Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-04-07
PERSONAL.

Frank Ellis began work this week in the
office of J. G. Ullery.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Waite are spending
The week in Windsor.
Paul Emerson is spending his Easter
vacation in Mystic, Conn.
Harry Greene is spending his vacation
with relatives in Rutland.
Frank Lyons has finished work as yard
man at the Brooks House.
w. O. Cooley went to Springfield, Mass,
Monday for a stay of few days.
John Wells of Colinsvile, Conn, Wis
ed his mother the first of the week.
Barry Cox and friend of Newton, Mass,
are visiting at e. b. Barrows's farm.
Fred Weeks of Hartford, Conn, spent
Sunday with his brother, w. f. Weeks.
Mrs James of Boston has been visiting
her brother, John Plummer, this week.
Eugene Knight of Boston is spending
some time with his brother, S. w. Knight,
Ronald Osgood went to Boston Saturday
TO spend the Easter vacation with rela-
lives.
Rev. e. O. S. Osgood and family have
been spending the week in Boston and vi
entity.
E. D. Whitney left last Friday for Nor
folk Va. where he will remain for several
weeks.
John Ahearn of Keene, n. H., is the
new clerk at the store Of Hackley Il
Moran.
Frank Larrow returned Tuesday after
visit of few days at his old home in Yer
gennes.
Perley Holmes is home from the Uni
to oranI q xupnlr with
his parents.
George Aher, an employee in the White
River Junction Express office, spent Sun
day i'll town.
Martin Aher went to White River juno
ton Monday to work as switch man in the
railroad yard there.
Harry Boynton of Newton, Mass, spent
a few days with his parents, returning TO
his work on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Chase went to New
York city Saturday to attend the wedding
of Miss Louise Manley.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Whitaker are spend
ING the Easter vacation at Mr.. Whitaker's
home in Leverett, Mass.
Miss Florence Fisk of the Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology is spending
a week with her parents.
Edgar Sanders has returned from New
4 Haven, Conn, where he has been work
4 ing for the past few weeks.
Avalon Converse finished work last week
4 for the Raymond syndicate and has entered
the employ of E. E. Perry.
Harry Thomas went to Athol, Mass,
4 Monday, where he has position as re-
porter in newspaper office.
E.W. Haskell, formerly a member of
company l, left last Friday for Fort Slocum
to enlist in the regular army.
Miss Madeline Gregg, who teaches in
Chicopee and lives in Springfield, Mass,
is at home for the Easter vacation.
The reports from Mrs. Christie Crowell
at Hackensack, n. j., state that she is
very low, with little hope of recovery.
Arthur Sanders, who has been employed
in the Smith Carr bakery at Northampton,
Mass, spent Sunday with his parents.
Hermann Sangtinette, the well-known
tailor with Pratt, Wright d Co., began work
Monday for Arthur LaFlesche & Brother.
E. E. Wech finished work at Mrs Rus
sells laundry Friday and went to Benning-
4 ton, where he will establish laundry for
himself.
Mrs. Walter Mixer and baby daughter
went to North Easton, Mass, Tuesday to
spend several weeks visiting her parents
and friends.
George Collins has returned from Mon
son, Mass, where he has been this winter
and is now at work as coachman for Rich
ards Bradley.
John Pease, clerk in n. |. Hawley's
store, returned Friday after spending va
cation of three months with relatives in
Connecticut.
Mrs. j. J. Estey and Mrs. j. H. Estey
went TO New York city to att nd the we'd
ding of Miss Louise Manley which took
place Tuesday.
Arthur Spencer has finished work in the
office of j. G.. Ullery and is devoting his
whole time to the study of law in the office
of H. G. Barber.
Miss Alice Mclaughlin, who has spent
the winter with her aunt, Mrs. George w.
Burnett, returns today to her home in
Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs. Hermann Sangtinette and her two
IONS sail from New York tomorrow for
Germany where they will spend the sum-
tner with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Hackley were
called here from Boston this week to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Hackley's grand
mother, Mrs. Niles.
Mrs. Eliza Hamilton and her grandson,
ohm Warren Hamilton, went Monday to
Hatfield, Mass, where they will spend a
week with relatives
Miss Daisy Root returned Thursday to
Der home in Springfield, Mass, after
pending three weeks at the home of her
BROTHER, w. F. Root.
Lieut.. H. L. Franklin came here Fri
Day from the soldiers home ut Benning-
lpn to attend the funeral of his brother-in-
DIV, Moses Witham.
Mrs Mary Wadsworth visited over Sun
Day with Brattleboro friends. She has re-
emily left Springfield, Mass, and is now
living in Northampton.
DR.. Mortimer j. Stoddard spent Easter
Sunday at home He returned to Spring
1eld Mass, Monday accompanied by Mrs.
4. W. Stoddard who will visit relatives in
pat city.
Col. Kittredge Haskins and Col. Geo.
Bond we're in Windsor Friday to attend
DC annual inspection of the Vermont
Bmmandery, X. T., by Grand Commander
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Whitman went Mon
~ to Randolph, where Mr.. Whitman will
.hVp chs roo of tho hOilino and grading of