Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-06
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

in Bratteboro Sunday
Mrs. Benjamin Foster Of Boston is
visiting Miss Bessie Cain.
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Smith are spending
two weeks in Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. OConnor went Tuesday
to Burlington for a visit
Mrs. c. d. Noyes of Colraln has been
visiting in town several days.
Mr. and Mrs John Curry and children
spent Sunday in Bellows Falls.
Mr. and Mrs A. j. Currier were in
Boston from Friday to Monday.
Mrs. Edmund Rocket Of Springfield,
Mass, is spending a week in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clapp of Woodstock have
been guests at A. " Cox's this week
Leon Akley returned Sunday after
spending the winter in Albany, n. Y.
D. Frank Shea recently bought fine
driving horse from Mosher & Putney.
Miss Grace Moses Of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting her aunt, Miss Olive Jones
Rena johnson went Tuesday to Ware.
Mass. to live with her aunt on a farm.
Mrs. Nellie Taylor Of Springfield. Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. William Cur
tin.
p. NJ Ferrlter is very i'll with inflam-
matory rheumatism in his home on Elm
street
Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Boyden re-
turned Saturday after a weeks stay In
New York.
II. Tmson has moved from the Heffron
house on Frost street to John Lynchs
on Elliot street
Miss Elizabeth Flood went Tuesday to
Springfield. Mass, TO visit her brother
Matthew Flood.
James Griffin returned Saturday after
three weeks treatment at the Farren hos
ptal, Montague.
P. Frank Connors was in Boston and
Providence last week, visiting his sister
in the latter city.
Mr.. and Mrs George Martin and three
children Of Springfield Mass, are visit
| ing relatives in town.
Mrs Margaret Marion and Miss Min
ME Toomey will go tomorrow to New
York for weeks stay.
Miss Matte Metcalf is taking care Of
Miss Sarah Burnham, who is i'll at her
| home on South Main street.
Miss Katherine Doyle daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Maurice Doyle. is seriously III
at her home on Elliot street.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wilbur will move
May Il from the Crowley house on Canal
street to No. Beach street
Miss Stella Welcome Of Springfield.
Illness OF her brother, Horace.
Mrs. Arthur Arcand will go to Burling-
| ton Monday and Mr. Arc1nd will join her
later for two weeks vacation.
Carl Gushing returned TO his work at
Robbins X Cowless Monday after being
absent week on account of Illness.
| Mrs Turner Of Greenfield visited her
| sisters Mrs Lyman Goldsmith and Mrs.
Sarah Dickinson. the last Of the week
Clifton Barrett OF Bellows Falls, who
| works in the office Of the Vermont Farm
| Machine company was home over sun
| day.
Col II. T. Taylor returned Tuesday
after an outing of three weeks in Wash
| ington, whore lac was the guest OF Col.
| G. H. Bond
Mr. and Mrs. r. p Spencer and daugh-
tiers and George Henry left Monday night
| for Davenport. Iowa, where they expect
| to make their home
Lynn D. Hays of Burlington. state
| supervisor Of the census. was I'm town
Tuesday on official duties connected with
the local enumeration
Patrick Aher, who works for the Ryan
| Brothers in Greenfield. is in town this
week roofing the Doolittle apartment
| house on Canal street
Mrs. Thomas Flaviu Of Bellows Falls
was in town Sunday, coming with her
! daughter. Miss Mary F'lavn. who IS Sc
| riously i'll in the Memorial hospital.
Robert Mcdonald. who formerly lived
| on Pine street and is now comfortably
cared for at the home OF his father IN
| Brandon, is seriously i'll.
Miss Minnie Bailey and Miss Han
| nah Glover OF the Northfeld training
| school visited Miss Irene PIimpton Mon
! day.
Mrs. rarr,. -,,.,.,r ,-ot,,r,,,5 Nf,,.,,,- q,
her home in Springfield, Mass. after a
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs, Mat
| thias Sullivan.
Paul Emerson, who took the census in
| Vernon. has been sent to Ludlow by the
| state supervisor to put the finishing
! touches on an uncompeted enumeration
! in that town.
Mrs. Addison Hall, who had been visit
| ing her daughter. Mrs. George f. Foster,
| day for Manchester, y. H., TO visit her
| daughter, Mrs. A. w Childs.
Frank Prescott and family Of Spring
| field, Mass, visited their parents in Yer
| non Wednesday, coming to Brattleboro
yesterday to visit relatives. They will
| begin housekeeping here soon.
Daniel DOYLE recently bought of the late
| Mrs Nora Touhill her cottage house on
| Vernon street for his daughter, Mrs. Sui
!
| moved. here from Cambridgeport.
Mrs. Austin Best and two children. who
| have been spending a month with her
| sister. Mrs. c. W. Bemis. win leave to-
morrow for a visit in Worcester and Bos-
ton, and Tuesday will go to her home in
Burlington. Nova Scotia.
Horace st. Germaine of oxford, Mass,
| has been visiting his brother, w. II. St.
| Germaine Mr. and Mrs. ST. Germaine
| have given up their home on Brook street
| and have taken two rooms at Mrs. George
| +. Greene's on Canal street, where they
will stay while they remain here
Mrs John c. Howe of Walpole, for
merly of Brattleboro, was called to Selma,
Ohio, last week by the death of her moth
| er, Mrs. Mary J. Wright, on April 90
| Mrs. Wright was born in Virginia in 1920
| but had lived in Ohio since 1921 Besides
| Mrs. Howe she is survived by two sons
five grandchildren, five great grandchil
| dren, two sisters and IS nephews and
| nieces.
Miss Mary Pauline JENNIE, who has been
in Paris the past year, studying piano
| with Monsieur I. Philip and perfectinG
| herself in French with a private instruct
| or, as well as by attending several
| courses of lectures given at the Sorbonne
was one of the limited number of students
Ito whom was granted a ticket of admit
lance to attend the lecture given by eX-
| President Roosevelt at that famous seat
of learning Saturday afternoon, April %
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