Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-03-18
PERSONAL.

NJ. y. Burlett on Clark street.
Mrs Sarah Goodnow will spend the rest
Of this mon h at Orange, Mass.
Mrs Enos White has returned from a
visit Of several weeks in the West.
John Strand returned Wednesday after
spending a few days in Ogdensburg.
G. G.. Maynard is spending a few days
with relatives in Charlestown, Mass.
Miss Adde NJ. Fay has returned after
visit of over month in Worcester, Mass.
Richards Bradley of Boston has been
guest at the Brooks House since Tuesday.
II. p. Wellman is in New York on a
business trip which will occupy several
days.
Thomas Pellet of Worcester, Mass, Wis
tied his MOTHER Mrs. j. G. Pellet, this
week.
Mrs. c. L. Emore has moved, this
week from 81 Frost street to 43 Canal
street.
Mrs. James of Boston is a guest of her
brother, John Plummer, at the Brooks
House.
Miss Emma Gregg went to Springfield,
Mass, Wednesday to visit the public
schools.
Clifton Sherman, managing editor of the
Hartford Courant, returned to Hartford
Tuesday.
Miss Kate Calvin went to New York
Tuesday to study the spring styles in
millinery.
Ed. Puffer policeman at Meriden,
Conn has been visiting his brother, G.
w Puffer.
Miss Annie McNuty of Marlboro, n. H.,
is spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. McRae.
Mrs. Fanny Rice goes today to Boston
for visit of three weeks with her cousin,
Mrs. Joel Knapp.
Capt. Haigh, and Lieuts Estey, Putnam
and Curtin have received their commits
sions from Gov. Grout.
Mrs. Josephine Reed has returned to
Westfeld, Mass, after spending several
days here and at Newfane.
Mrs. Alton II. Fraser went to Albany,
n. Y, Tuesday to care for nephew who
has since had one eye removed.
Mrs. Fred T. Reid of Hartford Conn, is
spending a few days with her mother,
Mrs Julia Wood on Canal street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Downer have been
spending week with their daughter, Mrs.
Walter Harvey, at Westport, n. II.
Walter c. Carpenter returned Saturday
after a business trip of two weeks in New
York, Philadelphia and other cities.
President and Mrs. H. S. Hyde of the
First Universalist church of Springfield
Mass, spent Sunday at the Brooks House
Miss Fits returns home from New
York next week, and will open her spring
class in kindergarten, Monday, March IS.
w. r. Phillips, formerly of Brattleboro
returns to Keene, n. H, this week from
Daytona, Fla, where he has spent the win
ter
Miss Gertrude Boynton returned to Wor
coster, Mass, Tuesday after spending tw'
weeks with Misses Lillian and Nellie La
velle.
Mrs. W. II. Lpe returns this week t.
her home in najoharie, n. Y, after
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
tGoodall.
Liveryman Higgins took party of IA
Vernon Tuesday evening to attend sur
per and entertainment given by the Vel
non grange.
Mrs. John Carney has moved from )
South Main to Hudson street; Mrs. Al
ME L. Grant from SO Clark to 3 Sout
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindsay have give
very enjoyable card parties Of four table
this week, one Tuesday and the otht
Wednesday night.
Rev. L. d. Temple started, Wednesda!
for Chicago where he will spend severi
DAYS. Rev. Thomas Gull will occupy II
Baptist pulpit next Sunday.
Mrs. Maria Weld, who died in Guilfor
the 10th inst, was the mother OF Dav
Weld, the well-known machinist, who
EMPLOYED by S. A. Smith IL Co.
WI. Carlisle, manager of the Brood
House, went to St. Adams Wednesday
attend the wedding of his brother, ii.
Carlisle, which took place last evening.
General Secretary l.. B. Hardy W
preach at Windsor next Sunday AIT
agreeing to preach at Windsor, Mr.. Hare
received a similar invitation from Newtan
F. l.. Houghton, now of Putney, is
Buffalo, n. Y, this week to attend the a
nual session of the National Holstein Fri
sian association, of which he is secretar
Harry X. White was one of the speake
at the annual class dinner of the class
$50. Massachusetts Institute of Technolog
at Young's hotel in Boston last Frid
night.
Charles Cleveland returned TO Brattl
boro Sunday, having spent a month WI
his sister. Mrs II. w. Moore, in Lafayett
Ind. He visited in Washington, d. e.,
his return.
The eight-year-old daughter of j.
Reed of Brook road is i'll with scarlet few
and the house is quarantined. There
not a presumptive clue as to the origin
the disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Bacon and M
Emily Bacon of Springfield, this sta
were guests of r. c. Bacon Friday.
c. Bacon spent Sunday at his home
Springfield.
Mrs. w. II. Childs and son George sta
ed Wednesday for Old Point Comfort, Y
where they will spend few weeks. In
were accompanied as far as Boston
Mr. Childs and DR.. James Conland.
The marriage of Henry Dewey Carlis
until recently manager of the Broc
House. and Miss S. Grace Bedard, dau!
ter of the late Hon. S. S. Bedard, was &c
brated quietly at the home OF the bride
st. Adams last evening
j. H. Capen is confined to his bed a
is in serious condition as the result o
fall on the ice last week. No bones W
broken, but he was so badly bruised
the shock was so severe to his nerve
system that he was completely helpl
several DAYS.