Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-04-24
PERSONAL.

Brooks House,
Miss E. NJ. Wiley of New York is at the
Brooks House.
H. A. Wall has moved from p Clark to
IA Pearl street.
John Woods of Holyoke Mass, spent
Sunday here.
E. Wales and Harry Wales were in Bos-
ton over Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Franklin has moved from So
Elliot to 81 Pine street.
Miss Annie Curran of Hinsdale is EN-.
ployed at Donnell & Davis's.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Haus go next week
to Baltimore, Md, for a visit.
L. A. Starkey has spent part of the week
on business trip to New York.
Capt. j. Harry Estey accompanied Gen.
Estey on his western business trip.
Rollin Dewitt has been engaged to
teach the village school at Jacksonville.
Ira Burnett has been spending a few
days with his uncle, Ira French, at Can aan,
n. Y.
j, H, Chamberlain of indianapolis has
been greeted by many old friends this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Newton of Hol-
yoke have been at the Brooks House this
week.
Rev. Mr.. Collins will exchange pulpits
next Sunday with Rev. A. D. Brown of
Barre.
j. L. Martin and G.. A. Boyden returned
Wednesday from their trip to Fort Worth,
Texas.
NJ. II. Lillis is in charge of the night
lunch cart having taken possession last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Ullery of Holyoke
were at the Brooks House for day or two
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Collins returned to
Rutland Tuesday after spending a week
with friends.
Miss Nellie Donahue entertained party
of friends at her Elliot street home Mon
day evening
Harry White of the Massachusetts, Insti-
tute of Technology is at home for the
spring vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Willard pleasantly
entertained party at six-handed euchre
Friday evening
Mrs. Eliza Hamilton has gone to the
home of her daughter in Brunswick, Me-,
for an extended visit.
Miss Bessie Newman of Boston, accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Cox, spent Sun
day with her parents.
j. j. O'Neil cut through his shoe while
splitting wood Saturday, nearly severing
the big toe from the foot.
Mrs. George w. Fuller returned Tues
day from Hartford, Conn, where she Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. Spencer.
Charles L. Shattuck went Saturday to
New York, where he has gone in business
with his uncle Charles Holland.
c. o. Chamberlain, the manager of the
st. James hotel, Jacksonville, Fla, is ex-
pected here today or tomorrow.
Mrs. Sarah Kidder, a former resident,
who has lived at Wilmington the past few
years, will return here about May l.
James W. Austin will finish work at the
Carpenter Organ factory this week, and
will enter the employ of George S. Dow
ley.
Mrs. F. n. Whitney and little daughter
of Northfield, this state, returned Wednes-
day to their home after a visit at Mrs. A
D. Browns.
Miss Mildred Hanrahan has returned tC
her work in N. l. Hawley's store after
a vacation of two weeks at her home in
West Swanzey.
Frank Ketchum went to New York
Wednesday, where he is to be an assistant
in the surgical clinic at Bellevue hospita
during the summer.
W. S. Stuart has moved from Washing.
ton street to his new house on Canal street
Z. P. Barnes has also taken a tenement
in the same house.
Kern Adams has moved into Crosby
block, taking the rooms vacated by II. A
Walker, who now has quarters over thu
Vermont National bank.
Fred Bemis spent short time this weel
with his sister, Mrs. G. R. Crosby, whil'
on his way back to Meriden, Conn, after {
business trip to Newport.
Miss Lavie Hubbard of Sioux Falls
South Dakota, came yesterday to remaiI
during the summer with her grandparents
Col and Mrs. John Hunt.
A. F. Wilder moves from Elm to Cana
street, and Mrs. Rhoda Smiths son will
come from Boston and occupy the tene
ment vacated by Mr.. Wilder.
DR.. Conland, Rollin Childs, E. F. Brooks
G. H. Davenport, Mr.. Brown OF Whiting
ham, and Mr.. Eddy of Townshend attend
ed the Democratic conference at RUTLAND
yesterday.
Henry Ammom, chef at the Brook
House, was in New York Saturday to NEE
his wife, who arrived ON one of the steam
ers from Europe. Mrs. Ammom came di
rect to Brattleboro with her husband
Rev. Geo. Leon Walker, D. D., give
this year the CaIew lectures in Hartfor
Theological seminary, The general sub
iect is "Some phases of the religious lif
of New England, with special reference
Congregationalism."
The Bellows Falls Times of Wednesda
contained the following: "M. A. Coolidge
builder of the Brattleboro electric road,
in town today. In company with Other
he went to Saxtons River and met repr'
sentative citizens there and talked over tn
proposed road between that place and Bel
lows Falls"
D. B. Stedman of Springfield, Mass
was in town yesterday. Mr.. and Mr.
Stedman returned to their home sewers
days ago after spending eight weeks in tn
South. Mrs. Lucinda Bartlett and Mis-
Stedman, who accompanied them Soutt
returned home last night, having been
New York several days.
The Barton Monitor of this week say
'Mrs. Alonzo Clark left last week fC
Brattleboro, where she will visit about tw
weeks, and then go to Maine, where M
Clark went some weeks since, and the
will make their home for the presen
Mrs. Clark has been very useful and e
ficient in the Woman's Relief corps an
other organizations and leaves man