Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-03-30
PERSONAL.

Mrs. A. D. Brown is visiting in Phia-
dephia.
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WIN SUBWAY spent part of last week
in Boston.
Hon. j. L. Martin has been in Montpel-
Ter this week.
,tr and Mrs. J. E. Melen went Wednes-
day to Boston,
Hon. Hiram A. Huse of Montpelier is in
town this week.
F. /. Parker goes to Claremont, N. H.,
IA spend Sunday.
Seth stone has charge of the repairs on
Milestone block
l. L. Martin will go to Texas on bust
ness trip next week.
u. :, Ormes, who has been critically ill,
is reported as improving.
Harry Stedman of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting in town this week.
Fred n Whitney has been in Burling-
TON this week on a business trip.
Robbie Gregg entertained his Sunday
school class on Monday evening.
: b. Emerson is expected to return from
Mrs. Alice Knights went to New York
Wednesday for visit of few days.
Mrs. II. f. Bond, who has been visiting
in Brooklyn, n. Y, returned Monday.
Mrs Walter Bailey returned Tuesday
from weeks visit at Claremont, n. II.
F Burr Smith of Amherst college is at
home for the spring vacation of two weeks
Rev. and Mrs. 7. w. Illman are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Dowley.
A. F. Clark, the Barre photographer,
has been visiting his sister and mother in
town
Ed. Coleman of the local express Office
Goes to New York tomorrow to remain a
few days.
Guy Lamson returned Wednesday to
Middlebury college, after weeks vaca.
ton spent at home.
NJ G.. Taylor returns the first of April
from Manchester, to resume work for w.
F. Richardson & Co.
f. l.. Houghton is in Boston, arranging
for the removal of the Holstein Friesian
office to Brattleboro.
c. II. Thompson has sold his horse to
New York parties, and it was shipped to
New York this week
Mrs. G. L. Clary and daughter have re-
turned from Brooklyn, n. Y, and are at
their home on Oak street.
Mr.. A. Howard of West Gardner, Mass,
and. Mrs Stockwell of Baldwinville, Mass,
are at c. B. Dickinson's.
Miss Belle Emerson returned home
Monday, after spending two weeks in
Boston and Concord, Mass.
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Bennington, and Mrs. Collins were at the
Brooks House over Sunday.
E. NJ. Carpenter, the postal clerk, has
rented the upper tenement in A. B
Stones Central street house.
c. d. Whitman has been on a triI
through Windsor county, visiting his ole
home at Taftsville on the way.
Miss Carrie Shattuck goes tomorrow
TO Shelburne Centre, Mass, where she ha.
position in the village school.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Greene anC
daughter Edith returned Monday after
short visit in Springfield Mass.
Mrs Charles Barrett of Springfield
Mass, is at L. H. Barrett's and will b.
Joined by her husband tomorrow.
f. P Carpenter, having finished hi
work with the Worlds Fair bureau o
awards, is at home for short time.
L. L. Whitney, who has been i'll mucl
of the winter, has recovered and will ente
the employ of j. A. Taylor April l.
Gov. and Mrs. Fuller visited thei
nephew, Bert Fuller, and his family, a
Staples, Mimi, while on their way home
j. A. Wellman of Burlington, genera
agent for Vermont of the Connecticut Lii
Insurance company, has been in town re
Gently.
Mrs. w. F. Mixer had a sudden seizur
of congestion of the bowels Monday even
ing but is now improving, though sti
very i'll.
Miss Margaret Hubbard returned to Ne'
York Tuesday to resume her studies. Mis-
Lavie Hubbard will remain here for tn
present.
Mrs. Gedds and daughter move froI
the Hines house on Green street to tn
upper tenement in the brick house owne
by Mrs. Geddis.
Daniel Mccarthy, who has been employ
ed by Brainard & Co. at North Adam:
Mass, is the new journeyman tailor wit
Pratt, Wright & Co.
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Collins, Mrs. {
A. Marshall and Miss Frances Guild a
tended Bishop Halls reception at Below
Falls, Monday evening.
The Dartmouth college sophomores hav
elected their candidates for junior honor
and Gaius B. Frost of Brattleboro is mad
the recipient of the corsets.
John Austin, who is on the civil servit
list eligible for position as postal clerk,
running on the narrow gauge route tn
week in place of Clerk Gassett.
Mr. and Mrs. Bethuel Ranger hay
broken up housekeeping. Their house c
Williston street has been rented to A.
Atwood, but they will retain rooms there
W. c. Johnson of Fitchburg, F. L. HOY
land of Boston and NJ. L. Ward of Turne
Falls, appraisers on P. Fleming's insuran'
loss, stopped at the Brooks House tn
week
John r. Quinn, whose home is at Keen
~ H., but who was formerly in the ell
ploy of Fleming & Son, was in Brattlebo
Monday on his way to Schenectady n. Y
where he has position.
Mrs W. d. Perry of Keene, accOmpaniC
by her daughter and son, were guests
Misses II. q S. Fox this week. Miss Ora
Perry is pupil of Lucien Howe, comm
from Keene each week for lessons.
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