Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-03-31
PERSONAL.

Warren Bennett has moved from Harris
place to Spruce street.
Walter Robbins returned Monday from
weeks visit in New York.
Charles Hawley of Hopedale, Mass,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Frank Allen of Jersey City, N. j., Wis
tied his father Friday and Saturday.
Frank Wells of Fitchburg, Mass, is
spending few days with his parents in
| town.
Miss Effie Howe returned to Boston this
week, after visiting her mother on Grove
street.
Mrs. L. P. II. Knight will move next
Monday from 20 high street to IS Oak
street.
Emery Knowlton, who is now proprietor
of the Fullerton at Chester, was in town
| Tuesday.
Ralph Stoddard returned to his studies
in Brown University Monday after a week
spent at home.
Clifton Durham returned Wednesday
after several weeks spent at his home in
North Paris, Me.
W. f. Chase has moved from DR.. Gregg's
house on Green street to Oscar Smiths
house on High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Bissell left Tuesday
| for st. Louis, Mo-, where they will spend
four weeks with relatives.
Mrs. j. L. Knowlton and Miss Izetta
Stewart went to Boston Monday to attend
several presentations of grand opera.
Miss Louise Williams returned to her
studies at Brown university Monday after
spending several days with her parents.
Miss Phillips and Miss Crowell, teachers
in the public schools, go to New York city
tomorrow to spend the Easter vacation.
Miss Florence Thorn and Miss Merle
Titus left Wednesday for Baltimore, Md,
where they will spend some time visiting.
E. j. Witcher, machinist for the Electric
Hosiery company, moved his family this
week from Laconia, N H., to Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Mann are moving
their household goods this week to Spring
field, Mass, where Mr.. Mann owns a
house.
Dr. Roberts was at Winchester, N. H.,
the latter past of last week to assist DR..
Lobdel of that town in performing an OPP
Grafton.
w. o. Cooley is canvassing Bellows
Falls for the professional and business gaz-
etteer of Vermont published by Major f.
c. Beck.
DR.. and Mrs. S. n. Bemis returned We'd
nesday from Holyoke Mass, where they
spent several weeks at the home of their
daughter.
| Miss Gertrude Perkins returned Saturday
| from New York, where she has been study
| ing music and filling position as church
choir singer.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Downer returned
| H.,
with their daughter, Mrs. W. H. Harvey,
at Westport, n. II.
Fletcher Carruthers, proprietor. of the
Sunset paper mill, has been i'll two weeks,
and his wife has been here from Bellows
Falls caring for him.
Dean Bangs returned Sunday from Bal
timore, Md, where he has just completed,
at the Baltimore medical college, his sec
ond years study of medicine.
Frank Crosby of Hartford, Conn.,, of
the firm of Butts d Crosby, architects, was
in Brattleboro Tuesday. Mr.. Crosby made
the plans for L. F. Adams's new house.
DR.. Edwin Thorn of Deerfield, Mass,
was in town Sunday, accompanied by
friend. DR.. Thorn's mother returned to
Deerfield with him for a visit of few
days.
OuuS6 LIZ 10
Brattleboro Saturday night from Boston,
where he spent the latter part of last week
in attending to details connected with the
sale of the Central Vermont railroad.
The 18th New York volunteer regiment,
in which "Allie" Tucker, formerly of
Brattleboro, has been serving in Cuba.
reached New York Saturday The men
will be mustered out of the service in
few days.
DR.. w. c. Matthews, former Brattle-
boro boy who has practiced medicine at
Bellows Falls the past three years, is plan
ming to move soon to Walpole, where he
had an Office several years before going to
Bellows Falls.
F. S. Livermore, for a number of years
an employee of The Phoenix job printing
office, leaves Monday for Fitchburg, Mass,
where he has a position in the printing Of
fee of George W. Wright. His family
will follow him in few weeks.
Charles Conant, the well-known car
riage trimmer for Rockwell & Sherwin,
has rented the Landman place, near the
Winhall station on the Brattleboro &
Whitehall railroad. He will move there
at an early date to engage in farming.
Miss Ruth Childs of Abbott academy
and George Childs of Phillips Andover
academy came home Tuesday night to
spend their Easter vacation. George
Childs is one of five first tenors in the
Phillips Andover Banjo, Mandolin, Gui-
tar and Glee Club.
Mrs. Fannie G. Rice and her daughter,
Miss Marion Rice, left Tt day for a trip
of two months or NOR, in California
They will go from here to Pasadena, where
they will visit several weeks, and will af-
forwards go to Santa Barbara, Oakland
and San Francisco. On their way home
they will stop in Denver, Col, and Lin
coin, Neb.
From the society notes in the Spring
field Republican of Saturday: "Twenty-
five members of L. A. Tiff camp, Sons of
Veterans, visited George B. Mcclellan
camp of HolyOke last evening. A large
delegation was present from the Conway
and Easthampton camps. The work was
exemplified by the degree team of Hol-
yoke camp on six candidates and remarks
were made by Judge Advocate General
lanes Fisk Hooker of the division staff