Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-22
PERSONAL.


Mrs X. D. Adams is very ILL.,
Landlord Richards is in Boston
COL Geo s. Dowley has been in New York this
week
street
Adds Brown visited his sister, Mrs. c. L. Coane.
this week.
Miss Nina Dutton is in Mortified. Mass. for a
few weeks.
Ernest G. Pratt has entered the emplov of q
II. Eddy & Co.
Mrs F. r, Durgn went to Boston Wednesday
for short visit
s.W. Edrett went to New York Wednesday on
a business trip.
Miss Edith Fletcher of Keene is visiting Miss
Helen Fletcher.
Leon Drew of West Randolph spent part of
last week in town.
c. d. Noyes and his son Marshall are spending
q few days in Boston
Mrs c. r. Evans and Miss Kate Wheeler ara
visiting in Brooklyn, n. Y.
D. stolte comes home from Springfield, Mass.
tomorrow for a short stay
Mrs l.. W. Hawley is expected home today
from a brief visit to Taftsville
Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Starkey and daughter are
spending the week in New York
Miss Florence White has begun work in Mrs.
W. II. Phillipss millinery store
G.. W. Durham is away on a business trim
through New Hampshire towns
Henry r. Brown has been absent for a week
past a western business trim
Dean Bangs is spending his vacation in Nor
wch, Conn, and in New York city.
Miss Morarty OF Monson. Mass has been the
guest this week of Miss Lizzie Forest
b. II. Tyler, express agent at Chconee and
brother of c. c. Tyler, has been here this week
Miss Emma Lundberg teacher at South Hadlev
Falls Mass, is at home for the spring vacation
c. G.. Maynard of Pepperell. Mass is assisting
temporarily III the work at Greenes drug store
Miss F. A. Horton, supervisor in the public
schools is spending her vacation at Salem Mass
Oscar Benson has been at home from New Yorl,
for a few days to recuperate after an attack of
grip.
Mrs. D. A. Young and Miss Maud Young are
spending this week in Greenfield and Springfield
Mass
o. c. Morse, secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A. train.
ing school at Springfield, has been in town
briefly.
Mrs. A. w Brodie and child of Cedar street
in town.
Senator Culom of Illinois has been in town this
week as the guest of his sOn-n-law Robert Cor
don Hardie.
at F. X. Barrows's. where she has been employed
several years.
Mrs A S. Ranger returned Tuesday from
knowlton, Can, where she was called by illness
of n relative.
Mrs A. E. Atwood was called home to Fair
Iaven Yesterday on account of the critical illness
of her father
w. H. Bond has rented tenement in n. T.
Ryan's house on Forest street, occupied by
Thomas McVeigh
Jessie Hawley celebrated her 18th birthday,
which occurred the nth by a pleasant marty on
Saturday afternoon.
w r. Geddis has been i'll this week with a Sc.
we're attack of grip. His little grandson, Howard,
is also i'll with tonsilits.
J. H. Chamberlain was seriously i'll for several
days, threatened with pneumonia, but since Tues
day he has been improving.
Walter f. Goddard was called to Barre. Mass,
Wednesday by telegram announcing the crit,
cal illness of his father
Miss Helen Cobb has resigned her position in o.
j. Pratts store where she has been popular
clerk f. r the past five years.
Mrs. Frank Reed and her mother Mrs G. r.
Read of Vernon, and Miss Barney of Lebanon
n. H.. are in Springfield, Mass
Miss Hadley returned to her home in Chester
the first of the week. Mrs F. w Cbilds and
Miss Ruth Childs accompanied her.
Miss Ray Osgood, who haa been away for sew
eral weeks, will return next week from New York
to resume work in Mrs. w. H. Phillips's store.
The body of Della WEIGH, %, who died at
Ashuelot, N H, brought here for burial in
the family lot in the Roman Catholic cemetery.
E. A: Drummond of Boston has visited at j. c.
Chambers this week. His wife has been here
with her mother, Mrs. Chandler, for some time.
Harold Boynton left yesterday for Newton,
Mass, where he is to have position as assistant
shipping clerk with the Newton Rubber company
Major Houghton has returned from Boston
where he has been employed i'm c. f. Hovey q
Co g storesand reentered the employ of o. j
Pratt.
Frederick L. Houghton was reelected secretary
of the National Holstein- Freisan association OF
America at the annual meeting in New York this
week
G. NJ. c. Richardson, who has been i'll all win
ter, left wednesday for Sioux Falls, South Da-
kota, where he will probably remain for several
weeks.
John Kane of Richford and Miss Nelligan o
Holyoke, Mass were among the out-of.town at
tendants at the st. Patrick's day festivities Mon
day night,
Earle Titus, High school boy, possesses very
marked artistic talent. Several of his pen anC
ink sketches are exhibition at Ranger &
Thompson's.
A. D. Jacobs of Guilford, graduate of tn,
school of telegraphy at GAINESVILLE Wis. is assist
pany's office.
Mrs. E. F. Howe and Miss Florence Howe hav,
been IN Meriden, Conn, several days Miss Howe
returns tomorrow, but her mother goes to New
York for short trip.
w. F, Johnson, the welLkpown agent of John
son Cyclop@dla, has been in town this week
He makes his headquarters at Portland, Me, but
is at present working in Keene, n. H.
Arthur NJ. Bond, a studs mt in the state agricult
ural college at Burlington, is here gathering
samples of different fertilizers offered for sale
He has sent 10 samples to Burlington for analysis
Mrs. o. A. Marshall went from Geneva recent,
to Nice, where she spent ten days, the main oh
ject of her visit being TO hear Mrs. Pratt
sing in grand opera. Mrs Marshall was much i'm
pressed with the work of 1.-THE American con
tralto."
Among the guests at the Brooks House Sunda,
We're: Chas c. Mann, Boston; Z. w. Hughlett
New York; James W. Gibson, st. Adams; W.
Dawson Chicago; NJ. Afford, jr., New York; j
II. Wentworth Hartford Conn; Geo. G. Bah
cock, Portland, Me-; A Bovine, New York
Mrs. Al. Stearns entertained her Sunda,
school class at the supper given last evening b
the mission circle of the Universalist church
About % were present and after the supper tn,
evening was pleasantly spent in the church par
lors with songs readings anecdotes and genera
sociability.
Capt. j. Harry Estey was examined for hi
commission adiutant of the First Regiment
Vermont National Guard at Burlington last wee
Thursday by Gen. Peck, Surgeon General Jenn
of st. Adams and Capt H. E. Tutherley Tn
latter took Capt. Estey to Fort Ethan Allen /
show him the records and books at the adiutant'
office in the regular army.