Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-04-19
eRATrLEeoRo PERSONAL.

John Dennson If Bellows Falls was in
town this week
C. E. Glidden and H. p Webster are
in Boston this week.
Miss Pansy Leahy visited Sunday in
Orange with her aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant of Canal street
were in Boston this week.
Mrs. Elvira Loomis has gone to Wal
than to visit her son.
J. Willard Cobb went to Montpelier
today to visit several days.
Miss Minnie Miller will go today 10
Philadelphia for a ten days visit.
Thomas Doyle returned to Worcester
Wednesday after a short visit in town.
Mrs. Gladys Caldwell went Saturday
to her home in Chesterfield for a visit
Mrs Minnie Stebbins has gone to West
Brattleboro to care for Mrs. A. C. Clisbee.
c. W. Wilcox and Miss Frances Guild
of the post-offce force are ill in their
homes.
CORTLAND Lewis returned yesterday
after a two weeks stay at his home in
Grafton.
Mrs. Frank Cullen and Mrs. ]. T
Ridden of Bellows Falls were in town
Monday.
j. p. Shurtleff went yesterday to
Springfield, Mass, to attend a meeting
of Odd Fellows.
Mrs. Jerry Twyon of Springfield, Mass,
visited Sunday in her former home on
Williams street
John T. Austin, clerk at the post office,
is i'll with tonslits in his home on South
Main street
Mrs. A. B. Mack of Bellows Falls
visited Wednesday with her mother,
Mrs. Fred Davis
Miss Ella Stewart spent Wednesday In
Greenfield and at the Farren hospital
in Montague city
Mrs. Francis Weeks of Mortified.
Mass, visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John O'Connor, yesterday
Miss Catherine Moran of New London,
Conn, is spending two weeks with Miss
Katharine Hartnett.
John Riley who was seriously i'll at
the Farren hospital after an operation
for appendicitis, is recovering
Miss Annie McGrath, who was on the
Pacific coast and in Panama during the
winter, returned home this week.
John Moore moved Tuesday from the
Barber building on Clark street to the
Doolittle apartment house on Spring
street
Timothy Heartily of Balyvourney
County Cork, Ireland came here Thurs
day. He is staying with his aunt, Mrs
Richard Heaphy.
Thomas Ryan and family moved yes
terday from Vernon street to the Vinton
building at the corner of South Main
and Canal streets.
Martin Dunn of Mountain Mills Is in
town this week on business with the
Boston & Maine agents in regard to the
sale of his property on Reed street.
Mrs. George Pierce is ill with pneu-
monia in her home in the Barrows build
ing on Main street. A nurse from the
Memorial hospital is caring for her.
Mrs. ]. L. Gates of Newfane visited
Wednesday and Thursday with her sis
ter, Mrs. Horace French. George Good
ale of Gardner spent Wednesday there
Miss Celeste Stebbins who has been
housekeeper for the past year and a half
for 1. o. p. Smith of Canal street, has
returned to the home of her brother,
| Alfred Stebbins of Guilford, for an in
| definite stay on account of the illness
| of Mrs. Stebbins.
Carmi Chandler and family have moved
! from the French house corner of Vernon
| and Hudson streets recently sold to the
| Boston and Maine railroad, to Birge
! street. Edward Fecto has moved from
the same house to the watercure build
| ing on Elliot street.
Miss Nellie Aher was in town Sunday
| on her way from the Farren hospital
in Montague, where she had been to see
her brother, Martin Aher, who recently
! underwent an operation for appendix
| tits, to her home in st. Adams. Mr. Aher
is making a good recovery.
John Griffin and sisters, Miss Mary
and Miss Abbie Griffin will move within
| week from their home on Vernon
street, which they recently sold to the
| Boston & Maine railroad, to the two
tenement house on Clark street which
they recently bought of George A. Eeis
They will occupy the upstairs tenement
I. o. p. Smith was in South Newfane
Sunday to represent the Bruce family
and give a sketch of the life Of the Rev
| Mansfield Bruce, at the dedication of a
memorial window. which has been placed
In the Baptist church by his relatives
Mr.. Smith is a grandson or Rev. Mr..
| Bruce.
! Miss Minora Chamberlain of North
field, a cousin OF Mrs. Fred Dillback
underwent an operation for appendicitis
Monday in the Springfield. Mass, hos
pital. She Is making a good recovery
Alkaline and Edith Meacham returned
Saturday to their home in Townshend
after weeks visit with their aunt Mrs,
Dillback.