Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-03-09
PERSONAL.

,,n.,p smear of Greenfield has been in
Dvn briefly.
Fred G. Gale has greeted Brattleboro
lend, this week.
F 4. Starkey goes today to New York
a business trip.
cb,s Robb, row of Readsboro, has
,on in town this week.
robn Lynch of rs Elliot street is add
,g niazla to his house.
" II Horton is confined to the house
ritb an attack of tonsilitis.
rho late 4. b. Hall carried insurance
oIicies amounting to S5OOO
uSandy" Suter returned Monday from
IL visit TO his old home in Scotland.
" F. Root went to Pepperell Mass,
.o.teriay on business trip of several
II y Rawson returned Monday from
rornisb. y. H., where he visited for sew
sral weeks
Annie PELLET of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. B. Barrett.
Harold Boynton has returned from
three weeks trip to Boston, and Provi-
dence, r. l.
Mrs DeWese Dewitt has spent the
mast week in Springfield, this state, her
former home,
Frank Stetson, who has been attending
tbe North street school returns to his home
in Grove today
Bert Wilder, cartoonist for Harper's
Bazar and Weekly, has been guest at
the Brooks House.
Fred Cressy has made an engagement
for one year with E. A. Starkey & Co.,
beginning April l.
viii Stockwell has taken the tenement
At fine corner of Elliot and School streets
vacated by Mr. Haigh.
c. A. Harris is moving from the Clark
bouse on High street to the home of his
mother on Oak street.
c. H. Wyman of Fitchburg, Mass,
agent for the Waverly bicycle, has been
the guest of C. c. Tyler.
Christopher McCourt will take the part
in "The Octoroon' which was first as
signed to Miss Woodland.
Miss Jeanne Hall will spend Sunday at
Prospect Hill school in Greenfield, Mass,
with Miss Alice Leonard.
Fred c. Gale and Wylie Moore are soon
to open a wholesale liquor and tobacco
store at Gloversville, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Carpenter have
broken up housekeeping and will take
rooms at the Brooks House.
E.P. Foster has moved from the corner
of Elliot and School streets to Mr.. Gill
KEYS house on Chaplin street.
DR.. Chas. Cutter and H. G. Langley of
Peterboro, n. H., are at Mrs. b. n. Cham
berlain's as guests for few days.
Mrs. Bertha Maynard and children re-
turned to Springfield, Mass, Tuesday after
visit with her mother, Mrs. A. j. Hor-
ton.
Mrs. Charles Root and daughter Daisy,
mother and sister of Will F. Root, return
ed home yesterday after a visit of several
days.
W. S. Pine left Monday for New York,
where he has a position in the seed de-
partment of William Elliot d Sons, Dey
street.
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Kimball left Tues
day morning for Conshohocken, Pa, to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Kimbalr S
father.
Mrs. Field, who has been the guest of
her daughters, Mrs. E. A. Atwood and
Mrs. Wilson, returned Wednesday to her
home in Fair Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcclure passed
their 18th wedding anniversary Monday
evening and the event was celebrated by
gathering of a few friends
S;v+oov, 1o1;oe want 10 Tho hoYna Of Mrc
Fred Thomas above West river Wednes-
day afternoon, where they spent pleasant
social time and partOok of supper.
The choir at the Universalist church
now consists of male quartet, Walter
Gilbert and Walter Stearns, tenors, and Ed
son Burnham and Ned Blanchard, bassos
Mrs. S. 5. Hunt and Mrs. G. p. Dewitt
left yesterday for Florida. Mrs. Hunt
will spend about three weeks south, but
Mrs. Dewitt will remain for longer time
F. D. Wright has gone to Marlboro tC
succeed L.. +. Swain as sawyer in ID. p
Prescott's mill. Mr.. Swain enters the
employ of Newton Bros. at Wilmington
George L. Hall, who has of late beer
working in Vernon, sprained an ankle
Tuesday night while at work on a train il
PloN' vi q man WIN was az
sent.
The friends of f. F. Stratton will regre
to learn that he is to leave the Vernon
Loan d Trust company to accept re
sponsible position in a Northampton saw
ings bank
Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Hough have beef
in Bellows Falls this week, where Mr.
Hough delivered his address on GLOW t.
get there before the Epworth league o
the Methodist church.
James F. Hooker was one of the usher
at the reception given by Rev. and Mrs
Dwight of Yale college last Friday evening
being one of the two representatives iron
the academic department of the JUNO
class.
Miss Lulu Cressy left yesterday TO
Cleveland, Ohio, where she will be tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker TO
three or four weeks. Her place in the te
ephone exchange will be taken by Miss lie
ma Henkel.
The docket of the March term of tn
Washington county court, which opens a
Montpelier March Is, contains 391 cases
including 35 criminal, As chancery and 4
divorce cases. Judge James Tyler
BratIleborO presides.
There was a large attendance at tn
meeting of Friendship circle at Mrs. A. j
Horizons on Canal street last Thursda