Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-01-28
PERSONAL.

Miss Hattie Prouty has finished work for
Hooker, Corser ~ Mitchell.
G.. NJ. Leet has moved from As High
ctreet to 6 South Main street.
C. w. Bartholmes of Athol, Mass,
spent Sunday at G. A. Dinsmore's.
Miss Eta Reed of Worcester visited her
eister, Mrs Charles Bemis, last week.
Charles w. Fawcett of New York city is
spending several days at n. II. Whites.
Mrs. Stark left Wednesday for New
York. She will return tomorrow night
S. N. Bemis went to Holyoke, Mass,
last Saturday to spend the rest of the win
ter.
Mrs. Ann Lamb and her daughter An
ME are keeping house for Miss Eliza Ken
ney.
Miss Edith Clark is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry n. Marston of Lebanon,
Nh.
DIR. Fred Crosby is seriously i'll at the
hpme of Mrs. Crosby's parents in Cen
treville.
Flames Hooker and Will B. Smith of
Springfield were visitors in town over
Sunday.
g. l.. Brigham has been chosen leader
Of the Shcburne Falls, Mass, band for an
other year.
Archie Streeter returns today to Water
bury, Conn, after a visit of three weeks
with his parents.
Herbert Swift, who has been assisting
his brother in Bellows Falls, has returned
to Brattleboro.
G.. C. Flynt and VIM. Needham of Mon
SON, Mass, were in town Wednesday on a
business trip.
.T1,ni l,,,a ;s 81 81 %
eral days with his sons in Rockland, Mass,
and Providence, x. |.
Tracy Leonard, now a member of a the
atrical company, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
leopold Retting
q. A. Beck the stone cutter, has begun
housekeeping in S. T. Davenports house
1T IL Central street.
Harry Foster of Keene and Mr.. Perry of
Walpole were here Wednesday to attend
the Universalist fair.
Liston Ketcbum returned Monday to
Baltimore, intending to spend few days
In New York en- route.
Gen. Estey is in New York to attend the
annual meeting of the Association of
american manufacturers.
A regular meeting of the Neighborhood
Whist club will be held this evening with
Mr. and Mrs. d. \. Young.
Mrs. H. A. Morse of Brooklyn, y. Y,
came Saturday night for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. W. II. Bond.
Harry White of the Massachusetts, In
stltute of Technology is at home for the
mid winter vacation of two weeks.
Capt j. Harry Estey is away on bust
ness trip of three weeks, to Chicago, St.
Louis and other western cities.
MiSc allia Ig,Jlv ANN, from, Dneto,, tl,ie
week to attend the Universalst fair and to
make a short visit at her old home in Yer
non.
Miss Grace Lamson, who is visiting her
sister, Miss Florence Lamson on Central
street, returns today to her home in Cato,
NY.
Nv. II. Haywood, ir., bookkeeper for
Jordan, Marsh d Co., Boston, is visiting
his parents at their South Main street
home.
Misses Rose Willette and Mamie Pas
quinucci returned Monday to their homes
in Holyoke after visit with Mrs A. f.
Larrow.
Walter Kezer, for several years bell boy
at the Brooks House, goes today to Spring
field, Mass. to become night clerk in the
Hotel Worthy.
r. Lindwall, for several years an en-
ploye of the Estey Organ company, has
finished work there and will return to
Sweden.
Mrs. Leslie Scott of New York came to
Brattleboro yesterday for a visit of two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
w. Richardson.
George Ketchum, an attorney from
Minneapolis, Mimi, has been in Brattle-
boro this week on business connected with
the Kelley cases.
Mrs. w. II. Chids has been in New
Haven this week, where she attended the
junior promenade, the most notable social
event of the year at Yale.
Miss Nan Houghton of Boston, former
" bookkeeper for Emerson & Son, came
to Bratteboro Saturday night and has
been guest of Mrs. G. II. Ryder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter s. Chase were
called to Greenfield Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. F. d. Chase. Mr.. Chase
was formerly lumber dealer in Somerset
Capt Upton of Boston was a guest at
the Retreat over Sunday, and attended on
Monday evening the Alliance study class
meeting to hear his daughters paper on
the Puritans.
Charles Mclaughlin of Johnstown, n.
T., will enter Mount Hermon school Feb.
TO study for the ministry. Mr.. McLaugh-
lin Is a brother of Mrs. w. w. Plimpton
of this village.
Lawyers j. L. Martin and G. B. Hit
were called to Montpelier by telegram
Wednesday night to be present at the
opening of some of their cases in the SUI
preme court.
Henry A. Chase, eXmayor of Holyoke,
who has been appointed postmaster of
that city, is a brother of g. p. Chase, a for
mer resident of Bratteboro who is now a
lumber dealer in Springfield,
L. S. Howe of Lyndonvlle, the veteran
engineer between that place and Sher.
brooke, Canada, has been visiting his sis
ters, Mrs. E. E. Willis and Mrs. L. l.,
Page of Highland street.
Miss Emma Lundberg, who has been
teaching school in Springfield, Mass, came
home last Saturday and was to have re-
turned in season to begin school today, but
on account of illness she will not return
until tomorrow.
81. w. Simonds and family will move
soon from Thomas street to Mrs. II. II
joys house on Canal street, taking the
tenement to be vacated this week by Mr.
aud Mrs. Myron Taylor who are to move
70 Manchester.
Nj. and Mrs. Arthur w. Chlds went t.
Mnu York last Saturday for a visit of a few