Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-04-03
PERSONAL.

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ness trip.
Chas. Harris has finished work for DR..
Hamilton.
Miss Noel Bullock is guest at Mrs 1.
n. Thorn's.
c. A. Huntley has been in Concord, n.
H., this week.
Clifford and Earl Staples are housed !
with the measles
C. Fred Childs is at home from Yale for |
the Easter recess.
Axel Norling has opened a candy store
at "a Elliot street.
Bose Gregware has moved from Organ |
street to 81 Elliot.
Mrs. S. S. Hunt has returned from her |
trip to Washington.
Miss Abbie Prouty returned Saturday to
her school at Orange.
Chas. E. Miner went to Michigan Mon
day en- business trip.
Mrs. Eta McGibney goes soon to her
home in Brandon, n. Y.
Miss S. E. Grswold has returned from
East Cornwall, this state.
Edward Morse has begun work as book
keeper for E. B. Barrows.
Richard Elwood Dodge of New York is
among this weeks guests.
Mrs j. NJ Edison has returned after
some time sp" IN Grafton.
Mrs. X. Burchard returned last night
from her visit in New York
Miss Helen Thompson has been at home
from Northampton this week.
Major Houghton went to New York yes
terday for few days vacation.
Mrs. F. L. Hunt and Mrs J. G Dewitt
-, C,r;nnGo1J
Miss Nellie Goodrich of Newton Centre
is home to spend the spring vacation.
Misses Harriet Webster and Dora Mitch
ell go to New York today for week.
Will Collins of the Springfield Republi-
can, has been at home briefly this week.
Mrs. G. C. Averill and son Richard, go
to Boston tomorrow to visit Mrs. Averilrs
mother.
T. A. Austin is moving from Grove
street to James Austn's house on South
Main street.
Miss Minnie Jones finished work at the
American House last week and has gone
to Holyoke.
Mrs f. NJ. Heard has moved back this
week to Vernon, having spent the winter
in BrattleborO.
Joe Gould has finished work as bell boy
at the Brooks House. His place is taken
by Daniel Aher.
Misses Mabel Huntley and Matte Bald
win are working in Mrs. G. H. Smiths
millinery rooms.
Merton Robbins and Walter Eddy are
among the collegians who are home for
the Easter recess.
Mrs. o. r. Dutton went Saturday to
New London, Conn, for few weeks
visit with her son.
The engagement is announced of Allyn
G. Crosby and Miss Maud Coudry of
Weathersfield, Conn.
James Fisk Hooker returned to New
York yesterday, after few days spent at
home with his parents.
James p. Forest, advance agent of Cor
mans "Gilhooly's abroad" company, has
been in town this week.
Misses Stoddard and Moore, teachers in
the public school, left yesterday, TO spend
their vacation in Boston.
Rev. Father Cunningham took part in a
40 hours devotional meeting at White
River Junction last week
Col. and Mrs. E. H. Chase arrived Mon
day from Louisville, KY, and opened their
home on North Main street.
Miss Florence Pratt entertained a COM
pany of young women Wednesday after
noon at her home on Oak street.
Miss Rose McCullom of Boston, formerly
stenographer in the Holstein- Friesan
office, was in town over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Freeman will substitute I'M
til June II for Miss Lula Elmer in the
third grade, High school building
julius Whitney returned Saturday from
three weeks vacation spent in Boston
and other parts of Massachusetts,.
John Mooney, the fireman at the Brooks
House, is taking a weeks vacation, his
place being filled by Gerry Warren.
C. r. Simonds went to Haverhill this
week to drive horse which he recently
sold to the Haverhill Paper company.
Miss Nina K. button is at work for a
few weeks in the Office of the Vermont
Farm Machine company at Bellows Falls.
Miss Mildred Carpenter, who is a stu
dent at Bishop Hopkins hall, Burlington
is a guest of Rev. and Mrs. w. Fl. Collins
Mrs. F. r. Smith, who has been in Will
mington, caring ,or her mother-in-law
Mrs. Ruel Smith, returned home Tuesday
Mrs. B. F. Snow of Northampton re
turns to her home tomorrow after briei
visit with her sister, Mrs. L. p. ii. Knight
Mrs. Lizzie Schuster Twitchell of Ash
mont, Mass, with two children, is The
guest of her grandmother, Mrs. A. E
Brown.
DR.. Gale has returned from his trip Soutf
with Ex-Gov. Fuller. He left the cover
nor at St. Augustine greatly benefited b!
the trip.
Miss Alice Butterield, daughter of Prof
and Mrs. l.. A. Butterleld, will ente
Bradford academy at Auburndale, Mass.
next week.
G.. A. Hines went Monday to Montpelie
as witness in the celebrated fish hatcher
cases, which were disposed of Tuesday a
noted elsewhere.
Mrs. S. E. X. Priest has sold her house il
West Brattleboro to Lowell A. Barney, VIII
will make some Improvements and posi-
bly, occupy it himself
An original pension has been granted t
D. II. Fairbrother of Westminster and al
original widows pension to Jennie M
Chandler of Bratteboro.
Mrs. E. A. Mansur, who with her littl
grandchild has spent the winter at tn
Brooks House, returned yesterday T.
Lowell, Mass. Miss Annie Stolte wen
with her.
John O'Connors is home from tn
medical school of the University Of Vel
mont; Frank Head is also at home froI
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