Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-05-07
PERSONAL.

rev. and Mrs. j. d. Beeman have been
In Rutland this week.
b. F. Adams left yesterday for Minneap-
oils on business trip.
Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Slack of Brookline,
Mass, are visiting in town.
b. r. Jenne of Hudson, N. Y, is visit
ing his son, G. F. r. JENNIE.
D. D. Smith has been in Chester and
other places this week buying wool.
Ed. Coleman of New London, Conn.,,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Miss Kate Calvin goes to Holyoke, Mass,
next week for few days visit.
Miss Edith Wilson will spend next Sun
day at her home in Springfield, Mass.
Col. and Mrs. Richards Bradley came
yesterday from Boston for the summer.
VIII Randall, whose condition was crlti-
cal last week, is now improving rapidly.
Mrs. W. q. Willard left yesterday for a
visit of several weeks in New York city.
Miss Florence Eames has returned from
visit of three months in New York city.
Miss Annie McNulty goes to Millers
Falls tomorrow because of the illness of
her uncle.
A. w. Chlds moved into the house
which he recently rented of Mrs. Leonard
Wednesday.
Mrs. II. X Whitaker returned Saturday
from visit of two weeks at her home in
Warren, Mass.
Mrs. Persis Eames was called to Deer
field, Mass, early in the week by the i'll
ness of her sister.
DIR. K. S. Niles of Boston was in town
Wednesday. He is spending few days at
his farm in Halifax.
Fred Houghton has finished work at the
Carpenter Organ factory and will devote
his time to photography.
Mrs. Alice A. Knight, the dressmaker,
has moved from Retting block to Cutler
block, over Galvin's store.
f. E. Perry spent two or three days last
week in Orleans county, and while there
bought fine driving horse.
John Madden of Antrim, n. H., a
former resident, began work at the Car
penter Organ factory yesterday.
j. E. Lawrence has moved from % High
to Central street. j. II. Morse has moved
| from Forest to 10 Spruce street.
Miss Sterling and Miss Ross of Millers
Falls and Miss Slate of Ware, Mass, were
guests of Mrs. c. G. Tyler Sunday.
L. A. Witt reached home Sunday after a
stay of four weeks in Owosso, Mich.
where he went with his sons family.
Mrs. c. W. Sawyer and daughter OF
Keene, n. H., were in town Monday to at.
tend the funeral of Miss Harriet +. Saw
yer.
Arthur and Leslie Akley ride tandem
wheel which arrived this week. Edgar
and Arthur Sanders will have a tandem
soon.
jerome Corbett will move with his fam
lily to Springfield, Mass, next week. H.
has position with the Wason Car com
pany at Brightwood.
Mrs. Alfred Wright who has been a
the Brooks House, returned yesterda!
to Rochester, n. Y, where she was a CUES
of Mrs. X. NJ. Burchard
Misses Emma Lundberg, Carrie Cobl
and Josephine Foster, teachers in tn,
Springfield, Mass, schools, came hom
Friday night for weeks vacation.
Rollin S. Chlds, president of the Yer
mont Democratic club, attended meeting
of the executive committee of that organi
cation in Burlington Wednesday evening.
An original pension has been granted t
Frank MARRIOTT. The Washington des
patches also announce an original widow
pension to "Jarfelia II. Mcclure, Brattle
boro.'
Hayes Morey returned to town Frida
and is now assisting in the work at tn
American House. He was employed dun
ing the winter in a hotel at ort Worth
Texas.
Mrs. Horace Frost was taken to the Re
treat yesterday. She has not been in he
usual mental condition for two or thre
months, but mania was not apparent unit
few days ago.
Mrs. John Orion is packing her good
and next week she will move to Falmouth
Mass, where Mr.. Orion has a position
Their children, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawton, wi
live with them.
Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Hough and Rev
and Mrs. Andrew Gilies were given a we
come and farewell reception respectivel
by the Methodsts of White River june
ton Friday night.
r. E. Gordon and A. Starkey attende
the funeral of Jailer George w. Under
wood at Newfane Wednesday. Judg
Walker of Grafton and Judge Worden {
Halifax also attended.
Chas. Gldden and b. b. Hasbrouc
have been in New York this week, the oil
iect of Mr.. Glidden's visit being to sa
: goodbye to Gen. Osborne and family pr,
vious to their departure for London.
Mrs. G.. A. Hines went yesterday t
Philadelphia, where she will make a Wis
2 of several weeks. Her little granddaugl
! ter, Ruth McKenney, accompanied her q
r far as Greenfield, on her way to North A,
g ans.
e Frank Taft, who went to Greenfield
work few months ago, is under treatmeI
! in the hospital there for injuries TO his sic
} and knee. The injury to his side was SUI
t tanned at the local electric light station tW
years ago.
= Dan Stolte, who has been living in Eas
! hampton, Mass, several months, while h
3 ewes have been treated by a specialist
Springfield, returned Friday. He W
make occasional trips from here to Sprin
field for some time.
Miss Minnie Haskins returned Saturd'
after an absence of two months. She WI
Il with Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Butterfield at Al
+ Arbor, Mich, several weeks, and we
y from there to Brooklyn, N. Y, where 81
!, was the guest of Mrs. Percy Comstock.
\ Rev. L. d. Temple is engaged in lite
y ary work in several of the public librari
= in Boston and he will not return until ne
a week. The pulpit at the Baptist chur,
- will be occupied next Sunday morning al
) evening by Rev. N. n. Glazier of Gree
field.
Arthur S. Graves of Northampto
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