Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-01-28
sRArrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Frank Ialrow was visitor in town
over Sunday.
y w Ray Of Brandon was visitor
i'm town Saturday.
ozark y Akeley is seriously III at his
home on Reed street
II y Klaus was u visitor in White
River Junction over sunday
Wells Miller will go to New York to-
morrow to remain over Sunday
Miss Helen Betterley was at home from
Mt Holyoke college over Sunday.
Mrs John curry and Miss Katherine
Leahy spent Sunday I'm Bellows Fails.
Mrs Charles Reach Of West Lebanon.
y. H.. is spending few days In town.
Mrs IuelIa Scott and Miss Ella stew
art visited in East Mortified this week.
John Iarrow returned Monday after
spending a few days in Springfield. Mass.
Arthur Shaugnessy Of Bellows Falls
was visitor here the first Of the week.
Mrs :. r. Barrows H. here from Peter
boro ~ H.. for a visit with Mrs. F. II.
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Rocket Of
Springfield. Mass, were In town over
Sunday.
Thomas Manning spent Saturday and
Sunday in Holyoke with his sister, Mrs.
Peter FiliUn.
Mrs Julia Bartlett will 90 to New York
carly in February to take course In
fancy dressmaking.
Mrs. Lucy Shattuck Of New York Wis
tied in town yesterday on her way to
South Londonderry.
Mrs. Caspar Moran went Tuesday to
Springfield, this state. to attend meet
ing Of the Rebekahs.
Miss Elizabeth Frost returned Saturday
after a months visit in New York with
Mrs v r. Lansingh.
Mrs. George Eels went Wednesday to
Springfield. this state. to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Edward Condor.
Merton G. Robbins OF New York city
was a visitor at the nome of his father,
NJ. r. Robbins. over sunday.
Mrs John O'Connor has returned after
a visit with her daughter Mrs. Francis
Weeks, in Springfield, Mass.
Bernard switzer has moved from the
Fleming house on Spruce street to the
Stuart building on Canal street
G. r. Durham has moved from the
Nnton building on South Main Street to
the Boyden building on Elliot street.
Mr. and Mrs Howard c. Rice and Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Ryder are in New York
city on pleasure trip of a few days.
Mrs. g. +. GRAHAM was called to Merri-
mac, Mass. Tuesday by "a telegram an
James Allen. proprietor of the Brooks
House barber shop, has been attending
the motor boat show in Boston this week.
Miss Frances Putnam went Wednesday
to Keene for q visit Of a few days She
'Tas been attending tue music festival
there
A party of Swedish young people will
go tomorrow evening on a slelghride to
Putney, where they will have a supper at
the hotel
Misses Annie and May Ferriter. who
were home last week to attend the we'd
ding Of their sister, returned Sunday to
Pittsfeld. Mass.
Martin Burke returned yesterday from
the Farreh hospital in Montague, where
he has been several weeks for treatment
for a broken knee-cap.
Mrs. Patrick Griffin and Daniel and
James Griffin went to Holyoke Monday
To attend the funeral of Mrs. Grifln's
uncle John Moynihan
Robert Walker Of Springfield. Mass.
was with his family over Sunday. Mrs.
Walker who has been III with pneu-
monia. is able to sit up
Among those who attended the motor
boat show in Boston this week are James
n Allen. Df. \. LPettee Clifton H. Fox.
and Bert ana Carroll Wood.
Miss Clara Carruth was given sur
bl4Nt party utSudN evening in her home
on High street by the teachers and their
friends In honor Of her birthday ami
Vcrsary
Nj. ana Mrs. Charles J. Root and
daughter Miss Daisy Root, of Springfield.
Mass. returned sunday after a visit at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Roots son.
w. +. Root.
Mrs Mary Trumbun, who has been oc-
'npNing cottage at Linden Lodge sew
rIal months, returned Wednesday to Saw
brook. Conn Mrs. a Hartzburg went
with her to stay a week
The Boston sunday Globe announced
The death of Thomas Dana of Oldtown.
Maine. noted guide VITO had repeatedly
acted in that capacity for BrattIrboro men
on trips To Moosehead lake.
Miss Jennie Delaney was called Satur-
Jay to her home in Hudson. y Y. by
the death of her father Miss Mollie
Ilnchan of Amherst is taking her place
~ the Postal Telegraph Office
Fred II Morse of Church street left
Wednesday for Geronimo. Arizona. to live
with his son. X. G. Morse. who owns a
large ranch there. Mr. Morse has not
seen his son for - Years