at South Park terrace. Mrs. Clark win |
ready" 10
The grand march at the Odd Fellows
oaii IN orange Mass, Friday evening was