Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-11-18
PERSONAL.

Mr. ana Mrs ERIC Landry spent Sunday
in orange, Mass.
Walter S. Pratt of Athol spent SATURDAY.
ana sunday in town.
Mrs Bryant of Keene, N. H., is visit.
Ing at G.. II. Ryder's.
f. /. Hunt is away on a business trim of
aWeek to New York.
Thomas Aher is working in GreenAeid
Mass, for a few weeks.
Frank W. Crosby of Hartford, Conn,
spent Monday in town.
Miss Marcia Prentiss is spending the
week in northern Vermont.
Michael Sherry is working in the Man.
sion House in Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs. Robert Baker went to Worcester
Mass, yesterday for a short visit.
Cords Harris of Keene, brother of Hon.
Is. D. Harris, is again critically ill.
Mrs George Vassar of New London has
been visiting with Brattleboro friends.
Count and Countess de Jotemps are in
New ork this week to attend the horse
show.
II. II. Hackley has moved from N. H.
Whites house on High STREET to "a Oak
street.
T. G. COUNSEL of Boston has begun
work as book compositor in The Phoenix
Job Printing Office.
l.. d. Taylor went Tuesday forenoon to
Springfield, Worcester, Providence and
Boston on business
d. McGillivray, the florist, attended the
chrysanthemum exhibitions at Greenfield
and Holyoke this week.
Mrs. w. II. Henley and son Percy.
spent Sunday in PIoctorsville with Mrs.
Henley's sister, Mrs. Murdoch.
John r. Roess has moved from Brook
street to the house on Williston street re-
Gently vacated by Fred Sargent
Mrs. Mary Haynes returned TO her home
in Bennington Monday after spending ten
days with Mrs. l.. S. Dearborn.
Robert G. Bacon went to Northampton,
Mass, Saturday to spend Sunday with his
sister, who is attending school there.
Charles Brooks, the representative-elect
of Orange, Mass, was the guest of his
brother, H. F. Brooks, over Sunday.
John c. Henkel of Company l, who has
been i'll with pneumonia for two weeks or
more, was able to be out last Saturday
Miss Edith Emerson, who has position
in Boston hospital, came home this
week for vacation of two weeks or more.
Miss Louise Manley went Monday to
New York city to spend the winter. Her
mother and sister will join her next week.
F. w. Childs and A. P. Childs went to
Springfield, this state on business Tuesday.
X. S. Childs went to Windsor on the same
day.
Lawyer A. F. Schwenk will 60 to Mont
pelier next week to witness the workings
of the general assembly of the state for a
day or two.
Julius Harris, formerly employed by +.
+. Stockwell, has moved to Shelburne
Falls, Mass, where he will be employed in
a cutlery shop.
b. j. Hoadley, who came here recently
to work in Grants granite sheds on the
island, was formerly lieutenant in Com
pany E, of Barre.
Miss Hattie Stearns returned Tuesday
after a visit of week in Worcester and
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Barrett in
Springfield, Mass.
Col. and Mrs. Richards Bradley have de-
cided not to spend this winter in Boston,
but they will go in few weeks to Chicago
and other western places.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Wood finished NOV
ing their goods to Springfield, Mass, last
week, and are now settled in their home
at 33 jefferson avenue in that city.
DIR. George F. Barber has been out of
his office a part of the week, nursing a
black eye which made close connections
with stick which the doctor was chop
ping.
Frances Putnam of Alstead, n. H., has
been visiting her sister, Florence Putnam,
who is attending school here and living at
the home of her grandfather, D. II. Be
ment.
Edison w. Burnham has improved con-
siderably the past week. He was able to
sit I'D a short time Monday and he has
been able to sit up longer time each sue
ceeding day.
E. b. Richardson went to Boston yester-
day. accomp anied by DR.. Miller. Mr..
Richardson has continued to suffer from
appendicitis, and an operation is con
sidered necessary.
w. S. Chase of Washington, d. c., q
United States treasury official, was il
Brattleboro Tuesday to consult with United
States Attorney j. l.. Martin upon impor
tant business matters.
Sidney Hall has moved from 13 to II
Western avenue. Anton Geiger has moved
from 40 Clark street to % Chestnut street
Patrick Mcguire has moved from II ReeC
street to his house at IA Reed street.
Mrs. A. H. Wright, who has spent tn
past two months with Mrs. F. ii. Harris
went to Keene yesterday, and from Their
she will 90 today to the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. George Howe, in Cambridge
Mass.
Michael Guiheen returned to work
Puffer's grocery store Monday. Mr.. Gul
heen, who was critically i'll with typhol'
fever for several weeks at Camp olympia
has recovered rapidly since his return U
Brattleboro.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. II. Deere OF River
side, Calf, are now visiting in Massachu
sets, and it is expected that they VII
come to Brattleboro before their returi
home Mr.. Deere was pastor OF the loca
Universalist church from 1858 to lo6o.
P. ]. Mulvaney of Ware, Mass, VIII
was the coach of the Vermont Wheel clu
minstrels, is arranging minstrel ehtei
tainment to be given in Athol, Mass
the Young men of the town. SeVers
former Brattleboro boys will be among IN
performers.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Gull broke
housekeeping at the Estey house on Cana
street last week. Mrs. Gull is spendiin
some time with her sister, Mrs. Estey' DC
fore Joining Mr.. Gull, who is supplyin
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