Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-04-14
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Peter Bourbon of Greenfield is in town
Miss Margaret Lillis visited in Spring
field, Mass, this week
Byron T. Atwood visited his mother in
Boston over Sunday.
Stanley Louis Dompier of Canal street
is recovering from the measles.
Mrs Amy B. Ryan will leave tomorrow
for a six weeks vacation in Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Barber went to
Boston this week to remain several days.
Mrs. c. l.. Gibbs, who was operated
upon is Springfield last week, is improv
ing
Miss Cassie McMenimen. who was in
Boston through the winter, has returned
home.
Miss Emma Dutton went to New York
Wednesday to visit relatives about two
weeks.
Jerry Sullivan visited in town this week
on his way from Worcester to Mortified,
this state.
Mrs. G. D. Austin of Springfield. this
state, is spending a week at C. A.
Waitman's.
Wells b Miller of the University of
Pennsylvania is spending the Easter va
cation at home.
Joseph Aher will take a position as
clerk in II. p. Wellman & Cos clothing
store tomorrow.
Mrs. George H. Harris is i'll with ton
silitis. Miss Marion Stone is assisting
with her housework
Miss Lillian Tunney has returned to
her home in Waterbury after several
months stay in town.
J. X. Batchelder of Arlington came
here the last of last week on business
connected with the county court.
Mrs. Leroy Jones and little daughter
are visiting at b. II. Smiths in Newfane.
Mr. Jones was with them over Sunday.
Nicholas Ryan and daughters. Nellie
and katherine of Greenfield We're in
town Saturday to attend The Rosary"
Mrs. Elton Williams returned today to
her home in Grafton after receiving six
months treatment at the Memorial
hospital.
Attorney General John G.. Sargent of
Ludlow and NJ. C. Weber of Rutland
were visitors in town Wednesday and
yesterday.
Thomas Lynch returned Tuesday after
five years of extensive travelling, which
included visits to Panama, Mexico and
the Philippines.
Charles r. Simonds has been elected
to represent Prospect lodge, n. e. o. p,
in the grand lodge session which meets
in Burlington Tuesday. April "a.
Miss Emily r. Clapp returned Friday
from Los Angeles. where she went last
December. She visited in Kansas, Buffa-
10 and Niagara Falls on the way home.
Perley Winchester of Newfane has en-
tered the employ of the Durham Broth
ers company in the wholesale depart
ment and Louis Rate Is employed in the
retail store.
r. w. Nesbitt and family have moved
this week to South Vernon, where Mr.
Nesbitt will carry on the Richardson
farm. Mr.. Nesbitt has finished work for
Robbins & Cowles.
Miss Alice Torrey, who returned re-
Gently from Franconia, went We'd
nesday to the Farren hospital in Mon
tague. where she was operated on yes
terday for spinal trouble.
Dennison Cowles has been in Boston
and Providence this week. A meeting OF
the directors of the Fort Dummer Mills
was held in Providence yesterday. Mr.
Cowles is expected home today
Prof. and Mrs. Wllliston Walker and
daughter. Elizabeth, OF New Haven
Conn., came yesterday Tor a snort stay
Preparations are being made for opening
their summer home at the corner OF
Linden and Williston streets.
Mrs. Julia r. Miller has gone to stay
with her sister, Miss Fannie Il. Rice. on
her place near the Miller farm on Put
ney road. Miss Rice is in feeble health
Edward Reed OF "Sunnybank" is doing
the sugaring on the Miller farm.
d. Latchis of Hinsdale, who peddles
fruit here, has written from Greece I'M
der date of March 30, that he was about
to start for home with his wife, son and
daughter and would soon meet his old
customers The members of his family
have not yet been in this country.
Among those from out of town who
attended the funeral OF Edward l.. Cook
Saturday afternoon in the home were his
son, Walter Il. Cook of Richmond, Va,
his brother, Morris w. Cook OF Newport
II. l., ID, C. Fogg of Keene, Mr.. and Mrs
]. r. Holman of Hinsdale and Mrs j.
H. Cook OF Athol.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Durham and
daughters, Evelyn and Marion, returned
yesterday from a three weeks trip to
the West Indies and Bermudas. The
trip was very pleasant and after the
third day out from New York the weather
was such that only light clothing was
necessary. They visited every island OF
importance except Hayti and skirted the
shores Of that.