Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-05-26
PERSONAL.

4rfs week on business
Miss Gertrude Moore visited in Green
field. Mass, over Sunday.
Mrs Abbie Clark is spending two weeks
,r.,n relatives in Rutland, Mass.
Mrs. Walter Sturgiss is spending some
,.m4 al her home in Hartwellville.
y II. Fraser went Tuesday to Ticonder-
oo1. y. Y, where he has a position.
" H. Bond and son and Mrs. H. E.
Bond are spending the week in New York
city.
Row sherman, a student in Mt. Hermon
school. visited in town the first of the
week.
Mrs. G. H. Bond returned Monday from
visit of four weeks in Boston and Orange,
Mass,
Arthur Cressy of Hartford, Conn, is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. c. B.
Starr.
30. Smith has been away this week
on a wool buying trip through Windham
county.
Selectman and Bailiff W. H. Vinton
went to Greenfield, Mass, Wednesday on
business.
John Tracey of New York city has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. James Conland,
this week.
Mrs. Robert Burnett and two children
Of scarborough, Mass, were in town
over Sunday.
5. j. Jones began work Monday in the
cold storage department of the Brattleboro
Beef company.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carey of Richford
visited Mr.. Carey's father, Edmund Carey,
The first of the week
Capt and Mrs. W. L. Haigh and chill
dren spent Sunday with Mrs. Haigh's par
ents in Athol, Mass.
Frank Field finished work Saturday
night as bookkeeper in the hardware store
of Mellen & Proctor.
Mrs. George Mann and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Coleman of Keene, n. H., spent
Saturday and Sunday in town.
Mrs. F. G. Livingstone of Peterboro, n.
H. has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs j. E. Lawrence, this week.
Mrs. A r. Gregg returned Saturday
from stay of several weeks with her
brother in Lunenburg, who is i'll.
Willis Barnes of Boston was in town
sunday to see his mother, who is serious
IL i'll at her home on Canal street.
Henry r. Brown has been in northern
New York and Canada this week buying
horses for use in his livery business,
Miss A. Bunce returned to her home in
Hartford, Conn.,, Tuesday after spending
several days with Mrs. J. c. Wells on High
street.
Mrs. George G. Wilson is spending the
week in Keene, n. II. Mr.. Wilson, secre
tary of the Y. NJ. c. A., was in Keent
Tuesday.
f. NJ. Angler went to Springfield, this
state, Tuesday. He has also visited il
Charlestown, Walpole and Alstead n. II.
this week.
Hon. Dorman B. Eaton of New Yorl
city, came to Brattleboro Monday to make
arrangements for the occupancy of hi:
summer home on the Putney road.
J. C. Newton of Fishers Island, n. Y.
has been in town this week buying cattl
for the Ferguson farm. Mrs. Newton ant
their young son accompanied him.
Judge E. L. Waterman attended tn
presentation of dramatization of certain
scenes in the life of Cicero by the student
of Middlebury college at Middlebury Fri
day.
c. c. Fits returned Tuesday from
business trip of two weeks in Kansas an,
other western states. He had the pleas
ure of riding for several hours beside VIM
J. Bryan.
Mrs. Jones, trimmer for Mrs. Neal
went to her home in Dover Me-, Monday
She was accompanied by her nurse, Mis-
Lawrence. Miss Lawrence will visit il
Boston on her return.
Dr. W. P. Devine was stage manager @
the play, "The Lieutenant" given in Be
lows Falls last week by the Forester
Dramatic club. He also played the diff
cult role of Col. Houghton in an excellen
manner.
Mrs. G. B. Rice and daughter, Mis-
Marion, who have been spending severa
weeks in California, left San Francisc
last Friday for Buena Vista, Col, wher
they will spend some time. They will vii
it in Denver, Col, and Lincoln, Neb., be
fore returning East.
S. K. Brigham, manager of the Brook
House pharmacy, went the first of tn
week to Maiden, Mass, where he under
went an operation for laryngitis. M. S
Mann, clerk for Jones g. O'Brien {
Hinsdale, N. H., is working in the dru
store during Mr.. Brigham's absence.
Music Trades says: "W. G. Carpente
the popular general travelling represents
tive of the Wilcox & White Co., just n
turned from trip through Canada an
the Central states. Mr.. Carpenter is OIL
of the best liked men in the trade, and
is making many friends for his house."
C. A. Harris, treasurer of the Brattl
boro Savings bank, returned Sunday nigt
from a business trip of several weel
through the West. Mr.. Harris states thi
the demand for real estate in the West
unusually strong and that the tone of II
markets in the business centres is muC
better than it was year ago.
Dedrich Stolte, who was expected hon
from Bangor, Me-, last week, will rema
in Bangor while longer to coach the at
letes of the Bangor High school. He
expected home in June. Mr.. Stolte h
had marked success as athletic director
the Bangor Y. NJ. G. A. He expects
begin the study of medicine next fall.
The Springfield Sunday Republican co
tanned cut and sketch of Edward Bank
who reached the Goth anniversary of /
birth on that day. Mr.. Banks lives with
son, Warren E. Banks, on Green street. N
Banks was born in a log house in Win
ham and was one of seven children.
has lived in Brattleboro about 10 years.
The Colrain correspondence of t
Greenfield Gazette and Courier says: ct
concert at the Memorial hall, Saturd
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