Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-02-22
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

George Foss spent Wednesday in
Charestown.
John Fltzsimmous was i'm Springfield
Mass, Tuesday.
Miss RetJa Howe spent sunday at her
home in Jamaica.
Bartholomew Riley is i'll with tonsilitis
at his home on Reed street.
Miss Dorothy Todd spent Sunday at
her home in Palmer Mass.
Miss Mary Doyle is a new clerk in
Houghton x Simonds's store.
Mrs j. Harry Estey returned Friday
after a few days visit in New York
George II. Clapp went to New York
yesterday on a weeks business trip.
Alex Walsh was called to Arlington.
Vt. last Monday by the death Of his aunt.
C. L. Durham and o. D. SJowen spent
part Of the week in Boston on business,
Miss Kathleen Stewart of Mortified.
Mass, is at her home for a few weeks
stay
Miss Cretie Turner has returned to
| Turner's Falls after visit at her home
here.
Albert f. Harwood of New York city
spent few days last week at his home
here.
John Ryan Of Chicago is visiting his
sister, Mrs Thomas Clune of Vernon
street
Miss Emma Brooks was called to
Gardner this week by the illness of her
| mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Durham returned
Monday after a short visit in Boston and
Greenfield.
Miss Amy Hines returned Tuesday from
New York where she visited Miss Flor
ence Sprague.
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Aher spent Sunday
at Mrs. Aher's former home in Spring
| field, this state
Miss Mary Manning of Springfield.
| Mass, spent Sunday in town, the guest
| Of Mrs. Fred Dunklee.
John A. Manning has finished travelling
! for Durham Brothers. lie left wednes-
day for New York city.
Miss Julia Calvin returned Monday to
| New Haven after several weeks visit
| with her brother, John Calvin
Mr.. and Mrs. Drinwater of 2S South
Main street are breaking up housekeep-
| ing. They viii store their goods
Mrs. James O'Donnen of CRANKY.
Mass, came yesterday to visit her sis
ter, Miss Mary Brown, a few days.
! Rev, Father Reynolds of Bellows FANS
| and Rev Father Cahill of Springfield
visited Rev. Father Carmody this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. II. Can and son.
| Richard of Flatbush, N Y, are spending
Il
Montgomery, of Oak street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Clapp will
leave March for an extended visit i'm
Los Angeles, Calf, with Mrs. Clapp's
brother, who is a resident of that city
Mrs. Lyman Goldsmith is visiting her
sister, Mrs. r. II, Hillman in Colrain.
Mass Wallace Goldsmith is staying with
his aunt, Mrs. c. b. Dickinson of Clar;,
street.
Col. ]. C. Estey was with w II. Gil
requests of prominent citizens who wish
more in st. Adams Tuesday to hear the
to have Company b remain in the
First Vermont regiment
Mrs. Fred Tuthil returned yesterda,,
to her home in Northampton after few
days visit with her daughter. Mrs
sherman Abbott. Miss Gretchen Gold
smith accompanied Mrs. Tuthill to North
ampton for a short visit
Mr.. and Mrs w. Howard McNall who
were married i'm MorrisVille "Wednesday
came to Bratteboro on their honevmoon
Ihey VIII visit in Greenfield and Boston
before returneng to MoTsvne, where
they viii make their home.
Rev. e. NJ. Fuller of Burlington q for
mer Brattleboro boy, will attend the
worlds Sunday school convention I'm Rome
May 1928. He will be accompanied nv
MI ana Mrs. NJ. Il. Perey Kent Per
ley MISS Perley and Miss Stone of Enos
burg Falls.