Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-01-24
PERSONAL.

, this state, this week.
L. M. Cook has moved from II Canal |
street to 80 Elliot street.
b W. b. johnson is finishing his new
house on Cherry street.
George L. Durham has been in Boston
on a short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Harlow are visiting
in East Bethel this state.
The venerable b. f. Kelly, one of the
oldest residents of the town, is quite i'll.
Miss Louise Rawson went to Brooklyn,
N. Y, Tuesday for visit of several weeks
Mrs. c. A. Huntley has returned from
her visit of several weeks in Concord, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Rockwell returned
Wednesday after short visit at Perkins
vile.
II. w. Sanders has moved from Guilford
street to S. T. Davenport's house in Cen
treville.
Mrs. Ada Richardson Scott came Tues
day from New York for visit with her
parents.
Mrs. M. E. Wardner was called to East
Bethel this week by the critical illness of
her niece.
Miss Helen Crane, who has been en-
ployed at the Brattleboro House, has gone
to Boston.
Miss Mabel Witt, who is now in the mil
linery business at New London, is visiting
her parents.
DR.. Webster has been confined to the
house a week or more, suffering from a
rheumatic trouble.
F. E. Draper of New York, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. McKeever, was at Mrs.
Cunes over Sunday.
Mrs. E. A. Starkey and daughter re-
turned Monday after q stay of several
weeks in New York city.
VIM. j. Boyce of Woodstock was the
guest of o. +. Randall during his stay
in Bratteboro this week.
Engineer F. j. Leach resumed work on
his run Monday, having been disabled by
an accident for two weeks.
Eugene Knight, now of the express Of
fee force at Springfield, Mass. greeted
Brattleboro friends Tuesday.
Mrs Clarence Miller suffered a slight
shock Sunday, from the effects of which
she is making good recovery.
Mrs. L. A. Fales, who has been with her
mother since the holidays, returned to
Worcester, Mass, Wednesday.
Miss Emma billiard has returned to heI
home in Northfield, Mass, after three
weeks spent with friends here.
Miss Divoll, who has been the guest OF
Mrs. F. c. Gale for several weeks, returned
Saturday to her Westfeld home.
LYMAN Goldsmith of Shelburne Falls
who has been travelling for large Boston
paper house, is visiting his mother.
Deacon A. A. Stearns, whose critica
illness was announced last week, is i'm
proving Mrs. Stearns is quite i'll.
w. H. Childs was in Boston last evening
to attend a banquet of the sportsmeI
whom he has met in his trips to Maine.
C. B. Dickinson, who has been i'll will
fever for the past five weeks is improv
ing and expects to be out in few days.
James B. Sullivan of st. Adams ha
visited Brattleboro friends this week. II
goes to New York, where he has a position
Drs. Gale, Holton and Miller attende
the meeting of the Connecticut Vale
Medical association at Bellows Falls thi
week.
Judge Royal Tyler has been ill for sew
eral days. He was unable to attend tn
funeral of his brother, Rev. Dr. Tyler, o.
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. L. Pratt of Boston an
Mrs. j. G. MARS and SON of Lansingburl
N. Y, were here to attend the funeral O
Rev. DR.. Tyler.
T. j. Doolin, the manager of the Fran
ingham, Mass, telephone exchange, WI
in town on Tuesday, called here by the il
ness of his mother.
Col K Haskns, grand master of IL
grand lodge of Vermont, has attended di
triC Masonic meetings this week at Arlin
ton and Fair Haven.
Gen. j. j. Estey went to Chicago Satu
day, the object of his trip being to after
na1 pnaafinn nf the furnitnFa cor
pany at Owosso, Mich.
DR.. Hunter of Greenfield and Har
Thompson of Bellows Falls were amor
those who attended the Carpenter rece
ton Wednesday evening.
]. E. Halls class of young women
the Baptist Sunday school have their a
nual supper in the church social room
next Wednesday evening.
Principal and Nj j. d. Horne of La
renee, Mass, are expected to arrive for
weeks visit. While here they will be t
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Durham.
George Wellman returned to Providen
Tuesday Miss Florence Wellman, W
was at home from Smith college seve
days, returned to Northampton Monday
HF. Jordan, E. H. Van Doom, NJ.
Moran and II. M. Wood are the BrattlebC
cycle dealers who are attending the big
hibition of machines in New York C
this week.
F. M. Parmenter, postal clerk betwe
Springfield and Bratteboro, has takeI
tenement in Tyler block. His wife a
child came here from Bradford, n. H.,
Saturday.
Brainerd Spooner of Boston, neph
of Mrs. f. w. Weeks, who is student
Cushing academy, and who has visi
here, expects to enter the Leland Stanf
university in the fall.
Arthur Stype has finished work for r
bins g. Cowles. After a visit at his no
in jefferson county, N. Y, he will go
Los Angeles, CAL, where he has posit
in real estate office.
Miss Tilton, who substituted for y
Clary last week, has been in the Oh
street primary school part of this we
Miss Webster being out because OF
serious illness of her father.
Mr.. and M. G. Taylor have been at M
chester several days, called there by
final illness of Mr.. Taylor's father, j.
TAYLOR, one of the old residents of
town, whose death occurred Sunday.
Cards have been received by Brattlet
friends announcing the marriage OF u