Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-03-03
PERSONAL.

at Kecne, n. Ii.
viii Harris of East Charlotte is visiting
his uncle, A. r. Harris.
Perley Rabbit has begun work in the
store of George E. Greene.
DR. NJ. j. Stoddard of Springfield, Mass
has been visiting in town this week.
Mrs Conroy and daughter have moved |
from SO Elliot street to Crosby block
A. p. Cblls of Bennington spent Sun |
Jay with his brother, Mai. f. w. Childs.
Mrs II. +. Brooks returned last Friday
from Boston, where she had spent the |
week.
Miss Nellie E Idly returned Tuesday to
Boston after spending a week at the Eddy
farm.
Miss Clara Wheeler of Worcester, Mass.
has been the guest of Miss Stella Stickney
this week.
George Z. Greene and his grandson,
Harry Greene, have been in Montpelier
this week.
DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Barber spent Sunday
in Keene, N. H., as the guests of DR.. and
Mrs Beals.
Flora Sanders went last week to Am
herst, Mass, where she has employment
in hat factory.
j. A. Lafeche has moved from the Lii
lis house on Elliot street to James Austin's
place on South Main street.
Walter Kirwan, a poultry fancier from
Waltham, Mass, has been in town this
week visiting c. b. Crowel.
Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Fraser of Middle
town, Conn, are visiting Mr.. Fraser's
mother on Washington street.
Mrs. j. E. Peach has moved from Or
gan to 20 Estey street. Floyd Defiance
has rented a tenement at ~ Williams
street.
Roy Bailey returned Wednesday to his
work in Hartford Conn, after spending
some time in this town and at his home in
Putney.
Mrs E. W. Gibson, who has been spend
ing several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. F.
w. Chlds, returned to her home in Ches-
ter Monday.
George d. Reed went Saturday to Man
chester, Conn, where he has a position in
store. Mrs. Reed will remain here for
the present.
Edgar Sanders, who was employed by
S. A. Smith & Co., previous to the fire,
went Tuesday to New Haven, Conn,
where he has employment.
L. B. Hardy, Thomas Pentland and L.
S. Clark returned Monday from Laconia,
n. H., where they went TO attend the in
terstate Y. NJ. c. A. convention.
Mrs. G. F. r. JENNIE and Miss S. Z.
Clark returned from Washington Saturday
night. Mrs. j. j. Estey aud Mrs. A. G.
Cobb returned the first of this week.
Henry r. Brown gave sleighride Sat
urday night to several young men. The
destination was Mr.. Browns farm in West
Chesterfield, where supper was served.
Miss Myrtelle Eason is expected to re-
turn this week from Baltimore, where she
has spent the winter. Her health has
been greatly improved by her stay there.
Rodney Wheeler called on Brattleboro
friends the latter part of last week while
on his way back to Worcester Mass after
spending a week at his old home on Dunn
merston Hill.
Miss Helen johnson, daughter of Chas.
johnson of Duluth, Mimi, formerly a
well-known resident of Brattleboro, is Wis
iting DR.. c. A. Gray at Hinsdale, and also
friends in Brattleboro.
Mrs. F. W. Childs and Mrs. Margaret
Gatty went to Andover, Mass, Tuesday to
spend day or two with Mrs Childs's
daughter, Miss Ruth Childs, who is a stu
dent at Abbott academy.
Judge II. H. Wheeler and District At
torney j. L. Martin and Mrs. II. r. Brown,
official stenographer, are attending ses-
sion of the United States court at Burlng-
ton which began Tuesday.
N. T. Ryan went to Burlington Wednes-
day to meet with the other members of the
committee of arrangements for the inter
state convention of Foresters which is to
be held in Burlington the second Tuesday
in June.
Judge j. NJ. Tyler presided at the session
of the Bennington county court at Ben
nington this week. Judge Z. l.. Water
man was in Bennington the first of the
week in the capacity of master in a case
before the county court.
Mrs. Lima Hubbard went Wednesday
to Essex junction, where she will take the
title role in the opera Priscilla, which will
be presented Friday and Saturday nights
for the benefit of the Essex Junction band
under the direction of G. +. Macomber Of
Boston.
Charles L. Shattuck, who was called
from Staten Island, n. Y, last week by
the death of his mother, will remain herr
two or three weeks. Henry Haywood will
probably go to Staten Island to take VI
Mr. Shattuck's work during the latter
absence.
1t was Vermont man who was selected
by that large firm of advertising agents
Pettingill & Company of Boston and New
York, to undertake the important work o
editing and preparing their new and i'm
proved National Newspaper Directory anC
Gazetteer, the most complete one published
The man was Jacob G. Ullery of Brattle
boro, who is by the way one of Vermont
bright business men, Rutland Evening
News.
BrattleboIo and Newfane friends o
Daniel Fisher, whose leg was broken Jul.
A last by flying fragment of broker
cannon during the celebration at Williams
Vile, will be glad to learn that he has beef
improving slowly during the winter, AM
that he expects to celebrate the coming
Fourth with the rest of the boys. MI
Fisher is the proprietor of the Bay Stat
Nickel-Pate works, Boston, and is able T.
keep personal oversight of his business.
c. B. Ford of West Brattleboro left Fri
day for Kemmerer, Wy, where he is en-
gagged in the lumber business. This is
new town of some 6O00 inhabitants VIII
largely depend upon the coal fields Their
for their subsistence. The mines are cor
trOlad nv SanatOr Clark the mult mi lliOn