Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-05-03
eRATTLEeoRo PERSONAL.

Guy Howe of Athol was in town over Sun.
day
Morris, Case and family moved Monday to
Ralph Grout of Washington, d. c.. is visit
ing his parents.
Miss Edith Grant was visitor in Bernard.
ston over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Durham visited in
Daniel Aher Of Springfield, this state, was
in town over Sunday.
Miss Margaret Lannigan has returned after
a visit at her home in Brandon.
Mrs p r. Heffron went Saturday to Hol-
yoke to attend the funeral of Mrs. Kane
Mrs. Anna LaFrinea has returned from
Boston, where she visited her sister.
Miss Nancy Stmson, who visited at her
home in Claremont, has returned
Mrs D. F. Riley and daughter, Mary, visited
in Montague and Turner's Falls recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Endlich went to Spring
field Mass, Saturday for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs Guy Bidgood returned to
Ludlow Monday after two days visit here.
John G. Baker was in Ticonderoga, N. Y,
this week and returned with some fine horses.
Mrs Catherine Coleman is spending a week
in Holyoke with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Martin.
DIR. w. r. Noyes moved Tuesday from 46
Green street to the Sharp house on Prospect
street.
Miss Jessie Ransom and Miss Helen Kenney
of the Westfield normal school visiting in
their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Cassidy of Spring.
field, Mass, visited Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Pin
gree Sunday.
Patrick Griffin and family will move next
week from the kempf house on South Main
street to Holyoke
Mrs. Thomas II. Ssk of Arlington, Mass,
is spending two weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs J. T. Dennng
Mrs. Francis Weeks Of NSrthheld spent
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Connor
for appendicitis at the Farren hospital has
returned. He is able to be out.
Miss Minnie Miller has returned from a
| visit in Philadelphia. Her nephew, Herbert
Park, came with her for a visit.
| Mrs. Hortense S. Bruce. is substituting in
the Washington street primary school this
week for Miss Lillian Newton.
| Wednesday his run between here and New
| London after ten days vacation.
| George Dickey, overseer at Fort. Dummer
mills. returned Saturday after spending a few
| days in North Adams and Williamstown.
| Rev. Father M. J.. Carmody went last
evening to Ludlow where he will conduct
high mass in the church Sunday morning
Murray F. Hamilton who has finished his
s1d ed'h ose N nFh
Mrs. James NJ. Adams left yesterday
in Wiliiamstown, Mass and Albany, N. Y.
William Ebar finished work for the White
River Chair company and went Monday to
Worcester to visit his sister, Mrs. Emma
| King.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Dunbar have
moved from West Townshend to Thomas
| street Mr.. Dunbar is employed in Clark S
| grocery store.
Miss Elizabeth Spencer has recovered from
an attack of German measles, which kept her
confined to the house several days last week
| and this week.
Miss Edith Palmer OF Organ street under
| went an operation for appendicitis in the
Farren hospital in Montague Monday. She
| is making a good recovery.
Mr. aud Mrs Walter F. Spear will move
next week from the Walter Thomas farm in
| Chesterfield to Grove street to the tenement
vacated by Mrs. Heard
Willard c. Hazeton who has been engaged
to manage the local baseball team this season
was visitor in town Yesterday and was intro
duced to many OF the fans
Avalon Converse of Cleveland, Ohio, was
en, sue Mr r amd M nTdaG onSey I
from here to Troy, n. y, thence to Cleve'
| land.
Mr. and Mrs. E A. Chamberlain and Mrs
to attend the funeral OF their niece's husband
Walter Porter, who lost his life in the Titanic
| disaster
Mrs. Horace French returned Friday from
ale, who returned Sunday to his ch home oTae,o IN
N. H., is staying with Mrs. French.
Miss NJ. A. Campbell manager, Mrs. Mar
garet Fletcher, Mrs Annie Myers, Mss H ,id
| Brooks, Miss Eva Girouard and Miss Eliza
beth Glasheen OF Boston are in town TOR two
weeks demonstrating Davis's .. X. baking
powder.
Miss B. A. Ouinlan has returned from a
stay of two weeks in Fair Haven, where she
was called on account of the sudden death o.
a niece, Mrs. John Green z. j. snyder an; ano
held in Fair Haven last week.
Mrs. Abbie NJ. Harlow returned home last
| in Leonia, N. J. She resumed her teaching
Bin the fifth grade OF the Canal street school
Monday. Her PLACE was taken during her
absence by Mrs. w. T. Bruce.
theatre, was rendered a, bachelor supper II
the Albany cafe Wednesday evening by SIX o.
his most intimate friends, c. L; Gibbs, Fred
| L. Minis, Royal w. Johnson, Florance Fern
ter, Francis Blake and T. " stone; VT
Secretary Oscar F. Benson of the Valle,
Fair association went to Springfield, Mass.
this morning to meet fair managers IRON
Massachusetts and Connecticut in Cooley
hotel at noon today They VII discuss sinai ma.
tiers of mutual interest, including iair attrac
tons, exhibits and racing
Mrs Mary Landerhn, who lived severa
years with Mr., and Mrs. ohm Cookery at TN
Spofford House, Spofford lake, has retu.ne.
Cookery have sold their hotel to Mr.. Grant
proprietor of Hotel Ellis in Keene, and the
have gone to Hinsdae to live.
Edward James OF johannesburg, Sout
Africa, representative OF the White RIVER Chal
| company, came yesterday to stay Jew day
in town. He came to this country on tn
steamship Mauretana. His sister advised hir
to come on the Titanic, which sank with owe
1000 persons but he already had arranged 10