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

Mrs. Jennie Pratt of High street will go
N Boston today for a visit.
Row sherman of North Adams, Mass,
gisited i'm town over Sunday.
B. A. Crown has begun work in A. D.
Watts Photographic studio.
Mrs Wright of Orange, Mass, is visit
INC her daughter, Mrs. j. K. Rogers.
Miss Elizabeth O'Leary of Lawrence,
Mass. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Freeman
Ayers
Miss Mary Averill of Springfield, Mass,
;s a guest of her brother, President G.. G.
Averill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Z. Wood of Athol
snent part of this week with their daugh-
ter Mrs. F. d. Weld
Miss Elizabeth Crosby returned to Brat
teboro Saturday after spending several
months in Chester, Pa.
Miss Emma Lundberg of Springfield,
Mass. is spending weeks vacation with
her parents on Central street.
Thomas Morse, who died in Williams
7ille Tuesday night, was the father of Mrs.
John L. Roess of Brattleboro.
Mrs. Fred c. Crosby went to Northamp-
ION. Mass, Monday. She will return to
live in the family of E. G. Crosby.
Lieut.. George II. Burns went Tuesday
70 Boston to visit relatives. He will also
7isit his sister in Providence, R. L.
Miss Minnie E. Stockwell, who has been
IN Brooklyn few months, returned this
week to her home in West Brattleboro.
L. J. Retting will go to Ludlow next
week to attend the annual meeting of the
trustees of the Gill Odd Fellows Home.
COL and Mrs. E. H. Chase, who have
spent the winter at the Brooks House,
opened their summer residence last Satur-
day.
Mrs Manley and Miss Manley, who have
been in New York during the winter, came
to Brattleboro last week, to remain here
until next fall.
Miriam Howard, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Fl. Howard, entertained a party
Of her young friends Saturday in honor of
her birthday anniversary.
F.W. Anker and A. Boland, formerly
employed on the Rutland News, have
begun work this week as book compositors
in The Phoenix Job printing Office.
E. A. Gould, formerly of Brattleboro
and for the past three years with the
Greenfield lumber company, has taken the
position of foreman of the Franklin coun-
~ lumber company's mill at Greenfield.
F. L. Houghton has been in Chicago
several days comforting with the secretaries
Of the national cattle associations in re-
gard to the exhibit of cattle at the Pan
American exposition to be held in Buffalo
next year.
Mrs. Sarah Goodnow who has been in
Southern California for year and half,
left for the East last week, but she is not
expected to reach Brattleboro until about
June l, as she will visit in Denver, St.
Louis and Chicago.
Prof. and Mrs. Williston Walker of
Hartford, Conn, came to Brattleboro Mon
day to make arrangements for having their
summer residence put in order for occu-
pancy. They expect to come here for the
summer about June l.
Archie Mellen returned Friday after a
stay of 10 days in Hartford, Conn. While
en- route to Hartford his knee pan was
cracked by coming in contact with the
frame of car seat. The injury will dis
able him several weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Pettee and Miss Flor
ence Thorn are in Baltimore this week to
attend the commencement exercises of the
dental department of the Baltimore Med
ca school, Louis Pettee is one of the
graduates who will receive the degree OF
D. D. S.
W. S. Martin of Manchester, n. H..
formerly a jeweler with F. A. Hubbard
has suffered a serious misfortune during
the past three weeks as he has lost the sigh
Of one eye. Mr.. Martin has been engaged
successfully in the insurance business fol
some time.
WB. Crombie returned Friday nigh
from Lincoln, Neb., where he went {
month ago on account of the critical illness
ofhs mother. His mother had pneumonia
and complications and was unconscioui
for two weeks, but she is now improving
and is expected to recover.
Col. j. Gray Estey will go to Europ,
this month to meet the European represen
tatiyes of the Estey Organ company. Ill
will remain a while in London and will g
to Hamburg to meet Louis Ritz, the Este,
representative there. He will also spenC
some time in Paris, visiting the exposition
The Middletown, Conn, Penny Press o
arecent date has the following notice of
Brattleboro boy: H. II. Smith, studen
at Wesleyan University, will sing at
meeting to be held in Y. M. G. A. hal
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Smith has recent
y gained considerable prominence as
baritone singer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Ullery and Osca
Marshall went Tuesday to Atlantic City
where Mrs. Ullery and her son will n
main some time for the benefit of the boy
health. He has been suffering a lon
time from bronchial affection. Mr.. U
lerY will return via Boston, probabl
reaching home tomorrow.
James Barrett is said to be the mos
popular man on the Cincinnati Nations
league base ball team. He has average
over two hits to game since the openln
OF the championship season. His hit
The ninth inning won one game recent.
and the crowd rushed upon the ball nell
lifted him on their shoulders and carrie
MIN to the club house.
Elias Wenersten, Organist at the Swe'
sh Lutheran church, and Miss Him
PETERSON went TO New York yesterday, an
tomorrow they will sail for Sweden.
large number of the local Swedes met
The church Wednesday evening to bid the
good-by and presented Mr.. Wenersten VIII
diamond stud. The evening was spel
socially and refreshments were served
Mr. and Mrs. Frank e. Howe and sc
arrived in Brattleboro Friday night, al
after visiting with Mr.. Howe's relatlv
until Monday they left for Montpelier. M
MOVIE resumed this week his work as &c
or OF the Barre Daily Times. Mr.. Howe