Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-02-18
PERSONAL.

Miss Hulda Kelsey, at S. S. Hunts, is
now improving after severe illness.
Mrs. Charles Endlich has entered the
employ of Hooker, Corser & Mitchell.
Mildred Scott is i'll at S. w. Richard
sons. She is threatened with pneumonia.
Willard Gilbert of Bennington visited
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gilbert Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas of Claremont, n. H., has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. j. G. Pei
lett.
c. +. bearing of Canal street will move
into Charles Ceaveland's house on that
street.
Mrs. Mary Wardner has moved from
Is Green street to the Matthews place in
Centrevie
F. j. Bailey, has been in Springfield
and other Massachusetts places this week
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Briggs of
Brggs's parents.
Mrs. G.. w. Brown has returned to her
home on Brook street after spending sew
eral weeks in New York.
Mrs. f. W. Stoddard and daughter re-
turned last night from a visit of several
weeks in Springfield Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Crosier of North
Adams are the guests of their cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Crosier.
Miss Lena Toomey of Rutland has been
guest at John Galvin's this week, hav-
ing come here to attend the military ball
Miss Edith Parkess is spending a few
days with her parents. She is book-keeper
in the telephone exchange in Westded,
Mass.
Miss Genevieve Slate has gone to Boston
for visit of several weeks with Mrs.
Sarah Macdonald Kunhardt and other
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dunton of Rich
mond, Canada, have visited this week with
their daughter, Mrs. j. l.. Rathbone. They
go from here to Chcopee, Mass.
Jennie B. Duncan, the dressmaker, will
60 about March to Denver, Colo, where
she expects to remain a year. She will en-
gage in dressmaking in Denver.
George Leonard returned Wednesday
from St. Adams, where he was called by
the illness of his father, whom he left in a
very much improved condition.
Mrs. Nora Tuhill of Springfield, Miss
Lena Aher of Hartford, and Mrs. Chas.
Bright of Boston were here this week to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Daniel Curtin.
Mrs. Sally Joy White visited last week
with her mother, Mrs. Rhoda Hammond,
at Winchester, N. II. Mrs. White will go
soon to Washington for an extended stay.
Mrs. Cora Fox and daughter, Miss
Georgia Fox of New York city, return to
their home omorrow having spent some
time at Dr.. Pettee's and w. Fl. Knson's.
John Frost, who has spent several
months with his sister, Mrs. w. II. Minor,
left Tuesday for Klondike. Like other
Brattleboro voyagers he makes the trip via
Portland, Oregon.
DIR. Rathbone was snowbound WedDes-
day at East Putney, being obliged to leave
his team and TO return on the train, which
was several hours late. He went back for
his team yesterday.
Miss Stella Stickney returned from New
York Tuesday night after a months Wis.,
met in Springfield, Mass, by Miss Ada
Houghton who, is now her guest.
The girls of the High school class OF
1896 and some others from High stree,
gave Miss Minnie Scott surprise last
Monday evening. After supper the even
ing was spent at whist at four tables.
Edward X. Hall, Dartmouth, '92, q
former resident of Brattleboro, was chosen
one of the three representatives from hi
college at the convention to discuss ath
letic eligibility with Brown university this
week
Walter, son of A. W. Childs, stepped
upon a needle while dressing Tuesday, anC
the needle was broken off after penetrating
the large toe about half an inch. So firm
ly was the needle imbedded in the bonC
that it was necessary TO cut it out.
W. F. Carlisle, late night clerk of tn
Hotel Reynolds in Boston, comes this weel
from his home in WaddingtoD, n. Y, u
begin his duties at the Brooks House. ii
D. Carlisle will remain here until March
when he will engage in business at st. AL
bans.
Miss Sue Daniels of Grafton, the accom-
plished pianist who has been spending sey
eral weeks at the Brooks House, will sa
from New York soon for an extended sta
abroad. She will visit Morocco in tn
spring, and expects to spend next summe
in Spain.
The Progressive '9S club met Wednesda
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Dri!
lane. They will meet this, Friday, ever
ing, with Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Eckle'
The last meeting before Lent will be hel
next Tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. B. Haus.
Cards were received in Brattleboro Sal
urday announcing the recent marriage
St. Louis of Harry Mansur Wright an
Miss Cora Bagden of Dorchester, Mas
Mr.. Wright has a responsible position
the western representative of large Ne
York dry goods firm.
George Wilson went to New York Tues
day, and Hugh Adams joined him ther
the following day, and they have since LEI
for Portland, Oregon, where they will joi
Hugh Murray's party of Alaskan miners
who will sail the oath or Goth. This is th
party which includes Joseph Ferriter.
Mrs. Seymour Scott of New York can
to Bratteboro Monday night, one objet
of her trip here being to attend the mil
tary ball. On her return to New Yor
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott and children will go o
southern trip. Mr.. Scott is gener
manager of the malt trust, comblnatlo
with $50, 900, 900 capital which was organ
lied through his efforts.
From the society page of the Bostc
Sunday Journal: ''Mr. Robert GordG
Hardie, whose engagement to Mrs. Was
burn has recently been announced, is
his New York studio in Carnegie Ia
Later Mr.. Hardie will come over to Bc
ton, where he has already rented stud
as he has several portrait commissio
here. They will be married in June, al
mill Of ha at nj