Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-04-15
BRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Hazel Holt spent Sunday at her
home in Barre.
Miss Mary Fenton was in Springfield,
Mass, Wednesday.
T. p. Nolan of Springfield, Mass, spent
Wednesday in town.
Mrs. Angelina Larrow of Holyoke is
visiting at John Larrows.
J. II. Estey and family have returned
after an outing in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert ODER have moved
from South Main street to High street
Miss Irene Plimpton spent Sunday in
the Bible training school in Northheld.
Rev Father p. j. Long of Proctor was
visitor in town the first of the week.
Miss Narka Ward returned Sunday
after visit of a few days in Bellows
Falls
Mrs. Fay Bowker of Meriden is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Daniel Shea of Elliot
street.
Alvin Wilder has moved from West
Brattleboro to the Thomas place across
the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Houghton have
taken a tenement in the Wyatt house on
Central street
John Ivers will move tomorrow from
p. Brosnahan's house on Beech street to
Concord, Mass.
Miss Ada Jameson returned Saturday
from a weeks visit in Brooklyn en- route
| from Washington.
Frank Putnam of youngstown. o.. was
a guest of his mother, Mrs. Edwin L.
| Putnam, over Sunday.
! Miss Nellie Brown and Miss Johanna
Brosnahan returned Friday from a visit
! of two weeks in Washington and New
| York
Mrs. Anna A. Proctor returned Friday
| from Orange, where she had been to
care for her son. Ralph, during a Sc
| rious illness
Miss Lucy Stevenson and Miss Eliza
| beth Spaldng returned Monday after a
| visit of two weeks at their homes in
Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Mary Lee will move from John
| Lynchs house on Elliot street to the up
stairs tenement in p. Brosnahan's house
| on Beech street
C. E. Downer and son, Eastman, left
| Friday afternoon for California. Mrs.
| Downer and the other children will re-
main here for. the present.
Sherman Jenne will take a portion in
| the auditing department Of the home
| office of the Travellers Insurance COM
| pany in Hartford, Conn, Monday.
w S. Hyde has moved from the Howe
| house on Canal street to Birge street.
| ]. d. Moore has moved from the same
! house to the Thomas house on Washing
ton street.
Mrs William Gilmore of Putney visited
| her sister, Mrs. c. w Bemis this week
coming to see her sister Mrs. Austin
| Best, who is here on a visit from her
home in Burlington Nova Scotia.
Avery Miller of Springfield, this state
was in Brattleboro Friday on his way
home from a visit in Keene. His brother
Ernest G. Miller, clerk in II. =. Well
mans store. will spend Sunday with hin
in Springfield
John f. McKeon, who went to Gal
weston, Texas. several weeks ago, return
ed home Thursday and on Tuesday re
sumed his former position in the com
posing room of the L. Hildreth & Co
printing shop.
W. F. Haskell now travels on crutches
when not running his automobile II
jumping out of his car on Chaplin stree
Tuesday he stepped on a rolling stone
turning over his ankle and tearing tn
igaments badly
Mrs. Izetta Stewards and Mrs Eos
ter's Sunday school classes met at tn
Baptist parsonage Wednesday night an
covered. labeled and arranged new book
bought for Sunday school library. Ice
: cream was served during the evening.
= James Griffin, who was knocked off tn
West river bridge by a locomotive severa
weeks ago, underwent an operation o.
his spine in the Farren hospital in Mon
tague this week. His sister. Miss JOSH
Griffin went to see him today He
. making a good recovery.
Miss Alice Maude Foster of Greenfield
= Mass. a trained nurse who is well
| known in BrattlebOro through her wor
here in her professional capacity an
John S Koskinsky. a farmer in Leyder
n | We're married Wednesday in the rector
| oh, tn, a1
o by Rev. ]. b. Whiteman.
Mrs. r. f. Gordon returned to he
i home on South Main street Tuesday aftC
a spending the winter in Davtona. Fla
n al the hotel Palmetto. owned by her bro
r Their. c. o. Chamberlain, She left Bra
J. tleboro Nov. % and remained in Dayton
l. until Wednesday of last week. On II
= way home she visited in st. Augustn
Jacksonville and Fredericksburg. NJ
Chamberlain has closed the hotel for Il
summer and has gone to California
attend a convention of hotel men.