Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-05-04
PERSONAL.

wayne reed OF Athol is visiting In town.
town. 'P"O !"
=, Jerry Dodge, formerly of Dummerston.
mas moved to 90 Elliot street.
r.. ID. Ware left Wednesday for a weeks
Visit IN Fttchburg and Boston.
Mrs. Mary Warder left Yesterday for
visit of several days in Boston.
Mrs. G. B. Lamson visited in North.
ampton and Greenfield this week.
DIR. and Mrs. S. E. Lawton are spending
several days in Boston and vicinity. =
Daniel Sullivan finished work Monday
as assistant baggage master at the depot
Il. E. Hall, proprietor of the city restau
rant, went to Manchester, N. H., Tuesday
and returned today.
Il: j. Henkel left on Tuesday to Join the
Derby, Conn.,, base ball team in the Con-
necticut state league
+. K. Vaughan has moved from Mr.
tleming's house on Oak street to the
Wells house on High street.
Mrs. Helen Van Kleeck returned to her
home in Denver, Col, yesterday after sew
eral weeks spent in Brattleboro.
Col. K. Haskins has gone to Barton.
where he will deliver an address at the dis
trict Masonic meeting this evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Wells and her son,
John Wells, left yesterday for Minneapo-
lis, where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Cobb went to Provi-
dence, r. l., Wednesday to attend the
funeral of one of Mrs. Cobbs relatives.
Miss Maud Carlton has returned to her
home here having finished her course in
Childs's business college at Springfield
Miss Cora Liscom returned to her work
in +. X. Bauows's store this week after
an absence of several weeks with illness.
Arthur L. Maynard spent Sunday at his
old home in Leverett, Mass, and sang a
solo at the services in the Baptist church
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Tiff of Fitchburg,
Mass, came to Brattleboro yesterday and
they are now in Putney Falls, visiting rel
atives.
c. NJ. Dugan, who has classes in violin
playing in Brattleboro and Greenfield, is
also arranging to give instructions in
Orange.
Col and Mrs. George w. Hooker went
to New York city yesterday to spend sew
eral days with their son, James Fisk
Hooker.
Will +. Collins, who went from the Hart
ford Courant to the Newark, N. j., Daily
News several weeks ago, is now city editor
of that paper.
Daniel Long and his son Robert, who
were called here several weeks ago by the
death of Mr.. Longs father, left Saturday
for Superior, Wis.
Mrs. N. A. Cheney and son Harold re-
| H.
after spending two weeks with Miss Pearle
E. Cheney of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Sturges and Mrs. c.
W. cleveland went to New Haven, Conn.,,
| Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mr.. Stur-
CESS sister, Mrs. Alice Lego.
W. j. Pentland, who underwent sur
gical operation at Boston, recently, is i'm
proving rapidly, and expects TO be able to
return home in about two weeks.
Mrs. John F. Long and daughter who
have been with Mrs. Longs mother, Mrs.
Kate Quigley, in Ashuelot, two or three
months, returned to Brattleboro Sunday.
Mrs. Hamilton, mother of DR.. Fremont
Hamilton, came Monday from Brunswick,
Maine accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Woodruff with whom she spent the win
ter.
B. F. Sutton came Wednesday from
Brooklyn to make arrangements for open
ing his cottage at Spofford lake. His fam
ily will arrive the 18th to remain during
the season.
William Sargent went Thursday tC
Springfield, Mass, to remain there unit
Sunday, when he will return, accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. F. A. Sargent, who
has been there several weeks.
Carl S. Hopkins and Howard c. Ric'
have received appointments as census
enumerators in Brattleboro. Mr.. Rice
is that part of the village north of Whet
stone brook. There will be four enumerat
ors in this town.
George Spofford has moved from R. f
Gordon's house at the corner of Soutt
Main and Pearl streets to Crosby block
and Ed Pierce, the engineer, has move'
from Harris place into the house vacate'
by Mr.. Spofford.
G. o. Chamberlain, who spent the win
ter in Daytona, Fla, is at the home of hi
sister, Mrs. r. e. Gordon. Mr.. Chamber
lain is undecided, on account of i'll health
as to whether he will engage in the hote
business this summer.
Mrs. Fl, Z, Bond and grandson, Mors
, | BOND, roIuTu0u Odbuluay AAOhi OtOONiJ -
NY, where they went on account of tn
illness of Mrs. Fl. A. Morse. Mrs. W. G
Shaffner, sister of Mrs. Morse, went +
Brooklyn the same day.
George Aher returned to White Rive
: Junction Sunday night, leaving his moth
er, Mrs. Margaret Aher, who recently sui
: tered a shock of paralysis, more comfort
, able, Mrs. j. F. O'Neil returned Wedne'
, day to her home in White River Junction
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. R. JENNIE and Mis-
Edith Esterbrook left yesterday for Ne
York CITY, whence they will sail tomorrow
t on the steamer Aller of the North Germa
! Lloyd line for Naples, Italy. They expet
l TO return from their European trip abor
3 the middle of July.
John Toomey, who has been employe
, for the past several years as inspector
, the local telephone exchange, will go
i Pittsfeld, Mass, tomorrow where he has
similar position. His place will be take
: nv Charles Blakeley who formerly Worke
4 for the telephone company here.
4 Charles Blakeley, who was formerly
7. emnIoye of the telephone exchange, an
y Who has now returned here as inspecto
! saw service during the Spanish America
u Ear AZ volunteer engineer corps in PORT
u Rico. Since his discharge from the arm
he has been employed in New YORK state
a O..;,o6ald Union of Yesterday