Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-04-13
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. c. E. Glidden returned yesterday
from New York. '''J
j. j. O'Neill spent Sunday at his old
home in lIolyoke
Mrs Alice Knights returned Wednesday.
after visit in Boston.
Miss Alice Willard a former resident is
visiting Mrs. Kate Pratt.
Mrs. Sarah Goodnow has returned from
her visit in Orange, Mass.
Flora Smith of Putney is at work for
MIS- f. L. Davis, the mlliner.
VIM. G. LeRay has moved to the Proutv
farm, owned by Luther Dustin.
DIR. and Mrs. Barber give a tea party
TINS evening, followed by whist.
{. F. r. Jenne expects to move into his
new Oak street house next week.
Miss Kate Lally and Miss Rose Ouirley
OF Ashuelot are visiting in town.
Mrs. Lucy Dickinson of Chelsea. this
state, is guest at DR.. Webster's.
George Fuller is at Waterbury superin-
tending work at the state asylum.
Oscar Smith, who has been housed by
iAANu ilitNIloL Is HOW dDlt 10 ne out.
Miss Ethel Streeter of Ohio is the guest
of Mrs. Roscoe Fisher of the West village.
Miss Mary Tyler, ex-postmistress of
Charlemont, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. c.
M. c. Richardson.
Fred Morse, clerk at the American
House, is visiting at his old home in
Springfield, this state.
Miss Addie Bailey is in Amherst, Mass,
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Gaylord, who
have recently been here.
Linn ID. Taylor gives a supper to par
! ty of gentlemen friends at the Brooks
| House tomorrow night.
George Harris has moved to West Brat
letboro. He will be jantor of the Bap-
fist church in that village.
Rev. A. j. Hough was called to White
River junction Saturday to attend the flu
neral of Mrs. Luther Grover.
Miss Della Clark has returned from
| Hornelsville, y. Y, and will open the
Judge Clark homestead on High street.
L. f. Holden left yesterday for bust
They will visit New Haven before their re-
turn.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Whitneys compan-
five years ago were entertained by them
last evening
Edward Conner of Claremont, n. H.,
was a guest at Angelo Gorborino's over
Sunday. Mr.. Conner is clerk in Briggs
& Co.'s drug store.
Mrs. O. D. Esterbrook, her daughter
Edith, and her mother, Mrs. Wetherell,
returned home Monday, after a visit in
Washington, d. C.
Mrs. II. f. Brooks is in Newton, Mass,
the guest of Mrs. Delano, whose husband
is partner with Mr.. Brooks in the Ray
mond grocery company of Boston.
Gen. and Capt. j. Harry Estey returned
home Wednesday after an extended south
ern business trip. En- route home they
burg
C. h. Roberts of Burlington came here
Wednesday to take Postal Clerk Gassett's
place on the Brattleboro & Whitehall road
for a month while Mr.. Gassett is receiving
medical treatment.
Mrs. Geo. II. Salisbury had two slight
shocks of paralysis at her home on Green
street, and her condition is considered Sc
rious. Her daughter, Mrs. Harris of
Townshend, is here caring for her.
Mr.. ana MIS-. y. u. barrett anu MI anu
Mrs. F. A. Hubbard are members of the
reception committee at the banquet of the
Vermonters in Springfield, Mass, Mon
day evening of next week. Gov. Fuller
: will be the principal speaker
T. Frank Diggins, P. L. Shea and John L,
Savage of Bellows Falls were Fast day Wis
itors. Frank Shea returned to Bellows
Falls with them. p. NJ. Baker has also
| been at the Falls this week, and j. j
l Fenton of that place has been here.
Harper's Weekly prints this week pre-
! liminary account of the New York consti
D tutional convention which will convene il
e Albany the second Tuesday in May, anC
gives also a page of half tone portraits o
the members elect. Among the humble
, is Milo NJ. Acker of Hornellsville, n. Y.
son-in-aw of Hon. r. w. Clarke of Brat
: tleboro.
John w. Frost will reach his SOtl
birthday anniversary next Thursday, ant
: his friends are arranging for a general 90
' servance of the event at the home of hi
e daughter, Mrs. w. II. Minor. Mr.. Eros
e has not spent one of these anniyersarie
with his children for % years