Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-04-22
9RATTLE5oRo PERSONAL.

Miss Lizzie. McVeigh IS visiting in Ger
mantown. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Coates are in Bos-
ton this week
Raymond Frost of Newark, Ohio. was
home over Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Marten has finished work at
the Brattleboro House.
Arthur Grover has moved from Is
Canal street to Esteyvile.
William Moriarty OF Northfeld. Vt.
spent Wednesday in town.
Mrs. VIII Harris of West Dover is in
town this week with friends.
Mrs. Annie G. Cobb is very seriously III
at her home on Linden street.
Mrs. p. r. Hebron returned Saturday
after a visit in Ludlow, Mass.
John Brosnahan Of New York Is at
home for a vacation OF 10 days.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gould have begun
housekeeping at Is Clark street.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Martin and child
Of Holyoke are visitors in town.
]. Earl Mellen is travelling through
western states on business trip.
Misses Anna Griffin and JIl!a Moyni-
| han of Holyoke are working In town.
+ f Fisher Of Leominster spent the
first of the week at F. c. Sargents.
Mrs. T. D. Rodenbush OF Kenne was
| guest at \. :. Thompson's this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Rocket Of
| Springfield, Mass spent sunday in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Parkhurst of Chelsea, Vt.
| are visiting their son, W II. Parkhurst.
Ernest Aldrich has moved from Clark
street to the Stewart house on Canal
| street
Mrs O. r. Ramsey of Springfield. Mass,
! spent the latter part OF last week in
| town.
Mrs. Z. White is spending some time
with her daughter Mrs. Cheney, in South
| Newfane.
Miss Anna Cavanaugh of Springfield,
Mass, spent part Of the week at her
home here.
Judson Stafford is running an express
wagon. with headquarters at Boyce s
fish market.
James b Sullivan of Norwood, Mass.
visited at Thomas Ryan's from Saturday
until Tuesday.
Howard c. Hoyt who is attending
school at Mount Hermon, is here for q
weeks vacation.
Mrs Harrington, the nurse, has re-
turned from Worcester, where she haC
been several weeks.
DR. and Mrs Richard 4. McGillcuddy
Of Turner's Falls came Tuesday for &
brief visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutting have moved from
the Eels house on South Main street L
No. S South Main street
Miss Leona Larrow and Frank Larrov
have returned to their home in Holyok
after a visit with relatives.
Edward Moran returned to his HON
, Saturday from the Memorial hospital
| He is able to be about the house.
Mrs w. G.. Doolittie is in the Farre
/ | hospital in Montague, where she under
/. | went serious operation Tuesday.
Col. ]. G. Estey and Capt. L. d. Taylo
were in Bradford Wednesday to atten
= the funeral of Gen. w. II. Gilmore.
t John Lynch and daughter, Miss Maj
e garet, were in Holyoke Sunday to al
n tend the funeral of Mr.. Lynch's niece.
Mrs. II. E. Moore of Springfield, Mass
Il was a guest of her daughter, Mrs. j.
Bollinger, from Saturday to Tuesday
= Leon Hewitt, who has been unable
work several weeks on account of an In
jury to his shoulder. is now i'll with grill
e Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Roess are e9
?, pected home next week from Bosto
where Mr.. Roess recently underwent a
operation,
Miss s. f. Griswold will return frol
. Ludlow to Brattleboro the last of tn
- week to resume her dressmaking buslne
= at l Union street.
HAdIl AHblahl allu A'iii'y o.
o with relatives in West Brattleboro. The
= plan to make their home here as SOC
n as they find a suitable tenement.
a Mrs. ]. X. Parker, who came Mort
5 recently from Florida, is now In Sprini
J. field, Mass, where she will remain se'
e eral weeks before returning to Brattl
J. boro.
= Mrs. o. A. Alvord of Elm sire
~ reached her Goth birthday anniversai
n Tuesday in her home. On account
3 the condition of her health no celebrate
was held, but she received many flowe
and friendly remembrances.
Mrs. Thomas Martin of Elliot sire
ID has broken up housekeeping. She so
" her furniture at private sale and we
yesterday to Northampton TO live wi