Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-03-23
PERSONAL

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.. rn., B.. visiting al his old home
Woodstock
49,. U..Isu .s In New York a. a guest
M b Powers.
Iit oi Boston has been at the
.. U.I.a IhIs week.
a.. D. A. uouglton and Miss Emma
.It.H ar. Iu Boston.
a.. ,... Uession leaves today for two
...t..f .u Fuchburg, Mass.
A.. D - Brown Is now able 90 be out,
...I ..rs 100 since last December
A.. Elliot. the school teacher, Is spend
,I..V week ai her home In Haverhil.
,....... Clamp returned Tuesday after a
...... frip 81 a few days Ia New York.
o. Perry is I'M Boston this week. Les
ua.ur is at work in Mr.. Perry's store.
NJ and Mrs. Fred c. Gale leave Monday
!. .- ,l,.r new home in Gloversville, N Y.
N... Florence Retting entertained a
.-.... ~ her young friends Tuesday even
Mis-. Clarabel Eddy is spending part of
.- vacation with sister in Winchester,
IN H.
Mis-, Mabel Freeman is back at her work
In Eu,rh a Coz store, after an illness of
eu days
THE Wheel club orchestra will give a
.,rrel concert in the club room Sunday
afternoon.
Harry Hodgkins, who has spent the
u,rfer al the home of his father in Florida,
Return, this week.
Gov and Mrs. Fuller arrived in Chicago
"Wednesday, and are expected to reach
home tomorrow.
Miss Cora L. Roberts, the school teach
er. is spending the vacation at her home
6n Ryerton, Conn.
Can't. F. d. Weld has been in Cornish
h II few days, called there by the ill
Ixrcss of his mother.
George l.. Hall has moved from Whet-
stone building to one of Mrs. Reeds tene-
nents on Green street.
Mrs Frank Crosby of Boston, who has
sppnt some days with her parents, return.
ed to her home yesterday.
J. p. Mara, the cash register representa-
hive. whose sales to local firms have been
recorded, is in town again.
Mrs. A. F. Robbins of Buffalo, n. Y,
4clme Yesterday for visit with her sister
4in-aw, Mrs. IL. F. c. T0dt.
Miss Lottie Adams of Marlboro has re-
burned from Baltimore, where she has been
Studying for a trained nurse.
Mrs. Alice Knight will close her dress
making rooms for a time, while she recup-
crates from her recent illness.
Mrs. Hattie Ash closes her rooms in
Crosby block Saturday night, and will go
out by the day for dressmaking.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Taylor have been in
Springfield, Mass, this week on visit of
business and pleasure combined.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudyard Kipling were ex-
pected to leave the Bermudas yesterday.
They will be due in Brattleboro, Monday.
NJ. Manning of Holyoke, whose illness
was recorded last week, has died from small
pox and his son is not expected to recover.
Miss Hattie Sawyer returns tomorrow
to the Brooks House, after three months
vacation spent in Lowell, Fitchburg and
Boston.
The engagement is announced of Chas.
Dearborn, now of Chicago, to Miss Bessie
Bennett, a young English girl living at
Chicago.
Mrs. B. S. Balestier and Miss Ethel
Dalton are in New York for few days
Mrs. Chas. E. Glidden goes to New York
tomorrow.
f. +. Stratton left on Wednesday fol
Northampton to assume the duties of hi:
new position in the Northampton Institu
ton of Saving.
David Carey has gone to Fitchburg tC
spend Easter Monday, and on Monday
evening will attend the annual Foresters
ball in that city.
Miss A. NJ. Hall, having sold her millin
cry business to Mrs. Gilbert Smith, ha
gone to her home in Winchendon, Mass.
where she will live with her parents.
Mrs. Calvin and Miss Kate Calvin
mother and sister of John Calvin, who
have been here four weeks, returned Il
their home in Middlebury yesterday.
James Austin is expected to return from
Baltimore next week Saturday, after com
pleting his first years course in the college
of physicians and surgeons in that city.
Miss Edith Stolte is in Nashua, n. H.
to witness the exhibition which closes tn
winter course in the Y. NJ. G. A. gymna
stun of which Diederick Stolte has beel
instructor.
Miss Mamie Brian of Mortified, Mass.
is the new compositor at The Phoenix io
office Louis Ellis is also working there
and Miss Celia Brian of Springfield wi
arrive Monday.
Mrs, &. II. Smith goes Monday to NeV
York. Mrs. Gaul, her milliner for the sea
son, will return with her. Miss CARR
Leach will have charge of the store durin
Mrs. Smiths absence.
Many Brattleboro friends tender the
congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A
Carr of Concord, N. II. AS Miss Laur
Stevens, the bride had wide circle G
friends in Brattleboro.
W. G, Norris, whose household good
We're badly damaged in the fire in tn
MILESTONE building last week, has take
the tenement in Granite block, formerl
occupied by Isaac Williams.
Col. Fred A. Smith of Montpelier ha
been in town this week, and attended til
meeting of the Denison Land cOmpan.
co., Smith is vice president of the Vernon
Mutual Insurance company.
Ella the youngest daughter of L.
Adams, was taken dangerously i'll Frida
with an attack of acute peritonitis. FL
several days her life was despaired of, bl
she IS now somewhat more comfortable.
>, T. Kimball, who was called to Coz
ShOhocken, Pa, recently on account of IL
death OF relative, has returned and
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