Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-03-10
PERSONAL.

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Miss Kate Clune went Monday to visit
relatives in Rutland.
Mrs. w. II. Henley has been spending
the week in Boston.
F. w. Childs has been in Boston and
Andover, Mass, this week.
Joseph McVrigh of Boston has been
visiting in town this week
Rev. and Mrs. f. K. Marble have been
spending the week In Boston.
Lawyer Burt Chelis of Caremont was
in town Monday on business.
r. C. Adams of Boston has been the
guest Of j q. Ullery this week.
Miss Mary Cabot went Monday for a
short visit in Boston and vicinity.
DR.. Fremont Hamilton was in Middle
bury early in the week, on business trip.
Miss Rosamond Taylor of Brooklyn, N.
Y. visited in town Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mabel Goodhue of Bellows Falls
spent Sunday with Mrs. II. H. Thompson.
Mrs. Gerry Messer returned Wednesday
after stay of several weeks in New York.
George Butter6eld of Springfield, this
state, spent Sunday at his Brattleboro
home.
E. d. Whitney is expected to return
from his trip to Jamaica the first of next
week.
A. w. Childs has been in Morrsvlle
and other towns in Northern Vermont
this week.
Charles Fawcett returned to his home
in New York Tuesday after visiting sew
eral days in town.
L. w. Hawley spent Saturday and Sun
day in Hopedale, Mass, with his son,
Charles Hawley.
Oscar Orvitt, who went to Leominster
after the S. A. Smith IL Co. fire, spent
Sunday in Brattleboro.
c. F. Thompson, L. F. Adams and DR..
A. l. Miller were in New York city the
latter part of last week on business.
Mrs. G.. II. Smith is in the New Y ork and
Boston markets this week selecting her
stock of spring and summer millinery.
Herbert Swift has gone to Brockton,
Mass, where he has position as travelling
saesn an for a large wholesale house.
Mrs. E. S. Bowen returned last Friday
from Ormonde, Fla, where she spent
several weeks with Mrs. NJ. NJ Miller.
Ernest Winchester of New York city
has been in town this week to attend the
funeral of his sister, Mrs. Minnie Stowe.
Morris Brown of Rutland was in town
the first of the week to attend the funeral
of his grandmother, Mrs. Honora Brown
Roy G. Haynes has moved from 3 Elm
street to Vernon street Mrs. Sophia
Grauherng has hired tenement at 80
Elliot street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Samson went Mon
day to Meriden, Conn, where Mr.. Samson
has employment in the Wilcox 81 White
Organ factory.
Miss Aimee Jones went Monday TO
Springfield, Mass, to spend week with
Miss Maude Ham, who visited in Brattle-
boro last week.
Charles Hedges of Washington, assistant
superintendent of free delivery, was in
Brattleboro Saturday inspecting the free
delivery service.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter b. Kenney of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting Mr.. Ken
ney's mother, Mrs. Abbie Kenney, Oh
Southern avenue.
Miss Lillian Newton attended teachers
meeting in Holyoke and visited the public
schools in Springfield, Mass, the latter
part of last week.
Fl. L. Emerson started Saturday on q
two weeks trip to Savannah, Ca, ant
Jacksonville, Fla, going from New Yorl
to Savannah by boat.
Mrs. w. f. Neal went to New Yorl
Monday to attend the spring millinery
openings She will bring the latest style
with her on her return.
C. L. Young, who was formerly EN-
ployed in the S. A. Smith & Co. factory
has begun work in the reed department o
the Estey Organ factory.
Thomas Murphy, who has been work
ing in the blacksmith shop of A. o Leary
finished there Monday and returned to hi
home in Holyoke, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Retting, ST., return
ed Saturday night from New Haven, Conn.
where they spent five weeks with thei
daughter, Mrs. Minna Bishop.
Mrs. Hiram Bean returned Monday +
Randolph after spending three weeks wit
her son, Paul Bean. Mr. Bean, who wa
also here, has gone to Florida.
Mrs. II. r. Brown will 60 to New Yor
tomorrow. She will be met by her hus
hand on his return from the South an
thew will spend several days in New Yor
before returning.
Mrs. S. S. Hunt attended the Bosto
millinery openings on Tuesday. She wi
90 To New York next week and will be az
companied on her return by Miss Gel
trude Stonerode.
L, F. Shields, who for 80 years has bee
EMPLOYED as carver in the Estey Orga
factory. finished work there last week. ii
will 90 to Boston next week, where he wi
search for employment.
Charles Ballard and DR.. G. w. Hotfma
of White River Junction were in tow
Monday to attend the meeting held at u
Brooks House in regard to the trottln
circuit of the coming season.
James Fisk Hooker was one OF u
spea kers at the meeting of the Yale alum
of Western Massachusetts, at their reunio
in Springfield, Tuesday night, his subJe
being the Yale crews and their victories
Miss Florence White went to New Yol
Tuesday after spending several days
town with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N
White. From New York Miss White W
90 to Hudson, N. Y, where she has ell
ployment.
The engagement of DR.. Harry W. Ste
man of Barton, VT, and Miss Annie La
RE Blair of Plymouth, N. H., is a
nounced. DR.. Stedman is the young
son of d. b. Stedman, now of Springnei
Mass, for long term of years one OF u
owners and editors of The Phoenix.
Anoono tba neonle who came to BTatt