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

David ;. carey spent sunday in Spring
field Mass.
Mrs A. c. Davenport is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Michael sherry is new bell boy at the
Brook, House
Charles Brasor of Boston spent SUNDAY
with his parents.
Mrs, l.. A. Glazier of Athol, Mass. is a
,ur.t Of Mrs. l.. S. Wilbur.
James Hooker of Springfield, Mass.
he, been at home this week.
George Clapp Of Nichols academy came
homa saturday for a vacation
Harry l.. Kendall is spending few DAYS
with his aunt, Mrs. j. X. Parker.
Mrs, Frank Martin of Springfield, this
state, has visited in town this week.
Mis-, Katherine Mcmahon of BURLINGTON
is q guest of the Sisters of st. Joseph.
VIII Collins of the Worcester Evening
Gazette spent Sunday with his parents.
Walter Eddy of Amherst college came
home Tuesday for vacation OF two weeks.
Mrs. II. p. Wellman will return today
from a visit of about three weeks in New
York,
Miss Grace Kinson began work Satur-
day. as bookkeeper in the office of Charles
Miner
Mrs. Walter Sturges went to her former
home in .Hartwellville Monday to spend
two weeks.
A. A. Barker will move next week from
Is South Main street to the Crowell house
on Mechanics square.
George Collins finishes work for j. O.
Smith this week. He will be coachman
for Richards Bradley
Mrs. f. +. II. Stevens goes today to
Worcester, Mass, for visit of several
weeks with relatives.
Harry Horton, manager of printing
office at Baldwinville, Mass, was in town
the latter part of last week.
August Rhode and Charles b. Streeter
are at Walpole, where they have the Job
OF putting in place a steel ceiling.
j. Wilder Smith has returned from Rut-
land after visit of several weeks with his
daughter, Mrs. Theodore Kirkland
President A. d. Brown and family of
Norwich university are spending part of
their vacation of two weeks in town.
Misses E 18th Esterbrook and Amy Jones
of Smith college came Wednesday to
spend their Easter vacation at home.
George Harrington, formerly night clerk
at the Brooks House, has rented a farm in
Dummerston and will take possession at
once.
Marion Fisk of Wellesley college and
Florence Fisk, who is an art student in
Boston, return this week for the spring
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Haywood gave an
informal party at their home on South
Main street Saturday night to celebrate the
22d anniversary of their marriage.
Miss Annie Nelligan and brother, James
Nelligan, of Holyoke, came Saturday and
returned Monday, being called here to at.
tend the funeral of William Moran.
Louis Pettee of the Baltimore dental
college and Robert Aldrich of the Bati.
more medical college came home Wednes-
day night to spend the spring vacation.
w. II. Fuller of Bennington, formerly
general secretary of the Y. NJ. G. A. here,
called on old friends in town Friday on his
return from Springfield, Mass, to Ben
nington.
C. E. Gilman went to Buffalo, n. Y.
Tuesday TO meet a carload of horses from
Michigan. He will return today. His
family will come here to live in a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Godfrey of White
River junction spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Hudson, and their young
son, who spent 10 weeks here, returned
with them.
Mrs. j. o. Rogers has moved from Or
gan street to Mrs. Shumway's house OF
Washington street. The tenement vacat
ed by her is taken by Mr. and Mrs. MARI
Worcester.
Rev. G. O. Day was suffering from a Sc
we're cold last Sunday and Rev. A. r. Mer
riam of Hartford, Conn, preached in hi
place morning and evening at the Congre
gational church.
DR.. and Mrs. Bemis have returned from
Holyoke, where they spent nine week
with their daughter, Mrs. Morrill,. Thei
two grandsons came with them to spenC
their Easter vacation.
j. Arthur Lafleche was at Newfane thi
week to act as interpreter in the Fitch
burg railroad case brought to recover dam
ages for the death at Pownal of four youn!
men from North Adams.
f. L. Parker is back at his shop afte
being disabled several days with wounC
in his foot. He stepped upon a nail il
Holden &; Martins lumber yard and it pen
etrated his rubber and shoe and nearl,
through his foot.
Conductor George Spafford and Enginee
John Flood begin today their 9th year o
work on the New London Northern rail
road. They were associated together il
1872 and have run together large part
the time since then.
Friends of Harry Hayes Haywood hav
received notice of his marriage at Fitchbur
Monday, to Miss Maemye Gertrude Barrett
of North Hnsdale, n. II. Mr.. Haywood
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Haywood
of South Main street and is proprietor O
the photograph gallery near Hotel Brattle
borO.
Harry W. Stedman, formerly of Brattlt
boro, received his diploma from the Onta
rio Veterinary college at Toronto, Canada
this week. He was one of the student
who received honors in pathology. ID
Stedman goes to his home in Springfield
Mass, for a visit before engaging in pra(
tce.
The Arapahoe, Oklahoma, Bee of las
week contained the following; "Henr
knight and wife have arrived from FL Re
no. They will stay here during cour
Henry is under indictment here for burr
ing the court house. He feels that he
amply able to vindicate himself. IN
voters of Custer county have right t
know the facts in this case without I'LL
ther delay"
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