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PERSONAL.

medical treatment.
Mrs. F. C.. White is spending the hol-
idays in Boston, Mass.
James Donnelly returned Saturday
to his studies in Boston.
Judge G. H. Darling is in Readsboro
to-day on official business.
County Clerk Cushman has been
away this week on business.
Miss Susan Rogers is visiting with
Mrs. A. c. Halsey, in Boston.
Mrs. F. NJ. Tiffany, who has been
quite i'll, is very much improved.
Miss Ella HOughton and Frank Hur-
ley continue TO improve constantly.
Miss Mamie Mooney, of Cohoes, n.
Y, is visiting the Misses Burns of Spring
street.
j. H. Loring rode out yesterday for
the first time after an illness of several
weeks.
Mr. Kelley, of Boston, Mass, is Wis
iting his aunt, Mrs. Kirby, of Stafford
street.
Miles Somers and his sister Miss
Julia, are visiting Miss Mamie Gavin, of
Hall street.
Miss Vina Mooney. of Cohoes, N.
Y, is visiting Miss Amanda Nolan, of
Gage street.
Miss Sarah Riley. of Amsterdam, N.
Y. is visiting Mrs. Timothy Kirbey, of
Stafford street.
Mrs. C. G. Cole, left to-day for Wis
it to Prof and Mrs c. S. Davis, in Am
sterdam, N. Y.
Miss Daisy Tiffany, of Waterbury,
Ct, is spending the holidays with S. A.
Burt's family.
Miss Constance Parker, of Great Bar
rngton, Mass, is visiting her cousin,
Miss H. j. Morgan.
Misses Mary and Nellie Sullivan re-
turned Friday, from visit with friends
in Hoosick Falls, n. Y.
Miss Anna Gunshannon. of Science
tady. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Cornell
lus Cook. of Park street.
Rev. DR.. Bristol. of Saxtons River,
gave a lecture on education in the
Baptist church last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Niver, of Pough-
keepsie, are the guests of Miss II. j.
Morgan during the holidays.
SHERIFF Wilson took Walter Robin
son to the States Prison at Windsor,
yesterday, to serve his years sentence.
Judge Thomas White has sufficiently
recovered from his recent attack Of rheu-
matism to attend to his business affairs.
F. E. Battles has been spending his
holiday vacation with his parents in
Fitchburg, Mass. He returned last even
ing.
The Misses Nellie, Mary and Julia
Farrell, of the American House, have re-
turned from visit at their home in Rut-
land.
Edward NJ. Grennan has returned to
Troy, after a short visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Grennan, of Spring
street.
Miss Cole has severed her cOnnec-
ton with the Edward Norton Co., as
book-keeper and Tuesday returned to
her home.
Miss Elizabeth HOwels, who has
been visiting in North Adams and Black
inton, Mass, for the past five weeks
has returned.
Miss Mary Hennessey. of COhoeS, n.
Y, will visit with her cousins, the Misses
Guushannon, of Park street, the remain
der Of the week.
J. C. Russ, assistant inspector general
of the Sons of Veterans department Of
Vermont, was in the village, Saturday,
on official business.
H. w. Kingsley, book keeper for the
Valentine Knitting Company, will move
his family here from Rutland as soon as
he can secure tenement.
Mondays Troy Times had the fol-
lowing from Sandy Hill: 81. Il. Wilbur
has gone to Bennington where he has a
position as bOok-keeper."
Two or three DAYS ago, DR.. F. w.
Goodall drove to Charlemont, Mass.
where his son, DR.. H. S. Goodall,
has opened an office. lie will leave
the horse in that city and will return to-
day by tram.
Miss Josephine Healy spent Christ
mas with her parents at the American
House. She returned to Hoosick Falls,
n. Y, Thursday, where she will spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Haussler.
Professor Richard Bahan, formerly
of the Centre. Organist of Grace MethO-
dist church. Troy, received very hand
some banquet lamp and shade as a
Christmas present from the members of
the church choir.
Thomas Impett, of Troy. well
known 70 musical people here, has re-
signed as tenor of the choir of the First
Presbyterian church of that city, posi-
ton he has held for many years. He
will hereafter devote himself to concert
work and teaching.
The weekly bulletin Of the League
of American Wheelmen Racing Board,
announces the suspension of H. D.
Cleaveland. of Rutland. Cleaveland is
one of the crack riders of the State and
has frequently competed with Benning-
| ton riders