Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-04-23
PERSONAL.
.iher plummer is i'll with measles.

Luther Plummer is i'll with measles.
r. y. Wilson was in Boston We lnesday. |
Mrs. f. E. Blanchard is i'll with the |
grip.
C.. w. Durham is in Boston on bust
ness trip
Miss Sadie Turner spent Easter in Hol-
yoke, Mass.
Mrs. 5. S. Hunt goes to market Monday
for summer goods.
Mrs. w. II. Childs and sons are spend
ing the week in Boston.
George A. Boyden returned Wednesday
from Fort Worth, Texas.
August Hollander has returned from
visit in Waterford, Conn.
Uey. A. j. Hough is attending the Meth
odist conference at Barre.
Miss Christa Park returned to Smith
college Wednesday afternoon.
George Willard of Baldwinville, Mass,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Kittredge Haskins and j. L. Martin re-
turned from Chicago yesterday.
The baiiiffs have appointed Carl Henkel
electrician of the fire department
II. l.. Elmer of Rockland, Mass, was in
town from Saturday until Tuesday.
Guy Howe of the College of Pharmacy
at Boston was at home over Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Mann of Keene, n. H., visited
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Smith this week.
Charles Hodgman is to carry on c. S.
Stockwel's Esteyville farm on shares.
Mr. and Mrs. p. j. Haigh returned
Tuesday from visit in Gardner Mass.
Mrs. w. p. Jones has returned from a
visit with her daughter Hattie in Boston.
Ben Williamson, jr., returned yesterday
to the Peeksklll, n. Y, military academy.
Miss Rose Judge of Greenfield, Mass,
spent Sunday and Monday in Brattleboro.
w. A. Morse will occupy the rooms in
Crosby block recently vacated by ii. F. Z.
Todt.
W. F. Root has moved from Prospect
street to Geo. f. Greene's house on Canal
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Damon of Reading,
Mass, spent Sunday at E. II. Van
Doorn's.
Miss Dorothy Cray returned to Iittleton,
n. H., Tuesday, after a visit with her
parents.
II. f. C. T0dt has moved from Crosby
block to Charles Miners house at , Ter
race street.
r. c. Bacon went to his home at Spring
field. this state, Tuesday night, returning
Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Webb returned Monday after
visit with her father, Rev. A II. Webb,
at Montpelier.
Johnnie Daggett of Palmer, Mass, form
erly employed at S. A. Smith IL Co.'S, is
visiting in town.
Albert Z. Hopkinson of the High school
class of 90 will teach school in Jamaica,
beginning May 3.
Judge Wheeler is in New York to pre-,
side at two weeks term of the United
States circuit court
Miss Hattie Dickerman of Boston visit.
ed her sister, Mrs. p. F. Connors, from
Saturday until Monday.
Miss Abbie Whitney was called tC
Worcester, Mass, this week, because o.
the illness of her parents.
Harry White of the Boston "Tech" ha:
spent the four days of the Easter reces:
with his mother this week.
Mrs w. 5. Mckinney and daughters o
North Adams, Mass, are visiting he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hines.
Fred Graves has moved from 81 Eros
to 80 Washington street. o. w. Cook ha
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+. b. Barrett has returned from Worces
ter, Mass, where he has spent the winte
with his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Pellet.
Miss Caroline Reyes, who has spent tn
winter with Mrs. Royal Tyler, returne
yesterday to her Putney home for tn
summer
Mrs. L. w. Hawley and children ar
visiting in Taftsville. Maud Stearns, VIII
accompanied them, is with friends
Woodstock.
David Wood and Frank Bailey are a
Wilton, n H., where they have sewers
weeks work of interior decoration on
new house.
DR.. Frank Ketchum returned to Brattl'
boro last Saturday. He was accompanie
by Charles Boyden, who has been visitln
in Baltimore.
II. l.. Houghton has finished work in II
Grange meat market and has gone
his home in Bernardston. His place
taken by Mr.. Slater.
Perey Homes, of the medical depar
ment of the University of Vermont, wi
come home in about two weeks and Will el
ter the employ of H. A. Chaplin.
Prof Richard Dodge returned to Ne
York Saturday, and Mrs. Dodge, who hi
been here with her parents, Mr. and MI
James Dalton, for some time, left on We
nesday.
Miss Mcdonald, the harpist, who is
come here next week to take part in Il
Choral Union concert, will remain for Sc
eral weeks as the guest of Mrs. IL.
Thompson.
Ex-Leutenant Governor Henry
Fletcher, who died at Proctorsville MO
day, was a cousin of Mrs. Kate Burcha
Of Brattleboro and Miss II. A. Fletcher
Townshend
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph r. Gidley, W
came to BrattleborO to attend the tunel
Of Mrs Gidley's brother-in-law, o.
Newell, returned to South Dartmout
Mass, Monday.
Miles Gilman, former employe at t
Phoenix Job Office, was in Brattle6c
Tuesday on his way to his home in we
more. He has been attending the Aba
business college.
Miss Minnie Allen, who has been teal
Ing at Newport, N. H., has recently go
to Boston to accept position, so that :
will be unable to take part in the conn
concert of the Choral Union.
Charles Dearborn and family, VINO ma
spent several weeks with Mr.. DearDor
mother, started Wednesday night for =
cago, where Mr.. Dearborn is CHIEF Ell