Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-01-04
7RATTLE1oRo PERSONAL.

! Keene.
John Judge Of Amherst was in town
! Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Reed Of Greenfield was in
! town Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Cressy is in. suffering from
| acute bronchitis.
Miss Nellie Ferriter is spending the
| week i'm Holyoke.
Miss Laura Stearns returned to Phila-
| delphia Wednesday,
Mrs. Mary Cotter spent Wednesday
/ in North Walpole
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Goldsmith were in
| Springfield. Tuesday.
| Miss Elizabeth Denning is spending a
| week in Palmer. Mass.
| Miss Dorothy Todd spent Sunday at her
| home i'm Palmer Mass
Mrs. Horace Birchard at the Brooks
/ House, is i'll with the grip.
Mrs. Paro and son returned Monday
/ after a visit in Northheld, VI.
Mrs. Charles Reach Of White River
Junction was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie S. Mixer has moved from
Church street to II Main street
Misses Anna and Margaret Sullivan are
spending week in Bellows Falls
Rollin Childs has been in New York
city a few days on a business trip.
John Skinner OF New York has been
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Mr.. and Mrs. Horace French left Tues
day for visit in Orange and Boston.
Miss Mary Moynihan has returned after
a weeks visit in Springfield and Holyoke.
Miss Ida Leighton has been visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Leighton,
in Keene.
Mrs. A. e. Wood and Mrs Margaret
Marion and son, James. went Friday to
New York
] Z.
Springfield, Mass, with his sister Mrs.
Francis Weeks
Pastmidshipman Lucien Kimban of the
/ battleship Georgia was at home from Bos-
ton over Sunday.
Charles Raymond, who was guest Of
Miss Edith Cray, returned Friday TO
I Waterbury, Conn.
Homer Cray returned Saturday to
/ kewaunee, III. He was called here by the
death OF his father.
Miss Abhie Pratt returned Wednesday
after q two weeks visit in Boston with
/ Miss Ethel Dunham
/ Miss Alice Whitney returned Monday to
/ the school Of domestic science at Sim
/ mons college, Boston
/ Miss Marguerite Hopkins returned Mon
/ day to her home in Keene after visit
! with Mrs David OKeefe.
/ Daniel Mcguire is able to be out after
| several weeks illness with typhoid fever
! at the Memorial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Darlington of
Beechers Falls returned home Tuesday
after a short visit in town
Charles Colt left Tuesday for a few
days visit with his daughter, Mrs. c. r.
/ Whittemore Of Newton Mass.
Avalon Converse left Wednesday to re-
| turn TO Chicago, after several days visit
| in his home on Green street.
Miss Elsie McClosky, superintendent of
| the Brattleboro Memorial hospital is in
Philadelphia for a short vacation.
Miss Susie Merrill of Bellows Falls has
been spending her Christmas vacation
with her sister, Mis-. A. E. Hobart
Mrs +. A. Packard and daughter,
| Hattie May. Of Gaysville Vt, are at
| Pearl Clapp's for few weeks stay.
Miss katherine Dwyer will come to-
| morrow from her home in Springfield,
Vt, where she has visited two weeks
D. E. Tasker has been this week in
North Adams, where he and I. X. Eelch
Of Nauck were the judges at poultry
show.
Frank stoddard of Boston, a former
resident greeted old friends in town last
week on his first visit here in several
years.
Mrs Josie B. Lockrow. who has been in
| Boston the past two weeks taking lessons
in manicuring, will return to Brattleboro
Monday.
E. J. Knowlton of 81 South Main street
takes the place in the Prospect Hill Book
club left open by the removal of j. A.
Amidon.
Rev. DR.. J. J. Griffin of the Catholic
university of Washington is spending a
week in town and at his cottage at Spot
ford lake.
Warren L. Walker of West Brattleboro
attended the funeral Of Charles w, Eaton
| Of Springfield, Mass formerly of this
town, last Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Holloran and niece
Katherine Carmody, returned Wednesday
to Bennington after weeks visit with
Rev Father Carmody.
Mrs. Charles f. Cattanach, who has
been i'll a week with a severe attack of
rheumatism and under medical attend
ance, is now improving.
Mrs. Joseph Martin and daughter. Mary,
returned to their home in Holyoke Sunday
after weeks visit with her mother,
Mrs. katherine Coleman.
John Manning, salesman for Dunham
Brothers, left Tuesday for his territory
in Western New York, after spending a
Christmas vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis O'Bryan have re-
turned from their honeymoon and are
living with the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ST. Cyr, for the present
Mrs. Lincoln Daniels, who was i'll a
.
Harriet Dearborn, returned to her home
in Springfield, Mass, Wednesday,
Mrs. Julia BasseUt and daughter Kath-
crime, of Northampton spent several days
this week as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles \. Harris, returning yesterday.
Earl Titus, who was at home for the
holidays, went Monday to Springfield,
Mass, for a visit before returning to his
duties in the art department of the Bos-
ton Globe.
: Alex Walsh has so far recovered from
his illness TO be able to be out. He
expects to resume his duties as foreman
: for the White River Chair Co. in the
! near future.
l Miss Gertrude Croker resumed her du-
ties this week at the Lexington avenue
] school for deaf and dumb in New YORK
after spending the Christmas vacation al
| c. L. Piper's.
+ Madam Glidden, who went from the
Brooks House to the home Of her son,
Charles e. Glidden, for Christmas, was
taken i'll while there and is now under
the care of a trained nurse.
Miss Annie Ford finished her long term
of service in charge of the Brooks House
I dining room on New Years day She is
= succeeded by Miss katherine Larkin, fol
e four years past an employe of the house.
/ Carl Hollender of the Massachusetts
4 Institute of Technology in Boston re-