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

a. ID. Wyatt was in Springfield, Mass.
Ms. 5. G.. Burpee is visiting in Keene,
y. H., this week.
james Hooker Is home from Yale dur-
ing the Easter vacation.
Mrs. A. +. Mcclure of Jamaica Plain
Mass, Is visiting in town.
Mrs. +. O. Howe went to Boston Mon
day TO remain until after Easter
II. +. Frost and c. +. Gould began work
Tor {. II. Eddy 4 Co. last week.
y. c. Dewitt will occupy his recently
purchased house on Canal street next week.
Alice Leonard Of the Prospect Hin semi
nary Al Gre nfe,d was In town over Sunday
Miss Annie Curran of Hinsdale began
d,y. ''''' ''''''
DIR. aud Mrs. Hamilton of Uardwick
Mass, have been visiting their son. DR.
Fremont Hamilton.
Miss Florence Allen, the teacher. is
| spending the weeks vacation al her home
in Newport, y. II.
Mrs. f. NJ. Angler and two children re.
Turn from Gllsum, \. H., tomorrow, where
they have spent 10 days.
Misses Belle Teuney and Ella Waite
came home from New York Friday to
| spend the Easter vacation.
Miss Emma Lunberg, teacher in the
public schools at South Hadley, Mass, is
al nome for the spring vacation.
w. h. Ware, the wel-known proprietor
OF the Lakeside House at Spofford lake. is
critically i'll at his home in Chesterfield.
! "Adonis' DiXey and his company passed
through Brattleboro Saturday, on their
way from ST. Johnsbury to Northampton.
F. II. Davis and W. H. S. Pratt are in
Charlestown, n. H., today, taking orders
for custom clothing, for Pratt, Wright &
Co.
L. w. Wood has returned to his work
in Springfield, Mass, after spending two
months with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Wood
John T. Kane, who now has a position
in the customs service under Collector
| Smalley, has greeted his Brattleboro
friends this week.
l.. B. Lamson of North Hinsdale has
been appointed deputy officer of the
Cheshire county humane society with head
quarters at Keene.
Mrs. w. II. Phillips, Mrs. A. D. WYATT
|
New York to select spring styles of goods
for Mrs. Phillips's store, returned yester-
day.
Rev. A. j. Hough delivered his poem
on The country parson" at Hnsdale on
Thursday evening of last week, for the
benefit of the Methodist society of that
place.
w. II. Childs and sons and John Tones
have been in New York this week. Mrs.
E. B. Richardson has had charge of the
Postal Telegraph office during Mr.. Tones S
absence.
F. D. Chase, who has been in town this
week. said that he moved his family from
Wardsboro to Somerset the 14th inst
and there were then 10 inches of snow or
the ground
Joel Bass, who now takes leading par
in ashore acres at New York, was for
merly an attendant at the Brattleboro Re
treat. He will probably spend the summer
here with H. O. Coolidge.
A delegation of young ladies from Bel
lows Falls attended the entertainment Fri
day evening, among them being Mise,
Mary Brennan, Mary Savage, Dora Muir
ply, Mary Flavin, Alice Flavin, Kate Rey
nolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Pratt entertained
company of about 80 Friday evening Six
hand euchi, was played, and Miss Perig,
and Dr. Barber won the first and Miss En-
ma Brooks and Louis Gregg the seconC
prizes.
Frank O'Donnell, the drum major of tn
First Regiment band, who recently went t,
Bridgeport, Conn, writes to a Brattlebor,
friend that he has secured a position on
steamship and will soon visit London ant
7 Paris.
7. Aubrey Bryne, special agent of tn
treasury, is seriously i'll at his home il
= Newton, Mass, suffering from appendix
5 tits. 1t will be necessary to perform a.
operation but it will be delayed until som
future date. Mr.. Byrne is a brother-in
law of Herbert Walker of this village.
, The Misses Hall gave a book party a
D their home on Chaplin street last evenin
in honor of the Misses White of Meriden
n | Conn, who are here as the guests of Mr.;
: C. r. Crosby. About % young peopl
q were present. The first prize was won b
Marion Fisk and the second by Ruth HaW
ley.
. DR.. Henry F. Walker of New York,
brother of Dr. George Leon Walker, has a.
n ranged to present to the town of Pittsford
building for a public library and tow
clerks office. The contract for its erectiO
!, has been let this week to Thos. w. Roger
= of Brandon. 1t will be of the same style a
i our own Brooks library.