Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-04-27
PERSONAL.

-.sk spent with RELATIVES III DOsCOh'
'v - Wells of Boston has been visiting
n a.. n r. Van Doorn's this week.
A.. Hattie White Moran and daughter
po.,on are guests at Patrick Whites.
Tho Mary Howe LAWN concert company
~ +. .irg I'm St. Adams the evening of May
Belden went Wednesday to Deer
ss5 Mass, where he will spend several
lays.
ro-k I'm John Galvin's stove store next
week
vs. Hattie Jones returned Monday to
p..ton after a visit of several days with
her parents
frank A. johnson of Clarenont, n. H.,
4,-merly in the Grange store, visited in
Town Monday
Foster Crown has begun work this week
in me wholesale department of Durham
BROTHERS shoe store.
Mrs. Bushnell is fitting up a grocery
,ore in the building which she recently
bought on Flat street.
Dr. and Mrs. George F. Barber leave to-
morrow for visit of week in Fitchburg,
Boston and Worcester.
Geo. C. Harris has moved from the Cal
Gin Harris farm to s. I. Davenport's
bouse in West Brattleboro.
Miss Marcia Parker, who has been spend
INC several days with relatives in Clare
mont. y. H., returned home Monday.
The receipts from the pageant in Green
4eld last week were $500, and the share of
the Franklin county public hospital $500.
Homer Cray will finish work as coach.
man for n. F. Cabot and will enter the
employ Of f. A. Starkey & Co. next week.
Mary Howe-Lavin and her concert COM
nany sang in Lowell, Mass, Wednesday
evening and in Haverhill, Mass, last even
ing
Dennison B. Cowles, young son of Mr..
md Mrs. Dennison Cowles, has been seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia, but is now i'm
proving
Road Commissioner Perry has finished
the work of laying tile on Cedar street,
greatly improving the streets drainage
facilities.
Mrs. John Aher of Elliot street was
stricken with paralysis Monday, and she is
ina critical condition. Her children were
sent for the first OF the week.
Fred Burnett, who has been employed
in Durham Brothers shoe store several
Years. started Monday as travelling sales
man for Dewolf & Hassel of Conway, Mass.
John 7. Kaine went to Northampton,
Mass, Monday to take the third degree in
the Knights of Columbus. He was &C
companied by John Calvin and Timothy
Aher.
Mrs. c. F. Reed went to New York Sat
-rday to spend about two weeks with her
son Ralph II. Reed, who is employed in
the office of the Metropolitan Street rail
road company.
G. D. Baltimore of Troy, N. Y, is a
guest of E. Esterbrook, the superintendent
Of Morningside cemetery. Mr.. Baltimore
is the landscape architect who made the
plans for the cemetery.
Miss L. Belle Tenney, who has beer
teaching music in Dorchester, Mass, ha:
returned home and will teach in Brattle-
bOro and Hinsdale. She will also succeed
Miss Ethel Bruce as organist in one of the
churches in Hinsdale.
Will Schuster will have sung 80 consecu
tive months at the Tivol theatre in Sar
Francisco upon the expiration of his con
tract in December. Mrs. Schuster is nov
taking a vacation, and will not return u
the stage again until the opening of tn
grand opera season at the Tivoli in Aug
lst.
Judge E. L. Waterman and Lawyer c
c. Fits went to Boston Tuesday on bust
ness. Judge Waterman and G. A. Harri
started Wednesday for a business trip o
three weeks through the West in the in
Isrest of the Brattleboro Savings bank, O
which they are president and treasurer
respectively.
Secretary Wilson and II members of tn
junior department climbed TO the SUNNI
Of Wantastiquet mountain Saturday morn
ing. They spent some time playing games
and after eating their lunch returned b
the Y. NJ. C. A., arriving about o'clocl
The little fellows enjoyed the trip and ar
anxious to 60 again.
Maj. F. W. Childs returned yesterds
from his southern trip somewhat impro'
ed in health. His daughter, Ruth, an
Mrs Gatty returned Wednesday, Ma
Childs remaining over night in Springfield
Mass, Rev w. H. Collins, who accom-
panied Maj. Childs, is in Washington
where be will remain until next week.
Mrs. Mary L. Morse has lately receive
Intelligence of the serious illness wit
heart and kidney trouble, of her brothe
Henry Lane, of Arkalon, Kansas. 81
has recently spent IS months with him
bis western home. He is a son of the la
George Lane of East Putney and ha
brother of Mrs. Julia L. Parker of Bra
teboro.
Among the people who went to Bello'
Falls Wednesday to attend the funeral
Fred Perry were Mr.. and Mrs. Thatch
Perry, Chancey Perry and son Fred
Bennington, Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. PERI
Benjamin Perry, Miss Nellie Perry
Boston, James Il. Perry, D. E. Task
and John and L. Guy Tasker, @. ii. Pra
L. S. Higgins, Azor Marshall, Mrs. Ke
ney Of Northampton, George Perry al
Miss Jennie Perry of Westmoreland, a
others.
Henry Kimball and Miss Sophie Bru
Of New Britain, Conn.,, were married 81
urday evening at the home of Mr.. XII
OaIs father, George W. Kimball, the ell
uician, in Greenfield, Mass. A few trien
were present outside the family, and amo
The relatives were S. w. Kimball OF Br
ue6oro and wife, the groom's grandparen
and Mrs Jessie Staples, his sister, W
also lives in New Britain. Rev. W.
townsend of the Methodist church p
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. XII
3au went north on the evening ira
They will make their home in New b
ain, where Mr.. Kimball is in the emp
Oh the Stanley Rule and Level company
Mr., and Mrs. C. F. R. JENNIE and N