Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-04-28
PERSONAL.


Boston this week.
L. f. Shields and family will move to
RoXbury, Mass, next week.
Sanford Daniels attended the Metho-
dist conference at Newport.
A. c. Davis of Minneapolis, Mimi, has
returned to Brattleboro to live.
j. G. Ullery is spending the week in
Boston, Hartford and Springfield.
Mrs. Thomas McVeigh has returned
from visit of several weeks in Boston.
Mrs. A. j. Currier has returned from a
visit of several weeks in Boston and vicin-
ity.
Charles Endlich will live at 1.-THE Pines
during Mrs. l.. h. Fuller's absence in Eu-
rope.
Raymond Elmer will teach school in
district No. 10 for the coming term of 10
weeks.
Mrs. L. NJ. Fisher has returned from
Arlington, Mass, where she spent the
winter.
Mrs. j. G.. Howard returned Monday
from visit of several weeks in Demands
ton, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. E E. Blanchard of Forest
dale are visiting Mr.. Blanchard's parents
in Esteyvile
j. Harry Estey has been in New York
this week, accompanying Mrs. Fuller and
Miss Essex there.
Miss Genevieve Slate returned Wednes-
| day from Orange, Mass, where she visited
Miss Gertie Miller.
W. G.. Shaffner has finished work for
H. R. Brown and has entered the employ
of c. S. Stockwel.
| Elu-;p Iobnso1 90 A Ch,-ob o1.oa.
has moved to DR.. T. S. Bowen's farm in
Chesterfield, n. 81.
j. NJ. Perry, a tuner from Detroit,
Mich, has entered the employ of the Car
penter Organ company.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. X. Lyon have broken
up housekeeping and are living with their
son-in-law, Casper Moran.
DR.. John ]. O'Connor of the Fanny
Allen hospital in Burlington is home for
visit of few days with his parents.
F. B. Stoddard has rented the tenement
in the upper part of the house occupied
and owned by c. B. Lamson on Washing
ton street.
Mrs. G. A. Dinsmore and son, Paul, re-
turned Tuesday from Bridgeport, Conn,
where they spent several days with Mr..
Dinsmors.
f. B. Bissell has returned from visit
of three weeks in St. Louis, Mo. Rev. G.
o. Day boarded a car in which Mr. Bissell
was riding in Indiana.
II. A. Chaplin will move from North
street to Chaplin street extension, into the
house recently occupied by B. G. Corser
and owned by G. E. Selleck.
Mrs. H. c. Streeter went Thursday to
Fishers Island, y. Y, to join Capt
Streeter, who has charge of the horses on
the big Ferguson farm there.
George f. Selleck and Mrs. F. W. Nc
Clure of Brattleboro attended the meeting
of the Grand Commandery of Golden
Cross in Rutland Wednesday.
Mrs B. II. Mitchell of Waterville, Me-.
has been spending a week with her hus-
band who is the travelling salesman for
the Carpenter Organ company.
Charles Emerson and son of Milford, Y.
H., spent Sunday at 5. B. Emerson's, the
son remaining until yesterday. S. B. En-
erson went to Milford yesterday.
D. E. Persons has moved from 20 South
Main street to the corner of Elliot and
School streets P. 7. Clapp has moved
from IS Reed street to 5 Clark street.
Rev. and Mrs. j. D. Beeman will not go
to South RoYaltOn until next week, and
after their departure Rev. Mr.. Lowe and
family will come here from johnson.
Edwin Yeaw Of Dover, who will have
charge of the Wood farm, has moved into
the farmhouse, while the Misses Wood will
live temporarily with their sister, Mrs. Lu-
cy Cox.
Mrs. David Ellis has moved from u
Chestnut to so Elliot street. Mark WoOs-
ter has moved from to Organ street.
The tenement vacated by Mr.. Wooster is
occupied by L. II. Slater.
Miss Helen C. Harrington of North Ad-
ans, Mass, has been engaged by the
school board to teach the school in the
Canal street building recently taught by
Miss Myrtelle Eason. She is staying for
the present with her cousin, Mrs. F. l..
Smith. Miss Eason gives up the school
on account Of i'll health.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Gordon expect to
start Monday for Locust Dale, Va, to
spend two or three weeks with relatives.
They will be accompanied by Miss Lila j.
Gordon, matron of the asylum at Worces-
ter Mass, who is spending a vacation OF
six months with Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Mr.. Gordon will visit Cedar Mountain,
the Wilderness and other localities where
he fought during the civil war.
Merton Robbins came from New York
Friday and returned there Monday. He
has been at work as a solicitor in the
Haulenbeck advertising agency since las
fall but he is to go soon to Chicago tC
be advertising manager for Engineering
News. The position is a very desirable
one, for which Mr.. Robbins is well fitted
through his course in the engineering de
partment at the University of Vermont
and his experience in New York.
David S. Carey spent Sunday in Gard
ner, Mass.
Mrs. F. W. Childs has been visiting il
Chester this week.
John G. Baker returned from New
York Sunday night.
Miss Nellie Brown returned Wednesday
after a visit in CRANKY, Mass.
l Frank Onslow Of New York is spendln.
t a week with friends in town.
Mrs. G. Il. Bond is spending two o
three weeks with relatives in Boston.