Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-01-03
PERSONAL.

the week III DOSIOH'
Frank Hogan is visiting relatives the
north part or the state.
Mrs. George White of Chester ha heen
visiting relatives in town.
Herman Hawks of Deerfeld Mas has
spent part of this week in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Fisher Of Fsb4 s Is
land, n. Y, are visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Reed are n One
onta, n. Y, to visit their son RAIN
Mrs. c. f. Westgate went TODAY dFitcb-
burg, Mass, for visit of a week ottwo.
Miss Gertrude Leach has spent keyeral
days at the home of her uncle, J. RI Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bond are kisitinc
Mrs. Bonds relatives in BROOKLYN n. Y.
L. A. Fales returned MONDAY to korces-
ter. His family remained here foA long
er visit.
Mrs. Harriet Dea born Smith Alarmed
Tuesday from Bosto where she bent the
holidays,
Charles Bracket mas been mite i'll,
threatened with pneumonia, buff is now
improving.
Henry L. L'Heureux, Of northampton,
visited his sister, Mrs. VIM. Melted the first
of the week.
Miss Hattie Jones returned rs Boston
Monday after spending a few days with
her parents.
George Wellman comes home from
Providence, r. l., next week f0r two
weeks vacation.
The marriage of DR.. Alvin Knapp and
Miss Carlotta Pine is announced to take
place January o.
A party of Brattleboro people attended
Harrie Pratt's opening dance Wednesday
night at Newfane.
II. o. Coolidge was at Felchville last
week caring for his father L. q. Coolidge,
who is seriously ill.
Ambrose Knapp, VIII Donahue and
Dennis Farmer played at ball 81 Bellows
Falls Tuesday evening.
II. S. Josselyn, after spending a few
days in Bridgewater, has gone to North
Hero, this state, for visit
Mrs. Frank Peters returned Friday :.
her home in Winches,er, NJ. H., after
spending seven weeks in town.
Miss Matte Parker is lie guest thi.
week of Miss Sadie Cha,fed al the Hote
Brandon, in Brandon, this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Willard of Spring
field, Mass, and Mr., and MB, Drew of Hy-
aunis have been guests at Mrs. j. f. vii
lard's.
Daniel Hale has finished work as fire
man at the Brooks House aud has returned
to Dover. His place is AIKEN by Johr
Mooney of Putney.
j. L. Howard of Maiden, Mass, former
ly teacher of penmanship In the public
schools, has been calling on BIattlebor'
friends the past week.
Mr.. Aver, William: college, '96, is tn
guest of Winfred Rabbit Williams, %
The men are members Of the same colleg
fraternity, Delta Epsilon
Miss Josie Foster and Miss Emm
Lundberg returned Wednesday, to resum
their positions as teachers in the publ
schools at Springfield, Mass.
Walter Sturgis, who hasowned barbe
shop at Readsboro for some time, has sol
hia business there, and is now employed a
the Brooks House barber shop.
Merton Robbins Of the University
Vermont has again issued an attractiV
gift calender with views of the "Quee
City" and its picturesqua surroundings
Clarence L. Brigham, who moved r
Gently from ClaremOnt ~ H., to his ol
home in Colrain, Mass.s is now givin
weekly instructions to lie Shelburne Fal
band.
DIR. C. S. Pratt returned Tuesday, vel
much benefited in health as the result
= southern trip of several weeks, spel
largely at Altoona, Jacksonvllle ana :
Augustine, Fla.
Elmer T. Sherman OF Keene. who
now completing hi, last year OF study
the dental department Of the University
Pennsylvania, is spending rev days WI
Brattleboro friends,
Arthur l.. MaynNds for the past II
years clerk in the insurance once OF Sh'
man & Jenne, has entered the employ
the A. w. Childs 20. agency, Oeglhhl
work there January
Postal Clerk H. c. Reed OF the Bratt
boro and South londonderry route pass
a successful examination on vermont a
New Hampshire tuesday, Chiei Cle
Merrill of the New England division &C
Quoting the examination.
J.W. Brooks, WHO has been running
postal clerk betVeen Bratteboro a.
Springfield, has been Transferred to the
between North Conway and Boston. /
place on this run IS taken by F. M. T
menter of Bradfob n. ii.
The marriage Of Schuyler c. Johns
and Miss Alma Side, daughter of Ju'
Slade of Whatcou, Wash, is announced
take place in BostOn on Jan. Is.
johnson. who wp Formerly a clerk in
Brattleboro postNtce, now mas charge
the Boston office d the Metropolitan L
Insurance compaDY.
The followingb from the Press Cycl
clnb notice in he Boston Sunday Journ
WCapt. Harry Walker has just return
from a trim throah New Hampshire q
Vermont. At Bntfeboro he was the 81
of the VermontWheel club. Capt. Wa
or sneaks in tbehIghest terms of the col
estes shown hin and the Whole-soIleu
pitality which haracterizes the Verm
wAeelmen.
A delightful reeeption was given
YSar,s eve ia m. and Mrs. F. w. Spra
IN the chanel a The Universalist chul
last Boston. b,Ghe Young Peoples Chi
- Ian union. Tales were dalntlly arrSh
and light Refreshments were served an
evening. An orchestra gave selecti'
The members the parish and neigh
ing clergymen sere out in force, and m
remained to sig the old year out and
new year in. )pring the evening p1
of $50 in gol was presented to Mr..
Mrs. Sprague.
The Montnller Waterman names
Henry d. Hol1p as a member of the
mont delegatbn at the next Republ
national convdtion, in the following b
Iv comnlimenafy manner: "St. Louis