Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-01-19
N. I. HAWLEY.
PERSONAL.

Miss Regina Heaphy spent Sunday in
South Deerfed. Mass.
Frank Shea has been in Boston and New
Haven this week on business.
Miss Jessie Gregg left Saturday for a
weeks visit in Boston and vicinity.
f. r. Durgin has secured position in a
large drug store in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs j. Clifford Clark of Glens Falls, n.
Y, is spending two weeks at H. G. Clark's
Mrs. H. NJ. Clary of Burlington has
been guest at Maj. F. W. Childs's this
week
Mrs. Harriet Dearborn wen Monday to
Concord, N. H., for stay of several
weeks.
Clarence Reed and Frank Flagg spent
Sunday in Greenfield with Mr.. Flagg's
brother.
Percy NJ. Jones, manager of the Brattle-
boro Beef company, is spending 10 days
in Chicago.
W. Il. Burt is back to his duties in
Schorling & Johnson's market, after being
i'll some time.
William F. Collins returned to Hartford,
Conn, Monday, after spending Sunday
with his parents.
Miss Maud Stoddard of Springfield,
Mass, has been the guest of Miss Florence
Wellman this week.
The Misses Waite entertained the Fes-
sender Helping Hand society Wednesday
afternoon and evening.
John Frye, who went from here to
Windsor several weeks ago to run a pool
room, has been in town this week.
John Carney of Greenfield, formerly
sol,6 To-, H. IL
change, has been visiting in town this
week.
Mrs. Dahna formerly Schildmiller) has
returned from Waterbury, Conn.,, and is
occupying one of her houses on Frost
street.
Mrs. S. j. Jones returned Thursday
from East Bethel, where she was called
several weeks ago by the death of her
father.
Miss Rose Judge returned to Greenfield
Wednesday after spending two weeks with
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Donahue, who has
been i'll.
Lawyer E. W. Gibson win move, Feb /,
from Chester to L. E. Holden's house into
the tenement recently vacated by S. K.
Brigham.
NJ. j. Dineen, formerly station agent
of the Fitchburg railroad company at Mil
lers Falls, now has a position in the local
freight Office.
Ansel Pierce is driving E. L. Holtom's
express team while Mr.. Holton is ill. Mr..
Hoton has recently sustained a slight
shock of paralysis.
Mrs. Lewis Gregg gave thimble party
Friday, the afternoon being spent in
sewing and in social diversions. Refresh,
ments were served.
Charles T. Fairfield of the Rutland New
and W. D. Flagg of the Holyoke Demo
Crat were in town Saturday, both the
guests of j. G. Ullery.
Michael j. Guiheen went to Albany, N
Y, yesterday to spend the rest of the weel
with his brother, Patrick, who is in the
Albany Business college.
Rev. E. Q. S. Osgood will go to Green
field, Mass, tomorrow, and on Sunday he
will preach in exchange with Rev. JohI
Dumont Reid of that town.
Gen. J. j. Estey was in Boston Tuesday
TO attend meeting called to arrange for
the sixth annual convention of the Ma
tiOnal Association of Manufacturers.
Miss Marjorie White has finished worl
as stenographer for j. G. Ullery and en-
tered the employ of Emery & Co., collec
tors, who have an office in Ullery block.
Miss Edith Stolte will soon begin worl
in the office of II. E. Taylor e. Son a.
stenographer and typewriter. Her plac,
as local reporter will be taken by Miss Ell
Ia Stebb,ns.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Pollak and daughte
left Monday for New York city to remail
for the winter. Mrs. Pollak and he
daughter have been spending the past few
months in Brattleboro.
E. j. Brooks, division superintendent
the International Correspondence schoo
Of Scranton, Pa, and Charles Grosarth
assistant superintendent, have been II
town this week in an effort to secure new
pupils.
W. II. Childs received cablegram Mon
day from his son, G. Fred Childs, at Singa
pore, who said that he had returned t
mat port after a visit in Java, and that h
was going from Singapore to Colombo
Ceyon.
Miss Florence Retting went to NeV
York Wednesday to visit her aunt, Mrs
a. N. Wright. Mr.. Wright is expects
nome this week from a business trip of ST.
weeks in Europe in the interest OF tn
John Church company.
Among the young people from WindhaI
county who are preparing for business pc
SVons in the Albany business college ar
Annie c. Stolte, Patrick W. Guiheen, Ere
w. Han and Katherine G.. Dunlevy, all
B6rsttleboro; Louis II. Smith of Below
rams and j. W. Temple, jr., of Whining
soh' Miss Helen @. Fenton of Brattl'
OoIo graduated from the college recently.
NJ, The following is from the Hartfor
Zines OF Jan. Is: "The firm of Butts
SSios6y, architects, of this city, has bee
dissolved, Mr.. Butts having accepted a p,
S Sn with the American Writing Pape
company as their chief engineer and col
SSiueuon expert. Francis W. Crosby an
s UeGIge B. Rogers, the well-known youn
S So,hp,t Of this city, have associated tt
su.ner ior the practice of their profession
oIG p WIN occupy the offices of the old fri
ser nuI's Crosby. Mr.. Rogers has ha
I ossTsl years. experience with the Har
Of ON n builders and has designed a numb,