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

spent Sunday in town. ave- H.
Fred Mcclure of New York ci,u .
spending the week in town.
Rev. Father Long of Proctor has vi.i,o,
bis mother in town this week.
Mrs. Frank Reed has returned ,ro..
stay of two weeks in New York ctv
M. A. Coolidge of Fitchburg, Mass va,
a visitor in town the first of this week
Charles Mclaughlin of Mt. Hermon =,
visiting his sister, Mrs, VIM. Plimpton.
Charles II. Smith of Minneapolis MINI
has been in town this week on business
Miss S. A. Mather has gone to St. Job,s
bury where she will remain several waaLs
A. 7. Eddy has entered the emplov NJ
II. X. Brown as bookkeeper at his store
and livery stable. 'e
Mrs. Mary e. Willard returns 10 no,
home here today after an extended visit in
Springfield, Mass.
Miss Annie Turner has finished bor
course at the Greenfield business COLLEGE
and is now at home.
Mrs. Lucy Page is at Walpole. Y II
caring for Mrs. Smith, sister of Mrs. / q
Newton of this town.
Miss Corabel Coates is visiting her
| W. l.
improving in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. F. Cramer moved
into their new house, bought recently Of
Z. S. Hall, on Tuesday.
Rev. Father Carmody of Ludlow and
Rev. Father Cahill of Rutland have been
! guests of Rev. Father Cunningham tbis
week.
j. c. Sullivan has been appointed 6nan-
cial secretary of the Catholic Order Of
Foresters, in place of E. j. Lavele, re.
| signed.
Mrs. Eleanor Richardson returned yes.
! terday after spending the winter in Dorcbes.
| ter, Mass, with her daughter, Mrs. J. q.
Knapp.
Ernest Williams, who has been employed
at Ashuelot several months, has returned
to town, to enter the employ of c. s.
| Stockwell
Will j. Pentland, jr., goes to Boston to-
morrow to visit his father, who has under.
| gone an operation in one of the hospitals
in that city.
Mrs. Frank Mcclure has been in White
River Junction this week to attend the
state meeting of the United Order of the
| Golden Cross.
August Zimmerman of Leipsic. Ger
many, whose father is agent for the Car
penter organs, was visitor at the Carmen
ter factory this week.
Miss Mary A. Woods returned Tuesday
to her home in West Fitchburg. Mass.
after stay of three weeks with her moth
er, Mrs. Edmund Carey
Miss Mary E. Long left today for New
York. She spent two weeks at her home
here, where she was called by the death of
her father, Daniel Long.
Dean c. Bangs returned Friday from
Baltimore. He was delayed in the city by
illness after finishing his years work in
the Baltimore medical college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick brisbane observed
their 18th wedding anniversary Wednesday
night by entertaining company of friends.
The '9S club presented Mr.. and Mrs. Dris-
lane with fruit dish.
DR.. and Mrs. Hamilton and son re-
turned yesterday after a stay of several
weeks in New York and New Jersey. The
doctor is greatly improved in health and
will at once resume practice.
Mrs. j. O'Neil, Mrs. j. Fitzgerald of st.
Adams and George Aher of White River
junction were called here this week by the
critical illness of their mother, Margaret
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. P. Badet, who have
been spending several weeks at New Lon
don, were at home few days before leav-
ing on Saturday for Chicago. After stay
ing there some time they will return via
Washington and Baltimore.
News was received this week from Mrs.
Sarah Shields of Boston that her son,
John Shields, was discharged from the
Rutland, Mass, home for consumptives as
cured. Mr. Shields will come here in
week TO spend the summer at the Rich
mond farm in Guilford.
A. M. Wright of New York, brother-in-
law OF Mrs. L. j. Retting, has made
known the object of his recent trip abroad.
Mr.. Wright is the eastern manager of the
John Church company, and he went to
Europe in quest of a pianist to tour the
United States with the Everett piano, man
ufactured by that company. AtSt. Peters
burg he met and engaged the celebrated
Russian pianist, Gavleowski, who will come
TO the United States during the coming
summer.
Louis Knight received postal card Sum
day from j. Guy Simonds, who sailed for
Europe April l on the steamer Spaarndam
OF the Holland-American line in company
with Michael Maroney. The postal card
was dated April IL and was written Just
before Mr.. Simonds left the steamer at
Boulogne-sur-mer. The trip, he said, had
been pleasant, and both he and Mr.. Ma
roney were well, They were to start for
Farls as soon as they landed.
Counsellor r. G. Bacon was in Boston
the trst of the week on business.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Goodrich has moved from
Spotford, N. H., to 81 Frost street.
Mrs. A. j. PulleR of Greenfield visited
in Brattleboro the first of the week.
Albert Baldwin of ~ Elliot street has
hired tenement at SO South Main street.
Russell L. Elmer, who spent the winter
at j. p. Elmer's, went this week to Gouv-
erneur, N. Y.
William F. Carlisle, formerly one of the
managers of the Brooks House, visited in
town over Sunday.
Mrs. L. d. Temple of Pennington, Nj,
came Wednesday to be the guest of Mrs.
Fannie @. Rice for few days.
Harry Freeman left Tuesday for visit
OF month with his sisters, Mrs. Charles
I. Hawley of Hopedale, Mass, and Mrs.
Ayers OF Watertown, N. Y.