Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-29
PERSONAL.

HON, over Sunday.
Mr., e.. II. Ryder has gone to Keene, N.
II for a few days visit.
station Agent E. F. Brooks is confined
TO his house with illness.
Miss Lillian Lavele returned to her
school in Guilford Monday.
Mrs 5. 5. Stark has moved from Ester
brook to Milestone block.
A. Il. Cook of Vernon has entered the
employ Of Photographer Haywood
Mrs. Shirley Brigham and child of
Keeue. y. II, are visiting in town.
Mrs. Howe and son of Keene, n. IT,, were
guests Of Mrs. F. r. Durgin Sunday.
$. W. Edgett returned Tuesday night
from a business trip in Massachusetts,
VIII Collins of Worcester spent Sunday
with his parents at the Episcopal rectory.
Linn Taylor and Oscar Benson have re-
turned after spending a week at SpotfOrd
lake.
Ben Williamson, jr., is home from Man
Inns, y. y, where he has been attending
school.
Ruby Clary has been ill with mumps the
past two weeks and unable to attend
school.
George w. Carver and family have
moved to Gilsum, n. H., where Mr.. Carver
has employment.
W. F. Carlisle of the Brooks House,
spent Sunday with his brother, II. D. Car
isle, at st. Adams.
George L. Durham went to Bellows
Falls Tuesday morning and from there he
goes to Boston to-day.
Miss Lena Aher of Hartford, Conn, is
spending her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Aher.
George f. Greene was in a serious con-
dition early in the week from heart failure,
but is now much improved
Mrs. Henry Devens and two daughters
have arrived in New York after spendin Q
the winter at the Bermudas.
Sanford Daniels and Jonathan c. Howe
attended the Methodist conference at
Springfield this state, Sunday.
Frank Morse, B. H. S. '94, who has en-
ployment in furnishing store in Boston,
is at home for a two weeks vacation.
Miss Carrie f. Cobb of Springfield,
Mass, comes tomorrow to spend a week
with her sister, Mrs. w, T. Haigh.
Miss Carrie Marville of Bourne, Mass,
who has been working at the Haywood
photograph studio, went to Boston Tues
day.
Miss Winnie Hodgkins has been engaged
to teach school at Guilford Centre. She
will board with the family of Frank Well
man.
Mrs. Washington Manley and daughters
came from New York the first of the week
to spend the summer at their summer
home.
Miss Edith Stolte went Monday to North
field, Mass, to begin work in her new po
sition as corresponding secretary for ID. l..
Moody.
Mrs. A. R. Cobb of Athol, Mass, cam,
to Brattleboro Friday TO visit until next
Wednesday with her daughter, Mrs. W
T. Haigh.
Henry Mather and family have moved
into John Connelfs house on William!
street, Mr.. Mather having begun work fol
d. P. Prescott.
Mrs. Adeline Rockwell has gone tC
Pennsylvania to live with her daughter
Her son-in-law, Mr.. Perry, was here to &C
company her there.
Bryan Williams Gale is the name o
Fred G. Gales heir, who arrived Saturday
night. He is named in honor of the noted
free silver politicians.
James G. Sullivan has resigned his posi-
ton as financial secretary of the Catholi,
Order of Foresters and f. j. Lavelle ha
been appointed in his place.
James Hooker was called from Spring
field Mass, to New York city few day
ago, to answer the summons of the famous
troop A, of which he is member.
Harry w. Shaw of Marlboro, son of tn,
former principal of the academy at Yves
Brattleboro, was one of the first volunteer
to enroll with the company at Montpelier
Mrs. Leslie Scott, who came last week TO
three weeks visit at S. w. Richardson
will return to New York Saturday, bein!
called home by important business matters
Misses Taylor, Chickering and Goodhue
teachers in the graded schools in Below
Falls, visited the Brattleboro schools Tues
day for the purpose of studying the meth
DDS employed here.
Rev. g. O. Day was in New Haven earl
in the week, going from there to Below
Falls, where he took part in the installa
ton of Rev. j. H. Reid, the new Congre
gational pastor, on Tuesday night.
Robert Bartlett and John Squires hav
rented a tenement in the house lately va
Gated by Joseph Graves on Crosby street
Mr.. Graves has gone to Chesterfield, n
H. He was accompanied by his son Ere
and family.
DR.. and Mrs. John NJ. Allen of 81
Johnsbury are spending several days wit
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Hubbard. DIR. ALE
has been in New York sometime to take
special course of surgical study at Nj
Sinai hospital.
The Progressive '9S club met last ever
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Young. Th
prizes were as follows: Ladies' progresslv,
Mrs. P. brisbane; mems progressive, !
Aher; BOBBY prizes, Mrs P. b. Lavel
and Mr.. lizard.
Dean Bangs spent Sunday with h
mother, returning to his studies at IL
College of Physicians and Surgeons
New York Monday. He will begin work f(
a New York medical house at the close {
his college year.
Mrs. Dodge and daughter of Malta, Ill
have been the guest of the formers aun
Miss Henrietta Emery. Mrs. Dodge an
daughter go from here to Windham to
tend the Tooth birthday anniversary
Mrs. Dodge's father, Gardner Uphan
which will be celebrated next week.
Rolln Childs and Fred C. Gale were IL
only local Democrats who attended I'll
meeting of the state club at White XIV
Junction last Thursday. Addresses we
made by George Fred Williams and Chrl
topher Callahan, the Massachusetts, pc