Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-16
sRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Fred w. Han is spending the week in
New York.
Mrs Elliot Phillips has returned after
a weeks absence.
Miss Blanche Arsenault Of Athol visit
ed in town Sunday
John Doyle Is visiting his uncle, p. NJ.
Baker in Somervile.
Miss Harriet Wise Of Boston is guest
at George f.. Crowelrs.
Mrs Frank Bement and two children
went Saturday to Orange to visit.
Charles Ross and family began house
keeping I'm Esteyvlle this week.
Mrs John Redding Of West Mortified
visited at James Macks last week.
Miss Eleanor Austin has a position as
clerk in Brosnahan & Sullivan's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alanson Puffer Of Malta,
ILL.,. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bid
good.
Robert Higley and mother will occupy
the tenement vacated by Mr.. Hewitts
family.
Mrs. Carl shorling and daughter, Annie,
went yesterday to New York to remain
a week
Mrs. Alta Ryder and son, Gerald went
Tuesday to New York city for a several
months stay.
Mrs. Robert Nesbitt and children are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
colt, in Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Thomas went today
to Bennington to visit Mr.. Thomas sis
ter. Mrs. yelling
Mrs L. Tubbs and daughter, Leona, re-
turned Tuesday after a few days visit
in Bellows Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Price moved Monday from
| Charles Cobb's tenement on Pearl street
to West Brattleboro.
l. O. =. smith attended the Windham
| County Baptist association meeting in
East Dover last week
Mrs. +. L. Her and two sons. Glen and
Edward Of Troy, y. Y, are visiting their
cousin, Mrs. John Bolliger.
George NJ. Stark went yesterday TO
/ Sort Niche ~ Y. to visit his son, Mer-
/ rill. who is stationed there.
/ Mr. and Mrs Charles Coburn Of 4
/ Spring street went today to White River
/ Junction for a l0-days' visit
( r. G.. Durham moved this week from
/ the Boyden building on Elliot street to
/ DcAngelss house on Reed street.
Tho Garment Workers union initiated
! six in their regular monthly meeting
Monday evening in Grand Army hall.
James +. Lmis returned Tuesday TO
Schenectady after "A few days visit with
] his daughter. Myrtle, at Mrs. Mary Lii
/ Hss
Miss Oteno Duquette returned Wed
I ucsday To- her home lu Chic1pee Falls,
after TWO weeks visit with her uncle
/ q. H. bauycw.
George g. Hopkins of Oregon. ILL.,, for
merry a. hookkeeprr iu the Vermont Ma
. tional bank visited some ~ his old friends
In town this week.
Mrs II. c. Shcpardson OF Grafton and
+ Mr.. and Mrs G.. H. Shepard-1u Of Bel
lows Fails haN, been guests AT .. !.
I Shcpardson's recently
Henry Goddard moved Wednesday from
tte Judge cottage on Lawrence street
recently sold to John Way. TO the E-try
homestead ON Canal street.
William Kllnge of Beltsvlne, Md, and
niece. Anna Kuuge. OF Easthampton,
Mass. are visiting Mr. Hinges sister,
Mrs F. h. Walker, on Elliot street
L. j. IaDuca attended the funeral Of
his brother Joseph LaDIca In Ran
dolph saturday. Mr.. LaDuca died after
seven days illness with typhoid fever.
Miss Lillian Johnston nurse In hos
pital in Maiden Mass is III with a ner-
vous trouble She will come home as
soon as She is able to stand the journey.
". H. Rrockngton went Monday 70
New York to accompany home his daugh-
ter. Louise, who had been spending two
weeks with her sister in Washington, d.
G.
Mrs. F. c. Sargent entertained 10 mem
bers OF her Sunday school class Wednes-
day with a picnic in the woods near Cen
treville. Games and a picnic dinner were
enjoyed.
Mrs G. + Greene went yesterday to
Brockton, Mass, and from that city she
will accompany a friend to the national
Womans Relief corps meeting in Allan
tic City
Stlman Graves moved yesterday from
10 Clark street to the Boyden building
on Elliot street. Conductor +. J. La
Duca will take the cottage vacated by
the Graves family.
Mr. and Mrs H. II. Dimes have return
ed after a two weeks vacation spent ii
Taunton. Mass, where they visited Mr.
and Mrs. +. f. Beeman, who formerly
lived in Brattleboro They also visited
in Worcester and several other places.
Prof William Bullock Clark Of John.
Hopkins university. Baltimore, and his
wife and four children Will come tomor
row TO Mrs Mary +. Kirklands to re-
main two weeks. Mrs. Clark's father
Edward A. Strong Of Boston, will accom-
pany them.