Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-04-05
eRATrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

d. f. Shea is in Boston this week,
r1li Swan of Bellows Falls was in town
this week.
Agnes Cookery of spofford is visiting at
John Devnes
Rev. p. j. Long of Proctor was in
town Tuesday.
Homer Holland spent Sunday in his
home in Westmoreland
Mrs Mary Smith of Holyoke was in
town yesterday.
Edward Barry of Woodstock was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs A. c. Carleton of Springfield
Mass, was in town Tuesday.
Ralph Clifford of Monson, Mass, was i'm
town the first of the week
~ r. Ryan of Greenfield was in Brat
boro Wednesday.
Mrs. Jonathan Howe of Walpole is vls-
iting Mrs. A. l.. Sumner.
f. f. Bierprer of New York city was
In town the first of the week.
Rev. rather Carmody went to Atlantic
city Tuesday to stay two weeks.
Eugene Cray of Bellows Falls will be a
clerk in f.. j. Fenton & Co.'S store.
Patrick Ferriter returned Wednesday
after a few days visit in Newport N. II.
Albert e. Harwood of New York city
is visiting his parents on Central street
Christy McCourt has entered the employ
of the Richardson market as order clerk
Bernice Cormier of White River june
ton spent Easter with Miss Sadie Young
John Devine has returned after a visit
in Providence with his son, Maurice De-
vine.
Miss Julia Brosnahan returned Friday
after several weeks visit in New York
city.
Mother Agnes of the Rutland convent
fe
week
Mrs Laura Bracket has taken a tene-
ment in the Prentice house on Canal
street.
Frank Ryan and Joseph Dhnleavy at
tended the ball in Bellows Falls Monday
| evening.
Miss Anna Finigan returned wednes-
day after a visit at her home in New
port, N. II.
Mrs F. a. Thompson, after a three
weeks visit in New York, returned home
| Wednesday.
Miss Mary Cain of Springfield entered
| the training class for nurses at the Lynch
| hospital this week.
Mrs. Lucy Shattuck has returned to
| Londonderry after visit with Mrs Hall
| of Clark street.
Mrs. Honora Long returned Monday to
! her home in Joplin, No, after a months
| visit with relatives.
Miss Katherine Guiheen is working as
stenographer in the law office Of Gibson
| * Waterman.
Ronald Osgood who is employed in the
| First National bank, Boston, will visit
his parents Sunday.
Misses Helen and Florence Ford OF Han
over are spending a few days at their I'M
cles, J. T. Denning's.
Miss Catherine Leahy Of Spofford visit
ed her aunt, Mrs. Catherine Leahy of
Clark street. this week.
Helen Crowley returned to Putney Sat
urday after visiting two weeks at her
uncles, Patrick Heffrons.
Hugh Mack. who has recently had a
position in Ascutneyvine, is now night
clerk at the Brooks House.
Miss Margaret Sullivan went yesterday
to the Mercy hospital in Springfield
Mass, to study to be a trained nurse
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Staten returned &c
ernon last evening from their winter.
stay in California and other western
states
Hiss Gertrude Marston. who teaches II
, | Lebanon, n. H., and makes her home IL
. Grafton, has been visiting in town severa
, | days.
John Drosnahan has finished his cours
in the Albany Business college and ha
, taken a position with Hall, Hartwell 4
Co. Of Troy, n. Y.
Harland Miller was operated upon 70
: appendicitis yesterday by DR.. Carmichae
of Springfield. His condition is favorab
at the present time.
4 The marriage OF John F. Brasor man
ager of the Brooks House, and Miss Hele
p Crosby, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. {
Crosby, will take place April 10.
d Mrs. Joseph Martin and daughter q
:. Holyoke are visiting Mrs. Martins moth
d er, Mrs. katherine Coleman. Mr.. Maj
tin was here over Sunday.
II Miss Alice Hooihan and Charles Rifle
han of Bellows Falls and Mrs. Alfre
o Martineau of Springfield, Mass, sper
Easter with Mrs. MCGOWAN.
% John Kaine of Amherst college wa
home part of the week. Marshall NoyC
a of Norwich university was a visitc
s. in town this week Crosby Adams is
er home from Norwich university.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Gobelle returne
D. Monday to their home in Springfield a
Id ter spending a few days with Mrs. CT
bene's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pc
D. lerin. Miss Rose Pellerin accompanlC
them.
- Miss Florence l. Goodenough, supe
visor of drawing in Orange, has been a.
pointed to serve on the American sectic
committee of the third international col
gress of art teachers, to be held in Lo
" don in August, 1908.
SIS Mrs. D. X. Parker, who was called
Nashua from California several weel
L. ago by the serious illness of her siste
I'd Mrs. NJ. c. Cutler, will return to Bra
tleDoro about April 10. Mrs. Cutler r
ge mains in critical condition.
vs. Mrs, George Adams and daughter can
- yesterday from Springfield Mass MI
~, Adams will remain here several days al
io will superintend the shipment of the far
lily household goods to Springfield, whe
Mr.. Adams recently bought house
Olney Draper Phelps, son of DR.. o. '
Phelps of Warren, Mass, and nephew
d. the late DR.. Joseph Draper. finished l
medical course and received his degree
d. the Dartmouth medical school last wee
The Doctors Phelps father and son, we
rs. in town last Saturday on their way hoI
from Hanover. DIR. o. d. Phelps W
let soon begin a years hospital practice
~ Boston.
Miss Susie Kellogg returned fro
n Southern California Saturday night and
rlx now with her father, Judge Kellogg,
I'd the Brooks House. Mrs. Margaret Cat
nd who went to California with Miss Kellol
will return in June, and their companiC
nv Miss Shepard of New York, will rema
on the Pacific coast a year or more. T
nv three made the trip to California via I
isthmus of Panama. Miss Kellogg ma
lev extended visits in San Francisco, S