Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-15

Miss Kitty EeIs is spending the week in Keene.
Patrick Ryan entertained his young friends
Tuesday evening.
P. NJ. Baker left Wednesday for Boston, where
he has employment.
F. H. Smith of Mortified Farms was In town
the first Of the week
Mrs. Ann Lamb, who has been seriously III sew.
eral weeks, is improving.
Mrs. ID. Cutler and daughter are spending the
week with friends ia Millers Falls.
Fannie Sexton and Florence Gooienough spent
wednesday, in Springfield, Mass.
Andrew Bakesy of New York is spending
some time at the American House.
Miss Belle Forest left Monday night for a va
cation at her old home in Middebury 4
Mrs. II. II. JOY returned Monday after visit
of two weeks in Worcester and Boston.
Miss Kitte Doyle came Satu day from Spring
field, Mass, for weeks visit in town.
j. X. Parker remains about the same, there be-
ing no decided change in his condition.
Miss Ella Stebbns left Wednesday for a visit In
Springfield, Amherst and LeYerett, Mass.
Katie Aher went yesterday.to Hoyoke and she
will also visit in Hartford before her return.
Florence Thorn went Wednesday to Smith col
lege at Northampton as the guest Of Amy Jones'
Mrs John Carney and daughter returned Mon
day to their home in Athol after a visit OF \ week
in town.
Miss Nellie Ferry went yesterday to Chelsea
Mass where she will act as housekeeper for her
nephews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark have moved from Ret
ting building to the house of the Misses Hough-
ton on Green street.
Albert Baldwin, who has spent the winter with
Rev. Geo. L. Walkers family in Hartford, is at
home for short visit.
John johnson, for five years a member of the
Tennessee National Guard was voted into the
Estey Guard last night.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller and son Clarence have re-
turned to the Brooks House from Ormonde Fla a.,
where they spent the winter.
Mrs | 70 fold
Mass, to assist in caring for her daughter Mrs.
Harry Marsh. who is very i'll.
Mrs. George Fisher returned Saturday from
Attleboro. Mass, where she was called by the
death of her infant grandson, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. Durrell,
Mrs. W. +. Bradshaw and daughter Lila who
have been visiting Mrs Bradshaw parents Mr..
and Mrs. w +. Bordwell, have returned to their
home in Gardner, Mass.
James Carey lYarickl leaves today for New
York He has been the guest of his uncle, Ed
mund Carey during his stay here. He an
engagement for next Sunday Ia Newark, y. j.
Mrs James lizard entertained the Progressive
| IS CLUB at her Washington street home Wednes
day evening The progressive prizes were won by
| Mrs Timothy Aher and James lizard The club
will meet next Wednesday evening with Mr.. and
| Mrs Peter Lavelle
| VIM. f. Chase clerk in the Farmers & Me
| chances exchange, while getting off his delivery
wagon last Thursday, caught his foot in the reins
| and was thrown heavily to the ground. He re-
ceived an injury to his knee, but is now at work
| again.
| Mrs Lizzie (Schuster) Twtcher of dorchester
| Mass, and Mrs. Flora Dunton) Ross of Chicago
| grandchildren of Mrs. Addison Brown, are on a
| visit to the old home on Grove street Mrs Ross
is accompanied by her two children and Mrs
| TwitchelI by the youngest Of her four children.
| Lafayette Lawton, former well.known con
| tractor, was IN town yesterday on his way L.
| Connecticut where he expects to have employ
| ment, although he may 20 to Baltimore. He has
| been at his old home in Springfield, this state
| during the winter, but has spent most of the
in in