Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-03-20
PERSONAL.

selecting spring styles of millinery.
Charles Brown has moved from Elliot |
street to Mr.. Fletcher's new house on Frost |
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudyard Kipling left Tues
day for a stay of several weeks in Lake
wood y. j.
Mrs. David Angler left Tuesday for a
stay of several weeks in Greenfield, Mass,
and vicinity.
C.. 5. Davis has moved his sign painting
shop from Ryther building to the Whet-
stone building.
Clarence Wooley returned to New York
Wednesday after a weeks visit at Law
renee Heaphy's.
D. P. Dewitt and John c. Frye have
taken tenements in W. G. Doolittle's new
Canal street house.
Wesley Edwards gave his lecture on
armenia" in the Bernardston town hall
Wednesday evening.
c. w. Thomas returned to his work
Monday morning after being ill two weeks.
Mrs. Thomas is now i'll.
w. L. McCarty of St. Adams, formerly
in the employ of Holden IL Martin, has
been in town this week.
c. L. Stickney, Charles Shattuck and
Walter Stearns go tomorrow for week of
sight seeing in New York.
Matthew McVeigh will finish work April
at f. Il. Dckinson's and will probably re.
turn to the McVeigh farm.
William Quinn has moved from u
Chestnut street to Bellows Falls, having
secured employment there.
Mrs. Thomas Pellet and young son of
Worcester, Mass, are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. f. B. Barrett.
James Coleman resumed work in his
barber shop Tuesday, having been disabled
by his injuries several weeks.
Miss L. Hazelton, who has been the
guest of Mrs. II. A. Strong, returned to
her home in Keene Saturday.
The Vermont Academy basket ball team
were entertained at the home of Perley
Holmes during their stay here.
F. l.. Houghton is in New York city at
tending the annual meeting of the Nation
al Holstein Friesian association.
David Pierce will go to Madam Bales
tiers farm April l, having been engaged
to work there during the summer.
Mr. Shea, who has been employed at the
electric light station, has gone to New
York, where he has similar position.
for a stay of several weeks. Her husband
will Join her there in three or four weeks.
Mrs. w. S. Barrows has returned to her
home in Hinsdale after caring for her sis
ter, Mrs. j. w. Simonds, who is now able
to sit up.
Our Wilmington correspondent states
that H. G. Barber, Brattleboro boy who
has been practicing law in that town, will
return here.
S. H. Mixer, who has worked for Madam
Balestier the past two years, has rented
tenement in L. L. Whitney's house on
Chestnut street.
A party from here is planning to attend
the presentation in Springfield, on Easter
Monday, of Tannhauser by Walter Dam
rosch's company.
A. B. Ashley has been suffering severely
for several weeks from the injury caused
by the accident on the narrow gauge rail-
road, and is now unable to get about only
on crutche5.
DIR. j. Henry Jackson of Barre, who is
most prominently mentioned as the next
Democratic candidate for governor of Yer
mont, is father of DR.. Jackson, formerly
of the Brattleboro Retreat.
James Menzies is spending few days in New
York.
H. p Wellman has been in Boston on bust
ness trip
f. F. Trip of Boston was at the Brooks House
over Sunday.
Miss Agnes Wheeler is visiting at Mrs. Eddy's
on Oak street.
Rev Geo. J. Sutherland of Mortified has visit
ed in town this week.
Frank f. Draper of New York spent Sunday
with Mrs. NJ. A. Cune.
John Day and his sister from Northampton
have been in town this week.
F. j. Leach was in Easthampton Wednesday to
attend the funeral of an uncle.
Mrs C. A. Risbey and Mrs Bunce returned to
their New York homes on Monday.
Miss E. Curtis of New York is at the Brooks
House for stay of several months.
Mrs. Abbe NJ. Ranger returned last week from
several weeks stay in Knowlton, z. 2.
Miss Mabel Youngove of Fitchburg spent
few days recently with Mrs F. C. Gale.
Mrs G. H. Smith is in New York accompanied
by her trimmer, whom she met Monday
Mr. and Mrs. f. A Starkey and daughter went
TO New York city Saturday for a short visit.
Mrs Freeman billiard of Northaed Farms has
been the guest recently of Mrs. g. IL. Smith.
John T. Kaine of Richford came TO Brattleboro
Wednesday to spend vacation of a few weeks.
Miss Louise Coates is spending two weeks
vacation in Providence X. l., and Deep RIVER
Conn.
Miss Louise Rawson has returned from six
weeks visit in Brooklyn, n. Y, and Greenwich
Conn.
Mrs Will Barber has been seriously Ill with
measles in Florida, where she went TO visit her
father
Frank Stoddard returned Monday to his work
in Boston after visit Of several days with MS
parents.
Jessie Hawley entertained party of her young
friends Monday, the occasion being her birthday
anniversary.
Arthur LaFleche cutter for Pratt, Wright &
Co., has been visiting at Montpelier, where he
formerly lived.
Miss Louise Williams, who is a student al
Brown university, is expected home tomorrow
for a vacation
Mrs j. L. Brimhal a former well-know dress
maker, now of Warren, Mass, has been calling
on Brattleboro friends,
Mrs L. w Hawley is at her old home in Tafts
VILE where her mothers birthday anniversary
was observed one day this week.
Mrs. Frances NJ. Peck received severe injuries
and bruises by falling down stairs Tuesday night
at the home of j. X. Parker on Oak street.
Ex-Gov. Fuller was out for short ride Satur
day, and on Tuesday was able TO ride TO Main
street for the first time In nearly hVe months
Mrs Cora Greene and Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Hunt
attended the funeral of Mrs. Greene's father
William H. Lynde, at Winchester, N. H., Tues
day.
The Old Whist club entertained Friday
evening by DIR. and Mrs. G.. F. Barber. The
honors were won by Chas A. Harris and Mrs. IL
F. Houghton.
W. s. Hudson, formerly with Emerson Son
has become connected with the firm of Gleason a
Co of Montpelier and will have charge OF theiI
undertaking department.
The Keene Sentinel says Miss Velma Foster
of Brattleboro who has been spending severa
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