Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-03-11
PERSONAL.
Miss Maud Hunter is visiting in Boston.

urday
r. p. Kelley left Saturday for a stay in
Boston.
James A. Bardwell was in Montague,
Mass, Sunday.
5. W. Edgett was in Springfield, Mass,
the first of this week.
John G. Baker went Saturday to New
York for a weeks visit.
Walter Kenney of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting his family here.
Miss S. II. Fox of West Swanzey, n. H., |
is a guest at f. w. Fox's.
Miss Ella Waite went Friday to Boston
for visit of several days.
Miss Minnie Fox is in West Swanzey,
\. H., for an extended visit.
Charles Reyes was home from Athol
Mass. the first of this week.
Miss Mildred Sherwin of Orange, Mass,
is visiting at n. A. Cheney's.
Miss Mary O'Neil went Saturday to Hol-
yoke for stay of two weeks.
NJ. j. Moran went to Boston Monday
for three days business trip.
r. S. Chlds has been in Springfield,
Mass, and New York this week.
David S. Carey spent Saturday and
Sunday in Fitchburg and Gardner.
L. d. Taylor and o. f. Benson have
been spending the week in New York.
Mr.. Rivers of Vergennes visited his
daughter, Mrs. James lizard, this week.
Mrs. |. o. p. Smith entertained party
of 10 at a o'clock tea Tuesday evening.
Mrs. F. H. Smith of Mortified Farms
visited her son, q. II. Smith, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ray, ir., have been
spending several days at the Brooks House.
Mrs. Ned Cleveland of Fitchbnrg, Mass,
has been guest at II. K. Bonds several
days.
C. o. Robbins expects to move into the
Van Doom house on Chaplin street early
in May.
Miss Florence White has gone to New
York to remain until after the milli-
merry season.
Miss Daisy Keyes went to Boston yes
terday to take position in r. A. Hough-
toms restaurant.
F.. L. Hunt and c. A. Smith have been
spending part of the week in New York
on business trip.
Mrs. Clara Stearns, who has been spend
ing the winter at r. f. Gordon's, goes
soon TO Athol, Mass.
Miss Ida Holden returned to her home
in Barre yesterday after spending nearly a
month at E. Wales's.
Miss Emma Lundberg returned to
Springfield, Mass, Saturday after visiting
her parents few days.
Fletcher Barrows went last week on a
pleasure trip to Washington and other
Southern places of interest.
Rev. W. II. Collins went Monday tC
Worcester, Mass, to visit his son, w. f.
Collins of the Worcester Gazette.
DR.. d. P. Webster went to New York
Wednesday to spend few days with his
daughter, Mrs. William II. Cary.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Retting, ST., went tC
New Haven, Conn, Wednesday to visit
their daughter, Mrs w. S. Bishop.
A. o. Caswell of Orange, Mass, for
mer classmate of c. G. Maynard, was tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Maynard yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cutler are expect
ed to return next week from Detroit, Mich.
where they have been spending the winte
with their daughter.
Fritz Schultz, a coat maker for Pratt
Wright g. Co., 10 years, went recently t
Springfield, Mass, where he has pos
ton with Haynes & Co.
Miss Jennie B. Duncan, the dressmakel
left Tuesday for Denver, Colorado, wher
she is to have good position in a larg
dressmaking establishment.
George D. Reed went Wednesday
Bridgeport, Conn, where he has positio
in an organ factory. Henry Bingham wi
succeed him as janitor of the Bapti'
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barrett have r
turned to Auburn, n. Y, after visiting
E. w. Blodgett's. They were accompar
led by Miss Ella Blodgett who will spen
month in Auburn.
Mrs. Williamson is seriously i'll at II
home of w. w. Cook on Linden stree
Ben williamson came home few da!
ago from Manius, n. Y, where he hi
been attending school.
Henry Spaulding, supervisor at the X
treat several years, has taken the place
baker, made vacant by the resignation
Capt. Haigh. Mr.. Spanlding will mo-
from Green street to Linden street.
Charles Root of Springfield, Mass, 7
turned home Wednesday after visit of
few DAYS with his son, w. f. Root. MI
w. f. Root and children went to Sprin
field with him for a stay of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Loukeas of Swantc
spent several days with Mr.. and Mrs. Or
of Canal street, going Monday from he
to Boston, where they will remain sever
months. Mrs. Loukeas is sister OF MI
Cray.
A. NJ. Vaughan of the Vermont Ag
cultural college, was in Brattleboro tt
week on business connected with the e
pertinent station at Burlington. He Wis
ed for day or two with his cousin, F.
Vaughan.
Arthur L. Maynard spent Sunday wi
his parents at Montague, Mass He "
heard in a solo at the church in North lie
erett where union temperance meeti
was held. Mrs. w. F. Mixer of Bratt
boro was also present and gave reading
Daniel Long and daughter Marie We
Saturday to Wallingford, Conn.,, VIII,
they remained over Sunday, leaving Nj
day via New York for their home in w
Superior. Wis. Rev. Father Long sp'
Sunday in Wallingford, returning hi
Monday.
Mrs. G.. H. Smith, the millner, '
start next Monday on trip to marx
visiting representative houses in seye
cities. She will be accompanied tr'
Springfield by Miss Lucy Powers, who
return to spend her fourth season W
Mrs. Smith.
Ned B. Prentice has moved from