Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-02-04
eRArrLssoRo PERSONAL

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6 Myrtle street
Fred Remis Of Meriden Conn. visited
his mother Mrs. Francis y. BemiS. from
Friday to sunday
Murray Frost mas been at home several
DAYS from Rensselaer, Polytechnic lhsu-
tute in Troy y. Y.
John +. Brasor returned the last uf the
week from Boston. where he attended
the motor boat show.
Miss Emily Clapp is spending a fort
night as a guest Of Miss Grace N"llaNe'
in Schenectady. y. Y.
Mr. and Mrs W Z. Bartlett and Archie
blanchard have been visiting at Henry
f. Manns in Wilmington this week.
Miss Daisy Root returned Monday to
Springfield Mass, after visit OF 10
days with her brother w F. Root
Ross White Of Yonkers, y. Y. former
local paper manufacturer. was a visitor
in town the latter part Of the week
Mrs. Elvira sanderson Of Hinsdale has
been visiting ner sister Mrs. jeanette
Thomas OF Prospect street, this week.
H. A. Wood and Carroll Wood attended
the motor boat show in Boston Friday
and Saturday. returning home Sunday.
Miss Clara Davis went Wednesday
morning to Morrsvlle to attend the
funeral Of her brothers wife. Mrs. Alvin
Davis.
Ruth Dewitt was a guest OF Dorothy
Morris in Greenfield over sunday. stop
ping there after trip to Springfield with
her mother.
Benjamin Casey has moved his family
to Greenfield. where he has position
in the new garage where Joseph Martin
is also employed.
Arthur T. Simonds has been in Spring
field. this state. this week. assisting in
taking the inventory IN HOughtOn x
Simonds's branch store
Miss Margaret Barber went Saturday
to Poughkeepsie. y. Y. to resume her
studies In Nassar college, watch were in
terruptrd year ago by prolonged illness.
Mrs Jason Farwel. who has been
spending the winter with her son. Henry
Farwen, has been seriously III with pneu-
mOuii the past week but she is now
more comfortable
Judge and Mrs. J l.. Martin went Mon
day afternoon TO New York to remain
until tomorrow. Judge Martin had some
chancery cases to hear besides some
further business In connection with the
sugar fraud cases.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert c. Barber re-
turned Wednesday frsm Montpelier.
where they went the first OF the week
They visited at the home cf Mrs Bar
berS parents ana Mr. Barber attended
the session OF the supreme court.
George \. Welman returned Saturday
from Rochester. y. Y. where he attended
the opening OF the large new plant Of
the Adler Clothing company About 200
statesmen Were present and fine enter
talnmer.' was provided. including two
banquets
". u. BAKER of Rumuey y. H.. Who
has been engaged several months in Q.
=. Fitts's Law offices In investigating land
titles for the Publishers Paper company.
for which MIR Fits is general counsel.
Is being mentioned by some OF the New
Hampshire newspapers for governor ~
that state.
Tommy Guiheeu n., not made his ar
engagements for the coming baseball sea
son. but he has an excellent Offer from
the Davenport. Iowa. club. and viii play
in thai city If lie cAu make a satisfactory
deal for his release from tie Portsmouth.
Va, team, III which ne was The manager
ana captain last season.
Engineer Fred \ Tutuiu vno I,s, ,p.
arm and was otherwise badly hurt In
railroad accident in Northampton. is
much improved this week ana sits up
some Il is expected thar he VIII 20
from the hospital 10 his home next week
His daughter ana husband. Mr. and Mrs
sherman Abbott. spent sunday in North
dmpton
\ change i'm the office. of tie Sp,irp-
field Reporter was made Friday whereby
Senator Edward r. Finn b-,.,r,,. aJ,t,,
succeeding Harry \. Bingham. formerly
of BrattleboIo. Who nas been editor and
manager Mr.. Bingham wi! devote his
lime 10 the mana gemeut OF the paper
Mr. Finn has been on the Reporter stan
some time.
Henry n White of Indian Orchard
Mass. took notice Friday OF his -4th
birthday anniversary He is a gradual,
Of the Battleboru high school and is
presiden, OF th. Hod,.. r,ib~a -,
COMPANY ana the Wrght-Thayer com
pdny. He has been connected with the
Houghton cash Recorder company ana
several other enterprises
Miss Fannie Frost. daughter ,f Nr,
ana Mrs Jerry Frost. who moved IRON,
Ertttleboro TO Springfield. Mass rera,,t-
IT, has been engaged as teacher NJ ,ba
first grade in West Snrirgf.li Nf,s-
Miss Frost VINO is "A gra5us-a ,f 49,
Brattehoro high school and tbs P.rd,I,,S
normal school. has been taaching H.,
NORTHAMPTON the past wear e."
Mr. : II
formerly pastor OF the Centre Congraf,1-
tiunal church in Brattleboro ceIahrats5 I
her 18th birthday anniyerssr, Aonda,
in her home in Springfield Mss -. /
was assisted in receiving by har 5,,,sbtar /
Mrs ChrstabeI sanford of Tale,,iII. |
Conn. and her son and daughter-In-Itv
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald STANLEY Lee nj /
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grounds of thai civ ,or ,t,a,e,,eI p'aS
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