Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-05-17
5RATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

last week
Elizabeth Sullivan spent Sunday in Bel
lows Falls.
A. Bouley left Sunday for a two weeks
visit in Canada.
Freda Smith of Keene is visiting Miss
Marion Simonds.
Arthur Willard of Springfield, Mass,
spent Sunday I'm town.
katherine and Josie Brosnahan spent
Sunday at Bellows Falls
Miss Katie Fitzgerald went Wednes-
day to Springfield, Mass.
William r. Daley is spending a part of
this week In Bennington
Thomas Quinn Of winchendon, Mass,
visited in town last Sunday.
Miss Helen Chrsty is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. j. II. Starr in Wilbraham, Mass
Miss Josephine Frost will go to Meri-
den, Conn, for three or four days visit
Miss Lizzie Stevens has been spending
several days with relatives in Winchester
n. H.
u. p. Dewitt will start Monday on a
fishing trip in the northern part of the
state.
Mrs. Peter Pellerin and daughter
Georgana, will go today to Springfield,
Mass.
A. b. Clapp went to Springfield. Mass
business trip.
Friends in town of Wells r. Sargent are
sorry to hear of his illness at his home
in Keene.
O. d. Stowell and Louis Ellis are spend
ing part of the week on a fishing trip i'm
Londonderry
Mrs Leopold ]. Retting of Detroit came
Yesterday to be the guest some time Of
Mrs. Herbert ]. Bangs
Mrs. Alice Morse Of Bristol Tenn. for
merry a teacher I'm Brattleboro, is visit
ing at DR.. G. f. Barber's
Mrs. f. a. Sargent returned this week
from a visit in Hartford, Conn. Spring
field, Mass, and Keene.
G. L. Mills of Worcester and D. II.
Higgins Of Lynn were among the visit
ors in town this week.
Mrs. James II. Allen left this morning
for two weeks visit i'm Mr. Aliens home
in Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Miss Annie NJ. Cain returned Saturday
evening from a several weeks visit in
South Amherst and Holyoke.
Miss Rose Fillon of Winchendon. Mass,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. l.. Filion of Pleasant street
Miss Florence Brockington was recently
the guest of her cousin, Miss Bessie Tidd,
In WalpOle, y. H., several days.
Mrs. w. p. Jones will return Saturday
after a 10 weeks visit in Dedham. Mass.
with her daughter, Mrs J. II. Soliday.
Mrs. \. NJ. Cunningham of Rochester,
y. Y, came Monday for two weeks
visit with her son, c, F. W. Cunning
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Babb, who recently
moved here from Woodstock, Ont, are
now settled in their new house on Pine
street.
Mrs. Melissa Carey and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Fisher of Leominster, Mass. are
visiting Alrs. Fishers sister, Mrs. F. c.
Sargent.
Miss Katherine Supple finished work
Monday in the Hooker Corser & Mitchell
factory. She has gone to her home in
Bellows Falls
Mrs G. c. Averlll returned Wednesday
from Springfield. Mass, where she visit
ed n few days with her daughter, Mrs.
George Adams.
DIR. George +. Barber has been attend
ing in Burlington the session Of the Yer
mont state Dental society. of which he is
past president
Col. J. Gray Estey, DR.. C. r. Anderson
II. II. Crosby and Linn d. Taylor went
to Springfield, Mass, Friday in col. Es-
tey's automobile.
Homer o. Adams OF Pittsburg and
w. f. Merry Of Springfield Mass, travel
been in town during the week.
Miss Annie Peterson. who has been en-
ployed several years in the Hooker, Corser
Il Mitchell factory has finished work
there and gone to Chicago to live.
Mrs, Enos White of Brattleboro and
Miss Belle Corbett OF Wilmington left |
Monday for Washington, u. c. to attend
the May anniversaries OF the Baptist de-
nomination.
,lnT In,
this week the meeting of the New Eng
land Association OF Opticians held on |
Tuesday and Wednesday, He delivered a
paper on Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Austin entertained II of |
her friends Saturday afternoon at her |
home on South Main street on her eighth |
birthday anniversary. Refreshments were |
served and the E.tle ones Played games
on the lawn.
Ullery's office a few years ago, was
chosen Saturday supervisor Of the schools |
of Marblehead, Mass. Mr.. Caswell is now
supervisor of the Perkins institution for
the blind in South Boston.
Miss Charlena Powers entertained about !
80 friends from Pocahontas council Tues
day evening. A buffet luncheon was |
served after which there was dancing |
and card playing. Alonzo Hines and !
Ernest Pratt furnished music
Mrs. c. NJ. Cheney has gone to Cumber- /
land, Canada, accompanied by Mrs. Gil |
bert l.. Richardson of Charlestown, n. II. |
The object Of their trip is to be present |
at the wedding Of Miss Jennie McCalum |
May %, and they will be away about two |
weeks
Judge Kellogg ana Miss Kellogg went |
Wednesday from the Brooks House to |
Westminster TO open their home there for |
the summer Judge Kellogg had been at |
the Brooks House more than six months, |
and Miss kellogg Joined him there a few |
weeks ago on her return from California. |
Mortimer ]. Stoddard of Springfield, for |
merry of Brattleboro, II. Z. Holden and |
II. l.. Bowles of Springfield stopped at |
the Brooks House Sunday night on their |
way to Lake Sunapee I'm an automobile for |
a fishing trip. c. c. Gilbert of Detroit, |
Mich, was with the party but left it |
here.
Mrs. II. II. Thompson received a sur
prise visit I'm her North Main street home |
Tuesday evening, a dozen or more neigh |
bors appearing to join with her in cele-
brating her 50th birthday anniversary. |
The visitors brought refreshments which |
were served Mrs. Thompson was the |
recipient of several attractive gifts.
Miss Ruth f. Sargent, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs F. c. Sargent, entertained IA of |
her friends Saturday afternoon the oc- |
casion being her 10th birthday ami |
versary. The afternoon was spent in |
playing games after which choice re- |