Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-04-10
PERSONAL.


in New Jersey.
Miss Rose Judge was home from Green
field over Sunday.
John L. Howard of Maiden, Mass, was
in town this week.
Brainerd Fay takes tenement in the
watercure building.
Howard Hough finished work Saturday
for Pullen e Whitney.
viii Miller, now of Greenfield, Mass,
spent Sunday in town.
Miss Lille Booth of Meriden, Coun., is
visiting at l.. A. Wits.
L. j. Retting has been in Barre this
week on a business trip
S. II. Roberts has moved from Reed
street to West Brattleboro.
S. W. Edwards has been on a business
trip to Boston this week.
II. r. Lawrence went to Boston yester-
day morning to see the horse show.
Walter Robbins, who has been in Boston,
buying cattle, returned Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. d. Harris will return
tomorrow from their visit in New York.
w. r. Geddis is in Barre as lay delegate
to the Methodist lay electoral conference.
Miss May Calvin of Middlebury, this
state, is visiting her brother, John Calvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Miner and Mrs 1.
n. Thorn are spending the week in Bos-
ton.
Miss Edith Evans returned today from
months visit in Boston and Lawrence,
Mass.
Connie Brosnahan returned Monday
from California, where he has spent the
winter.
Mrs. j. f. Fisher has returned from
spending the winter with her brother in
Boston,
Mrs. S. II. Sherman and her sister, Mrs.
Avery, are visiting in Montague, Mass,
this week.
Maurice Guiheen is out this week for
the first since he broke his leg several
months ago.
Miss May Edwards has gone to East
Boston for a two weeks visit al Rev. F.
w. Sprague's.
Myron Chamberlain has moved from the
watercure building on Elliot street to
Milestone block.
Capt. and Mrs. j. Harry Estey will live
at Col. E. H. Chase's on North Main street
during the summer
A. " May has moved his real estate Of
mont national bank.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood of Athol, Mass,
have been guests this week of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. F, d. Weld.
Miss Pauline JENNIE entertains her young
friends at a sugar party this evening, in
honor of her 18th birthday.
Mrs. D. j. Lamson of Cato, n. Y. is
visiting her daughters, Mrs. jerome Ami
don and Miss Florence Lamson.
Mrs w. S. McKenney returned Tues
day to North Adams after visit at the
home of her father, G.. A. Hines.
Rev. w. H. Collins has been in BuTling-
ton in attendance upon the meeting of
Episcopal clergy called by Bishop Hall.
Miss Della Sherman, accompanied by
her little niece Ellen, has visited her
brother, Clifton Sherman, in Hartford this
week.
E. L. Putnam returns to his Esteyville
home after spending the winter at the
home of his son, Fred Putnam, on North
street.
Mrs. Cora Fox, who returned to New
York Monday, was accompanied by Miss
Louise Kinson, who will spend a month at
Leonia, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Tyler went to Bos
ton Wednesday afternoon. They will &C
from there to New York, being absent
about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Minor have been in
Boston this week. Mr.. Minor returned
last night Mrs. Minor will remain in the
city for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard L. Thayer, whose
golden wedding, celebrated in Erving
Mass, Monday, was the first the town has
known, were married in Brattleboro.
Merton Robbins, who has been with hi:
brother Walter in Boston, returned Tues
day, and left on the Montreal express tC
resume his studies at Vermont University
H. A. Streeter has gone to Waterbury
Conn, where he will be employed by the
American Rug company. Ranney knight
has also gone to work for the same com
pany.
Max Firgau has gone to Bellows Falls tC
work for the Vermont Farm Machine com
pany He will be in town every Saturda!
to give lessons to his violin and German
pupils.
WE. Hubbard and Fred l.. Smith left
for Boston this morning, and will make
trip by boat down the coast to Norfolk
Va, and thence to Baltimore, being absen
about ten days.
P. F. Connors went Saturday to Keene
N. H., and visited Boston before his re
turn, Mrs. Connors who has been in Keen
this week to visit an uncle and aunt VIII
were critically i'll, was called there agail
to-day by the death of her aunt.
At the meeting of the New Englan,
Southern conference, just closed, Rev. Dr
E. c. Bass, formerly pastor of the loca
Methodist church. was made presldin
elder of the Providence district and ais
delegate to the general conference.
F. H. Spencer of Deep River, Conn,
has, with his father, bought business il
Hartford, Conn, and they are already il
possession. Mrs. Spencer will visit he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fuller, befor
going to Hartford to live
Misses Mary Farrell and Nina Evans, VIII
have been employed for the past eigf
months in the Reformer office, will seve
their connections with that paper Monday
the 18th, to accept more lucrative pos
ton with T. Morey & Son at Greenfield
Mass.
The Montpelier Waterman of this wee
says: "The fact that Rev. A. IL. Webb
the efficient and popular pastor of Trinit
church, has received a flattering call frol
me of the largest charges in the stat
makes it uncertain whether Bishop Fowlt
will return him to Montpelier the comm
year. During the three years that NJ
Webb has ministered in Montpelier he Ia
proved himself an earnest, devoted paste
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