Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-05-06
PERSONAL.

for short Nlst'
John Calvin went Saturday to Middle
burv to see his father, who is very i'll.
Thomas Lawler and James Ryan of
Greenfield spent Sunday with n. T. Ryan.
Mai. Arnold Wyman has returned from
Weir,dalc, Fla, where he spent the winter.
Mrs. W. H. Henley and son Percy went
70 Sunpec Lake, n. H., today for short
stay
Mis-. Mary Averll of Springfield, Mass,
is visiting her brother, Cashier G. c.
Avert.
Ms. lIltie Jones returned to her work
IN Boston Monday after a three weeks
aa.on
Bert Hopkinson went to Boston Mon
day TO continue his studies in the Harvard
medical school.
Ross White, the paper manufacturer,
ha, moved from Poughkeepsie, n. Y, to
Youkers, n Y.
Miss Amy Jones returned to her studies
at smith college Monday after spending
few days with her parents.
Edwin Thorn, B. II. S. '03, who re-
Gently graduated from the Baltimore Med
ical college, came home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. O. p. Smith returned
saturday night after visit of two weeks
in Washington, Philadelphia and Brook
lyn
Ms, A. Phillips, who has been caring
for her brother-in-law, the late Henry
Wood, returned Wednesday to her home
in Orange Mass.
Miss Josie Foster and Miss Emma Lund-
berg, teachers in the public schools at
Springfield, Mass, are spending weeks
vacation at home.
Representative Haskins and Senator
Mortified went to Montpelier Wednesday to
be present at the special session of the leg
stature.
Mrs. NJ. T. Van Doom and Mrs. f. II.
Van Doom have moved from the Main
street house to the lower tenement in the
Campbell house on School street.
Capt and Mrs. F. D. Weld of Brattle-
ooro spent Sunday at Athol. Mrs. Weld
has been i'll long time, and this is her
first trip out of town since last July.
Mr.. Charles Barrett of Springfield,
Mass, is spending several days with Mrs.
II. f. Brooks. Mrs. Brooks has been i'll
several weeks but is now able to be about
the house.
Mrs. L. w. Hawley and Mrs. H. II.
HackleY are spending the week in Boston
and will attend the annual meeting of the
Woman's American Home Mission society
which is held in Cambridge,
Harry Horton, who has had charge of a
newspaper and printing office in Baldwin
vile, Mass, the past two years, has re-
turned to The Phoenix job printing office.
He will direct the work upon the several
small job presses in the office.
Fred C. Stedman has taken position at
Springfield, Mass, with George Fl. Sutton,
general agent for Central and Western
Massachusetts for the Mutual Life 1nsur-
ance company of New York.
Edward w. Smith, who has been en-
ployed in S. A. Smith & Co.'S factory sew
eral years, finished work there Saturday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith moved We'd
nesday to Keene, n. H., where he has a
position in a wholesale grocery store.
ID. n. Bartlett will have charge of the
Vermont Loan & Trust companys office
after Lieut.. Putnam leaves with the Estey
Guard. Mr.. Bartlett was employed in the
office several years ago before he engaged
in Y. NJ. G.. A. work.
Arthur Wells, the shoemaker who wa:
found in a delirious condition in Missouri
was seen last week Monday at Syracuse
Y. Y, by f. j. Henkel, who concluded
then that Wells had wheels in his head be
cause of his peculiar actions.
James Fisk Hooker, who is building W
a successful law practice in Springfield
Mass, spent Sunday with his parents
He says the report which came from a cit!
paper to the effect that he was to go to wal
with Troop A of New York was incorrect
The report grew out of the fact, undoubt
edly. that many of the members of Trool
A are Mr.. Hooker's personal friends.
The Worcester Evening Gazette o
Wednesday said: ga dramatic recital wa
given at the Young Women's Christian
association parlors last evening by Mrs W
F. Mixer of Brattleboro, VT The parlor
were well filled. Several of the laughabl
selections, such as Ruth AIMS Weddin!
Day. Diana Samantha Learns to Skate,
Melissa on Boys The Old Maids Lee
ture,' etc., much amused the audience"
E. II. Miller, Alfred Thompson ant
Harry Smith went to Boston Monday morn
ing to attend the Zerrhann testimonial
concert to be given at Mechanics hall thi
evening. Elijah will be given by chorus o
800 voices, and the best soloists in the coun
try. Thompson and Smith are pupils o
Mr. Miller who will take this occasion to in
troduce them to his own vocal teacher
Prof Ivan Morowski, asking him for sug
gestions as to their training.
The local committee of arrangement TO
the state grand commandery meeting Q
the United Order of the Golden Cross
held so successfully in Brattleboro las
week. met at the Linden street home O
Mrs. C. f. Currier Saturday evening. Al
ter the business pertaining to the conve1