Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-05-05
PERSONAL.

Rev, and Mrs. u, u. DeeI0a0 expect TO
move to South Royalton tomorrow.
Miss Stella Stckney returned Monday
after visit of several days in Rutland.
Mrs. Sally Joy White came to Brattle-
boro Tuesday. She is guest at the Brooks
House,
Miss Della Sherman spent Sunday with
her brother, Clifton Sherman, in Hart
ford Conn.
Mrs. C. L. Stickney left Wednesday for
visit of 10 days with relatives in Boston
and vicinity.
Col. and Mrs. Richards Bradley came
Monday to spend some time at their sum-
mer residence.
Mrs. Leslie Scott returned to New York
saturday, altar spending 10 days with rel
atiyes in Bratteboro.
l.. b. Hardy will speak in the Baptist
church in Townshend next Sunday and
the Sunday following.
Ezra Wilcox of Greenfield was in town
the first of the week being called here by
the death of his grandfather.
+. D. Whitney returned Tuesday night
from Provdential, N. C. He has been
benefited by his southern trip.
Mrs. S. E. Williams returned to the
the winter in California and the Hawaiian
Islands.
Robert Gregg rode his bicycle to North
ampton. Mass, Sunday, returning Mon
day with Harry Smith, who went down
Saturday.
J. c. Cutting, chairman of the board of
listers, has resumed his work upon the
board after being absent FIVE weeks with
eryspeas.
Mai F. w. Childs, who has been spend
ing several weeks in Providential, n. c.,
is now in New York. He is expected home
tomorrow night.
f. B. Richardson and Don Miller re-
turned to Brattleboro from their southern
trip Saturday night. Mr.. Richardson is
much improved in health.
Mrs. Helen Hamilton has been the guest
of Mrs. F. L. Childs this week. Mrs. Ham
ilton was on her way from Pennington,
Conn, to her home in Grafton.
Mrs. Will Whitman returned Tuesday
from Randolph, where her husband has
charge of the weighing and grading of the
products of the Maple Sugar exchange.
Mrs. Herbert L. Fox and mother, Mrs
Lawton, of Wilmington were at the
Brooks House this week to meet their
brother and son, c. B. Lawton, of Boston.
Robert Mckee, who recently finished
work for Henry r. Brown, after being in
his employ nine years, now has charge of
the stables at the Ashuelot House in Hins-
dale.
c. w. Durham has been in Mishawaka,
o.. this week on business with the Misha-
waka Rubber company for whom Durham
Brothers are one of the largest eastern
agents.
Mrs NJ K. Paine of Windsor, grand
matron for Vermont of the Order of
Eastern Star, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Rowe from Tuesday to Wed
nesday.
J. H. Stearns and B. F. Sutton of New
York were in Brattleboro Monday night,
and Tuesday morning they went to Mr..
Stearns's summer hotel at Pine Grove
Springs.
The late Fletcher Carruthers had $1,000
insurance in the New York Life Insurance
company and the amount was paid last
week Immediately upon receipt of proofs
of his death.
John Abbott, who has been working in
the wholesale department of Durham
Brothers shoe store for the past few
weeks, left Monday for Wendell Depot
Mass, where he has bought store.
Mrs. Harriet Stearns of Washington
street will go to North Carolina in a few
days to visit her brother, who contemplat.
ed making trip to Vermont this summer
but who does not find it convenient to dc
so.
Bert Sargent returned Monday from Bos
ton where he went several weeks ago tC
have an operation for appendicitis per
formed. Mr. Sargent has been making a
rapid recovery and is now in fairly goot
health.
F. p. Homer, who has been at work fol
H. F. Jordan, left this week for New
York where he expects to reGngage in the
business of enlarging photographs. Hi
mother, who is visiting in Brattleboro, viii
return home in about two weeks.
p X. Guiheen and E. j. Lavelle anC
Misses Katherine Connors and Barbari
Murphy, members of St. MichaePs Cath
ole choir of Brattleboro, were in towI
Sunday. At the evening service in st
Charles church Messrs. Guiheen and La
yelle sang ave Maria" and Miss Connor
THE Little Trooper at the Tivoli was {
refreshing contrast to the series of revival
to which the public has been treated o
late" writes a San Francisco correspon
dent. Gamma LIGHTER, as the proprietres
of the Bon Marche, kept the fun agoing
looked pretty and sang charmingly.'
The character taken by Will Schuster i
spoken of as "well sustained"
Frank E. Howe reached Brattlebor'
Monday, and after visit with his mothe
left Tuesday afternoon for Montpelier
Mr.. Howe came to Boston by boat from
savannah. His health has been greatl
improved by stay of five months at Pain
Beach, Fla. While there he acted as cor
respondent of the Florida Times Union o
Jacksonville and as local editor of a SINAI
daily published at Palm Beach.
Il, l. Dyke has spent part of the wee
in Athol
w, II. Proctor will move into the uppe
tenement in Wells Frost's house on Hig
street, The house is undergoing com
plete overhauling.
Mrs Hattie Webster Carey and be
young son, Webster, came Saturday froI
BTooRlyn for visit of two or three week
with Mrs. Carey's father.
Rev. Father Lynch and sister, Miss Mar
Lynch, went to Palmer Tuesday to vsi
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Denning. From Pa
mer they will go to Boston.
Clifton Durham returned the first G
the week from Bellows Falls, where b
has been working for two weeks in tn
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