Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-17
PERSONAL.

Wednesday on business.
Miss Flora Smith of Milers Falls spent
Sunday at her home here.
Leon White was In Springfield. Mass.
the first of the week on business.
Miss Mary Ryan was visitor in Spring.
field, Mass, the first of the week.
Sheriff R. e. Gordon made a business
trip to Boston the first of this week.
E. j. Lavelle is working at the freight
depot in place of Bartholomew Riley.
Miss Mary Lynch of St. Johnsburv ia
visiting her brother, DR.. e. r. Lynch.
Miss Nettie Starr of Springfield, Mass.
visited relatives in town the first of the
week
William LAWN went to Detroit. Mich.
Monday to spend ten days or more visiting
relatives.
Mrs. E. W. Stoddard of Springfield
Mass, has been visiting Mrs. j. j. Estey
this week.
Rev. Father Long of Proctor has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Long, this week.
Stewart Flagg returned to New York
city Monday after spending two weeks with
c. Menzies Miller.
Mrs. Serotia Jordan of Denver, Colo.
has been visiting her niece, Mrs. G. r.
Crosby, this week.
Rev. Father Reynolds of Bellows Falls
has been the guest of Rev. Father Cum
ningham this week.
Judge E. L. Waterman went to Ben
nington the first of this week to act as ref
cree in case at law.
F. B. Howe is moving into the east ten
ement on the second floor of W. r. Stuart s
house on Canal street.
Fred H. Rowland of MONTPELIER. secre-
tary of state, was guest of Hon and Mrs.
j. L. Martin Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cutler went to
Montague, Mass, yesterday to remain I'M
til after Thanksgiving.
Lawyer Arthur P. Carpenter of North
Adams, Mass, has been visiting here and
at West BFattleboro this week.
Miss Eva Rogers went to North Tun.
bridge Wednesday, having received news
that her home there had burned.
Clayton Hackley, who has been serious.
ly ill for several weeks with typhoid fever
has improved slightly this week.
G. E. Gilman has gone to Michigan and
Indiana to.buy a carload of heavy horses.
He will return with them next week.
Ernest J. Waterman went to Springfield
Mass, yesterday to attend the convention
of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
Timothy Aher, John Calvin and Joseph
Shea go to Greenfield tomorrow to be in
itiated into the Knights of Columbus.
Patrick Guiheen left Monday for Albany
n. Y, where he is to take course in tele
graphy at the Albany business college.
Mrs. Margaret Gatty returned to F. w
Chlds's Saturday after two or three weeks
spent in Boston and Northampton, Mass.
MI. and Mrs. Il. D. Carroll returned to
their home in Springfield, Mass, Tuesday
after some time spent at the Brooks House
Capt, H. f. Dole of Mortified, thi,
state, has been in Brattleboro this weel
in the interest of the proposed Dewey hall
Mrs. S. HI. Sherman and Mrs. G. F. R
Jenne attended the funeral of Mrs. MyroI
Maynard in North Leverett, Mass, Mon
day.
R. 81. Amidon, clerk in Clark g. Miller
grocery store, is away on a weeks vaca
ton. A. E. Thurber is substituting 70
him.
NJ. II. Dinneen of North Adams, Mass.
has moved to Reed street, and has takel
position in the Central Vermont freigh
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Stickney went Sat
urday to Rutland, and were the guest
there until Wednesday of M. W. Stickne.
and family.
s. W. Richardson went to New Yorl
Monday accompanied by DIR. James Con
land, to be treated for his head trouble by
specialist.
Mrs. James Bowler and Mrs. Perc
Haigh went Monday to Manchester, N
H., TO attend the funeral of Mrs. Bowler
sister, Mrs. Dowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Cobb of Atho
Mass, drove to Brattleboro Saturday t
spend several days with their daughter
Mrs. W. T. Haigh.
Miss Mary Putnam has as her guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward of Philadelphia, MI
Ward being a son of Winslow Ward, fol
merly of Brattleboro.
Alfred S. Thompson and Fred Burnet
went to Boston Tuesday to spend sever.
days. They will witness the Harvard al
foot ball game Saturday.
Mrs. j. L. Martin is spending the wee
with relatives in Montpelier. Miss MAJ
garet Martin will spend the winter wit
her grandmother in that city.
Mrs. F. A. Woodbury., who recently unde
went an operation in a Boston hospita
was unable to leave the hospital this wee
as intended.
Rev. Antonio Alright, pastor OF II
Italian Evangelical church of the Ne
York City Mission and Tract society, spei
Monday with Rev. Fl. R. Miles and Supe
intendent H. II. Thompson. Mr.. Arrlg
preached Sunday to the Italians who a.
building the street railroad in Below
Falls.
Stanley Horton, formerly bookkeeper
the Office of the Brattleboro Beet compan
spent Sunday in town. He went from ne
to Augusta, Maine, and while there WI
appointed auditor for the Swift Beef cor
pany with all the offices in New EnglaI
under his inspection. The position is oil
of responsibility, with good salary.