Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-10
PERSONAL.

on business trip.
Mrs. Sarah Burpee has returned after
visit OF two. or three weeks in Keene.
Miss Maude O'Leary of Holyoke, Mass,
has been visiting in town this week.
Guy Smith has been a guest of his sister,
Mrs. Alison Harris, part of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler went
away Tuesday after a several days visit in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Ryan returned
Tuesday from their wedding trip to New
York city.
Miss Irma Dion leaves tomorrow for
visit of two weeks in Greenfield and North
Arlington, Mass.
John L. Roess is now travelling salesman
for Leonard & Roess, having a commission
on the wholesale trade.
Fred W. johnson of Claremont, N. H.,
visited his sister, Mrs. E. L. Parker, and
in Springfield, Mass, this week.
Mrs. G.. n. Ryder returned Monday
after a visit of three weeks in Washington,
D. c., Boston and Plymouth, Mass.
John j. Ray was called from Boston
Monday by the serious illness of his
mother. His wife accompanied him.
Fred Demars, former local barber, is
seriously ill with erysipelas at Worcester,
and his mother has gone there to care for
him.
Miss Hattie Smith leaves today for Mid
dleto wn, Conn.,, to visit her brother, barry
Smith, who is a student in Wesleyan Uni
versity.
Miss Mary Holley and Miss Nellie Cory
of South Deer6eld, Mass, come tomorrow
for visit of few days with Miss Regina
Heaphy.
Principal Il. K. Whitaker went to Bos-
ton Wednesday to attend the annual fall
meeting of the New England school super
intendents.
W. 81. Chandler of Madison, Wis, for
merly of Brattleboro, visited his nephew,
H. Z. Wellman, last week. He is now in
Hinsdale, N. H.
DR.. and Mrs. D. P. Webster and Harry
Webster have been in New York to visit
Mrs. w. H. Cary before her departure for
Cienfuegos, Cuba, tomorrow.
Tracey Park has finished driving the
baggage express for j. o. Smith. He
will probably go to work in the finishing
department of Estey Organ company.
Favorable reports have been received
this week from Mrs. Frank Streeter, who
underwent an operation for appendicitis at
the Boston Homeopathic hospital two
weeks ago.
DR.. j. j. O'Connor is expected home
today after several months spent in the
Adirondacs. His health is greatly i'm
proved and he expects to begin practising
medicine after a short stay with his par
| ents.
Clayton and Sanford Daniels have NOV
ed from so Frost street to the house which
they recently bought on Fair View street.
w. T. Haigh will move soon from Retting
Place to G. L. Cobb's tenement on Pearl
street.
C. A. Harris, c. W. Durham and DR..
| G. F. Barber started Wednesday for Maine
where they will spend two weeks hunting
big game. They went to Norcross and
thence by canoe to Little Joe Mary lake,
where they will spend week or more in
camp.
VIII. Childs received cablegram Thurs
day, announcing the arrival of his son
c. Fred Childs, in Hong Kong, after three
weeks spent travelling in China. Mr.
Childs will remain at Hong Kong and vi
cinity some time, going from there to Ma
Mia.
II. G, Newton, who has been employed
as fireman in the Carruthers paper mill
left Monday for East Thompson, Conn.
having secured a position as brakeman OF
the New York, New Haven & Hartford
railroad. Mr.. Newton's family Joined hin
Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Devens and daughter wen
Monday to Lenox, Mass, for visit will
Mrs. Devens's sister, Mrs. Folsom, afte
which they will go to the Bermudas Il
spend the winter. They will go to Europ
next spring and will probably visit tn
Paris exposition.
Mrs. +. (. Marble is spending week o
more at her old home in Wallingford
Conn. DR.. Marble will go to Wellington
Monday to spend two weeks or more. ii
will ship his household goods to Brattle
boro in readiness to begin housekeeping il
the Pullen house at the corner of Oak an
Chaplin streets as soon as the house
ready.
HI. Dyke, who has been conductor o
the electric railroad the past four years
left today for Manchester, N. H., and hi
! family will follow him next week. MI
DYKE will be manager of the Hotel o.
ford in Manchester. His father, who FOL
merly owned the Hotel oxford, bought
again this week, after selling the SUNNI
House in Athol.
DIR. and Mrs. II. d. Holton returne
: Monday from Minneapolis, Mimi, wher
: thew attended the annual meeting of tn
8 American Public Health association,
which Dr. Holton was reelected treasure
as stated in The Phoenix last week. The
returned by way of Elkhart, Ind, whel
: the ground was covered with snow to th
. depth of several inches.
Mary Fitzgerald went Wednesday
. Holyoke for an indefinite stay.
= Mrs. j. o. Nickerson of Boston is e,
= pected today to visit her daughter, Miss
: X. Nickerson.
: Miss Dorothy Cray of Burlington is
= the home of her parents for visit OF Sc
a eral weeks. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker aud two childr'
> of Rutland are spending several days wi
= Mrs. Walkers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Eames.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Eckles were given
: surprise party Tuesday evening by the "
hafno Mr. Eaklaoia hirt