Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-05-29
PERSONAL.


Miss Mollie Hough is at work in Falcons
bakery.
William Knight &C Boston is visiting his
sister, Mrs. j. X. Tlummer
Willard Higley has removed from Is
Western avenue to Marlboro
Mrs. A. V. McLane is assisting in the
- ~hone exchange forenoons.
Wesley Covill of Claremont, N. H., is
ending several days in town.
Ralph Chamberlain's opening ball at the
Vernon House occurs tonight.
Miss Hattie Wise of Boston has been at
George E. Crowelrs this week.
George Wright of Middlebury is visiting
at J. p. Elmer's on Frost street.
Mrs. G. b. Perkins went to Winchendon
Wednesday for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and FRS. D. W. Tenney go to b Y
ton to-mvi or a two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry ONeil of VIII r
River junction spent Sunday in town.
Miss Cora Clay returned Tuesday fro
ten days visit in Amsden, this state.
Mrs. George E. Greene went to Sprinl
field, Mass, Friday for ten days visit.
Mrs. o. d. Esterbrook is visiting in Bos
ton, where she will remain until Tuesday.
John G. Fenton of Pittsfield, Mass, is
here as the guest of his brother,,P. j. Fen
ton.
H. NJ. Wood displayed a two-pound
speckled beauty in his window Tuesday
night.
James G. Menzies started yesterday on
his two months fishing trip in northern
Maine.
John Anderson, the pastry cook at the
Brooks House, is in Boston for short
vacation.
Mortimer J. Stoddard went to Spring
field Tuesday to assist Dr. Pomeroy for a
few days.
Will Phelps of Worcester, Mass, has
been spending a few days with F. l.. and
S. S. Hunt.
Gerry Warren is substituting for John
Mooney as fireman at the Brooks House
for a week.
Charles Shattuck now has position in
a photograph studio in New Brighton,
Staten Island.
Mrs. Mary Smith has added four rooms
and front and side piazza to her home at
so Frost street.
George Houghton has removed from r.
f. Gordon's to James Austin's house on
South Main street.
Mrs. Will Young was called to Yer
gennes Monday on account of the serious
illness of her father.
H. W. Smonds, who has been in bust
ness in Chicago the past two or three years,
is visiting his family.
Herbert Clark, a former resident who
has been in Boston some time, returned to
Brattleboro this week.
Mrs. Daniel Sullivan and daughter Of
Windsor are making a weeks visit with
Mrs. Sullivan's father.
Expressman Britton will remove soon
from Central street to E. NJ. Anglers new
house on Canal street.
Miss Bessie Newman was one of the Bos
ton cyclists who made the century run to
Newburyport last week.
Clarence Carpenter is at work in the
Brooks House barber shop during the alb
sence of Walter Sturges.
Leslie Brasor is at home for short va.
cation. he is now employed by an insur.
ance company in Boston.
Mrs. H. NJ. Wood entertaine the teach
ers of the Universalist Sund ehool at g
6 o'clock tea Wednesday.
Miss Mary Crosby, sister 81 the Rev
Howard Crosby of New York, is at Mrs
Kirkland's for few weeks.
George Richards attended the meeting
of tho Mystic Shriners at White River
Junction last Friday evening.
Frank S. Pratt, cashier of the Contra
Vermont railroad companys New Yorl
Office, was at home over Sunday.
F. B. Gleason of Manchester, n. n.
hor nd
of the critical illness of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warren of Boston
were at the Brooks House Wednesday
while on their way by team to Putney.
c. L. billiard is spending few days il
town. He has sold recently the stor,
which he bought last year in Wallingford
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Phelps came from
Boston last week Thursday to spend
month at their farm in district No. 6.
Rev. A. j. Hough returned Tuesda!
night from a months absence at tn
Methodist general conference in Cleve
land, o.
Alfred Jefferson, former gymnasium
instructor of the Y. NJ. c. A, who wen
South for his health, was in town owe
Sunday.
DIR. Fremont Hamilton returns toda,
from Montpelier, where he has been attend
ing the annual meeting of the homGo
pathic physicians of Vermont.
F. X. Barrows and Fred Howe rode t.
Amherst on their wheels Wednesday t.
witness the ball game between the Amhers
and Harvard teams, which Amherst VOL
Q to 5.
President Dickerson of the Sterling Bi
cycle company of Chicago, has been il
town for a few days, and while here wa
the guest of his schoolmate of 20 years age
F. W. Putnam.
Emil Apfelbaum returned Wednesda
after a stay of several months in his nativ
country, Germany. His health was great
ly benefited by the change, his gain il
weight being 80 pounds.
Miss Annie McNulty went to the Massa
chusetts general hospital for treatmen
Wednesday. Her brother, James Nc
Nulty of Putney, accompanied her. Bax
ter Reed is running the Kendrick Hous
during Mr.. McNulty's absence.
Col. Bond will accompany Gen. Gilmore
Capt. Tutherley and Col Nelson on tn
trip of inspection to the militia companie
in Brandon, Bennington and Rutland mex
week, returning here for the feel day
Friday and Saturday. The four officer
will inspect all the other companies of tn
state before June 10.
Mrs. Emily Weatherhead and her daugh