Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-03-30
PERSONAL.

with her husband in Greenfield.
LAWYER John E. Gale has been in Hart
ford. Conn, this week on business.
Miss Della Ellis has been spending the
week with relatives in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Adams have been Wis
ting with relatives in Feeding Hills, Mass.
Luther Miller is in Bellows Falls this
week giving an exhibition of candy max
ing.
Miss Julia Fox of New York city has
been the guest of Miss Grace Kinson this
week.
Mrs. Bushnell and daughter, Harriet,
were in Springfield and Greenfield, Mass,
Wednesday.
RAYMOND Elmer returned Wednesday
from Baltimore Dental college for the
usual vacation.
Sumner Minis, the veteran postal clerk,
of Springfield, Mass, visited Brattleboro |
ac1uaintances Tuesday.
Kendall Severance is home from the |
University of Vermont to spend the spring |
vacation with his parents.
Miss Jeanne E.Stoddard of the Westdeld,
Mass, Normal school is spending weeks |
vacation with her parents.
Roy Bailey, who is employed in Hart |
ford, Conn, spent Tuesday in town on his
way to his home in Putney.
Mrs Percy Comstock returned to her
home in Brooklyn Saturday after visit of
ten days with relatives in town.
Herman Rohde, whose house was burned
two weeks ago, has moved into Eugene
Frost's tenement on Frost place.
Mr.. Rathbone of Montreal returned
home Tuesday after spending month
with his son, DR.. j. i. Rathbone.
Mrs. Charles Barrett of Springfield,
Mass, came Tuesday to visit Mr.. Barrett's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Barrett.
Mrs. Z. f. Howe and daughter Florence
are spending the week in New York study
ing the spring styles in dressmaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bliss have left the
Bliss farm and gone to Akron, Ohio, to
i've. Mr.. Bliss has a brother in that city.
Miss Alice E. johnson of Shelburne
Falls, Mass, has a position in the dress
making rooms of Miss Jennie B. Duncan.
Special Agent Bauer of the Liverpool
and London and Globe Insurance COM
pany has visited II. E. Taylor & Son this
week.
J. Warren Miller and A very Miller have
rented a room in Crosby block and will
live there instead of with their brother on
High street.
N. F. Cabot and family, who have been
living at the Brooks House during the
winter, moved back to their Terrace street
home this week.
Miss Florence Allen, a teacher in the
public schools in Proctor, is spending the
spring vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Allen.
Maj. F. W. Childs and party, who went
to Aiken, S. c., three weeks ago, are now
in Augusta, Ga. They will be away until
the latter part of April.
Judge William G. Holbrook of New
York CITY has been in town this week to
visit his father, ex-Gov. Frederick Hol-
brook, who has been ILL.,
John Bell, who has been employed in
the barber shop of Hotel Hamilton at Hol'
yoke, succeeds Michael Maroney in the
Brooks House barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Davis returned to
East Sullivan, n. H., Monday, after spend
ing few days at G. Fl. Clapp's. Miss
Ida Davis, their daughter, will remain
while longer.
Mrs. r. f. Orkins and son were called
Thursday to Ludlow, this state, to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Orkins's father
Austin Wakefield, who died at Proctors
Vile March 81.
Miss Alice Weeks of Springfield, Mass
has taken position as trimmer for Mrs
G. H. Smith for the coming season. Mis-;
Edith Cray is also in Mrs. Smiths MILL
merry department.
Miss Celia Brian of Greenfield, formerly
compostor in The Phoenix office, is tax
ing course of study for professional
nurse in the Garfield Memorial hospital il
Washington, D. G.
Francisco Massucco of Bellows Falls
who formerly ran the night lunch room IL
Judges building, left Saturday morning
for st. Adams on his way to the LAX
Superior copper mines.
Chelsea W. Hubbard of Deadwood
South Dakota, has been spending tn
week at the Brooks House. He will re
turn today, accompanied by his daughter
Miss Lavie Hubbard, who has been in tn
east several months.
Arthur W. Childs, while in Manchester
n. H., last week, met DR.. FL. 81. Dins
more, who went from here to North Wood
stock, N. H., last summer. DR.. Dinsmor
is planning to open an office in Manches
ter at an early date.
Leslie Edwards returned Monday froI
Baltimore, where he has been attendin
the dental department of the Baltimor
Medical college. He will be employed /
DR.. G. F. Barber's office until the fall teri
opens at the medical college.
j. A. Bond, who was known throughou
the county II to Is years ago as an agen
for The Phoenix, has been in town TIL
week. Mr.. Bond is now state agent fo
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance con
pany of Newark, N. j., with headquarteI
at Burlington.
F. G. Lamprey of Chelsea, MASS, fol
mery a member of the editorial staff Q
Leslle's Weekly, who has been total
blind for three years, is spending the wee
in Brattleboro canvassing for Leslie
Weekly, McClure's Magazine and othe
publications.
Col. j. G.. Estey was elected vice con
mander of the Vermont Commandery
the Military Order of Foreign wars at
meeting held in st. Adams last week. III
commander is o. D. Clark of Montpelle
who was colonel of the First Vermont We
unteers at Chickamauga.
Miss Maude A. Hamm, niece of Mrs.
o. Jones of this town, is one OF the
honor members of the class OF l2O whiC
will graduate fpom the Springfield, Mass
High school this year. Miss Hamm
we'll known in Brattleboro through h
utuif at h. -, IS hoo