Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-04-08
Personal

MIS-. NJ DOuutllF VI IDlNOht Nlelltu lI
! town last week
Eugene Adams Of Springfield Mass
visited in town Tuesday.
Miss Marcia Parker goes to Springfield
Mass, today to spend Easter.
Clyde Butler began work this week lr
the Carpenter Organ factory.
Mrs. Charles Wheeler returned SATURDAY
| from a visit in Waterbury, Conn.
/ Gen. j. j. Bstey has been In Washing
/ ton. d. c.. this week on business.
Rev. Father Long Of Proctor came Mon.
! day for d short visit with relatives.
Mrs. John Carney and daughter o..
Athol are visiting relatives In town.
John T.. Gleason of 81 High street ua.
taken a tenement at II Myrtle street.
Miss Louise Knson came home iron
PenacOok. g. H.. Saturday for a week
Frank l.. Hunt has been in New York
and Philadelphia this week on a bushes.
trip
Miss Nellie Goodrich is home from New
ton Mass tor a vacation from duty as O.
school teacher.
Misses Rsua Hall and Marion Fisk Of
Wellesley college are spending the Taste
vacation at home.
Denison Cowles and his daughter are IL
Westheld. Mass, for a visit Of two or three
days with relatives
MI and Mrs. C.. f. K. Jenne 60 mex
week - Hartford and New York for O.
visit with relatives.
Miss Minnie Reed OF Jacksonville has
begun work for Mrs. 5. 5. Hunt at her
Green street home.
Alr. and Mrs William Gray Of Holyoke
spent Sunday with Mrs. Grays mother
Mrs. 3. b. Houghtou.
John Madden of Antrim y. H., come
here today to spend Easter with ms mother
Mrs. Margaret Madden.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. ellison will move
to Charlestown, y. H., next month 90
care for Nj. Gibson s aunt.
Charles Mclaughlin of Mount Hermor
school is spending his Easter vacation with
his sister. Mrs. W. W. Plmpton.
Mrs Eliza Hamilton, mother of Dr. T.
Il. Hamilton, went yesterday 10 Hatfield
Mass, for a visit with relatives.
Harry Kimball came home from the
Mount Hermon school Friday to spend his
Easter vacation with mis- parents.
Clayton Hackley came home SATURDAY
from Boston and was confined to the house
several days. but IS now able to be out.
K1tredge Haskins and Judge /. 1.
Waterman were il keene, y. r.. Tuesday
al the opening Of the Cheshire county
court
Mr.. and Mrs. George Durham and child
were delayed in their trip 10 Old Poiu,
COmtOr-. y d.. and did not leave until yes
terday
Miss Mary Graves returned Friday
morning from New ork, where she has
been studying the spring styles in dress
making.
William LAWN has been engaged as
tenor soloist with the Boston Festival OF
chestra Oh us spring trip. which will be-
gIu April Il.
Miss Gertrude Perkins. who has been
with her parents several weeks. returned
Wednesday 10 New York TO resume her
musical studies.
Mortimer Stoddard OF the senior class
IN the medical department of the Univer-
sty of ermOnt. came home FRIDAY for a
rest of several days.
Miss Della L. Joslin. who has been at
home spending her vacation OF two weeks
returned last Saturday to East Long
meadow to close her school year
Miss Sawyer. assistant principal in the
Deerheld. Mass. academy. and her nephew.
Kendall Severance. a student there. are a.
home for the spring vacation.
a Il. Downing returned Tuesday to his
home in Minneapolis. He has been here
several weeks setting up machinery Tor the
Estey and Carpenter organ companies.
Ralph Il. Reed has been advanced 10
paymaster and assistant superintendent of
the Second avenue division OF the Metro
politan Railway company Of New York.
Joseph 7. Hildreth and family will move
TINS week from the Common TO their farm
on the Futuey road. to remain there during
the summer. Bert Hidrteh will carry OIL
the farm
d. G. O'Neil. O. Frank. Bailey jr.. and
larry Pike are al work al Hlnsdale
where Mi O'Neii mas contract on c. i.
Amldon house which will occupy them
two mouths
Ernest L, Winter has begun to drive the
milk team Tor Mr.. Briggs from the Brad
ley farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Winter will begin
housekeeping in Miss Sswyer's North
streA--house
Emil Erickson, who went 10 Boston last
spring and later 10 Meriden. Conn, has been
IN town TINS week. arranging for the re-
movai OF his family 10 Meriden. where he
has position.
Prof VIM. B. Clark of John Hopkins
university Baltimore, came TO Bratte-
Doro 10 attend the funeral of his grand
mother, Mrs. Charlotte Bullock. last Sat
urday. and remained with his mother IN
til Monday.
4. O. Caswell of Orange. Mass. is
new employe al work on the Pettinci
newspaper directory in the office Of j. q.
UAery. Mr.. Caswell is a graduate of Dart
mouth college and was formerly principal
OF the High school in Passport, Maine.
Mrs. L. D. Temple, president of the Yer
mont Federation OF Woman's clubs. will 90
10 Boston next week. She will attend the
meeting OF the Massachusetts federation al
Lowell Wednesday. She will then visit
the clubs al 81. Johnsbury. Lyndonvile
and Barre this state.
An original comedy, The Smithville
Scoop, IS TO be brought out in Someryille,
Mass April 20 by Tufts college students.
The part Of frankie Mansfield OF the Bos-
ton Daily Republican is TO be taken by
Miss Carrie L. Clark. 100. Of West Brat
ueooro. The scene is laid in Vermont,
and the author is O. +. Lewis, '95. form
erly instructor in modern languages at
TUFTS
The Winchester Star OF this week has
these personal ifame of local iptar,e+.. ..Af--