Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-02-26
PERSONAL.

Charles Brasor of Boston spent Sunday
with his parents.
II. f. Jordan, who has had an attack of
The grip, was ont Wednesday.
Arthur V. d. Piper finished his school
IN Dummerston Centre Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Barnes returned
saturday from visit in Boston.
Sewal Morse went to New York We'd
nesday for two days business trip.
Wallace II. Geddis has been i'll with the
the grip and bronchitis since Friday.
Mrs. Louisa Niles is recovering from
an attack of neuralgia of the stomach.
Col. j. II. Goulding was the guest of
Mrs. l.. X. Fuller on Sunday and Monday.
Eddie Lavele is i'll with the grip. James
Grady has just recovered from an attack
of Il.
Mrs. Leroy Howe of Lyndonvile, this
state, came to Brattleboro Monday for a
visit
George F. Root is moving from Brook
street to Carl j. Berg's house on Elliot
street
Walter Josselyn returned to Hartford,
Conn.,, Monday. He had been i'll at his
home here
Albert and Addison Aldrich of Boston
spent Sunday and Monday in Brattleboro
and Guilford.
Miss Lulu Coates returns tomorrow from
. visit with Mrs. Abbie Fuller Spencer in
Hartford, Conn.
Miss Lila Ward has returned to West
imoreland, n. H., after visit of several
months with her aunt.
Miss Florence Buringame of Springfield,
Il 81 e..
Saturday until Tuesday.
Henry G. Field went to Pasadena, Cal,
Tuesday, to spend two months or more
With his brother who lives in that city.
Mrs. II. P. Smith returned to New York
Yesterday after a visit of several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. E. A. Starkey.
Frank A. johnson, formerly with the
Warmers & Mechanics exchange, is book
keeping at the Richardson meat market.
Walter Chase of the Farmers & Me-
chanics' exchange went to Boston yester-
day to take position with an electric rail-
road company.
Miss Minnie A. Haskins left Wednesday
Afternoon for Ann Arbor, Mich, where
she will spend several weeks with Mrs.
Ora Butterfield.
From the Springfield Sunday Republi-
can: "Miss Madeline Gregg, teacher in
Wilbraham, is spending a few days with
friends in this CITY,"
Louis Henke has been running as ex-
press messenger between Brattleboro and
Palmer this week. Carroll Allen has been
on the delivery wagon.
Louis Whitney, j. E. Mellen, Fred Nor
rIs and j. T. Hildreth attended the bicycle
show in Boston this week. Mr.. Whitney
also visited in Fitchburg.
Mrs. Henry Wadsworth of Spencer,
Mass,, and NJ. Wynne Wadsworth of Lud-
low, Mass, came to Brattleboro Saturday
Miss Wadsworth returned Tuesday.
Arthur G. Staples of Greenfield, Mass,
Herbert L. Elmer of Rockville, Conn.
and Leon NJ. Lamb of Fiskdale, Mass,
spent Sunday at their homes in Brattle
'horo.
Frank S. Pratt, who now holds the pc.
eition of cashier in the Central Vermont
oface in New York, came to his Brattle-
boro home last Saturday and remained I'm.
til Wednesday.
Rev. L. D. Temple will deliver his lee
ture, "Roughing it over seas" in the
Methodist church, Wilmington, Wednes
day evening. 1t will be the second in {
course of lectures.
The Boston Sunday Globe said: 9Th,
many friends of Robert Gordon Hardit
will be glad to learn of his conValescing Al
his studio in New York, after his recen
accident while in the saddle"
A. Louise Larkin returned Saturday
from her winter visit in Boston, accom-
panied by j. Richard Larkin, clerk of thu
court of Boston University Law school
Mr.. Larkin returned to Boston Tuesday.
Addison W. Bartlett, accompanied b!
Alonzo Starkey, went to Boston last weel
70 have a cataract removed from his eye
The operation was successful and tn
.bandage has been removed from the eye.
Clayton Hackley goes to Burlington to
day to attend the promenade of the JUNO
class of the University of Vermont. NJ. c
Robbins, who was in town to attend tn
farmers institute last night, returns T.
Darlington with him.
From the Boston Sunday Globe: 9TH
book, 'Ancients Abroad published b
Maj. Fred Childs of BrattleboTo, VT, ha
found ready sale among the members c
the company who participated in the triI
and but very few remain of the 300 copie
printed"
The engagement of Miss Harriet A
Webster, daughter of DR.. d. p. Webster
and William II. Cary of New York wa
announced at Mrs. Minors reception MOI
day afternoon. Mr. Cary holds a respon
ible position with the New England Loa
and Trust company of New York.