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

Arthur |. Howe went to Hoyoke, Mass.
Wednesday on business.
Arthur L. Maynard spent Sunday at his
home in Montague, Mass.
Mrs. A. H. Harvey of New York is at
her house on Elliot street.
George D. Reed of South Manchester,
Conn, spent Sunday in town.
j. E. Mellen was in Claremont, N. H.,
Friday and Saturday of last week.
c. H. Bancroft has moved from Park
street into the Baptist parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bishop of Hartford,
Conn.,, are visiting at John Retting's.
DR.. Sholes came up from Boston We'd
nesday, and will remain until tomorrow.
Clifford Darling and Fred Bitter of Mon
tague, Mass, spent Sunday at F. NJ. Bliss's.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Thomson of Fitch
burg, Mass, are guests at DR.. G.. +. Bar
ber's.
E. D. Reed has moved from Leonard
block to the corner of School and Elliot
streets.
DR.. Edwin Thorn of South Deerfeld,
Mass, spent Sunday in town with his
mother.
Mrs. Thomas Pellet of Worcester, Mass,
visited her father, E. B. Barrett, the first
of this week.
Miss Alice Leonard came Tuesday from
Boston to spend several days with Miss
Marjorie White.
Joseph Martin went Tuesday to Spring
field this state, where he has position in
an insurance office.
Chas. Smith and Highland Perry have
finished work as 6remen on the Central
Vermont railroad.
Mrs. F. R. Durgin started Monday for
Union City, Mich, where she will spend
several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Henry Devens and daughters, who
spent the winter in the Bermuda Islands,
have returned to New York.
Miss Hattie Jones and friend of Bos-
ton and Miss Amy Jones of Smith college
are expected home this week for a visit.
Mrs. Oliver Hough, whose husband was
formerly a tuner for the Estey Organ COM
pany, is visiting Mrs NJ ". Goldsmith.
Judge William c. Holbrook of New
York city has been visiting his father ex-
Governor Frederick Holbrook, this week.
H. S. Josselyn, manager of the town
farm, was called to Stockbridge Tuesday
/ on account of the death of his grandmother.
Mrs. B. D. Harris returned from New
York the first of this week, accompanied
/ by her daughter Mrs. John Seymour
! Wood.
Mrs Nellie Horton, Miss Nettie Horton
and Mrs. G. A. Butler left yesterday for
: Chelsea, Mass, where they will make their
home.
2 A. S. Jerome OF Louisville, Ky, a for
mer business partner of Col. E. II. Chase
) is spending some time at the Brooks
l | House.
Mrs. James F. Carey and daughter
went to Northampton, Mass, Wednesday
( to visit Mrs. Carey's sister, Mrs. D. A.
, | Martin.
! Miss Mary A. Wood returned Tuesday
to her home in West Fitchburg, Mass,
after five weeks visit with her mother,
Mrs. Edmund Carey.
i Mrs. D. H. Clement returned to her
home in Brooklyn, n. Y, yesterday morn
q ing after spending two weeks with her
= mother, Mrs. c. B. Starr.
Mrs. John Woods and daughter returned
to their home in Holyoke, Mass, and Miss
Nellie Murray to Gardner, Mass, Tuesday
!, after visit at Il. B. Haus's.
4 Mrs. D. Z. Morris of Wallingford, Conn.
/ spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. F.
. E. Marble Mrs. Marbles BROTHER c. D,
Morris, accompanied his mother.
Charles Hodgeman will move soon to
, | one VI -. L NlIsOl IChCIhChlS Oi 4 INao-
g ant street. Mr. Hodgemsn expects to
n spend the summer in Antrim n. 81.
C. Fred Childs is expected home tonight
# from Yale university, accompanied by a
/ Japanese classmate whose home Mr..
g Childs will visit on his trip around the
i world.
# Mrs George Mann OF Keene, n. H., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. G.. c. Smith. Mrs.
=. Parsons of Orange, Mass, returned Tues
Il day after few days visit with her sister,
n Mrs. Smith.
- The marriage engagement is announced
: of Miss Elisabeth Van Nostrand Leavitt,
daughter of Mrs. John G. Leavitt, and
DR.. Daniel H. Calder, a physician at the
Bratteboro Retreat.
% w. E. Hubbard and Fred Cressey went
y to Westmore Monday to have try at the
; Willoughby lake longe. Mrs. Hubbard /:
- spending the week with DR.. and Mrs
q Allen at st. Johnsbury.
George Gregware, who went to Boston
few months ago to work as operator in the
r. office of the Postal Telegraph company
4 has recently been appointed manager o.
{, the Worthington street branch of the com
- pany.
&c Miss Mary Burnham and mother, Mrs
&c Henry Burnham, of New York spent Sun
dav at Mrs. NJ. f. Kirkland's. They ar,
e. now at their cottage in Greenacre, Ne.
1t where they will spend the summer a
Ks usual.
at Mrs. W. P. NATION, who took the par
is of Buttercup in the recent presentation o
lie Pinafore in this town, will appear in thu
b part of Ruth in the Pirates of Penzance
given by the Springfield, Mass, Oper
ne club this evening.
in Rev. Father Houlihan of Ludlow, Rev
h. Father Corcoran of North Walpole, N. II.
is and Rev. Father Reynolds of Bellows Fall
as have been in town this week to participat
in in the services of 40 hours devotion at tn
to Roman Catholic church.
Mrs. John c. Buschmann of Westteld
n Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Roes;
IS. Mrs. Buschmann is the wife of one of tn
lis leading wholesale tobacco dealers in West
lis field. with whom Mr.. Roess has bushes
[r. dealing, and she is an old friend of tn
d. Roess family.