Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-03-03
PERSONAL.

L. F. Adams was in Springfield, this
state, Wednesday, on business.
r. A. Griffin of Atho, Mass, spent
Tuesday in town with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Crosier spent Sun.
day with friends in Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs. +. X. Dmick of Brooklyn, n. Y.
came today to visit Mrs II. II. Hackley
Miss Baldwin of Greenfield, Mass, is
the new operator at the telephone ex.
change.
Mrs. j. T. Denning and son James Of
Palmer, Mass, spent Thursday and Friday
in town.
Mrs. E. A. Bakeslee of Walingford.
Conn, has been visiting Mrs. r. <. Mar.
BILE this week.
Miss Lillian Park is doing stenographic
work for the Estey Organ company during
the illness of Mrs Kenney.
Miss Grace Kinson Is expected home to-
day from Boston where she has been
guest of her sister, Mrs. Clayton Hackley.
Miss Julia Kinsella and Miss Nellie Bar
~ have returned to their work at the
Brooks House after two weeks vacation.
Quartermaster General w. II. Gilmore
was in town Wednesday on his way home
from visit of several days in Washing.
ton.
F. L. Hunt went TO Boston Wednesday
to spend few weeks assisting W. j. Ril-
ey, Boston agent for the S. A. Smith com.
pany.
Mrs. L. A. Mansur Of Lowell, Mass. and
her granddaughter, Eleanor Bell, have
been visiting Mrs. Charles A. Trip this
week.
Pearl Gibson has been having a serious
time with Inflammation of the eyes. She
has been confined to dark room the past
week
w. H. Chids.and Ira T. Burnett return
ed Tuesday from three weeks trip down
the coast to southern Florida, and from
there to Nassau.
p NJ Wright finished work for Z. NJ,
Angler yesterday. He will begin work in
the Rolette blacksmith shop in Bellows
Falls next week.
Col Kittredge Haskins went to Mont
pelier yesterday, where, with other state
officials, he will sign the engrossed bills of
the last legislature.
Mrs. Nettie Frost was visited Wednesday
afternoon by party of intimate friends,
who brought their suppers and who spent
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. White, Miss
Florence White and Fred Bemis of Meri-
den, Conn, were in town this week to at
tend the funeral Of the late S. T. r. Che
ney.
Mr.. Gray, who married Kate Houghton
Pratt, was the manager of the big dry
goods store of McAuslan & Wakelin, which
was in the Windsor hotel, burned at Hol-
yoke, Mass, Tuesday night.
Maj F. w. Childs will go to Andover.
Mass, today to spend Sunday with Mrs,
Childs and daughter Ruth. He is planning
TO go to North Carolina next week to
spend few weeks in healthful recreation.
ID. X. Brown and j. L. Knowlton start
today for two weeks trip to Florida.
Ihey go from here to New York, thence
by boat to Savannah, Ga. and then to Jack
sonville. From Jacksonville they will
make trip to southern Florida.
DR.. Conland was summoned to New
York Sunday by a message by telephone
calling him to the bedside of Rudyard Kip
ling. DR.. Conland was taken by team to
greenfield, and from there reached New
l ork via Albany. He has been at the
Hotel Grenoble throughout the week.
Alex S. Browne of Boston, manager of
the New England division of the New
York Life Insurance company, was in
Brattleboro Wednesday TO confer with
MAJ. +. w. Childs, resident cashier for the
company. He also met two other out-of-
town agents for the company in Mr..
Childs's office.