Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-03-22
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Helen Rohdc spent Sunday in
Bellows Falls
Thomas Judge of Holyoke is here to
visit his father
Mrs. l.. X Fuller is confined to the
house by illness.
Charles A. Boyten was i'm Boston Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. w Il. Haskell left yesterday for
a visit in Philadelhia
Miss Mary Cabot returned Monday aft
er a visit in New York.
Mrs. Martha Tyler went to Boston to-
day to stay two weeks.
Mrs. George W. Brooks has returned
from stay in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Hooker went to
Springfield, Mass. today.
Mrs. w. f. Neal returned last week
from Boston and New YORK.
Miss Minnie Duffy went today to Bos-
ton to stay until after Easter
Thomas Judge. the veteran merchant,
Is i'll at his home on South Main street
Miss Harriet Lyman has returned to
Milton. this state. after a visit in town.
Misses Inez and Ethel Goodale will leave
Monday for a weeks stay in New York.
Mrs. H. L. Henderson of Brattleboro
has recently visited Mrs. Olin Snow in
keene.
e. j. Fenton and Miss Helen Fenton.
who were in New York city several days,
returned Friday.
Mrs Cora Leonard and daughter. Alice,
went Tuesday to Boston to visit two
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. G. T. Sessions of Pittsford (Vt)
has moved with her family to a tenement
in the Milestone block
Mrs. George Ryder went Wednesday tc
Plymouth. Mass. to visit a week or more
with her son, Walter l.. Boyden.
Mrs II. b. Chamberlain entertained a
few of her friends in her home on West
ern avenue Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mary Donnell and Mrs. $. W
Edgett have been in New York attending
the millinery openings this week.
Miss Pearl Gibson has been out of the
New York Life Insurance company's Of
flee several days owing to illness
Mrs. Edward kirkland went to Bos-
ton Wednesday to spend a month with tn,
family of her son, 5. w. Kirkland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Durham will
their two children will go to Atlantic
City today for a two weeks vacation.
Miss Alvena Walker entertained hei
Sunday school class last night at a fnct
party Ice cream and cake were served
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Mosher. for
merry cooks at the Lynch hospital. hav,
returned to their home i'm Roach River
Me.
Mrs. George Manchester and son
| Frank. of WillamsviIle are visiting Mrs
| A. F.. Atwood Mrs Manchester's sister
a week.
+. 5. Alexander of organ street ha
| moved with his family to Colrain, Mass.
| where he will work for his uncle, Edwar,
! Stewart.
Mr. arid Mrs George Streeter of Spring
| field Mass. spent Sunday with Mr.
Strceter's parents at their home in Cen
trail street
Miss Elizabeth Newcomb of the Don
nell q Davis millinery store returne
Saturday from two weeks visit in Ley
den, Mass.
Mrs. George Adams and daughter O
Springfield, Mass. are here for a week
visit with Mrs. Adams's parents, Mr.. an
Mrs George c. Averill.
Henry X. Willard of Washington ha
rented Major F. w. Childs's Terrac
street residence and will occupy it wit
his family during the summer
Harry Rowe, who has been IN larg
part Of the winter, is greatly improve
In health. He has greeted many oil
| friends about town this week
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Wall. who hav
spent about four months in Macon. Ga
are now in Jacksonville. Fla. They ex
pect to return to Brattleboro in May.
Mrs. L. b. Yauvey and Mrs. p. Flemn
left yesterday morning for New Yorl
| called there by the critical Illness of thei
sister. who is suffering from pneumonia
Mrs S. II. Mixer. who has been IN an
under the doctors care the past thre
weeks, is gaining. Her sister, Miss Net
tie Whitney of Halifax. came Thursday
George Sherwin returned to Keene an
L. l.. Davis returned to his home in War
cester Mass, Thursday morning. afte
attending the funeral Of Mrs. Herbert s
Sherwin Tuesday,
+. A. Stoddard of Springfield Mass
| formerly of Brattleboro, has recently be
come manager of Malcolm & Combs's OF
| flee, members of the New York stock eX
| change, in Springfield
James Fisk Hooker will be the principa
speaker at the annual banquet of tn
| New York association of the alumni G
Phillips Exeter academy, to be held a
the Hotel Manhattan in New York cit
on Friday evening, April s.
Rollin S. Chids has presented to tn
| Wilmington public library in memory q
his brothers, \. =. and y. l.. Childs
| Dickens's works in Is volumes Shaks
pere's works in 10 volumes and 10 vo
lumes of miscellaneous writings
Paul Whitaker, younger son of c. L
| Whitaker, was taken i'll Monday and o.
| Wednesday night was operated upon 70
| appendicitis. His brother William, VIII
underwent similar operation severa
weeks ago at the Lynch hospital re
| turned home the day that his brothe
was taken to the hospital.
j. Warren Miller has given up his po
| sition in r. IL. Amidons grocery stor
| and has begun work as day clerk in tn
| Brooks House. Carroll H. Parker. VIII
was day clerk in the hotel temporarily
| has gone to Springfield to take charge O
| the work on the new mill to be erecte
| for the Jones q Lamson machine com
| pany.
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