Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-05-24
eRArTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Frank Ryan spent Sunday in Bellows
Falls
James Riley OF windsor spent Sunday
i'm town.
S. Mederic Bourbon spent Sunday in
jamaica.
Fred Stone Of Springfield, VT was in
town over Sunday.
Harry Knight spent two days in Bel
lows Falls this week
Mrs. A. V. May visited in the home Of
her father in Millers Falls last week.
Mrs. George II. Clapp has been visiting
her father in East Sullivan, n. II.
William G. Shaffner has moved from
Western avenue to Myrtle street
A. p. Carpenter has moved from
Western avenue to 4 Myrtle street
DIR. and Mrs. Henry Tucker left Wed
nesday on a trip to the jamestown ex-
position.
Mrs. A, b. Goodale and her daughter
went to Boston Monday for a stoy of
few weeks.
Mrs. George Ryder left Tuesday for
visit with her sister in East Windsor
Hills, Conn.
Frank Coburn was called to Boston
suddenly Monday by the serious illness
Of his mother.
Mrs Marietta Clark Carpenter Of
| Seymour, Ind, is visiting her brother,
Eugene Clark.
Walter Timson, Miss Phoebe Clark, Miss
Clune and Miss Cora Lenox spent Sunday
in Winchester n. II.
Mrs. Julia Mccarthy returned Monday
| from a two weeks visit with her sister.
Mrs. Brennan, i'm Lebanon, y. H.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Herrick returned to
their home in Worcester, Mass. after two
| weeks spent In this town and Jamaica
| George w. Pierce and James F. Hooker
| attended the funeral Of Gen. T. Nelson
Hastings in Walpole, y. H., Saturday
Mrs. II. d. Holton went to Atlantic
| city Monday to stay three weeks. She
was accompanied by Miss Lizzie Sargent.
Mrs. Walter S. Pratt and daughter have
| been spending a few DAYS with Mrs
Pratts parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Paige,
| in Athol.
Miss Gertrude Wright, formerly of this
town. has recently entered a hospital in
! Philadelphia to take a nurses training
| course.
DR.. II. d. Holton. secretary of the sta te
board of health, went to Eden Tuesday
10 direct some changes in the sanitary
conditions OF school houses.
Mrs wolcott Balestier. who spent the
winter in New York city. returned to
| Brattleboro yesterday. She Is staying al
Mrs. NJ. f. Kirkland's
Dr. c. r. Aldrich. DR.. l. s Edwards.
DR.. a. L. Pettee and II. c. Rice plan to
leave on fishing trip to the Rangeley
lakes in Maine June T.
George w. Pierce will be one OF the
judges OF the work-horse fair and parade
TO be held in Boston Memorial day. There
are more than 1000 entries
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Pratt. who were
called here by the death of Mrs Pratt s
father, Charles Harris. returned to their
home in Binghamton. y. Y. Tuesday.
Mrs. Hugh Randall came from South
Londonderry last week to work for Mrs.
H. j. STRONG. who has recently opened
her boarding house on Linden street
George Cain is now at the jamestown
exposition On his way he visited I'm New
York, Washington and Baltimore. He
VIII spend about two weeks at the ex-
position.
Mrs. oscar D. Esterbrook and Miss
Edith Esterbrook attended the annual
meeting of the American Unitarian asso-
cation In Boston Tuesday as delegates
from the local society.
Charles H. Spaulding. whose home or
South Main street was burned to the
ground last week. has moved TO Laure
street only a small part Of his furniture
was saved from the fire.
c. f. Sweeney. formerly telegraph oper.
ator in the Brattleboro railroad station
returned this week to Montpe.er from
Panama. where he has filled a govern.
ment position several months
Mrs. Leopold Retting Of Mt Clemens
Mich formerly of this town. came las
week Thursday for a two weeks's visit
She will visit her sister, Mrs Kat,
Wright before she returns to her home
y. c. Whitney. employed at Patricl
Fleming's will go TO Denver. Colo Jun,
with his family for an extended visi
with his sister They will remain unit
e. . 1ht4Ts NJ a -sfl,
/, manently.
. a, r. Willard, a former resident o
Bratreboro, has gone from Greenfield
Mass. to Pictou. Nova Scotia. where n
VIII have charge Of a large smelling plant
He left his real estate business in Green
field in charge OF Walter f. Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace LETTERS and tw,
sons, Horace and Albert, left Monda.
afternoon for Denver. Colo Mr.
! LETTERS will return in three weeks. bu
! Mrs. Jeffers and sons will remain witt
relatives in Denver until next fall.
, Harry Toomey of New York city. for
= merry of the Brooks House force. wa
in Brattleboro and Westminster the frs
of the week on a business trip Mr.
Toomey, who was employed in the Man
haitian Hotel several years, now has
position in the Hotel Grand.
l Mrs. Elmira Fowler an inmate of tn
Home for Aged and Disabled, was 9
, years old Tuesday. Mrs. Fowler fell il
her room in March and broke one hi1
. and although both the accident and tn
! shock We're severe she rallied and is nov
3 able to sit up in bed. She told her nurs
- ! Tuesday that for the first time since tn
= accident she was able to move the iniure
= hip little without assistance.
= William Schuster who opened the sum
mer opera season in Baltimore. is singinI
this week with the Colonial company fl
, Lawrence, Mass. The Lawrence Tele
; gram says "As commander of H. NJ S
Pinafore William Schuster as Capt Cor
coran creates very favorable impression
The part affords unlimited opportunit,
for him to'display his vocal powers" o
"Cavalleria Rusticana" the Lawrence
, Tribune says: william Schuster as AL
/, frio was better than in any role We
, played. Not only was his singing fine
but his acting also, and he seemed t,
have caught the true Italian expression
and their manner of gesticulation."