Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-06-07
5RATTLE5oRo PERSONAL.

r. D. Robinson visited in st. Adams
over Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Todd spent Sunday at her
home in Palmer, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. George Abbott were in
Springfield, w. over sunday
Mrs. w. j. Dare left Saturday for visit
of two weeks in New York city.
Francis Goodhue, jr.. of Germantown,
Pa, visited his father last week
Katie Cummings visited her sister in
New London, Conn, last week
A. j. Haskins of Clark street left May
30 for Martinsville. Ind to visit his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Flanders of Bos-
ton spent Sunday at the home of Her
bert Brooks
Frank Lyons moved Tuesday from
Frost place to the Crowley house on
Canal street.
Mrs. J. L. Rogers and children returned
Monuay after a visit of few days in
Orange, Mass
Mrs. T. a. Murphy and Mrs J. r. Rud-
den of Bellows Falls were visitors in
town Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hudson have taken
a tenement in Miss Browns house on
South Main street.
John McCraw. the local station agent,
went to St. Adams for a visit over Sun
day with his family.
Mrs Minna Retting Bishop of New
Haven came Saturday night for a visit at
her fathers, John Retting's.
Mrs. M f. Knight has moved from the
Milestone building to the tenement over
the Jacobs bakery vacated by Harvey
Canedy
Mrs w. Clifford and niece. Miss Mar
garet Toomey of Bridgeport Conn, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin of
Elliot street.
F. II. Brasor, superintendent of the
Estey organ factories. started Monday on
a business trip to jamestown, y. Y, and
Louisville, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. r. /. S Patton and Prof.
/. B. Patton and daughter came Tuesday
from Hartford Conn, to occupy their
summer home on Ames hill.
Walter Childs of Manchester, n H.,
has been visiting Major r w. Childs in
Washington, and went from that city to
the jamestown exposition, accompanied
by the major.
II. f. Bond went Tuesday to st. Johns
bury to attend the annual meeting of the
Vermont Funeral Directors meeting and
Embalmers' association Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Gus Johnson went Sunday to Boston to
meet his uncle, John Bomar, who landed
Saturday after a voyage from Sweden
Mr.. johnson and Mr.. Bomar arrived in
town Monday.
Miss Addie NJ. Bailey returned the latter
part of last week after an absence of four
months. on her return from Washington
she spent several days visiting in New
York city, New Rochelle and Springfield
Wells r. Sargent. son Of Frank Sargent
Of this town. has sold the Main street cash
market in Keene. which he ran under the
management Of d. II. Watson, to c. r
Morgan of Hinsdale. formerly well known
| as a meat dealer and a musician in sew
eral towns in this county.
Friends of the Mead family in Brattle
boro have learned that Mr.. and Mrs
Larkin G.. Mead arrived in New York
| from Genoa on the 23d of May. They
| have since visited Mr.. Mead's sister, Mrs
| \. d. Shepard, and are now in New York
| city with other relatives. They will soor
come to Brattleboro to spend some time
| here and in Chesterfield.
| Those who attended the Windhan
| County Baptist Sunday school convention
| in Halifax Wednesday from Brattlebor'
were Mrs A L. Gale and Mrs. r. F
Wheeler and those from West Brattle
| boro were Rev J. a. Mitchell, Mrs
| Mitchell. Mrs. Catherine Evans. Miss Ids
Fox. Mrs Bert Miller and Miss Mau'
| Miller, Miss Ruth Weatherhead. j. r
LeRay Miss Kate Wheeler, and Mr.. an
| Mrs a. y. Johnson.