Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1907-05-10
eRArrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

,..... Riley of Windsor spent Sunday
" ,,..u,r. sanders will move to 46 High
stree, sa.h
NJ sutton of Worcester was in town
,r,. l.Ou Carney of Athol visited in
town tus week.
,.. Thomas Rouse went to Boston for
visit Wednesday,
Mrs D.uuisou Cowles is visiting few
,.,s in hartford Conn.
..rs. -human moved Monday from p
,,,.A Street to Clark street.
,-. and Mrs c. \. Risbey of New York
.r' visiting at the Clark farm.
,f.. Minnie Moran of New York is
..'.i,,. Al her uncle's, Patrick Moran's.
. Marry Howe Burton of Clinton
has been in town a part of the
,..... Narka and Zoe Ward returned
s.,''.4.. after a weeks visit in Bellows
r rnaver is spending a few days
a cook with his parents in Towns
henJ.
,r. Thomas Holleran of Bennington is
,t..ur her brother, Rev. Father Car
moIN
Miss sarah Dimes returned Saturday,
ats. "a weeks visit in Athol, with rela-
uNps.
Daniel Martin and family moved Mon
d,r ro springfield, VT, from 10 Clark
street.
ir D, Hamilton of Greenfield and o. r.
p'I.,r0eId of Athol were in town Monday
OIL business
Miss Mary Mcguire returned Tuesday
e. N.rfIcn. after a visit with her aunt,
Mrs Daniel Shea.
Airs Bridget McCabe daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Patrick Moran of Elliot street.
is critically i'll.
Al, and Mrs Frank Snow of Boston
ta,. been spending a week in the home
of George T. Fox.
Airs. j. d. Beeman has taken a tene
mont in Mrs. Addie Nichols's house on
South Main street.
Mrs Woodland and daughter. Lula, of
Portland Maine, are visiting Mrs. Wood
ards brother, Warner Spear.
Mrs. J. II. Allen will go to Boston Mon
dar for a two weeks visit at Mr. AL
LENS home in Jamaica Plain
Air. and Mrs. Joseph Fontaine of
Greenfield spent Sunday with Mrs. Fon-
tan.. brother, Oscar Dion.
Mrs. Richards Bradley and her daugh-
fer Mrs Wesslehoeft of Boston, came to
Nh. Bradley homestead this week.
Edward Lavele went yesterday to Am
horst where he is to be station agent for
the central Vermont Railway company.
Mr. and Mrs E. w. Boyle returned
Tues lay after a few days visit with their
son. Charles, in White River Junction.
Albert E. Harwood returned to New
York city Monday after three weeks
visit with his parents on Central street.
returned Monday to CRANKY, Mass, after
a few days visit at Miss Mary Browns.
Misses Nellie and Nettie Butterfield re-
turned Monday to their school duties after
a visit at their home in Westminster
West.
Charles A. Stone of Centreville had a
shock Monday and for a few days was
in a critical condition. He is now slight
ly improved.
Or. and Mrs. S. E. Lawton went to
Washington Monday to attend the Ma
tional association for the study and pre-
vention of tuberculosis.
J L. Stewart and DIR. F. H. O'Connor
will attend the state convention of the
Knights of Columbus in Fair Haven Tues
day as delegates from Leo council.
p VI. Baker of Somerville, Mass, and
John and Steven Reagan of South Yer
non were in town Sunday 70 attend the
funeral of John Toomey, who died in
Brooklyn.
Secretary c. F. w. Cunningham, Oscar
Marshall and Sherman Jenne went to
Burlington today to attend the annual
state convention of the Y. NJ. c. A. They
will return Monday
Miss Mary Kiniry of Bellows Falls
visited Miss Alice Houlihan of that place
in Brattleboro over Sunday Miss Houli-
han, who was operated upon for APP
peudicits three weeks ago, expects to be
able to return home at the end of this
week.
Herbert Horton landed in New Yori
Saturday after three months in art study
in Paris and other foreign cities. He
came at once to Brattleboro and after
spending a few days in the home Of his
father Frank Horton, went to Cornish
n H. for the summer where he will be
one of a colony of artists and art stu
dents
Mr. and Mrs. a. E. Atwood left Monday
morning for a two months trip in the
West After spending a few days in New
York they planned to go to Pittsburg
Pa, and from there to Louisville by boat
They will visit in st. Louis for a few day
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Bruce
formerly of Brattleboro, and will thel
visit a cousin in Concordia, Kans., sew
eral weeks. They will return by way
Chicago, down the lake, Buffalo and Mon
treal