Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-13
5RATTLE9oRo PERSONAL.

IL, D. Goodell was in Boston this week
on business.
Miss Sophia Beebe spent Sunday in
Manchester.
Earl Ingram began work last week at
the Brattleboro Retreat.
E. w. Houghton of Providence was in
town Monday and Tuesday.
Edward Briggs is visiting a few days
at his home in Bennington.
Mrs. Warner Burrows of Athol visited
in Vernon and Brattleboro recently.
Miss Minerva Lyon returned to her
school in North Attleboro Saturday.
Thomas Heaphy of the Pavilion hotel,
Montpelier, was in town over Sunday
Mrs Robinson of Natlck, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. B. Slmonds.
c. e. Benson was a guest of his son,
c. j. Benson, in whately, Mass, over
Sunday.
John Nesbitt, from Springfield, Mass,
was at his home in West Brattleboro over
Sunday.
Miss Babbitt has returned to her home
on Pearl street after an absence of several
weeks.
Rev. Father LEcuyer went Tuesday to
Bennington to assist at a forty hours de-
votion.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Clark of Moosup,
Conn, are visiting at d. p. Prescott's in
Vernon.
Mrs. Roach of South Deerfeld Mass,
has been a guest of Mrs. ]. c. Howe
this week
Mrs. A. J. Bower returned to the Brooks
House Monday after spending the winter
in Pennsylvania.
DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Pettee returned Sun
day night from New York where they
spent several days.
DR.. and Mrs Stanton S. Eddy of Mid
dlebury visited at Milton II. Eddy's on
Maple street last week
Mrs Lila Royce has taken the apart
ment vacated by Major Houghton in the
Colonial on High street.
Rev. Father LEcuyer said mass in
South Vernon Sunday. He was accom-
panied by John Aher as altar boy.
Frank Prescott has moved here from
Springfield, Mass, and taken a tenement
in the Heffron house on Frost street.
p. j. Ferrter, who was in critical
condition with inflammatory rheumatism
the first of the week. is slowly improving.
George Shaffner returned yesterday to
New York city after a short visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Shat
ner.
Charles a Harris has bought the Ste
vens- Duryea touring car and the motor
boat owned by the late Charles w. Dun
ham.
Mrs. w. C. Johnson of Riverside, Mass,
and her daughter, Mrs. Henry Lowe Of
| Springfield, Mass, were recent visitors in
| town.
Miss Ethel Rich returned Saturday to
| her home in Brookheld this state, after
visiting a week with her aunt, Mrs. Ada
Bruce.
Miss Margaret Daley Of New York,
member of the general executive board OF
| the Germent Workers union was in town
| part of the week.
! Miss Emily Ericsson of the Mrs. w. F.
! Neal millinery shop was in Hartford,
! Conn, the first of the week studying the
advanced styles in summer millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Mead, who re-
manned in town several days after coming
here for the burial of the body of Miss
Mary Mead, returned Saturday to New
York.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Walker returned
Monday night after a visit of two weeks
! in Brooklyn During their absence they
went to various places of interest on
| Long Island.
Mrs Mary E. Noble, 60, mother of Mrs.
Elmer D. Phelps of Brattleboro, died in
Westfeld Sunday. She was the wife OF
William a. Noble. The funeral was held
! wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wright of Green
field. Mass, who had been visiting in
town a week, went Tuesday to Bernard
! ston, where they will visit Mr.. Wright S
| parents before returning to Greenfield
Charles f. Mann and Thomas A. Aus
| tin attended in Burlington Monday and
| Tuesday the state convention OF the
Knights of Columbus. Mr. Mann was
elected secretary of the state organiza-
ton.
Col. w. n Brown of Springfield this
state, president of Vermont Automobile
club, was in Brattleboro Tuesday on his
way home from Springfield, Mass, viii
his new National touring car bought o
Manley Brothers.
Albert O. Field of East orange, N. J..
visited over Sunday with his uncle, Capt
II. c. Streeter. Mr., Field visited scenes
of his boyhood in Chesterfield Sunday anc
on Monday left to open Is summer nome
in West Corinth, this state.
Those from out of town who ATTENDED
Miss Katherine Doyle's funeral were p. NJ
BAKER and two sons, Edward and Pat
rick. Mrs. Johanna Kelley and son. Ber
nard of Somerville and George Lander
fine of Springfield, Mass
7 G. IJuery returned the latter part
the week after a visit of seVeral uay'
in New York city, where he met M
sister-in-law, Mrs. Dudley OF SAM
Monica, Cal, previous to her departure
on an extended European trip,
Visitors in Bellows Falls over Sunda!
were Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Knowiton W.T.
their daughter, Miss Eva Knowltoh; Nj
and Mrs. Norman Howe at Dr. Il. II
Gorham's; Miss Gladys Kimball and MIS-
Rose Putnam at the formers nome
Miss Mary Fits and Miss Mary shak
shober went to New York Friday ana o.
Saturday they sailed on the North Ger
man Lloyd liner Neckar for Naples. Inc
will visit various European countries re
turning about Aug. l. c. c. Fits ana soI