Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-05-31
5RATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

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dale to work.
Lillian Bemls of Keene is visiting her
parents.
Mrs. Charles Bigelow has recently visit
ed week in Troy, N. IL.
Misses Mary Austin and Retta Howe
spent Sunday in Springfield, Mass
Mrs Paul Willis visited with relatives
in Walpole Friday and Saturday.
Miss Alice Croll entered the employ of
Durham Brothers as typewriter this
| week
Frank e. Barber gave the address in
the memorial exercises at East Putney
| Sunday.
Mrs J. II. Burke and children went to
! Essex Junction Wednesday afternoon for
a two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn Crosby of SPRING
field, this state. visited over Sunday with
Mr.. Crosby's parents.
Mrs. w. II. II. Holton Of New York has
| been the guest this week of her sister,
| Mrs j.. L. Waterman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gleason came from
| Springfield Mass, for a short visit with
Mr.. Gleasons father, A. J. Gleason.
Mrs George L, Gilbert and daughter,
Marjorie, of Rutland are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. a. Gilbert on wiliston
| street.
State Deputy L. II. O'Connor was in
| Barre yesterday to confer the third de-
| gree upon large class of Knights of Co.
| lumbus.
J. w. Lockwood of Orlando, Florida, is
spending a few days with his sister, Mrs
! Bundy. at the Home for the Aged and
| Disabled
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Pltman came from
| Troy, n. Y, to spend Memorial day, and
will remain at the Brooks House for
| several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Daniels returned to
their home in Springfield, Mass, Sunday
! night after "A visit of a week at Linn
| d. Taylors.
NJ. J. Guiheen will come next week from
| New York for a two weeks visit with his
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Guiheen Of
! Washington street.
r. w. Lowell of Waterbury, Conn. and
j. \. Greenwood of Chester, statesmen for
| Durham Brothers, were in town Wednes-
| day for fall samples
Mrs. q. w. Plat and daughter of Great
! harrington. Mass came Tuesday on &C
count of the critical illness of Mrs. Platt's
! mother, Mrs. Royal Tyler
Miss Elizabeth Gray has finished work
| as stenographer in the Office II the
Estey Organ company and has returned
to her home in Hinsdale.
Mrs w. H. Henley and Percy Henley
/ were in town last Saturday to attend to
the probate court business for the final
| settlement of Mr. Henley's estate.
Mrs. Arthur 2. Simonds and daughter,
Julia, are expected to return today after
| visiting since Monday with relatives in
New Britain land Southington Conn.
Mrs. c. A Van Doom. on account of Ill
health, has given up her home, 46 High
! street, to live with her daughter Mrs
| w. a. Burton, in New Bedford Mass
Miss Adde and Miss Grace Morse re-
turned Monday from West Townshend
| where they went last week Wednesday to
attend the funeral of their uncle, Mr..
| Garfield.
I Mrs. L. NJ Wright went to Fitchburg
| Wednesday for a visit of several weeks
with her sister. Mrs. Fred w. Gibson,
| and with other relatives in Fitchburg and
| in Leominster.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman McQuaide, who
| now live in Crosby block, will occupy
| the apartments to be vacated by Com
pany | on the third floor of the People
| bank building.
Mrs. Thomas Holoran and niece, Kath-
| crime CarmOdy, returned Wednesday TO
their home in Bennington after several
weeks visit with Mrs. Holloran's brother.
| Rev. Father Carmody.
Mrs. Herbert Newton and son of Hol-
| yoke and Miss Ellen Ware of Wilmington
are spending some time at the Richard
| son homestead on High street. Mr.. New
| ton was here over Sunday.
c. II. Converse will move from the
| James Estey hose on Green street into
the lower tenement of w. II. Proctors
house on High street when Mr.. Proctor
moves into his new house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Young and
children who have been in New York
several months, returned to town Tues
! day They have taken a tenement in the
Martin house on Elliot street.
Daniel j. StoIto Charles Stolte, John
E. Tasker, Guy Tasker George Wellman
and Alfred S. Thompson will leave to-
night for a weeks fishing "trip at the
Averll lakes in Essex county.
Arthur p. Simonds has been in SPRING
| field, this state, this week, in charge of
! a special sale in the branch store there.
| Mrs Rolln Brown and Miss Gay have
been in Springfield assisting in the sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Coils were called
| to Monson, Mass, Wednesday by the
death of Mrs. Colliss brother, George A.
Hobbs, 2S, after an illness of only 10
| days.
Deputy Sheriff Myron p. Davis went to
| Burlington Wednesday with the human
| exhibits in the DIR. Ryder case. He deliv
cred them to the state laboratory for pres
ervation, pending an appeal to the SUI
| preme court
Fred Bemis of Boston was in Brattle-
boro Sunday accompanied by the widow
of his son. They brought with them the
ashes of Mr.. Bemiss son for interment
in the family lot in Prospect Hill ceme-
terry
Louis Allen will finish work for the
Brattleboro Beef company at an early
date and will go TO Springfield, Mass,
where he will be employed in the grain
business with L. F. Adams and George
E. Adams
Frank Hopkins. formerly employed in
the Brooks House, who has been chef in
the Hotel Ellis, Keene, the past six
months, has resigned his position there
to take a similar one in the Pavilion in
Montpelier.
Mrs. Franc E. Clark, sister of Mrs. c. |
A Van Doom, will go to Middlebury the
first of the week to be with her daughter.
Miss Caroline H. Clark, who is in Middle
| bury college, and later will go to Grand
| Isle for the summer.
Among the BrattleboTo people who
attended the musical festival in Keene
| Friday evening were Col. and Mrs. ].
Gray Estey DR.. and Mrs. C. S, Pratt, Mr..
and Mrs. l. d. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs Carl
| Leitsnger, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Hawley,
| Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Brasor Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Haskell, Miss Izetta Stewart.
Fisk & Robinson, the New York bank
ers and bond dealers, have opened a
| branch banking establishment in Chicago
with c. Fred Childs, formerly of Brat
| tlebOro as manager. Mr.. ChildS has