Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Dr. Alvin Knapp is confined to his
| home by illness
Miss Rose Judge Of Springfield. Mass
was in town the last Of the week
Mrs Peter Flion and son Of Holyoke
recently visited her mother. Mrs Nora
! Manning
/ Miss Lillian and Lester Moore Of Do
! yer visited relatives in town from Friday
/ TO Sunday
Charles Niles is in New York city this
! week, accompanied by his sister, who is
| proprietor Of a millinery store in Concord
! n. H.
| Fred Thomas has 50 far recovered from
an operation that he has resumed work
at the store Of Durham Brothers com
! pany.
/ Col " T. HaisA made an official visit
/ of inspection to Canton Vnton. No
| Patriarch> Militant in Barre, Friday
/ night
judge L. T.. Waterman went to New
/ port tuesday and on Wednesday he open
/ court
Mrs William Chase Of Boston has been
/ visiting several days with her father
/ Rev John r. Cow. Mr. Chase was here
/ over sunday.
Mrs. K. y. Adams has returned to her
! nome IN Marlboro after spending a few
go Win Her mother, Mrs. y. W
| DuhKIee, on Williams street
Arthur W. Peach Instructor in the
A"eh school, West Newton. Mass. was
/ one OF the speakers at the Washington
'"''uay banquet in Sherborn. Mass.
John Il. Man!ey. Harold F. whitney.
i-u""'u j. Fenton and Capt f. J. Water
| man We're in Keene last evening where
/ '"ty We're initiated into the order of Elks
- n. Il, Lawrence has been i'll in the
neHloFlaI hospital several days suffering
| from congestion of the lungs. bur ne Is
making good progress toward recovery
Mrs. Harrette Call came home the first
OF the week from Guilford Centre where
Sne htd been caring for Mr.. and Mrs
monia ''' WI" P"eu
IT. nay mond Elmer of Bellows Falls,
Mo MO visited his parents Wednesday and
'ulS uaE, IS on crutches, having sustained
the ice. ~ Z" "a" y"
Arthur F. Roberts is in Pjtts6eld
Mass, this week to visit his brother DR.
'eu a. Roberts, who arrived home "A
- time ago after a trip. around the
"ol'u' accompanied by his wife.
+t i1HK /. Fish Of Vergennes. former ma
~ 49, nAhk examiner. visited in town
I'm ~, While on his way back home
| t'Tlh Flttsheld, Mass, where he derivere3
on saturday.
burnham, who has been attend
rs 'ne laWson-Hamilton college has
5one 10 Florence, Mass. where he will
c "UnA IN me office of the Nonotuck SILK
~ tba MISS lzetta Willis is working
al tne hrattleboro garage.
MISS Florence Berg. who bas baa,
son1 ing ing touch typewrlting in the Claw
sui hamilton college. has entered the
nar pi0S OF the Vermont Printing com
p"ny' she will operate the new tyna-
"r'er composing machine
r Sohh Leonard of Troy, N V foruarIv
,i,'a . OF the Nicolet theatre vieitaS
a. own over Sunday. He exnects to Iaavs
u,, Io Sn Two weeks for Mexico. where he
Cht,,, establish moving picture theatres In
NnIluahua and other cities
,o frank A Dunleavy will carry nm ,,a
,,atlorlng business which his fathor ~
years 'ohh Dunleavy, conducted many
thTee I'm, tm lhe Ryther building. He had
,ion Ears or training under the liirac-
w ion ,oi mis- father and Is wen nueiteed
""HNie the work in his line.
,HeoTge T. Phelps, a former arpIovo -,
VIC GaIpenter Organ company Is nov
Piona president of the Brockport N v
also nrHnitaIhulacturing company. He Is
Piandp 'eslueht OF the Mason and PheIns
tabiish company which has recentlv as.
'''eu large salesrooms in KeeDs