Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-27
sRATrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

howard ftOylt Oh MOUNT E1eIIlOu spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs Margaret Bowen visited in SPRING
field, Mass, last week.
Miss Mabel Kicker will go today to
Springfield Mass, to live.
Miss Mercy Cox is the guest of Mrs
John c. Howe in Walpole.
Horace Welcome. who underwent an
operation recently, is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. GRAHAM have been
spending several days in Merrlmac, Mass.
Charles Colt is on a business trip in
Maine for the Durham Brothers company
Miss Katherine Dwyer went yesterday
to her home in Springfield, this state. to
visit
Harry sweetland has moved from Birge
street to the Crowley house on Canal
street.
Eric Nelson, son of Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Nelson of Elliot street, is i'll with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Job Long. jr., who is i'll with pneu-
monia In the Memorial hospital, is inn
proving.
Mrs. Addie Densmore and daughter,
Rena, are visiting with her mother in
jamaica
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Arcand returned
Wednesday after two weeks visit in
Burlington.
Harland H. Howe will return today
to Waverly. Mass after spending 10
days in town
Mrs. II. + wellman Of Westminster
West spent Monday with her cousin, Mrs.
c. A. Watman.
Mrs. a. Farnsworth has come to spend
some time with her husband a Leon
Hewtts on Central street.
Mrs. Arthur OLeary and friend Of New
York city are visiting Mrs. OLeary's sis
ter, Miss Annie Krwan.
Mrs. Oscar Dion Of Schenectady, n. Y,
came early in the week for a visit in the
home Of her parents on Green street.
L. NJ. Graves of Providence r. l., sales
man for the Durham Brothers company,
was in town the latter part Of last week
Mrs. Mary Brosnahan Of Dorchester
will come this evening for few days
visit with her sister, Miss &. T. Sullivan.
Miss Hattie Ruggles Of Worcester.
Mass. will come today to remain over
Memorial day with her cousin, Mrs. II
r. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bems Of Boston
came this week to visit Mr.. Bemiss
sister, Mrs. h. L. Waterman. and other
relatives.
George II. Hall has been awarded the
contract to slate the Grange hall in VII
Evansville and has carried there 40
squares Of slate.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d Yeatou and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Preston, of Boston were guests
Of Mrs. Neatons brother at G. y. Little
| fields last week
| Miss Helen c. Feuton has taken
! position as stenogra pher in G. c. FHtts's
law office, having resigned her position
| in Chicopee Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Snow and family have
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| Elliot street to one of the Holden & Mar
| tin houses on Birge street
Mrs. NJ. W. Harvey is visiting her SON
| W. II. Harvey in Worcester. Mass. Mrs
| Myra Buzzell is staying in Guilford dur
ing Mrs. Harvey's absence
Mrs. Catherine Coleman and Mrs
| Bridget Clune have returned after a
| VISIT with Mrs. Coleman's daughter Mrs
Joseph Martin, in Holyoke.
Miss Mabel Snow has returned to her
| duties as supervisor in, the telephone
exchange after an absence caused by
a serious attack Of tonsilitis
Richard Brown visited his son. Frank
| II. Brown, in Keene Monday and Tues
| day. and his granddaughter. Miss Ruth
| Brown, in Northampton Wednesday,
Earl Ingram and family have begun
| housekeeping in Mrs. Stoves tenement
on western avenue Mr. Ingram has
| ~'i'f''F ihNAb 1t Alt DIdlNltDoTO Retreat.
Harry c. Shaw is now the Brattleboro
| correspondent for the Boston Globe.
| Springfield Union. Rutland Herald and
| Burlington Free Press, succeeding J. H.
| Fitield, who began work this week as
| reporter on the stan Of the Manchester
| Daily Mirror, Manchester y. H.
Mrs. L. +. Adams and daughter OF
Springfield, Mass, have come to OCCUPY
| the Adams house on High street while
Mrs. Adams is packing her household
| goods. 1t is expected that about July l
| the house will be turned over to the
possesIdon Of Henry r. Brown who
| bought it recently
col j. G. Estey sailed from New York
Tuesday on the North German Ilovd
| steamship Krou Prinzessin CeciI,. for
| a five weeks business "trip i'm England.
| Germany and France. lie was met
in New York by his brother, j. Harry.
| Estey who returned To Brattleboro We'd
nesday after attending the piano manu-
facturers' convention in Richmond. Va.
Fred L. Howe. manager of the Prin-
cess Hotel In Hamilton. Bermuda re-
turned to Brattleboro Saturday night to
| remain through the summer His fam
| lly came two weeks earlier. and are
| occupying the Howe residence on Harris
| place. The past season at the Princess
| was the most successful in its history.
The hotel, including the addition of 81
| rooms built since "A year ago, was crowd
ed and for six weeks more applications
We're received than could be accommo-