Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-11-13
PERSONAL.

David Wood spent last Sunday in Claremont
N. II.
Gen. J. j. Estey has gone on a business trip to St.
Louis 0
Michael Baker, ST., is i'll, threatened with a
fever.
Miss Merlene Titus is teaching school at Vernon
Centre.
D. G. o Neil has visited in Fitchbure, Mass.
this week.
w Il. Bracket has been in Boston on a bust
ness trip.
r. NJ. Colburn Of Springfield, this state, is visit.
ing in town.
Clayton Daniels Is visiting at his forrner hop,a
in St Adams.
town, Mass
Mrs. w. W. Walker has been visiting in Glare.
mont n. II.
Frank Wheeler has finished work in BOSTON and
returned home.
C, B. streeter has moved from s5 South Main to
Highland street.
G. S. stiles of New York has been at the Brooks
House this week.
w. A. Miller will resume work at Freeman
Scott's tomorrow.
Charles Kaye has moved from II Washington
to 25 Central street.
j. d. whitney and daughter have returned
from visit in Boston.
William Ryan Of New Haven, Conn, is visiting
his brother, N T. Ryan.
Miss Hortense Hall went to Wellesley Tuesday
to visit her sister Rena
Mrs. NJ. Miller and son Clarence have been
in New York this week.
Charles Russell of SWanzey, N H. visited rel.
atives in town yesterday.
R. Lawrence is spending several days with
friends in Worcester, Mass.
MIS- H. A. Wadsworth has gone to Spencer
Mass, for an indefinite stay.
Frank B. Putnam has been in Springfield Mass
this week on a business trip
VIM. Danyeaw Of Middlebury has been visiting
his brother, George Danyeaw.
+. d. Morris went to New York Wednesday
morning, returning last night.
Mrs H. A Train of Sheffield, Mass is visiting
her daughter, Mrs G. A. Miles
Miss Media Schildmier returned Monday after
a visit of a week in Waterbury.
Mrs Sarah Goodnow leaves soon for Florida
where she will spend the winter.
w. F. Root has been spending several days with
his parents in Springfield, Mass.
Arthur Chamberlain returned Tuesday from a
visit in Boston and Law ence, Mass.
Miss Nellie Lavelle has returned to her school
in Vernon after two weeks vacation.
Mrs. j. j Estey has been elected a member of
the Massachusetts Colonial Danes society.
Lorenzo Harris moves from II Washington
street to DR.. Gregg's house on Green street.
Mrs. Harriet Ashcraft has rented the Calvin
Wells place beyond the Brattleboro Retreat.
@ c. Rider has moved back to Searsburg, where
he has large contract for getting out logs.
Mrs N H. White and Mrs. Alice Knight have
returned after a visit in Boston and vicinity
Miss Ann German has returned from a
months visit in New York and Jersey City.
Fred Carleton of Winchester, N H, has re
Gently taken position at the American House.
Charles Knight of Kingston, N. Y, former
Brattlt boro resident has been in town this week.
Mrs c. p. Spencer and young daughter went
Wednesday to Lowell, Mass, for visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs L. A. Fales went Saturday to Worcester to
visit her husband. She will also visit in Cheshire
Conn.,
Mrs E. A. Starkey and children are in New
York where they will spend the greater part of
the winter.
Claude Freligh of Nashua, N. H., is here for two
weeks work piano and organ tuning among for
mer patrons.
Mrs Leach mother OF Engineer Forest Leach
came Monday from Belchertown, Mass, TO spend
the winter here.
Mrs Alfred Waite has gone to Millers Falls fol
visit with her brother, and may make an ex
tended stay there.
Miss Burke, who has been visiting her sister
Mrs. L. A. Gregg, returned TO her home in Brook
Ign, N. Y, this week.
Mrs George Parmelee of Haddam, Conn, IL
visiting her sister. Mrs. R. P. Burnham, and heI
brother, b. F. Baker.
Mrs, Jennie NJ; Edison Of Grafton and her sis
ed at E. W. Harlow 8 this week.
Mrs. c. r. Sanford and children Of Worcester
Mass, and Mrs. G. P. Nash of Nashville, tht
state, are visiting at r. e. Gordons.
Mrs NJ. NJ. EDDY and Mrs. NJ. johnson AM
daughter Of Wardsboro have moved into E.
Barrett house on Central street.
VIC Carpenter. of the Carpenter Organ com
Pennsylvania, Ohio and other states.
Miss Ella Waite has gone to Mt Holyoke col
lege to spend Sunday with her sister she WI
also visit in Greenfield and Springfield
Wayne Reed has moved from Amherst =
Springfield, Mass, where he has position II tn
silyerware department of Charles Halls store.
Ralph w. Carpenter, formerly proprietor Of tn
West Dummerslon hotel and later resident O
this village, has opened a laundry at Htnsdale
Rev John Shipman of Athol was in town Wee
nesday for the first time in II years. He wa
formerly employed by the Estey organ company
Mrs j. p. Elmer has been unable to attend {
her school work this week on account OF illness
Miss Amy Jones is supplying for her temporary
Dr. Fred Crosby, who has been studying th
hospital methods OF London since his stay In %
larger cities of Continental Europe, Will sail Il
home the 10Th inst
John E. Harris, nephew of A. R. Harris, leave
today for Holden, Mass, where he has positlo
as superintendent of a tannery which mas starte
up since McKinley's election.
Mrs e. H. Putnam, the department presiden
of the Woman's Relief corps, has been In BEL
nington this week to visit the Soldiers Home an
to attend an important meeting
W. s. Shumwey and John r. Tones paid q
election bet Wednesday night, when an eectlC
supper was served at the American House to
party of young men and women.
Mrs Caroline Wilder. who has been with b.
son in this town several ra sSe M n remain Su
ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs. o.
Derby.
r96 had tally no ride last evening to West Che
terfield where they participated in the festi'
ties celebrating the tenth anniversary OF the de
ication of Citizens hall. .
The Bellows Falls Times OF this week contai
the following of local interest; DIR; II, l.. Wate
man and DR.. w. c. Matthews have dissolved pal
nership and DR. Waterman has opened an ON
In the bank block DR.. Matthews continues
have his office in the Arms block"
The Washington dispatches announce that
original pension has been granted 10 Barn
Breslin OF Brattleboro Bresin Is the poor Iris
man who met a hero's death last summer, wh
he saved the life of little girl, but was too late
save himself from an approaching locomotive
At the Brooks House Sunday were these guess
j. A. Nolan, Troy, N. " Geo. w. Bristol, NJ
Haven, Conn; l.. H. Rhoades, Providence X.
w. d. Palmer, Meriden, Comm Q. w; PIER
Bennington, this state; Geo. 5, Lewis WIN.
Reynolds and j. W. Dickinson, HolyoKe' mass
F. K Barrows and a party Of business m
from Boston, Providence, Salem and HaVeri
were entertained by @. A. Drost OF Boston al
of the party, thro gh the courtesy OF John sh
dom ir spent evening at the horse show
one of his boXet
The monthly entertainment Of the Ladies'
society of All Souls church at worcester MA
Tuesday evening brought out a large repIeseen
ton from both of the Uniyersalst congregAtlI
in Worcester, the purpose being TO meet hev.
M. H. Harris, the new pastor Atter the eht
tainment those present outside the conRregati
were presented TO Dr. Harris.
The bail was forfeited in ll6 hql
cases in the Rutland county court Tuesd!
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