Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-12-10
PERSONAL.

LONDON, Conn, Wednesday. o"
MRS 5. d. Craddock of Nashua. N IT
10 visiting at e. II. Thomas's.
mrs Nettie Frost is spending the weol
with friends in Northampton. WIZ "'oA
Rev. j. E. Thunberg and family roroa
to Springfield, Mass, Tuesday "'''eu
Mrs. g. H. Bond is spending the vooL
with relatives in Orange, Mass.
D H. Brigham of Keene, N. H.. has
oeen visiting in town this week.
clinton Davenport of Putney has begun
WORK In Ellis Il Oakes's barber shop.
MRS. 5. j. Jones has returned from
Visit OF several months In East Bethel.
Mrs. G. B. Perkins leaves TODAY for
visit with relatives in Springfield, Mass,
Mrs. Z. l.. Cobb has been seriously i'll
thls week with neuralgia of the stomach.
Fred Simonds of Hartford, Conn, spent
sunday with his mother, Mrs. A. M. Carl
ton. N''i'-
Rev. M. j. Carmody of St. Johnsburv
was the guest of Father Cunningham this
week. 'iii'
Rev. E. A. Slack and family returned
yesterday to Brookline, Mass, for the
winter.
+. l.. Colby of the Colby Milling COM
pany OF Dowagiac, Mich, has been in
town this week.
Miss Maud Emerson of the Mystic Oral
school at Mystic, Conn, came home Sat
urday for week.
David S. Carey returned Sunday night
after visit of ten days in Gardner. Fitch.
burg and Boston.
Z. M. G. Richardson, who mas been ill
the past month, has recovered sufficiently
to be able to ride out.
Chief of Police Hall and family went
/ wednesday for weeks visit in Holyoke,
Mass, and Dover, N. II.
Harry Hildreth returned from Falkton.
South Dakota, Monday, and will spend
the winter in Brattleboro.
j. l.. Martin has been in Bennington
this week as attorney in case before the
Bennington county court.
Mrs. +. D. Morris was called to Spring
field, Mass, yesterday morning by the Sc
rious illness of her father.
E. X. Goodal suffered an apopletic
shock Monday, causing paralysis of the
left side. He is now improving.
Mrs. Leroy Willis and three children
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Willis.
William Baker, who is i'll with typhoid
fever, remains in about the same condi-
ton, the fever not having turned"
n. +. Cabot will close his house on Ter
race street until spring and the family will
spend the winter at the Brooks House
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dalton returned
from New York on Monday, leaving their
daughter and grandson in excellent health.
George HOLSTER and Mr.. Pease of New
York and Cords Harris of Keene, n. H =,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. b. D. Harris.
W. G. Carpenter returned Saturday
after business trip of two months through
the western states, and as far south as
Texas.
| p. p. Fletcher, who has been spending
three weeks in Massachusetts, exhibiting
the Williams low down wagon, returned
yesterday.
II. N. Dyke, whose lease of his North
Hinsdale farm was announced in The
Phoenix, has rented Charles Ceaveland' s
Canal street house,
A. F. White, formerly motorman on the
local electric railroad, has gone to Boston,
where he will have a position with the
West End company.
Mrs. John Brennan of Windsor and
Mrs. j. Il. Ridden and daughter Regis OF
Bellows Falls were the guests of T. A,
Murphy Wednesday.
Clifton L. Sherman, managing editor OF
the Hartford Comm Courant, spent Sun
day and Monday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. II. Sherman.
Miss Mae Smith, who has been millinel
for Prouty & Calvin, left Monday for 6
visit in Westteld, Mass, before returning
to her home in New York.
Judge e. L. Waterman will return thi:
afternoon from Woodstock and Windsor
where he has been since Tuesday in thu
prosecution of legal matters.
W. S. Stearns was at home over Sunday
He has been at work few weeks in Wind
sor county and in New Hampshire a
agent for the Springfield Reporter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood and son, whC
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l. o. P
Smith since Thanksgiving, returned Mon
day to their home in Orange, Mass.
Willie G. Fisher, son of F. S. Fisher
now of Leominster, Mass, has position
in Whitney Brothers paper box factory a
shipping clerk and assistant bookkeeper.
Frank Haskins came yesterday from
Walthsm, Mass, for weeks visit a
home. He is taking a postgraduate cours
of study at the Boston college of phar
macy.
Eugene Ferriter has moved from Thorn
as Judges house to the house which h
has Just built on the lot on Vernon street
where the Guiheen house was burned las
summer.
Rev. Thomas Cain of West Swanzey, n
H., to whom reference was made in thes
columns last week, is a son of William
Cain of Newtonville, Mass, formerly o
Brattleboro.
DR.. Fred Crosby went Tuesday to NeV
York city, where he will spend some time
He will not return to North Dakota, bu
will probably open an office in one of tn
; eastern towns.
Miss Carlisle, who has spent the pas
/ four months with her brother, Manage
! Carlisle of the Brooks House, left yestel
day for her home in Waddington, n. Y
but will visit in st. Adams en- route.
E. D. Thayer of Minneapolis has bee
hereabouts on business connected wit
, Minnesota mortgages. Mr.. Thayer wa
} formerly in the Office of A. f. d l.. L
{ Kelley. but has been in business for hin
, self for some time.
Mrs. Phoebe L. Hooper, So, widow
the late Lyman Hooper, died last Saturda
At Walpole, N. II. She is survived D
four sons and two daughters, one OF th
latter being Mrs. W. II. Fuller OF Bennlne
( ton formerly of Brattleb0ro.