Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-18
eRATTLE7oRo PERSONAL.

Walter f. sturges is visiting a few days
in Heartwellville.
NJ. J. Moran was in Springfield, Mass,
Monday on business
Mrs. Albert Rockwell has gone to Stra-
ford, Conn, to visit her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Einstein of Bos-
ton visited their brother, e. Einstein,
Saturday and Sunday.
c. f. Richardson has moved from Gull
ford to Brattleboro. He will begin work
for d. Frank Shea April l.
Mrs. L. b. Stevens and son, Bernard
H., of Manchester, N. H., are visiting
Mrs Stevens's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H
G. Fiheld.
r. i. Reed of Shelburne Falls visited
Mrs. Reed and daughter the first Of the
week at the home of his brother Clarence
w Reed.
Miss Elizabeth Newcomb visited at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
john II. Newcomb, in Leyden the first
Of the week
Mrs. Don Scovfne and two daughters
returned Friday after visit with Mrs
Scovilles mother, Mrs. Hail. in East
Westmoreland
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Downer and
dauhter, Ruth, have returned from visit
Of few days with relatives and friends
in Worcester and Leominster.
Sherman Abbott returned Tuesday from
Northampton, where he went to assist
F. A. Tuthill and family in their prepara-
tions for moving to Brattleboro.
Henry Robinson OF The Phoenix COM
posing room force visited from Friday to
Monday with his brother who is foreman
in the office of the Waterbury Record
George A. Gibbs left this morning for
a business trip to New York. Mr.. Gibbs
has been conducting the 5 and 10 cent
IA.
Forrest Orkins went to New York Marcn
/.
Mrs. g. L. Warner went yesterday 10
ChicOpee for a short visit with Mrs.
Addie Duquette. Mr.. Warner will Join
her today and they will leave on trip
Of three or four weeks to Washington and
Florida.
Attorney c. c. Fits and Mrs. Fits
viii leave Atlantic City today or tomor-
row for New York, Mr.. Fits coming
nome tomorrow Mrs Fits will remain
in New York for a brief visit. Miss
Mary Fits will go to New York to visit
and return with her.
j. E Han, after a stay of several
weeks in Washington and in Virginia,
! returned home Tuesday night. His
| daughter Miss Hortense Hall, VINO has
! been in Washington during a large part
| OF the winter, is now staying with
! friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Grace Van Gumster, the nurse,
| went to Windsor some weeks ago to care
! for a child III with scarlet fever. Miss
! Van Gumster contracted the disease and
her sister, Miss Katherine Van Gumster,
| has been in Windsor the past two or
| three weeks caring for her.
| Christie B. Crowell, A. p. SimonJs II.
| w. Simonds and James A. Hoadley at
| tended the district meeting of Royal Arch
| Masons, held in Springfield, this state,
| Tuesday night Mr.. Crowell filed the Of
flee Of high priest in comforting the Royal
! Arch degree in the evening.
Miss Ruth Brown came from Northamp-
ton Friday accompanied by five Of her
Smith college friends-Laura WeT worth
of Spokane, Wash, Agnes Meg of
| McGraw, y. Y, Irene Overly of U ems
| burg, Pa, Olive Scudder of HI u on,
l. L. and Louise Walker of FP m,
this state. Miss Brown enter v ner
| guests Saturday at a sugar at her
evening the six young ladies returned to
| Northampton.
Dr. F. H. O'Connor, who sold his resi-
dence on Main street to the Brattleboro
| Masonic Building association, viii move
| to the Burnham house ON Main street,
which he bought some time ago, as soon
as repairs now being made there are
| completed. He viii live in the south
part of the house, and he has leased
| the north part to Charles F. Mann.
| Practically all of the interior of the
| house will be rebuilt. DIR. O'ConnoT
plans to have an office in the business
| section of the village.