Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-04-17
PERSONAL.

c. r. Simonds was in Claremont, n. H., Mon.
day.
Mrs H. P. wellman is in New York for brief
visit
Miss Mabel Briggs enters Falcons bakery as
clerk.
Mrs VIM. Brockway and child are visiting in
Keene
Bert Chelis of Claremont has been in town
this week.
John Day of Northampton was one of Sundays
guests here
C. H. Pratt will spend Sunday with friends in
Burlington.
Clarence Whitaker is out again after his Sc.
rinus Illness.
John Best brother from Mount Hermon spent
sunday with him.
MIR. and Mrs. John Samson visited in Holyoke
the first of the week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hackley will spend Sunday with her
husband in Greenfield.
Miss Kittie Eels has been spending a few days
with friends in Keene.
E S. Henry of Brightwood Mass, was in town
yesterday on flying visit.
Harry Walmsley of Boston has been the guest
Of l., B. Hardy this week.
Miss Florence Pierce of Boston is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. A. d. Brown
Miss Ethel Brown has returned from visit of
several weeks in Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Ullery of Holyoke Mass
were in town briefly this week.
Chas. Damon of Reading was the guest of E.
II. Van Doom early in the week.
Miss Emma Brown and her sister, Mrs Brown
have been in Springfield this week
Mrs. f. II. Van Doom and daughter Amy have
been in Springfield, Mass, this week.
Mrs. w. H. Childs is in Springfield, New Haven
and New York for a two weeks visit.
Mrs Willis Barnes, who has been here for four
weeks, has Joined her husband in Boston.
II. F. Stevenson has moved from Prospect
street to the Stuart house on Canal street.
A. L. Maynard went yesterday to Montague,
Mass, to stay over Sunday with his parents.
Little Murphy" will captain the Bangor team
this season from his position as short stop.
Rev L. u. Temples father Truman Temple of
Granville, y. y, visited him briefly this week
b. c. Austin was called to Montpelier yester-
day to umpire an important basket ball game.
~ H Mann is to have charge of the track work
on the electric road He will begin work on Mon
day.
Miss Carrie Shattuck returned to Amherst
Tuesday after a three weeks vacation at her
home.
Gen Estey left yesterday morning for Michigan
on a business trip which will occupy about two
weeks.
Mrs Jessie Dutton Thayer of Amherst, Mass
has been visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs: D. D.
Dutton.
Mrs Geo. W. Fuller has gone to Hartford
Conn, for a visit to her daughter, Mrs. F. II.
Spencer.
Mrs o. D. Esterbrook and Miss Ruth Noyes
heard Paderewsk at Northampton Tuesday af-
ternoon.
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where she has been for several weeks caring for
her mother.
Arthur v D. Piper has entered the employ of
Jordan X Van Doom and VIII work in the bicycle
department.
Fred Robinson, who has been with his sister
near Boston for some weeks, has returned, inn
proved in health.
Miss Alice Mather went Monday to Worcester,
Mass, where she enters the city hospital for a
course of training.
Col and MIS- James Lilis returned Saturday to
Rutland. Miss Lizzie Brosnahan went with them
for months visit
Frank Powers has finished work at the Estey
factory and will move to his farm recently
bought, near SaXtons River.
Bridget Cannedy, who has been employed al
the Hooker, Corser, & Mitchell overall factory
has gone to Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs Martin Hall has moved from Il Washing
ton street to 50 Elliot street. +. w. Boyle from 10
Green to SO South Main street
Mrs. Sarah L. Goodnow, who has been i'll fol
two weeks, is recovering, but will be unable to
resume her work for some weeks yet.
Mrs W II. Roleau and viii leave next Wednes
day for Wilston, where they will spend the
summer Mr.. Roleau joins them later.
Frank G. Ketchum will go next week to spend
his summer vacation in Bellevue hospital in New
York, returning to Baltimore in the fall.
Merton Robbins was made assistant business
manager of the Ariel board elected by the sopho
mores of Vermont university last Saturday.
Miss Mildred Carpenter, who has been spend
ing some time at Hev. w. H. Collinss returned
yesterday to Burlington to resume her studies
Rev. A. j. Hough was chosen one of the dele
gates from the Vermont conference to the gen
eral conference to be held In Cleveland in May.
Chas. Franklin of Guilford, who appointed
a substitute railway postal clerk, is running fol
instruction the Brattleboro and South Lon
donderry route.
Mrs Stetson, who has spent the winter with he
daughter Mrs. W. p. Jones, went last week I,
Greenfield, and will return to her Jacksonville
home the first of May.
Elmer T. Sherman, who graduated recent.
from Philadelphia dental college, has secured
position with DR.. B. c. Russell of Keene, com
mencing his duties Monday,
]. C. Newton has been in Brattleboro and neigh
boring towns this week. He came to hire he'll
for the season and has picked up some cows TO
the Fishers Island dairy herd.
H. L. Elmer who has been employed by F. X
Barrows since his graduation from the Higl
school, goes next week to Rockand, Mass. ,wher
he has accepted position in dry goods store.
n NJ. Simmonds, who is a senior in Grocer Thee
logical seminary, has received a call to tecom
pastor of the Baptist church in Merchantvillt
n. j. Mr.. Simmonds was formerly general secrt
tary of the Y. NJ. c. A. here.
Next Sunday will be the sgd birthday annivel
sary of John W. Frost. There will be no forma
celebration of the event, but Mr. Frost will
glad to receive all friends who wish to call upo
him at his home with his children on North Mai
street.
Mrs Fremont Hamilton entertained part
at dinner Saturday, in honor of Mrs Eliza Ham
iltons 13d birthday anniversary Dainty souve
mir cards having white English violets tied wit
lavender ribbon were at each plate The occi
sion was much enjoyed by the guests
Rev and Mrs. f.. A. Slack of Brooklne, Mass
have been in town this week. Mr.. Slack it is III
derstook began negotiations with d. S. Pratt fl
the purchase of building lot on the north side
the avenue among the pines, where he will erect
summer residence if the purchase is completed.