Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-03-19
PERSONAL.

70. r. Lawrence was in Hartford. Ct.
Tuesday,
Mrs. e. l.. Cooper of Westdeld Mass.
f.E~tiug in town.
r. F. White is in Springfield, Mass. for
aNu.wecis' visit
Mrs. A. r. Harris has been i'll with tbe
grip for several days,
Mrs. A. b. Hall returned from New
York city last night
Mis-, Ella Waite is in New York for
visit of week or more.
Mrs. NJ. +. Shattuck is recovering from
severe attack of the grip.
Edgar A. Stoddard spent two davs in
Springfield, Mass, this week.
ALVIN J. Crosby of Hartford, Conn. will
come home tonight to spend Sunday
Mrs. f. w. Crosby of Springfield. Mass
has been visiting at her home this week.
Mrs II. c. Streeter went Tuesday to
visit relatives in Manchester and Nashua
y. II.
f.. f. Perry returned yesterday from
Boston, where he has been buying spring
gools.
f. f. Covey has moved from II Clark
street.
Harry Grey of Cambridge, n. Y, visited
his aunt, Mrs. j. j. Estey, few days this
week.
Misses May and Kate Corbett returned
Wednesday from few days visit in Platts-
burg y. Y.
Harry Rowe and c. A. McRae of Green
street have been i'll with the grip for sew
eral days.
Thomas Griffin of the Pequot House of
Atho Mass, spent St. Patrick's day in
Bratteboro.
Prescott Eames left yesterday for Mime
sofa, His sister, who is in i'll health will
return with him.
Earl Titus was out yesterday after
three weeks confinement with two alb
scesses in his throat.
The veteran merchant, Thomas Judge,
who was reported i'll with pneumonia last
week, is recovering.
Mrs. H. b. Cushman and daughter of
New York were at the Brooks House Tues
day and Wednesday.
W II. Bracket, c. O. Robbins and F.
L. Hunt went to New York Tuesday and
will return Sunday night.
Mrs. Hattie Warren goes to New York
Monday for the week, during which her
dress making rooms will be closed.
Miss Louise Smith, who has been caring
for the family of L. c. Stebbins in Brook
Ign, y. Y, returned last Friday.
Mrs. c. II. Smith, the milliner, is in
market with her trimmer, Miss Wilson, to
make selections for the spring trade
Mrs. Henry Fletcher, Miss Helen Fletch-
er and Eleanor Moves returned yesterday
from 10 days visit in West Newton,
Mass.
Mr. Horton, bookkeeper for the Swift
Beef company, goes soon to Augusta, Me-,
to keep books for the company's Augusta
house
Glidden Osborne, son of Major Osborne,
the next consul general of the United
States, is visiting his uncle, Charles f.
Glidden.
Mrs. F. f. Perry and Miss Cora Clay,
who have been visiting their brother in
Somerville, Mass, are expected to return
home today.
W. II. Fuller, formerly secretary of the
Young Mems Christian association of
Brattleboro, was a guest at j. E. Halls
over Sunday.
Mrs E. w. Stoddard and daughter
Maud returned yesterday from visit of
two months in Springfield, Boston, and
New York city.
The Rev. Mr.. Sanford of Bellows Falls
was in town on Monday and assisted the
rector of st. Michaels Episcopal church at
the morning service.
Mrs Thomas Pellet, formerly of Brat
tleboro, fell on the icy sidewalk at Wor-
cester, Mass, last Sunday and fractured
two bones of the leg. d .s.-,-.
Fred C. Gale returned to Brattleboro
Friday. He spent two weeks at the Prin-
cess hotel in Bermuda, run by Sherman
and Fred l.. Howe.
Miss Louise Rawson, who came home a
week ago to take part in the concert in the
popular lecture course, returned to Brook
Ign, N. Y, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Starkey and daugh'
ter went to New York Tuesday. MI
Starkey returns this week but Mrs. Starkey
will continue her visit two weeks longer.
Clarence Stickney returned from Will
mington Wednesday, Col. Goulding hav
ing recovered sufficiently to resume his
duties as treasurer of the Wilmington saw
ings bank.
Mr.. and Mr.. C. c. Houghton of Worces
ter have visited here and in Vernon, thu
object of their coming being to see Mr.
Houghtons brother, S. b. Houghton, VINO
is seriously i'll.
L. w. Miller of Philadelphia came t.
Brattleboro Wednesday night to attend TN
funeral of his mother-in-law, Mrs. ROXY
c. Person. Mrs. Miller was detained or
account of illness.
Mrs. T. Frank Turner has been in
critical condition for several days witt
pneumonia. Her condition was consld
cred hopeless Tuesday, but she now has
chance of recovery.
c. H. Richards, formerly proprietor o
the Winchester House and brother o
Landlord Richards of the American House
has recently taken lease of Hotel Rams
dell at Warren, Mass.
Engineer FORAGE j. Leach is improving
slowly but steadily, and the prospects 10
his complete recovery are good. Miss Cai
RE Leach has been in state OF complet
nervous exhaustion for several days
+. John Devine, who has been trayelln
with Conroy g. Fox's "O'Flarity's Vaca
tom company for two months, returhe
home last Thursday night, the compan
having finished its season at Honkers'
Y.
Ralph Stoddard comes home from BROW
university this afternoon for weeks va
cation. Mortimer j. Stoddard came nom
from the medical department OF burning
ton university this morning TO spend oul
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