Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-01-21
RRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Cassie McMenimen is i'll at her
home on Fiat street
Miss May Cook spent Friday and Sat
urday in Ashburnham, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur =. Simonds enter
tanned the 5S club last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Brosnahan spent
Sunday and Monday in Bellows Falls.
Miss Mollie Brosnahan returned Sunday
to Holyoke after a weeks visit In town.
Lawyer Herman Eddy went Saturday
to st. Louis for a weeks stay on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barker attended the
funeral of "a cousin in Greenfield Thurs
day.
Mrs. T. White has been spending the
week in Newfane ana surrounding VIII
lagos.
d. f. Tasker has been acting as judge
of the poultry show in North Adams this
week.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Martin and daugh-
ter, Mary, of Holyoke visited i'm town this
week.
Jerry Frost and family will move soon
to their new home in Springfield Mass.
Mass.
b. NJ. switzer has moved from Myrtle
street to w r. Stuarts house on Canal
street
Miss Katherine Finnigau Of Newport,
y. H.. is visiting her sister Mrs. Patrick
Ferriter
Miss Mary Yauvey has taken a position
in the fling department of the Estey
Organ plant
Mrs c. j. Miller Of Elliot street has
been visiting a few days in Hartford
Conn. this week.
Miss Mary Fetrter of northampton was
in town Monday to attend the Rocket
Ferrter wedding
Patrick Austin returned to his home
.1.v ,r,
weeks illness I'm the Memorial hospital.
Mrs. George r. Foster and son Addison,
went yesterday to Troy y. Y, where
they Will visit with Mr.. and Mrs Fred
| Flagg.
Lewis \. Gregg. who is recovering from
a severe illness in Springfield, Mass. will
go soon to Atlantic city to stay several
| weeks.
| Fred Z. Thomas was operated upon for
a critical case OF appendicitis early sun
/ day morning lie is making good re-
| covery.
James Rathhone Of Montreal spent Sat
| urday with his brother. Dr j. l.. Rath-
| bone. Madam Rathbonc returned to
/ Montreal with him
| Miss Caroline Wellman OF Westminster
! West is spending "a week with Mrs G. A.
/ Waitman. Arthur Wellmau Of RrooNiue
/ spent Saturday there.
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the speakers at a meeting Of the Bellows
/ Falls lodge Of railway clerks In Bellows
| Falls Saturday evening.
Mrs Robert Walker who is III with
pneumonia is improving Mr.. Walker
was here from Springfield, Mass, the
latter part Of last week.
Charles H. Thompson left Saturday for
the state of Sonora, Mexico, where he eN-
poets to make an extended stay, looking
after his mining interests.
f X. Barrows left this morning for
New York and will sail tomorrow on a
| months excursion through the West
Indies by the Hamburg American line.
Mrs. NJ F. Kirkland has closer her
| house on Walnut street and has gone &c
| Bellows Falls to spend the remainder OF
the winter with her son. DIT. Kirkland.
NJ T. Moran Of Bridgeport Conn
visited his sisters. Elizabeth and Helena
Moran. last week, going from here tC
South Bend. Ind. where he has a posi-
tion.
Mrs. Lizzie Sherwiu. formerly Of Brat
tleboro. but now OF Springfield. Mass.
fell at her home on Bridge street. inJurlni
her left shoulder severely. Her sister, Mrs
Ingraham, is caring for her.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. b. Emerson have CLOSED
their house and started for Southern
Pines. y. G., where they will spend the
Brooklyn and Washington en- route.
Colby Stoddard Of Newport, reporter O
the Vermont Senate at the last session
has been In town this week in the inter
est of the futile company Of Rutland
publishers OF Walton's Vermont Register
Col H. Z. Taylor. who was in Ben
ungton to stay two weeks with Col
Harmon at the soldiers home, was caile'
home Tuesday night owing to the seriou
illness OF his brother-in-law, stephen /
Dutton.
Mrs Darwin i. Ranney OF Cambridge
| Mass. announces the engagement OF he
daughter. Ivy Marguerite, to Clarence l.
Hathaway. Harvard 1910. son of MI
and Mrs Edwin D. Hathaway Of Brook
line. Mass.
l. r Adams, George L. Adams, +. c
Stedman, Charles F. Chase, Alfred How
and Dr. Elmer T. sherman all forme
residents. were among the Springfield
board Of trade men who came to Brattle
boro Friday afternoon.
Several Vermonters who have been EN-
ployed by the immigration commissio
in Washington have been transferred I
the census department, owing to thei
special training in statistical work
, Among the number is Miss Florenc
Brockington of Bratteboro.
The Greenfield Record OF Weduesda
l contained the following: Miss Doroth
Morris daughter Of Fred d, Morris q
: Grinnell street, fell on Highland avenu
this morning. injuring an arm ID
O'Brieu. who attended her, found that sh
E. was not injured beyond a sever strain.
Rev. G. w. Burke pastor Of the Method
r list church Of Fairfax, visited Rev. NJ II
] Sharples, pastor of the Brattlebor
t Methodist church, two days this week
Rev Mr. Burke has been invited recent
to return to the Fairfax charge for tn
seventh consecutive year, an unusua
f. length of pastorate in the Methods
church
L Miss Alta Bishop was called to Brook
lyn Tuesday on account of the death {
. her sister, Rose Ellen, wife of ROber
Tasker The body was taken to Green
q field yesterday, where the funeral wa
held and the burial was in Montague
!, Besides her husband she leaves a daugh
ter and three sisters, Mrs. Frank Bryan
n of Greenfield, Miss Bishop and Mr.
Charles Fox Of Jacksonville.
James f. Hooker was elected a direCtC
q of the Citizens Trust company in Sche
nectady, n. Y, Tuesday. In its report {
the meeting the Schenectady Union, aftC
giving the list of directors, said "A
of the men above mentioned were direC
tors with the exception of James f. Hoo
| ker. Mr. Hooker is the president of II
Mohawk Overall company and is takin
n very active interest in Schenectad
. affairs. Both he and those associate
z with him have shown their great COZ
a idence in Schenectady's present and Fl
a ture by investing heavily in Schenectad
. real estate and business interests, an