Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-03-16
PERSONAL.

MI ana Mrs. y. j. Pratt entertain a mar
W at whist this evening.
VIII Harris of Springfield, Mass. has
been in town this week.
Z. w. Durham left yesterday on busi-
ness trip to Boston and Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith entertained
party at whist Saturday evening.
Mrs. H. G. Clark is visiting at her old
nome in Manchester, this state
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Starkey 20 to New
York next week to visit Mrs. Starkev's
father.
w. Z. Jones attended the banquet of the
North Adams board of trade Tuesday
evening.
Miss Annie Summerville of Holyoke has
been at Mrs. P. X. Whites recently for
few days.
F. W. McGettrick of St. Adams will be
the Memorial day orator in Brattleboro
this year.
j. W. Davies, representative of Cluett,
Conn d Co., of Troy, N. Y, has been the
guest of E. A. Starkey.
L. D. Taylor is making business trip
through the state in the interest of the Ma
tional Life Insurance company.
Mrs. A. E. Atwood gave spread tea to
few friends Wednesday. Choice refresh
ments were served in unique style.
j. H. Chamberlain had a sale of horses
at Winchendon, Mass, yesterday. George
Adams went to Winchendon with him.
John Dolan, finisher at the Carpenter
Organ company's factory, has given up
work and will return to Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Stoddard, who has been with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Streeter, re-
turned to her home in Saxtons River Fri
day.
Miss Mamie Wells of Fonda, N. Y, who
has been the guest of her aunt, Miss Ag-
mes Gale, leaves this week for trip to Bos-
ton and New York before returning home
II. S. Josselyn is now at his former home
in Bridgewater, where he will get out the
finish for the house which he intends to
build the coming season to replace the one
burned
Miss Mary Donnell, who went last week
to New Jersey for visit with her sister,
was joined by Mrs. Edgett in New York
on Tuesday, where they will remain until
next week.
II. NJ. Wood, who has the county agency
for the Heating bicycle, has appointed f.
A. Willard, jr., agent at Wilmington, H.
L. Putnam at Jacksonville, and H. A.
Mclean at Jamaica.
John r. Bliss left yesterday for Des
Moines, Iowa, with his valuable stallion,
George R., fine specimen of the Yer
mont Morgan horse, which will undoubted-
ly attract much attention among western
breeders
Chas. Bemis has moved from the old
toll house on the island to the corner of
Hudson and Vernon streets; G. B. Street
er from Is Green to 80 South Main street
Julius Nichols from % Birge street to
MILESTONE block.
w. II. Case drove Tuesday to Spring
field, Mass, where his family joined him
yesterday, and where they will make their
home. Mrs. Cases mother and sister
Mrs. Streeter and Miss Minnie, will move
to Springfield some time in June.
Mrs. w. S. Spear entertained all the
members of the original "goose party last
Friday at her home on Elliot street, the
gathering being in honor of Mrs. c. II
Sherman, the founder and originator o.
the party, who migrated to Keene, n. H.
| two years ago.
Charles f. Harris. former manager o
the Brattleboro Beef company, greeted
friends in town yesterday. The case TO
personal damages which Albert Larrabe,
brought against him will be tried at tn,
present session of the Windham count,
court. Mr.. Harris now has charge of tn
Swift Beef company's branch house a
Lewiston, Me.
George F. Rugg, formerly sub-maste
of the High school, has been in town
few hours today receiving cordial greeting
from all his old friends. Mr. Rugg i
spending the spring vacation at his grand
mothers in Mortified, having made tn
journey from Worcester to that place OF
foot, "for what there was in it, by way Q
recuperation.
Geo. A. Holland, the new town clerk a
Hinsdale, is remembered by many Brattle
boro friends as former employe in tn
local express office. Young Holland wen
from here to Bellows Falls, but is now tn
agent of the American express compan
and the proprietor of the village hack a
Hinsdale. He is a young man for the pc
sition, but all who know him declare tina
he is "all right"