Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-03-05

to look up the spring dressmaking styles
Miss Della Wood of Springfield, Mass.
is visiting her parents on Western Avenue.
Mrs. f. r. Vaughan and her mother
Mrs. Augusta A. Vinton, are i'll with the
grip.
O. d. Stowell is to move from South
Main street to the Willard house on Birge
street.
r. II. Briggs of Hinsdale is to occupy
Mr. Bradleys West river farm, beginning
April /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene A, Dexter Of
Springfield, Mass, spent Sunday in Brat
tleboro
L. A. Butterfeld returned this week
from Boston, where he has been spending
the winter
Charles Cox is substituting at T. A.
Starkey S Co.'S, while Fred Greasy is in
Washington.
Mrs. S. Cowen returns to Quechee, this
state, today, having spent the winter in
Brattleboro.
Judge J. N. Tyler goes next Monday to
Rutland TO hold the March term of court
for that county.
Mrs. g. W. Heath has moved from ;
Prospect street to the Pellet house at Is
Central street.
Mrs. George II. Bond went to Orange.
Mass, Wednesday for a few days visit
with her sisters,
Thomas Connolly vent TO Boston Sun.
day morning, having finished work for
Emerson d Son.
Mr. and Mrs. p Morrissey Of North.
ampton were at the Brooks Hous, the
first of this week
Gen. and Mrs J. J. Estey are expec,e,
ho;ns from their trip to Washington and
Atlanta tomorrow night.
George Lane, clerk at the Farmers. s.
Mechanics exchange, spent part OF ills
week in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. John Lynch is seriously III e..f
the grip. Mrs. John Hurley is suner1s
from nervous prostration.
Col +. II. Chase suffered very ss-.-s
attack OF vertigo just at night on Moni47
but IS now much improved
Mrs Charles d. Barrett of Springf-I.
Mass, was in town over Sunday and dur.
ing the early part Of the week
Charles Newell, formerly bookkeere.
Tor the alley Grain company, now has q
similar position with f. D. Whitney.
y. b. Hasbrouck of Cleveland. Ohio.
came last week to spend several month.
with his sister, Mrs George W. Baker.
August Hollender has been suffering
from severe attack of rheumatism for
three weeks, but is now much improved.
Dean Bangs has passed an examination
for entrance to the medical department Of
Columbia university in New York mex,
fall.
Misses Ethel and Marion Cutler have
finished teaching school in West Brazil.
ooro, and the latter has returned to Howe.
studio.
W. F. Aiken of Portland, Me-, formerly
OF brattleooro, agent of the Fidelity and
Casualty company of New York, was in
town Tuesday.
Miss Carrie f. Cobb and Miss Emma
LundOerg return to their schools in Spring.
nelu' Mass, tomorrow after a weeks yisi.
with their parents.
+, r. Leitsinger has moved from Crosby
olock 10 the tenement in Charles Miners
mouse on Terrace street recently vacated
by George Spafford
l.. Q. Boyle has moved his furnitp-e
from - Canal street and has stored it on
Elliot street. His children are living with
-uIs' rTeu u. HOughton.
+. A. McDuffee, the well-known profes.
slohal racing man, representing the Svra-
cuse Gycie company, established an agency
with II. NJ. Wood Tuesday.
Mrs. c. T. Stafford expects to begin the
manufacture OF children's clothing in Har-
mony block soon. She received an elec.
INC motor and other apparatus this week.
MRS; Washington Manley and daughter,
MISS +. {. Manley, are at the Brooks
house, having been called here by the ill.,
ness OF Mrs. Manley's father, Col. f. H.
sister Mary John left Monday for Ben
hlhgton, where she will teach music in the
convent school. Sister Agnes of the Ben.
llhgton convent takes her place in the con.
vent here. F'''N' '--'
=. mss Fanny f. Guild has been i'll since
aSt saturday. Clerk Leach of the most
, :, ice Is absent this week because of illness
u ms family. His place is taken by sub
''ltule Carrier George F. Root
Ralph Reed returned home from New
ok tuesday, having nearly recovered
n OI an attack of typhoid fever. His
nother' who went to New York two
weeks ago, returned with him.
Dal"ih D. Smith of Boston, head of the
unlhg department of the Mason a Ham
To- Ia,. prgSh and Piano factory, spent sun
.aS win his brother, Elwin II. smith. who
III at his home on Elm street
Charles A. Harris and w. H. Childs
, 1sn 10 Minneapolis, Mimi, "Wednesday
L'eiliooh TO attend the annual meeting Of
r He minneapolis Cooperative company,
when will be held next Monday.
Sharles Scribner has left the Farmers
. @eehanlcs' exchange and went Tuesday
!, boston 70 take position on an electric
: s'i road Z. L. bearing, formerly driver
xchange. H'' piS'e az wv
miss Agnes Gale, who has occupied
ooh IN the Holden house on the common,
40 moved her household effects TO c. NJ.
:, hlchardson's on Green street. and is to
on visit of several weeks to her sister
Fonda, N. Y.
AZ the Brooks House Sunday were: F.
/, GORDON, Concord, N. H.;C.A. Young,
"nIoh' Mass; w. r. Libby, Boston;
"a ~ n merriam, Hartford, Conn. Mr..
M I 3i D. A. Burt, Albany, N. Y: Mr..
nd MRS; j. H. Howard, Hoosick Falls,
= > T, u. Seeley, New Haven, Conn.
LII AZ; ana Mrs. Gardner t. wainwright OF
,,9I9IieOury have issued invitations 10 the
reception of their daughter. Maud
- uuetIe' and James Allen Warner. son Of
em, James M. Warner Of ALBANY, n. Y,
IGi al 1 evening, at the home of the bride.
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