Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-24
PERSONAL.


Miss Maud Blackman of Newton, Conn.
is visiting Mrs. II. F. Bruce.
Mrs. Mary Leavitt went to Boston yes-
terday for visit of several days.
Miss Dora Mitchell has visited several
days with Mrs. Turner in Winchester.
A. II. Nelson, Middlebury, 'O1, was a
guest of Ernest j. Waterman Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Corrlgan left Monday
for visit at her home in Laconia, N. ii.
Austin Miller and Harry Whitney have
been spending part Of the week In Bos
ton.
Ernest j. Waterman returned Monday
after several days spent in Springfield,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Street of Brook
lyn, N. Y, have been at Spofford lake this
week.
Lieut.. George H. Burns has been granted
an increase. in pension from So to So a
month.
Miss Florence Wellman has been spend
ing week at Miss Dora Swans in Win
chester.
George e. Fox has been on a business
trip this week to Springfield, Boston and
New York.
Mrs. j. o. Nickerson returned Saturday
to Boston after visiting her daughter, Miss
E. r. Nickerson.
Warren Shepardson returned to Boston
Tuesday after spending few days at Mrs.
S. H. Sherman's.
Ernest Davis returned to Springfield,
Mass, Wednesday after several days spent
with his parents.
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a slight stroke of paralysis last Saturday, is
gradually recovering.
Miss Mary Rodden has come from St.
Adams to make her home with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Thomas.
John Hoyt, a former Windham county
man, who has been a music dealer in DAY.
export, Iowa, is in town.
State Auditor Barber is in town today to
audit accounts in the Office of the county
clerk, John II. Merri6eld.
Mrs. Addison Hall left yesterday for
Cooperstown, N. Y, where she will spend
some time with her mother.
Rev. Father Lynch of st. Johnsbury
was a guest Of his brother, DR.. E. r.
Lynch, the first of this week.
S. w. Edgett went to Alburg Springs
yesterday to appraise piece of property
for Providence, r. l., persons.
Miss j. c. Crowell of Amherst, Mass,
has been guest of her sister, Miss Mary
Crowell, the teacher, this week.
Mrs. E. j. Dimmick returned to hel
home in New York city Monday after a
stay of several weeks at the Brooks House,
Miss Ethel L. Osgood will spend
Thanksgiving day with her parents on
High street, bringing with her three of hel
classmates at Smith for the holiday.
Miss Marcia Parker went to Springfield
Mass, Wednesday to spend the rest of the
week. She accompanied Mrs. Della Ran
dali, who has been visiting at e. l.. Par
ker's.
Ralph Cakes, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Fl. Cakes of South Main street, l:
seriously i'll with pneumonia. Their son
George is ill with tonsilitis, and Mrs
Cakes is also i'll.
David Perry, who has had charge Of
building a section of the state road II
Heath, Mass, will return to Brattleborc
Monday. He will begin work at once or
laying out the driveways of the Morning
side cemetery.
Capt. II. @. Streeter went Wednesday tt
Hartford, Conn.,, where he will have an
other operation performed on his eye. AT
ter recovering from the operation he will
return to Fishers Island to resume hi
former position. Capt. Streeter was &C
companied to Hartford by his daughter
Mrs. Rollin Brown, and his son,s Charles
Joined them at Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dalton were in Bos
ton Tuesday to attend the wedding, IL
Kings chapel, of their niece, Miss Ethe
Dalton, whose girlhood was spent in Brat
tleboro with her aunt, Miss @. NJ. Dalton
at her home ON Linden street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Adams returned Sat
urday after a three weeks wedding triI
spent in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago
and Minneapolis. They are living at the
Brooks House until their house on Western
avenue shall be ready for occupancy.
G. D. Baltimore, the engineer in charg'
of the work on Morningside cemetery, re
turned to Troy, N. Y, Tuesday, accompa
MED by his family He will prepare map
and charts there and will return to Brattle
boro later in the season to complete thu
work.
DIR. John j. O'Connor will return Il
Saranac Lake, N. Y, Monday, having
spent a week with his parents. Although
much improved in health DR.. O'Conno
deems it advisable to remain in the Adj
rondacks a few months longer befor
beginning the practice of medicine again
The Barre Daily Times of Tuesday con
tanned the following: "Frank e. Howe o
the Times force leaves on Thursday TO
Boston from which place he will sail oil
the Clyde line steamer Seminole for Yves
Palm Beach, Florida. Mrs. Howe and tn
boy go with him. Mr.. Howe goes TO Flor
ida for his health, but will return the mrs
of May to resume his position on TN
Times"
W. Il. Childs, George Childs, Martin
Austin, jr., F. B. Putnam, r. G. Bacon
W. II. Henley, Howard G. Rice, Alfre'
Thompson, Fred Burnett, Willard Cobb
James Dunlevy and job Long were amoni
those from Brattleboro who witnessed tn
Harvard Yale foot ball game at Cam0ridg
Saturday. Several Brattleboro men vii
go to the Yale-Prlnceton game at New
Haven tomorrow,