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

home I'D Y utsltI
Walter Eddy of Amherst, Mass, spent
sunday with his parents.
Ben Williamson has been in New York
,'ty this week on business.
Miss Helen Brown is visiting with rela-
lives at Mortified, this state.
Miss Winnie Berry of Marlowe, n. H.,
Is visiting her uncle, c. W. Berry.
Charles P. Carpenter of Worcester
Mass. is visiting his sister, Mrs. o. F.
Bailey.
Mrs. A. I. Williams is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Tidd, in Northamp-
ton. Mass.
Mrs. Jones, trimmer for Mrs. Neal, is
critically ill. Her husband came from
Maine this week.
Postmaster Webster went to Washing
ton Wednesday on business connected
with the post-office.
Col. H. f. Taylor returned Monday
from his trip to the Bermuda islands. He
was absent two weeks.
Ed. Benson went last week to Hartford,
Conn, where he has position in the KEEL
.ogg photograph studio.
Miss Josie Foster came today from her
school in Springfield, Mass, for weeks
vacation with her parents.
George A. Briggs, formerly of Brattle-
boro. is treasurer of the new street rail-
road company formed in Claremont.
F. c. F. Cramer will act as organist at
The music festival to be given in South
birmingham, Mass, next month.
Mrs w. S. McKenney and daughter
Ruth came Friday from North Adams for
avsit with Mrs. McKenney's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Harvey of West
port, n. H., have been spending part of
the week with Mrs. Harvey's parents.
Robert Gordon Hardie returned to Brat
tleboro the latter part of last week after a
stay of several weeks in Washington.
Mrs. NJ. T. VanDoorn, who sustained a
shock of paralysis Monday, is in a serious
condition at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Harriet Dearborn has returned
from Concord, n. H., where she spent the
winter caring for her mother, Mrs. White
Miss Florence Reyes went this week to
Danvers, Mass, where she will assist her
cousin in the Office of the state insane asy-
lum.
Col. William c. Holbrook and his two
daughters, Miss Margaret and Miss Marion
Holbrook, spent Saturday and Sunday in
town.
Rev. A. J. Hough of White River June
ton greeted Brattleboro friends Saturday
and Monday. He preached at Vernon
Sunday.
Miss Ethel Dalton sailed last week from
New York for Europe. She will be gone
about three months and will spend most of
he time in Paris.
Miss Dora Moody of Pasadena, Calf,
daughter of Malcolm Moody, former we'll
known resident of Brattleboro, has been
the guest of Miss Ruth Hawley this week.
II. D. Carlisle of st. Adams was in
town the first of the week to see his broth
er, W. F. Carlisle, who has been i'll num-
Der of weeks at the home of Mrs. L. K.
Fuller.
Col. Kittredge Haskins will deliver the
grafton at the Dewey Day celebration at
Mortified, VT, May l, when ground will
be broken for Dewey hall at Norwich uni
yersity.
A. B. Clapp was in Bellows Falls Satur-
day to appraise the stock and fixtures in
the Eaton jewelry store which was dam
aged by fire recently. The other appraiser
was Jeweler Dana n. Coy of Windsor.
DR.. John O'Connor, a Brattleboro boy
who has been house physician in the Fan
ny Allen hospital at Burlington since his
graduation from the medical department
of the University of Vermont year ago
will soon open an office in Rutland
Mrs. L. K. Fuller and Miss lMaude Es
sex went Tuesday to New York city
whence they sailed the following day on
the American Line steamer "New York
for Southampton. From there they will
go to London where they expect to spend
two or three months with Miss Essex.
parents.
The following from the Orleans County
Monitor of Barton has local interest
"Dr. II. W. Stedmau has rented of W. II
Blaisdell the j. E. Skinner place and viii
take possession some time in May. Hi!
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Stedman o
Springfield, Mass, are to move here to live
with the doctor"
Lyman Goldsmith, who has been a tIav
cling salesman for Stoddard, Gilbert &
Co., of New Haven, Conn, has taken {
similar but more desirable position will
the Erie Preserving company of Buffalo
Y. Y. His territory will be Vermont
Western New Hampshire, and Middle anC
Western Massachusetts.
DR.. Homer Bushnell of North Adams
has been elected president of the Unior
Medical society, comprising Berkshire
county in Massachusetts,, Bennington il
Vermont and Washington and Rensselaer,
in New York. DR.. Bushnell is a brothe
of Edward Bushnell of this town. DR.
NJ. NJ. Brown, a native of Nottingham, Il
one of the vice presidents of the society.
The following from the Barre, VT, Dai
ly Times of Friday will be of interest t
Brattleboro people, Rev. Mr.. Fuller beinl
former resident here: 1.-THE Endeavorer
of the Baptist church, numbering over 40
surprised Rev. and Mrs. Z. M. Fuller las
evening at their new home, 102 Washington
street. Soon after the company gathereC
choice musical program was rendered
when Master Floyd Clark, in neat littl
speech, presented Mr.. and Mrs. Fulle
with purse of silver on behalf of the so
ciety. The remainder of the evening wa
spent in inspecting the new house and il
social games, the company breaking up a
late hour, after one of the most delight
full social evenings of the season."
Guy c. Lamson, who is attending tn
Rochester, N. Y, theological school, ha
been chosen president of the Robinso
Rhetorical society, under whose auspice
the public lectures of the seminary ar
given. He was also chosen the first presi
dent of his class, which consists of A
members at the present time. He has ha
charge of the First Baptist church of Wa
worth, n. Y, for over a year and durin
that time large number have been adde
n 40 oburoh haino haOfizad last SuT