Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-06-02
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.


Henry PELHAM of Hatfield visited Sun |
day at NJ. j. Larrabee's.
Mrs. Sarah Chapman of Greenfield is |
the guest of Mrs E. E. Perry.
Miss Mary O'Donoghue of Boston is
visiting Miss Catherine Hartnett
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hackley of Green
| field were here over Memorial day.
Madam Balestier returned yesterday
after an extended visit in New York.
Mrs. Mary Peel of Rochester, N. Y, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. c. ]. Paro.
Milton Bowers will leave tomorrow for
an indefinite stay in Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Ruby Estey was a visitor in
Millers Falls the early part of the week.
Tracey Knott of Westfield visited Sun
day with Mrs. Knott at Harvey Canedy's.
Mrs. Walter Stacey and Mrs. Whitney
visited the Farren hospital in Montague
| Saturday
Miss Mona Hennessy and Miss Barrett
of Bellows Falls were in town Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs A. j. Bracket and son, Allen,
will go to Boston Tuesday to consult an
eye specialist.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Emerson are en-
| joying a vacation at Mr.. Rouillard's
Mountainside.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Houghton of West
town this week.
John Bowie of Greenfield and Arthur
Strand of Amherst college were visitors
in town Memorial day
Manager E. NJ Adds of the Twin
State company is attending an electrical
convention in New York.
Mrs. Henry Campbell of Washington,
d. c., Is making a visit of a few weeks
here and in Dummerston.
ter, Mrs. Coane of Meriden, Conn, were
here over Memorial day.
Mrs. Ida NJ Frizzell and son, Abbott,
have moved from Brook street to the
Stuart house on Canal street.
Mrs. Nettie Starr Clement of Brooklyn
and her sister, Mrs. Cressy of Hartford
were at the Melrose the first of the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bordeau returned to
Woodstock Monday after a weeks visit
with their son, Frederick, on Canal
street.
Miss Hlman Anderson and Miss Jose
phine Foss will sail on the steamer Baltis
Saturday for trip to their old home in
= Sweden.
Arthur Dewitt has returned home from
Boston, having finished his first years
study in the Massachusetts institute OF
Technology.
y. w OdIStul vi opIIuSllelu, Mass,
, who has been spending a few days with
: his son, f. c. Sargent, will return to his
! home today.
Miss Blanche Il. Boucher returned
Wednesday to her home in Hinsdale after
several days visit with Miss Mary Liis
r on Pellet street.
s., Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. St. Germaine will
d. go tomorrow to Gardner, Mass, to remain
\ there during the summer with Mrs. St
= Germaine's sister.
MIR and Mrs. W. II. Barrett moved
$ their household goods to Orange this
Y week. Mr.. Barrett bought market
$ Their last November.
, Albert y. Larrabee, who has been
$ working in Newfane, visited his brother,
e NJ j. Larrabee, Wednesday on his way
$ to his home in Orange.
p. Mrs Mary Hackett of Holyoke spent
. Memorial day with Mrs. Michael Devine
4 of Vernon street, going from here to
<eene to visit her sister.
n Mr.. and Mrs. c. McCourt and Mr.. and
h Mrs. II. ]. Nahan were with Mrs. Nc
= Courts mother in Sharon, this state
=. from Saturday to Wednesday.
e The marriage engagement of Miss Nora
d Fitzgerald, formerly of Bratteboro, now
e of Springfield. Mass to Walter McGrath
n of Springfield has been announced.
), James NJ: Adams. who was editor of
- sold recently, began work this week fol-
: f. L. Hildreth & Co. as proofreader.
d Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Bishop of New
~ Haven, Conn, are visiting Mrs Bishop
4 father, John l.. Retting. They made tn
a trip from New Haven by automobile
John Clarity returned today from tn
Farren hospital Montague, Mass, wher
he he has been five weeks for treatment fl
H. broken kneecap He has recovered
+ \. II. Chamberlain has come to Brat
~ tleboro from Newberry S. c., to live fo
~ the present. He is engaged in brick con
~ struction work on the Fort Dummt
~ Mills.
al George f. Bishop spent Memorial da
u in town He is engaged in forestry
re bennington and has enough contract
i'm on hand to keep him busy until abot
ne Sept. l.
st Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bailey returne
he Sunday from their honeymoon trip in t
L., northern part of the state and bega
to housekeeping in the Newton house c
nd South Main street.
In Mrs. Mary Mcguire and son, Daniel, al
to granddaughter Mary Claire, have retur
ST. ed from Provincetown, Mass, where thu
ut attended the funeral of Mrs. Mcguire
Ie' daughter Mrs John Claire.
oe The banns of marriage We're publisht
- Sunday in st. Michaers Roman Cathol
w. church between George Ambrose Lou
Ranger of Holyoke and Miss Gertru(
r. Sophia Canedy of Brattleboro.
90 Miss Marjorie Crosby went Wednesdf
He to Meriden, Conn, to remain tv
of weeks She will be one of Il
Is bridesmaids at a wedding to be celebra
nd ed in that city next Wednesday.
ro. Mrs. Henry X Willard returned Sa
of urday from Washington, d. c., where 81
of had been visiting Mr. Willard, who
ID convalescent in the Garfield Memoir
ng hospital after an operation for append
,ut citis.
in Frank s. Holbrook returned from
months stay with his children al
,ot friends in California and Iowa the fir
100 of the week He is visiting his siste
en Mrs. Elbea A, Reed, on Washingt
he street.
ire Senior Manuel L. Quezon and MI
nd Frederick w. Chlds were in town a she
ter time Yesterday afternoon on their WI
to to Mortified, this state, where Sen
,ok Quezon will speak this afternoon a
the evening.
ned Conductor George l.. Spafford and NJ
ity Spafford of New London are In town II
ok week attending the dedication of t
ong Masonic temple. II. NJ. Whittier
nty Hadley Mass, is also in town for t
Ire, dedication.
Mr Elias Foley, who has been at the
vas mortal hospital two weeks on account
ne injuries received by falling 40 feet fro
nc an electric pole at the dam. Is able
t els be out on the street, although not
hes fully recovered