Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-03-27
PERSONAL.

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versaist parsonage.
Arthur Simonds is now employed in the
Elliot street fish market.
Mrs. d. F. Bracket has returned from
her visit in Concord, n. II.
Chas. Fairbanks of Concord, n. H., has
been in town briefly this week.
Arthur Fifield spent Sunday with Harry
Horton at Baldwinville, Mass.
j. G. Swank and family go today to Bos-
ton for stay of several weeks.
Mathilde Yensen and Helene Thoresen
left for Boston Wednesday morning.
DIR. and Mrs. d. p. Webster have re-
turned from their visit in New York.
Fred S. knight has been confined to the
house with Inflammation of the eyes.
Fred Ransom was called to Windsor
Wednesday by the illness of his father.
Geo. Taft began work Saturday in the
wholesale department at Durham Broth
ers'.
E. NJ. Angler has connected his house
on Canal street with the telephone ex-
change.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carey of Newport,
this state, are here for a brief visit with
relatives.
Miss Carrie H. Shattuck came home
Saturday from Amherst for three weeks
vacation.
Mrs A. H. Webb returned to Montpel-
Ter Saturday after brief visit with Miss
Ethel Webb.
F. U. Simpson has taken a house in
Dorchester, Mass, and will move there
about April 10.
Mrs. l. d. Rice has gone to Wilmington
to care for her mother, Mrs. John Morris,
who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Geo. Vassar and Miss Isabel
Holmes have gone to Ansonia, Conn, to
visit Mrs. Wayne Reed.
Mrs. H. w. Spauldng has gone to West
Halifax to care for her mother, who was
hurt this week by fall.
Mrs. A. NJ. Wright of New York has
come here to spend several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. l.. j. Retting
Rodney Wheeler returned Wednesday
from Worcester, Mass, where he has lived
for more than year past.
A. w. Crouch is spending some time at
SaXtons River putting in a new steam
pump at Vermont Academy.
F. Z. Dickinson has put into his house
on Linden street a long distance telephone
with special metallic circuit.
Cashier w. H. Bracket attended the
meeting of the State Bankers association
at Montpelier on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Chadwick have
moved here from South Roy alton, this state,
and will work for c. D. Whitman.
Quartermaster Sergeant Gray of Com
pany H, Montpelier, spent Sunday in town
with members of the Estey Guard.
Miss Mabel Roberts, who has been visit.
ing her sister, Miss Cora Roberts, returned
Monday to her home in Riverton, Conn.
Mrs. w. F. Neal goes to market next
Monday to buy spring and summer MILL
merry for her new store in Sherman's build
ing.
Chas. E. Westgate has been chosen lead
er of the choir in the Methodist church o.
Fitchburg, Mass. He will begin his dutie:
early in April
Miss Ina Wart of the Springfield schoo
for Christian workers, and formerly a
teacher in the Brattleboro public schools
is visiting here.
Myron Davis and Perley Holmes o
Vermont Academy are home for the sprini
vacation. The next term at the academ,
begins April I.
Miss Florence White, who has been EN-
ployed at Mrs. w. II. Phillips's milliner!
store for several years, is to work this sea
son for Mrs. Morse.
Miss Lucy Powers, who will be tn
trimmer at Mrs. G. II. Smiths this sea
son, comes on Monday. She will board a
Mrs Ralph Chamberlain's.
Edward Hamlin, representing the Johr
CUSHING pOmnanV has haan in tow
this week to make estimates on wiring tn
town house for electric lights.
F. r. Matthews, a former Brattlebor
boy, who has been connected with hotel
at Bellows Falls for some time, has lease
the Hotel Fullerton at Chester.
John Hanrahan, 49, whose death is re
corded in our Hinsdale correspondence, wa
the father of Miss Susan Hanrahan, tn
well-known clerk in n. l. Hawley's store.
1. W. Combs, formerly the crack ride
of the Vermont Wheel club, has accepted
position with the liver johnson Arms an
Cycle company of Fitchburg, entering upo
his duties last week.
Mrs. j. f. Hubbard left Tuesday by on
of the Phillips excursions for Denver
Col, where she will spend several week
with her son, Alva, who has been in tn
West for over three years.
Mrs. Cora Fox of New York is the guel
of Mrs. Fred Pettee for few days. Sh
was accompanied to Greenfield by he
brother-in-law, Vim. Bates, who will max
his home with relative in Deerfeld
Simon Hayes, the well-known conductC
on the narrow gauge railroad, has resigne
his position and will go to Northampton
where he will be employed as conductC
on the street cars. His place on the ma
row gauge is taken by Thomas Rouse.
Rev. r. C. T. Mckenzie, who has bee
pastor of the Methodist church in Wi
mington for the past five years, will NOV
to Brattleboro about May l, having rente
a tenement in the Westgate house o
Walker place.
Miss Florence White entertained a con
pany at six hand euchre Tuesday evenin
among the guests being Charles Fawcett
New York. A card party was given We,
nesday evening by Miss Lillian Woolar
and one will be given this evening by Mr.
Will Corser.
E. o. Shipman has moved from Fore
street to Mr.. Fletcher's new house {
7 ost place; Charles T. Wheeler frol
Centrevillc to the Goodall farm; S. w
cox from 10 Main street to the Stua
house on Canal street, W. II. Bond is
move next week from Forest street to IL
Doolittle house on Canal street, and d
Barber from Walnut street to his new
purchased house on High street,
Gnu Tamson cama hOma from Midi