Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-04-21
PERSONAL.

Mrs. John L. Ray is seriously i'll at the
Eddy farm in Vernon.
F. w. Weeks is i'll in bed with an in
ternal Inflammation.
Obed Whipple of North Pomfret is a
guest at E. w. Harlow's.
d. b. Stedman of Springfield, Mass,
spent yesterday in town.
Lawrence Provost visited in Hartford
and Springfield this week.
Charles w. Fawcett of New York was
in town Wednesday and Thursday.
Fred E. Dyke of Athol, Mass, spent
Sunday with his brother, II. l. Dyke.
Miss Mary Schepp has gone to Northamp-
ton, Mass, where she has employment.
Charles Cox returned Thursday after
spending three weeks in Boston and vicin-
ity.
Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds returned
yesterday after several days spent in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. l.. F. Shields and family go to Bos-
ton Monday to join Mr.. Shields, who has
employment there.
Miss S. E. Griswold, who returned to
town Wednesday after long absence, will
resume her dressmaking.
Miss Lillian Vivier and Mrs. Arthur
Goodell returned yesterday after visit of
several days in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Kate Burchard returned to the
Brooks House Tuesday from Arlington,
Mass, where she spent the winter.
George Houghton returned to Spring
field, Mass, Monday after spending few
days at his home on the Putney road.
James NJ. Gleason of Boston, uncle of
j. E. Gleason, of the firm of A. f. Rob-
erts x Co., visited in town Wednesday.
Judge E. L. Waterman went to Boston
yesterday to transact business connected
with the sale of the Central Vermont rail-
road.
Miss Abbie Higgins returned to her
home in Holyoke, Mass, yesterday after
| spending several weeks here caring for her
sister, Miss Mary Higgins, who has been
ill.
W. D. Carlisle, one of the managers OF
the Brooks House, who has been i'll five OF
six weeks, is now able to be up, but he
will probably not return to his work fol
| several weeks.
! A. B. Stone, Lorenzo Frizzell, o. Ovitt
and B. Ovitt, who have been at work In
Leominster, Mass, several weeks, have re
turned to enter the employ of the S. A
Smith company.
DR.. j. L. Rathbone has moved from
Clark street to Geo. Eels's house on South
Main street. Charles Reach has moved tC
the Lincoln house on Canal street, which
he recently bought.
Gilbert Murray has moved from 102 FL
liot street to Williams street. G. d. Els
tabrook has moved from 35 South MaiI
street to Bellows Falls. A. D. Fessender
has moved from IS Main street to 10 Soutl
Main street.
Mrs. Walter Mixer and daughter return
ed yesterday from their visit in NORTH
Easton and Worcester, accompanied b!
Mrs. j. A. Spears of Worcester, who will
visit her relatives and friends hereabouts.
Miss Florence Farr has moved her stem
ographic and typewriting office to c. F
Thompson's office. She will do G. c
Fits's stenographic work this summer a
Miss Florence Fits is to take a much
needed rest of several months.
Fred c. Gale, o. II. Ellis, T. Franz
Turner, W. II. Fletcher and W. b. Nett
were at Hartford Wednesday night to wit
ness the boxing bouts before the Nutmeg
Athletic club. Mr.. Turner went from
Hartford to Boston to attend the hors
show.
The Burlington Free Press of Wednes
day says: "Rev. w. II. Collins of Brat
tleboro, Prof. johnson of Mortified, j. A
DeBoer of Montpelier, with Bishop Hal
constituting the board of education of tn
Diocese of Vermont, are spending Tuesda
and Wednesday in examining the school
at Rock Point.
DR.. Edwin W. Dwight of Boston pei
formed an operation for appendiciti
Wednesday upon Miss Bertha Dodge
Miss Dodge returned Monday from Tuft
college, where she has been i'll for som
time, and upon examination it was foun
that an operation was necessary. At pre-
ent Miss Dodge is comfortable and appear
to be making good recovery.