Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-04-30
PERSONAL.

New y ork.
John Calvin goes to Middlebury to-mor.
row tor visit.
Miss Edith Wilson spent Sunday in
Springfield, Mass.
Evangelist d. L. Moody and family were
in town yesterday.
Dr. A. l. Miller returned Sunday night
from Tip to New York
Miss May Edwards went to Boston Mon.
day for visit of two weeks.
Mrs. S. S. Hunt has been in Boston this
week buying millinery goods.
Mrs. Abbie Fuller and Miss Maud Es-
sex were in Boston Wednesday.
O. X, Dutton is to take the position of
station agent at Mortified Farms.
David Carey returns tomorrow from
weeks visit in Gardner and Fitchburg,
Mass.
Meta Dunkee of Boston, younger
daughter of Scott Dunklee, is visiting in
town.
Mrs. f, II, Matthews returns tomorrow
to Hartford. Her son Clayton accompan-
les her,
c. w, Bartholmes is on trip to Hart
ford and Bridgeport, Conn, and Philadel-
phia Pa.
Mrs. n. c. Sawyer is quite i'll. Her
son, Ned Sawyer of New York, was here
last Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles McRae will begin
housekeeping in Frank Burnett's house on
Brook street.
Rev. l.. d. Temple will address Sun
day school convention at Greenfield, Mass,
next Tuesday, May 4.
Mrs. William Martin and Miss Nellie
Eagan have taken positions as table girls at
the Brattleboro House.
Mrs. S. W. Richardson is in New York
caring for her granddaughter, Mildred
Scott, who is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.. Carpenter returned
Saturday from a trip to Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and other states.
Horace Merrill of Boston, chief of the
railway division of the postal service, was
at the Brooks House Monday.
n. l. Hawley returned from the New
York market last night with lots of new
purchases for the coming season.
F. w. Harlow, of the Farmers Il Me
chanics' exchange, spent two days this
week in Keene and Winchendon.
Mrs. Sawyer, sister of Mrs. A. A. Good
ell of Central street, has returned from
Florida, where she spent the winter
w. A. Reyes, longtime employee of the
Carpenter Organ company, will finish
work there and move to Chesterfield.
Mrs. j. L. Rathbone returned Saturday
from Montreal, where she went two weeks
ago to attend the funeral of her sister.
Capt. F. D. Weld and family were sum-
moned to Cornish n. H., Tuesday, by the
critical illness of Capt. Yields mother.
Cecil Cheney has moved from 125 Elliot
to Is Washington street. l. l.. Moore has
moved from Is Clark to % Brge street.
Miss Kate Conroy has finished work as
assistant in the pastry room of the Brooks
House. She is succeeded by Miss Mack.
Miss Della Sherman and niece, Ellen
Sherman, returned Saturday from visit
with Clifton Sherman in Hartford, Conn.
Misses Mary White and Kate Mahoney
have finished work at the Brattleboro
House and have returned to Keene, n. II.
Charles T. Hawley, of the Worcester,
Mass, Polytechnic institute, rode home on
his wheel Wednesday. He will return to-
day.
Mrs. W. II. Henley and son returned
Monday from Proctorsville, where they
visited Mrs. Henley's sister, Mrs. Muir
dock.
The Hemo Euchre club enjoyed a hot
turkey supper at the Organ street home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Smith last Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Nelson Hunt, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. c. R. Dearng, for sew
eral weeks, returned to her home in Bethel
Tuesday.
Perley Holmes has returned from the
medical department of the University of
Vermont and entered the employ of Fl, A.
Chaplin 81 Co.
Karl johnson, formerly employed by
the Estey Organ company, returned Tues
dar from visit of six months at his old
home in Sweden.
Mrs. Harry r. Horton returned to Bald
winville, Mass, yesterday, after two
weeks stay with relatives in Brattleboro
and Dummerston.
Mrs. Harriet L. Sebolt, who died of
pneumonia at Springfield, Mass, yester-
day, was sister of Mrs. Evelyn Camp
bell of Brattleboro.
Miss Mary Long is visiting in Holyoke.
Daniel Long, who came from West Su-
perior recently, is now with his brother,
Rev. Father Long, at Proctor.
Mrs. Henry Devens and daughters came
early this week for a stay of few weeks
at Major Beck's before going to Halifax,
Nova Scotia, for the summer.
Will Randall, son of o. E. Randall, has
been seriously ill at his home in Dummers-
ton with grip and pneumonia, but his con-
dition is now somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Ullery of Holyoke,
Mass, came to Brattleboro yesterday and
they will stay at the Brooks House until
their house ON Linden street is ready for
them.
News has been received that the differ
ences between Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Ryan
of Santa Monica, Calf, who were di-
vorced some two years ago, have been rec
onciled, and they were remarked on the
9TH of April.
Mrs Sarah Goodnow, who went to Mel
rose, Fla, last December to spend the
winter, has been seriously i'll for several
weeks and is now able to sit up only a
portion of the time. 1t is uncertain when
she will be able to return home.
Mai F. W. Chids came to Springfield
from New York Tuesday and he returned
home last night, accompanied by Bradley
Newell. His condition in some respects
does not show the improvement that his
friends hoped to see.
Col. Bond left on Monday to join the
Vermont troops at Rutland on the trip to
Naw YOrk whara he commanded the regi-