Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-12-11
PERSONAL.


beTt Everest went to Boston Monday 70
visit his sister. u"J "
Fred Guild b zen annointod ioni,ou
OF the Episcopa church. ''--''''
MRS. Annie 6. Cobb returned to Gam
bridge, N. Y, Monday. W "'ii-
mrs George E. Greene and dauphter arc
visiting in Springfield, Mass.
George Fox is away on n businoss tr,o
u springfield and Boston.
>. II. Chamberlain of INDIANAPOLIS has
Oeen IN town several days.
M A. Coolidge of Fitchburg. the electric
railroad contractor, is in town.
George W. Prouty has moved from Lin.
uen street to Guilford Centre.
Mrs. M. H. Gale and son Harold On 70
new YORK soon to spend the winter.
"A a. Il, Briggs, the noted spiritualistic
Heaier OF Boston, is at the Brooks House.
II. q. Bacon returned this morning from
visit at his home in Springfield, this
state. N' 'iii'
~ george Foster has gone to Manchester.
NJ H., for visit Of few DAYS with his
brother. '' WIN lis
Y. f. X. JENNIE went to Rutland Tues-
day to attend the funeral of his aunt. Mrs.
A. N. JENNIE.
Jesse @. Haynes attended the funeral
OF his grandmother in Hoosic. N. Y.
Wednesday. " -
Mrs. Geo. W. Baker leaves Monday for
cleveland, Ohio, where she will make a
months visit.
X. Q. Cressy is at Phillipston, Mass.
where he is spending a week fox hunting
as guest of R. D. Perry.
george Mann moves to Keene, n H.,
soon. Miss Sadie Mann has a position in
Chamberlains store in Keene.
Thomas O'Brien and NJ. j. Walsh of
White River junction attended the lecture
by Dr. Stafford Wednesday evening.
Miss Bertha Hardy has finished work
for Hooker, Corser & Mitchell, and has
returned to her home in Pawlet, this
state.
George Cakes, formerly employed at Ho-
tel Brattleboro, recently bought hotel at
Franklin, Mass. John Stewart is there
working for him.
K. S. and A. W. Childs were at Whining
ton early in the week to attend the funeral
OF Mrs. Archibald Campbell, former well
known resident of that town, who died in
Champaign, Ill.
VIM. L. Malley, manager of "O'Flari-
TVS vacation" the next attraction at the
auditorium, is a resident of Mortified,
Mass, who became widely known as
member of the theatrical firm of Malley
& Lamb.
Mrs. Lewis Gregg went to Brooklyn, n
Y, Monday to attend the wedding of her
sister, Miss Margaret Burke, and Court
Babcock of Westerly, r. l., which was
celebrated last evening at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. Babcock is proprietor
of one of the large hotels at Watch Hill, r.
l., and winter hotel in the South.
News has been received from Cleve-
land, Ohio, that Walter Baker, son
of the late George w. Baker, has had
a relapse after being i'll with typhoid
fever for IA weeks. His mother had plan
ned tn 60 to California where her daugh-
ter and the latter's husband are spending
the winter, but has postponed the trip.
Mrs. Fred A. Chaplin of Worcester, Mass.
became blind in her right eye about two
weeks ago. She went to the Sisters of Mer-
cy hospital where an operation for con-
gestion and hardening of the eyeball, was
performed, whereby she will largely recover
the sight of the eye. Mrs. Chaplin for
.merly had charge of the coffee room of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union in
the old town hall building. She went
from here to Worcester several years ago.