Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-03-26
PERSONAL.


I.hu Bcssctt, the Brooks House barber.
3, .ueuHug with felon,
Ms. Britton of Westmoreland, y. H.. is
visiting at Z. w. Smiths.
Mis-, Grace White of Meriden, Conn. is
visiting at C.. Il. Crosbys.
Mrs, II. f. Jordan is about the house
after am attack of the grip.
George Chandler began working at S. A.
Smith a. Co.'S Wednesday.
Judge Wheeler is holding a two weeks
term of court in New York
VIII Chase of Boston came home Tues
lly to- wrestle with the grip.
Alfred r. Cobb finishes work as black
smith at the Retreat April /.
LA. Gregg has been ill with a rheu-
matte trouble for few days.
Miss Thompson of Boston is at the
Brooks House for two weeks.
Charles G. Steele Of Boston is spending
several days at the Brooks House.
Miss Gertrude Marston of Grafton, this
state, is visiting Mrs. Francis Perry.
Miss Addie Shattuck went to New York
Tuesday morning for weeks visit.
W NJ. Lewis will sell 80 cows at auction
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j. II. Chamberlain arrived in town last
night and will remain until tomorrow.
Miss Madalne A. Gregg goes to Chico
pee, Mass, next Thursday to teach school.
Miss Rena Hall came home from We'll
lesley college Wednesday for brief vaca-
ton.
Charles Wheelock of Providence, r. l.,
is spending few days with II. =. Well
man.
Arthur Hatch, special agent of the Sun
Insurance office of London, Eng, is in
town.
+. L. Roberts has been seriously i'll for
week with pleurisy, resulting from fall
on the ice.
Mrs Lizzie Bassett Comstock of New
York is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. H.
r. Brown.
Mrs. Mary Haynes of Bennington, this
state, is visiting her sister-n-law, Mrs. L.
II. Dearborn.
Carl Cain has begun work in the Gus
tom clothing department of Pratt, Wright
Il Co.'S store.
Ralph Reed returned to New York yes
terday, having recovered from an attack of
typhoid fever.
Misses Mary Mack, Mary McGraw and
Margaret Donahue were in Springfield,
Mass, yesterday.
Miss f. NJ Houghton of Worcester,
Mass, spent few days at the Brooks
House this week.
William Z. Hamilton of Greenfield,
Mass, is a new employee at The Phoenix
job printing office.
a,,fa ~ al har
day school class at her Green street home
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Carrie Shattuck came home from
Amherst, Mass, last Friday for spring
vacation of three weeks.
Alfred d. Warren of Worcester, Mass,
spent Sunday here, joining his wife who
had been here several days.
Mrs. II. II. Hackley went TO New York
Tuesday for visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Sarah Highly, formerly of Brattleboro.
Miss Jessie Wilfred of the Brooks House
dining loom, is on two weeks vacation
with her grandparents at her old home il
Montpelier.
Walter C.. Carpenter started Monday or
a southern trip of three or four weeks
Mrs Carpenter accompanied him as far a.
Philadelphia.
c. W. Thomas, for the past % year,
employed in Richardson's lower market
was out Tuesday from months illness
with the grip.
r. j. Knight fell from the roof of hi
house on Western avenue Tuesday, dis
lance of - feet, striking upon the ice. H'
has since been housed.
Letter Carrier T. A. Austin stepped up
on a nail Wednesday morning, injurin
his foot so that he has been of duty since
Substitute Carrier Root is acting in hi
stead.
Mrs. S. S. Hunt and Mrs. Green attend
ed the millinery openings last week il
Worcester and Boston and are now il
Springfield and New York for the sam
purpose.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Taylor went to 30:
ton Monday. Mr.. Taylor returned wed
nesday. Mrs. Taylor remains until &c
morrow as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ID
G.. Riddell of East Somerville.
Miss Bertha Stickney won first priz
at the eighth annual speaking contest
the students of the Rutland institute las
Friday evening. Miss Stickney was l
Brattleboro Monday on her way 10 JacH
sonville.
geo. w. waterman Ol Ntotuolui mass
who has spent part of the winter VIII
friends in town, sailed for Europe last Sa
urday on steamship Manitoba from Ne
York. He will visit in England for tim
and will then go to Carlsbad, Austria, IL
his health.
Capt. and Mrs. Somerville of the la'
wrecked schooner, John II. Cross, al
visiting Mrs. Somerville's mother, Mrs
A. Woodbury.. Miss Beulah A. Wetmol
Of Boston, a niece of Mrs. Woodbury.,
spending the week with DIR. and hr
Woodbury..
Over Sunday guests at the Brood
House were: f. o. Colley, NJ. E. White
F. j. Eward, C. W. Severance, Boston;
C. Davis, r. j. Keppel, j. X. Bennett
New York; G. H. Colby, Lancaster, I
H.; w. S. Doan, Indianapolis, Ind. Ire
W. Knight, Auburn, n. Y; E. Osgoo
Hyde Park, Mass.
Miss L. Belle Tenney, who has been o
ganist at the Congregational church
Iinsdale, n. H., for the past SIX mohIh
finishes her work there next SUNDAY, al
next Thursday she will go to Qulnc
Mass, TO teach music in the tamlly
Fred Holbrook, who married MISS IRA
Cabot of Brattleboro.
Mrs. L. II. Richardson was taken SCI
ously i'll last week, and the local phy'
clans, believing that she was sunerll
from appendicitis, summoned DR.. Gay
Boston in consultation. He pronounce
their diagnosis correct, performed an
Grafton which was entirely successful, al
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