Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-04-08
BRATTLERoRo PERSONAL.

A. II. Hunt Of Nashua, n H., visited |
his brother, w. L. Hunt, the first Of the |
week.
Solomon Nesbtt entered the employ |
of c. H. Eddy & CO. last week as |
driver.
Mrs S. S. Hunt and Mrs. c. A. Greene
returned Tuesday from their trip to
Florida.
Mrs. Flora Clary of wellsvllle, N. Y,
is visiting Mrs. Emily Edwards on Pros
pect hill.
Mrs William Baker and children have
been visiting in Greenfield and Erving
this week.
Mrs. II. c. Rice and son, Howard
visited over Sunday in East Windsor
His, Conn.
Mrs. Fred II. Holden, Wales Holden
and Miss Marion Knight are in New York
city this week
VIII b. Smith was in Boston Saturday
to attend a meeting Of the trustees of
Vermont academy.
Miss Josephine Foster, teacher in
Springfield Mass, spent Sunday at her
home in Brattleboro.
Miss Emma Barrows returned to Mt.
Holyoke Monday after spending the
spring vacation at home.
Miss May Goodhue resumed her duties
in West Rutland Monday as teacher Of
music in the public schools.
Miss Marion Bartlett, who was with
relatives in Albany, n. Y, several days,
returned home Wednesday,
Mrs r. Barrows went to her home in
Peterboro. n. H.. this week, after spend
ing two months or more in town.
Godfrey Crosby returned Tuesday from
Meriden. Conn, where he visited rela-
tives after returning from Washington.
Miss Harriet Barrows returned Mon
mi
spending a vacation OF 10 days at home.
Mrs. Emma F. Bartlett visited from
Friday to Monday with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Fuller, in Walpole.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert l.. Sargent will be-
gin housekeeping soon in the tenement
vacated by Bert Bastion on Thomas
street
Miss Bertha Mixer returned Monday to
her work in the Hooker, Corser x Mitch
ell factory after being absent several
months.
Lucien Howe has resigned his position
as organist Of the First Baptist church in
indianapolis lie will go to Boston to look
for a position.
Mrs Francis Bems, after an extended
stay in Mcriden. Conn, returned Satur-
day to the home Of her daughter, Mrs
G r. crosby
Miss Doris D. smith. on her return
to Wednesday with her brother. Harry
Smith, in Meriden, Conn
Miss Eleanor Noyes, having recovered
from an operation for appendicitis, has
returned to Greenfield TO resume her
studies in the high school.
W f Root attended a meeting Of the
state board OF pharmacy in Montpelier
Tuesday when II candidates took the eX-
aminatlons for registration.
se1,
ington with the high school party, visited
three days in Springfield. Mass. on her
| way home, returning Tuesday
Arthur Peach returned Monday to
| NewtonVille, Mass, where he is tea
| cher in the Allen school for boys, after
spending the Easter vacation at home.
Ruth Brown, Helen Betterley AMI Faith
! Yeaw returned Wednesday to Northamp-
! ton to resume their studies In Smith
| college after being at home two weeks.
| Edward Moran. II. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
! NJ. Moran underwent an operation for
! appendicitis saturday in the Memorial
| hospital He is making a good recovery.
! Ferris r. Vaughan, as grand lecturer
| Of the grand council OF Royal and Select
| Masters Of Vermont. conducted an inspec-
| ton OF the council in St. Johnsbury last
night
Mrs. c. f. Reed returned home Tuesday
after being away through the winter
! She visited principally in St Louis and
with her son, Ralph II. Reed, in New
York
Henry f. Jordan returned home from
the Memorial hospital Monday. He is
making a good recovery and expects to
be able to come to his office in about
/ two weeks.
Mrs Nellie Allen. who spent the winter
at the home OF Mrs. T. J. b. Cudworth,
went to Hartford. Conn. Friday. to re-
main with Mrs. Frederic Godfrey through
the summer.
f. C. Fleetwood OF Morrisyile, candi-
date for governor, was a visitor in town
Monday and Tuesday, going from here TO
the dedication OF the Masonic temple in
Bellows Falls.
T. r. Barber of the Barber Milling
company OF Minneapolis, the concern
which manufactures White Satin flour,
has been at the office OF Crosby & Co.
"A part of this week.
Miss Lucy Wyman returned to Mont
pelier seminary this week. She was ac-
companied to Montpelier by Miss BeatriX
Reed, who had been visiting relatives
here and in Vernon.
Ernest Hall and Mrs. Don Scoville OF
Brattleboro and their brother, Ebert
Hall of Fftchburg, visited Sunday with
their mother, Mrs. NJ. S. Hall. who is III
in her home in Westmoreland.
MISS Flora wilson, formerly Cnlel OPP
orator in the local telephone exchange
visited in town Friday and Saturday be-
fore returning to Northampton, She re-
Gently spent week at her farm In
Wardsboro.
The local council of knights of Colum-
bus was represented at the meeting II
Bellows Falls Sunday by Rev. L'Ecuyer
Charles f. Mann, f. ]. Fenton, Davit
Carey. j. p Fenton, John Calvin, T. A
Austin and ]. ]. Eckles.
]. f. C. Scott of Chicago visited Majo
c. Houghton Monday. Mr.. Scott is
native of Vernon who has been in bust
ness in Chicago many years, Mr.. Hough
ton, when living in Chicago 10 years ago
made his home with Mr.. Scott.
Miss Johanna Baker Of % Birge stree
was operated upon for appendicitis in he
: home Tuesday. Miss Ferguson of tn
Waltham training school for nurses 4
caring for her. Miss Baker is gaining
I as rapidly as could be expected.
DR.. c. S. Pratt and f. L. Parker wen
l to Boston Tuesday to attend the annua
+. session of the supreme council, Unite
! | Order of Pilgrim Fathers. Mr. Parke
l | visited in Somerville and Hopedale. Mrs
= Pratt accompanied DR.. Pratt to Boston
e Rev. Thomas Cain, a former Brattle
boro boy, has resigned the passionate O
the Baptist church in Laconia, N, H., t
u accept call to Kennebunkport Maine
= Mr.. Cain filled pastorates In SwanzeS
s N. H., and Windsor, this state, befor
$ he went to Laconia.
George r. Pierce, who will go to Der
I nardston to teach, as stated in The Pho
u nix last week, received mention as follow