Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-01
PERSONAL.

, Hiis' H. H. crosby has been in Boston
this week.
Miss Mary Austin began work for Don
nell ~ Davis Monday.
Mrs A. +. Nichols, the dressmaker. is
in New York this week.
Miss Lila Walker is a guest of her
cousin, Miss Kate Goodrich.
j. M. Fuller of Boston is spending two
weeks at the Brooks House.
Mrs. Rugg of Springfield, Mass, is Wis
lung her sister, Mrs. David f. Young.
Mrs. Christina Goodall Line returned
IouaY TO her home in Canajoharie, n. Y.
Mrs. {. |, Stafford was in Boston last
| week on a business trip, returning Sltur-
day.
Mrs. II. II. Joy and Mrs. j. l.. Simonds
| go today to Worcester for visit of several
days.
Mrs. w. II. Damon of Orange, Mass,
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. G.. II.
Bond.
Harry Rowe is soon to move from S. S.
Hunts to Mr.. Cobb's house on Central
| street.
Miss Edith Parkess, who has a position
in Westield, Mass, has been visiting her
parents.
Miss Dora Cray of Littleton, n. II has
been in town for short visit with her
parents.
Maj, f. w. Childs went to Boston yes
terday morning to attend to some business
matters.
IL. b. Haus has been on a business trip
this week to Northampton, Holyoke and
! Springfield.
Mrs. Emma Taylor and Miss Jessie
Howard are working in Mrs. Hunts mil
linery room.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. F. Stearns are visiting
in New York city, Jamesburg, n. j., and
Mystic, Conn.
Clayton IIackley of the Boston Dental
college is expected home today to stay I'M
til after Easter.
The Neghborhood Whist club held a
meeting Wednesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. V. 0. Jones.
Mrs. Ann Lamb has been seriously i'll at
her Canal street home with grip and con
gestion around the brain.
Ernest Waterman of Middlebury college
is at home for the Easter recess, accom-
panied by a college friend.
Mrs. A. D. Fessenden is expected to re-
turn today after a stay of two months in
Baltimore and New York.
Miss Lillian Waitman was called to Proc
torsvlle Wednesday to attend the funeral
of her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Page.
Miss Elizabeth Brosnan of Chicago and
Patrick Moran and daughter Margaret are
visiting at Mrs. Nora MoIans.
j. X. Parker, who seemed to be getting
up so well from his recent illness, bias
taken cold and is poorly again.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Durham and
daughter leave early next week for an out
ing at Old Point Comfort, Va.
Charles and Rose Ann Day have come
home from their school duties at Andover,
Mass, for the spring vacation.
Cyrus Ramsdell was at home over Sun.
day from Monson, Mass, where he ha,
been at work during the winter.
Miss Flonnie Bliss, who went to TeXa'
with her aunt two years ago, is expected tC
return in a few weeks for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cutler returned
this week, from Detroit, Mich, where they
spent the winter with their daughter.
Mrs f. c. Smith and daughter ar,
spending the week in Keene, n. H., will
Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. George Mann.
Charles Starkey has given up work a
the Vinton paper mill. He will be employed
by A. w. Bartlett, the Centreyile peddler
Rev. L. d. Temple is expected hom
from his Western trip in season to occup.
the pulpit at the Baptist church next Sun
day.
Emmett j. Graves has finished work TO
C. II. Eddy and will go to PlattsbuFg, n
Y. E. j. Eddy will succeed him on tn,
bakery wagon.
Mrs. Amanda Pickering of Portsmouth
n. H., and Mrs. George II. Henderson o
Dover, n. H., spent four days at tn
Brooks House this week.
} p. Fleming has sold his interest in hi
Bellows Falls establishment to Thoma
Shaugnessy, who will carry on the bushes
with viii Fleming as partner
} Mrs. f. f. Perry has returned iron
r New York where she has been caring TO
her sister, Mrs. Risby. The latter expect
to come to Brattleboro soon to spend tn
summer.
Removals in town this week have bee
as follows: VIM. Mette from so Elliot t.
, Chestnut street; John Toomey from s
Elliot to the rear of 81 Elliot street; f.
r Eddy from West Brattleboro to 3S Clar
street.
Mrs. A. j. Pullen returned today fror
Baltimore, where she has spent the winter
= Mr.. Pullen, who has been pursuing hi
medical studies in that city, is in Ne'
r York for several weeks hospital expe
rience.