Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-03-13
PERSONAL.

..--re Tltteuore has moved To Vernon.
v-.eu staples has returned from Buskirks,
g p Horton Is in FitchburE and Boston this
e.-re Il clarr has been in New York this
Ms. cray Of Burlington is a, home for short
v.. Belle scott is home from Ware, Mass. for
-.-'-e Co-bet, is recovering from his recent
v- and Mrs. E. a. Tyler wen, to Boston this
r Hsrris is ont again after severe attack
r- r P. webster goes to New YORK today for
a--. visit
mis- Ellis Of Greenfield came home Friday for
70 visit.
3 stratton Of Northa np;on was in town
ever sunday.
Wis. somervHle is visiting her mother. Mrs F.
e. h. smith spen, sunday with friends in
range Mass.
Mrs 2 I. simpson Joined her husband in Bos-
.11 yesterday.
1- Grav vas ont Wednesday for the first time
e rec weeks.
Miss Barbara Murphy has been in Windsor this
week for visit
George Harrington has moved from the water
sure to Cedar street
W. Richardson has been appointed assistant
-Aritlr q the town hall
v- and Mrs. Julius Whitney are visiting in
Boston and FitchburE
Miss Mary ponnel and Mrs 5. W. kdgett went
v.s-Arlay 10 New York.
Mrs Della Wilder Is in Worcester visiting her
daughter Mrs l.. FaleS-
o. A uirSmors returned yesterday TO Phia-
Ge.pala after few days here
Miss Edith EsJerbrook Of smith college has
ben AZ home for short time.
Walter Robbins went Friday to Burlington TO
v.s.t his brother. Merton Robbins
s's. T,yiss Of Worcester " a. the guest Of Mrs.
Ea.r1 Chamberlain over sunday
...Iu Dewitt is spending some time with his
1-1.h-fs j. c. ana DeWe>e Dewitt.
Mss Nina Evans is making two weeks visit
g. le- home IN Mortified. this state.
Mrs W + Barnes and son are visiting in town
before joining Mr. Barnes in Boston
r C. Stre-ter was called to Bennington Tuesday
OIL account Of the illness Of bis sister.
N- and Mrs A NJ wyart Of Boston are here
Ga attend the funeral Of Royal (. Wyart.
Mrs T j. Kendall is moving from the Retting
1ui.5ius on High street 70 80 Main street.
u p Dewitt is moving from Crosby block TO
Warren poolittle's house on Canal street.
Nh NJ Z Warbler entertained Aa=- sunday
school class OF young girls yesterday afternoon.
John F. RYDER. son Of e H. Ryder. will begin
WORK in the Vermont national bank next week.
Mr. and Mrs John Fitzgerald Of St Adams
st-nt several days this week with relatives here.
walter Boynton will 90 soon to Waterbury,
Conn, TO engage IN the cigar manufacturing bus
mess.
George E. Brewer of Springfield, special agent
Of the sun Insurance. Office, has been in town this
week
Mrs Kate Burchard went Wednesday to New
York. where she will visit Dr. AID Mrs r. ).
Emery Whitney Of Centrevle is i'll with bron-
chial Pneumonia. His partner. Henry Moore, Is
also ILL.,
his sister, Mrs. George L. Greene and his son w
F Root.
Guy ?. Howe and Frank Haskins Of the Boston
institute Of pharmacy are al home for a Vlsit OF
few days.
Joseph Kennedy has finished work on the
night lunch" wagon His place is taken by
Joseph Everest.
Mrs H. P smith. who has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. L. A. Starkey. returned TO New
York Wednesday.
Nathan Mann. who has sold his house in Estey-
Vile TO Mrs Geo. Colt. has rented tenement IN
r Timson's house.
Miss Annie McNulty. who has been at Mrs.
Ralph Chamberlain's for a week or two, has re-
turned TO her home.
Eddie Pike has been critically i'll with pneumo
MIA for several days, but yesterday was reported
as more comfortable.
Mrs. Fred Tuthill marked her birthday anniver-
sary Saturday, by pleasant afternoon party TO
a company Of ladies
Manager Hidden Of the Brattleboro Overall
company has been quite Ill for several days with
grip and complications
Charles E. Newell bookkeeper for the Valley
Grain company, is able 10 be out after SUFFERING
with a bronchial trouble.
James S wadsworth, Of the New England
telephone and telegraph company force OF III
spectors, spent Sunday IN town
Miss Jennie B Duncan has gone TO New York.
where she will spend a week in gaining the latest
points and styles in dressmaking
Mrs. A. D. Brown accompanies her husband to
Barre tomorrow. where he goes TO resume the
pastorate Of the Episcopal church.
Victor Boyden, the night operator at the West
ern Union Office, returned Thursday from q ten
days trip in northern New Hampshire.
Arthur and Walter Tidd went Monday to North
amplon, Mass. where they will open shop for
repairing watches, eye glasses, bicycles, etc.
L A. Tyler has received the mounted head OF
one Of the deer he shot on his trip in the Maine
woods. 1t will be placed in the Brooks House Of
flee.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Durham will sell their West
ern avenue house and move in few days 10 Mrs.
Dunham's former home with her father, D. 5.
Mrs c. B. Carleton Of Manchester, n. H, /:
visiting her brothers, H. c. and o. d. Stowell
Mrs David StoWell Of Londonderry is also here
with her sons.
Miss Minnie Scott entertained party Of young
ladies at hist at her home Wednesday afternoon
Prizes were taken by Miss Florence Pratt and
Miss Matilda Gundersen, formerly Brooks
House waitress but now employed at W. II
Chidss fractured her wrist by falling on the side
walk on North Main street yesterday.
Miss Mabel Freeman is TO substitute for Miss
Lula Elmer IN the third grade OF the public
schools until the first Of April Miss Elmer Is
making good recovery from her recent illness.
Fred Robinson who has been suffering with
rheumatism for three months, has 50 far improv
ed that he will 20 tomorrow TO Maiden. Mass
TO visit his sister. L. F. CoXson VIII accompany
him.
Miss Lula May Horton went Tuesday 70 Green
field. where she has a position in the printing
house OF Morry & Son. A pleasant farewell tea
was given for Miss Horton Monday afternoon by
Miss Ella SteBbns.
Julius Mason Of the Springfield training schoo
has been in town for a short time. After h
graduation in June he will act physical ip
structor in some Y NJ c. A. gymnasium and a
the same time study medicine.
E. John Devine returned home saturday, th'
Old Rube Tanner company, OF which he wa
manager, having closed the season at Amherst
Mass Mr. Devine travelled through Connecticut
and part Of Massachusetts, with the company
Mrs Frank Field was called last week 70 Eas
Alstead " H, TO assist in caring for her uncle
Joel T. Mayo, whose wife died that week. Mrs
Mayo was a cousin OF the late Gen y. p. Bank
Of Massachusetts, and daughter Of Judge Prem
tiss, one of the early settlers Of Alstead.
Miss Maud Willis, daughter Of A. E. Willis o
Shelburne Falls, Mass, formerly of Brattleboro
had a narrow escape from asphyxiation recent
IT, She slept with Miss Bertha Croser at tn
latters home. and when DR.. Willis went there a
noon he found both suffering from the effects o
inhaling the gas.