Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-15
PERSONAL.
hford has moved to st. Adams.

Geo. c. Clifford has moved to st. Adams.
Dr. Shoes is over from Boston for few days.
F. j. Bailey has returned from his Boston trip.
Miss Grace IHadley of Chester is at Major
Childss.
Mrs. r J. Knight left yesterday for visit in
Keene, n H.
Rev. F. J. Parry spent part of the week in
Waltham, Mass.
Gilbert S. Davis of Springfield, Mass, was in
town over Sunday.
Cora May Franklin was guest over Sunday of |
Mrs Persis Eames.
Mrs A. NJ. Dodge has been in Mortified Farms |
this week for a visit
Mrs f. T. Simpson goes today to New York |
for few weeks visit.
w S. Archer of Providence was at the Brooks |
House early this week.
$. n. Herrick is III again and his condition is |
considered quite serious.
H. f. Sherwn and f.. A. Thomas of Woodstock
were in town Wednesday.
Mrs Martha Ty Ter and Miss Belle Emerson are
in New York for a few days.
Miss L. M. Brigham of Rindge, n. H. is the
guest of Mrs. Herbert Bruce.
G. H Newman of Boston spent Sunday with
hi sister, MIS- G. II. Ryder.
Miss Sarah f. Houghton has been the guest of
Miss May Sargent of Rutland.
Dr. Elmer Sherman of Keene is calling upon
BrattlebOro friends this week.
Mrs. d. w Tenney is out after being confined
to the house by a severe illness.
Bert Ingalls, Of Keene was the guest of Fred G.
Gale two or three days this week.
Miss Florence Allen has resigned as teacher in
the fifth grade Of the public school,
II. NJ. Callison of New York has been inspecting
the boilers of several local concerns.
Mrs Abbie Clark was called to Townshend by
the critical illness of her aged father
Rev. f. Bradford Leavitt was registered at the
Woodstock Inn Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs Fremont Hamilton and her young son
have spent few days in Middebury.
Mrs. B. f. Snow of Northampton visited her
sister, Mrs. L. P. H. Knight, yesterday.
Mrs Charles Warder is on a morth's visit with
friends in Roxbury and Cambridge, Mass.
w. F. Goddard was in Barre Mass. Sun
day, because of his fathers serious Illness
Judge Royal Tyler has been i'll this week and
unable to attend the session of county court.
Mrs n. c. Sawyer goes to Amherst to spend
Sunday with her sister, Miss E. NJ Palmer.
Miss Gertrude Wood goes tomorrow to Hart
ford, Conn, to visit her sister, Mrs f. 7. Reid.
Miss Dexter and Miss Wells of the Mortified
schools have been guests at Bindenhurst this
week
Miss Alice Sturges will be employed in Mrs. G.
II. Smiths millinery rooms dnring the coming
season.
Lowell S Holt has moved from soto 80 Elliot
street; E. NJ. Angler from Chestnut to 76.Canal
street.
Leon Lamb. who returned. from, Albany last
week is in the store of, W. R. Geddis for the
present. J-4es-s
Charles Boyden attended the reception given
Saturday at the Prospect Hill seminary n.Green-
field, Mass
Charles E. Cattannach broke the thumb joint of
his right hand, Wednesday, while at work at the
Estey shops.
S L. Morris returned from New York, where
he was visiting his daughter because of his duties
as juror at Newfane.
c. G. Maynard of Pepp U, Mass. spent Sun
day with Mrs. Maynard att home of her parents
Col. and Mrs. Bond.
John Roess went to New FORK Monday on a
short business trip. He was accompanied by
Charles B. Streeter.
Mrs gticknev and her Warren Heald were
called to Weston few days ago to attend the
funeral of Luke Head.
Mrs L. f. Starkey returned yesterday from
Minneapolis, where she spent two or three months
with her son, f. A. Cutler.
Charles Cox of Vermont Academy is at home
for a months stay, because of the illuess of his
grandfather, Royal Wood
Arthur Holton is the happy posse ssor of a new
S65 cornet which will help to make the Artillery
band shine next summer.
Rev w. S. Smithers and family have recently
moved into new parsonage built by the Metho-
dist society at Hardwlck.
Mrs. E. O Howe and daughter Florence go to
Meriden. Conn, tomorrow, and will visit in New
York before their return home.
Mrs Seneca Howe went to New York this week
for a visit of several weeks. She was accom-
panied by her daughter Miss Ellie Howe.
Miss Ida Waite will return home for the spring
vacation next week and while she is here Miss
Ella Waite will visit IN Amherst, Mass
Miss McI.ane, a teacher in the Wliamstowu
Mass. public schools, has been visiting hel
cousin Miss Mary E. Jones' this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Veet came to BratteborC
Saturday neht on their wedding trip, but lef
Wednesday for their home in Worcester.
Miss Marion Adams, who has been visiting with
Miss Gertrude Cutter at Jamaica Plain, Mass.
three weeks, is expected to return tomorrow.
Miss Maddie Gregg, who is now home for a va
cation returns in few weeks TO the same schoo
she has been teaching near Springfield, Mass.
Mrs G. H Smith goes tomorrow to Hartford
Conn. and from there to New York. She wi
also visit Boston and Worcester before returning
F. L. Houghton goes to New York next week t
attend the annual meeting of the national Ho
stein Fresian association of which he is secretary
II p Wellman has been in Boston this wee
buying spring and summer goods. f. A. Starke
will go to New York next week on bushes
trip.
Mrs A. H. Hines and Miss Annie Kirwan hav
been in Boston for week. Mrs Hines Teturne
Tuesday but Miss Krwan remains for a longe
visit.
Mrs A. S. Ranger was called to Knowlton.
o. Friday having eceived telegram annount
ing the serious illness of her sister who live
there.
Dr. S. n Gould, who was in town Saturday
has recently organized Good Templar lodges
Brookline, Newfane, Townshend and West Town
bend.
Mrs Lulu McIane being ILL., was unable to TAX
her part in the "NIiller's daughter at its preset
taton nv Burlington young people in Montpei'
last week.
Rolin Bahan, brother of Geo Bahan who
employed at the Y. NJ. = A. rooms, accidental
shot himself at Be lnington Saturday, inficting
serious wound. - As-s -
John w Drown of Springfield has been al
pointed member of the racing committee of tn
Massachusetts, division of the League of Amer
can Wheeman.
o. Petier, who has been blacksmith at We
Chesterfield q years, has sold his business the
to Arthur Davis, and it is understood that he W
move to Brattleboro, G9n - =
- Miss Lula May Horton pleasantly observed h
18th birthday anniversary last Saturday evenin
a company of her friends ,being invited to sha
the festivities with her. i-------ss-~s-----
Tine Bohemian Whist club met with Mrs. J.
Nation last Thursday evening. Miss Liz
Sargent succeeded in winning the first prize al
F. b. Richardson the second.
The Claremont Advocate of this week say
Captain Timsou and family are in their Mt
house on Bailey avenue. 1t is architectural
pretty and model of domestic convenience
J. A. Bigelow of Marlboro Mass. who bong
an interest in the Elliot street fish market sever
months ago, has moved here this week and I
the present is staying with his fathernaw,
Boyle.
Mrs. C. II. Eddy has shown Signs of mental
rangement for some time. Her condition
much worse Sunday, and Monday she was TAX
10 the Retreat. Much sympathy for her is
pressed. 90,
Mr. and Mrs. George Sanders have been visit
e ,r daughter. Mrs. Daniel Manning They spe
tue winter in Atlanta, Ga, for the benefit OF