Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-04-19

sRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.


Mrs Thomas Ryan is visiting at her
former home in Canada.
Pow H. r. Miles is in New York city
T., attend the peace conference.
clifton Hemenway of New London has
bsen at home short time this week.
George Clapp came home from New
york Thursday night for a weeks visit.
Mrs. e. B. Barrett is spending a few
DAYS with her sister in Bellows Falls.
Miss Alma Niles spent Sunday at her
urcIcs, Hugh Hackley's in Greenfield.
carl Ellis will leave Monday for st.
Johnsbury where he has employment.
Miss Johanna Brown of New York city
is visiting her sister, Miss Mary Brown.
Miss Retta Howe spent Wednesday in
Keene with her cousin, George Sherwin.
NJ. Taylor, the Boston broker, visited
the local office of his company Wednes-
Mrs James Grady and daughter, Miss
Ellen spent Saturday and Sunday in
Holyoke.
Miss Johanna Brosnahan attended the
funeral of Rev Henry Lane in Fair Haven
yesterday.
lanes Dunleavy of Portland, Maine, is
at the home of his parents for visit of
few days.
Miss Flora Coolidge left today for Rut-
land where she has a position as stem
ographer.
Mrs George H. Walker of Westminster
is spending several days with Mrs. Ellen
". Goodrich.
C. X. Jones, who has been with his
brother in East Dover two weeks, re-
turned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Swift of Peru and
Mrs E. NJ. Sibley of Rowe were at F. l.
Swift's Thursday.
W. B. Goodrich of New York was here
over Sunday to visit his mother, Mrs
Ellen W. Goodrich.
D. Frank Shea moved yesterday from
Clark street to the tenement over his
store on Elliot street
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rodden and son
Of St Adams, spent Sunday with MT
and Mrs. l.. F. Ellis.
Mr. and Mrs S. w Kimball went We'd
nesday to Greenfield for a visit of few
days with Mr.. Kimbalrs son.
Miss S Emory Griswold, the dress
maker, who has been in Brandon some
time will return Monday.
Rev. Father Carmody and Rev. Father
O'Donoghue attended the funeral of Rev
Henry Lane in Fair Haven
Martin Dunn has finished work at the
Souto factory and has gone to Wilmington
10 work on the new railroad.
Mrs. Peter Lavere and daughter, Carrie
went to Springfield, Mass, Thursday TO
visit Mrs. William Plimpton.
Miss Elizabeth Brosnahan of Dorches-
ter Mass came yesterday for visit
with her aunt, Miss B. sullivan.
A. w. Montgomery and family have
moved from IS Oak street to George
Foxs house on Prospect street.
James B. Sullivan returned Friday from
Daytona Fla, where he spent the win
ter He went Monday to Boston.
Mrs. Seymour Scott, after a visit OF
few days with her aunt, Mrs. Alvord, re-
turned Tuesday to New Rochelle, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs John Brasor returned to
Brattleboro Tuesday night and are now
making their home in the Brooks House
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Taylor and son.
Branerd who have been in Bermuda sew
era weeks are expected to reach home
tomorrow.
?. NJ. Baker and two sons. Edward and
Patrick, and Bernard Kelley of Somer-
vile. Mass, visited in town from Sunday
until Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. A II. Webb left Monday
for St Johnsbury, where they are at
tending this week the sessions OF the YER
mont Methodist conference.
Walter Southmayd of Middletown'
Conn, has entered the employ of II. e.
Bond & Son, undertakers. Mr.. South
mayd is a licensed embalmer.
Carl Collins, who has recently been en-
ployed by the Telephone company ana
Horton d. Walker, will return TO MS
home in Asheville, N. c., tomorrow sat
urday.
Fred White. who will have charge of
the E. R. Clark Automobile company
garage in the milestone building, Is mere
from Springfield, Mass, demonstrating a
Knox touring car
Ralph Grout, who was appointed an
alternate for a cadetship in the naval
IN, the pWamiQa-
tons with the principal and other alter
mates in Montpelier this week.
Miss Helen Christy, who was house
keeper for the late Mrs. P. Starr, has
gone to Wilbraham. Arthur T. starr re-
turned to Chicago late last week MIS-.
Cressy went to Hartford yesterday ano
Mrs Clement to Brooklyn. The house on
Western avenue is closed for the present
Miss Jessie L. Hawley, who has been
assistant instructor of music in the RAW
lings institute, Charlottesville, Va, the
past year, will go to Exeter N H. nex'
iall to take charge for two years OF the
private pupils of Miss Thorn, who wishes
TO leave her work for that length or time
While in Exeter Miss Hawley Will pursue
her musical studies in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs F. J. Mains returned from
Boston Wednesday night with their httlt
son. Paul. DR.. Bradford made A-ray eX'
aminations of the childs hip, when ne
operated on four months ago TOT con,
genital hip disease. The child has gained
rapidly and the hip is entirely strong anc
normal as far as can be seen. the chllC
viii be removed from the plaster In aoou
two weeks
The Church Record, published in Athol
10 giving an account of the concert anC
organ recital in the Congregation
church In that place recently, in which Il
II Miller was a soloist, said Mr.. Millel
repeated his marked success Of last year
ne mas a dignified, sonorous and feeling
baritone voice and sings thoughts, rathe
Uah notes. He knows how to sing ant
'ah sing with ease and soul power
Albert E. Harwood formerly of Brat
ueooro but for the past year salesman
sof Lehn & Fink of New York city, un
uefwent a surgical operation for bloo'
poisoning In the home of his sister, Mrs
= knapton, in Adams, Mass. Mr.. Har
Woo left Brattleboro Friday for tril
through the west. He was suffering from
sore finger at the time and when n
saehed Albany It was found that tn
Go10e was blood poisoning and that l
,,HcNes Of his arm was affected. He is do
~ well and later will return to his hom
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