Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-01-05
N. 1. HAWLEY.
PERSONAL.

Myron Davis returned Tuesday to Brown
University.
Mrs. w. II. Henley and son are visiting
in Proctorsvile.
Fred c. Gale is spending some time in
Johnstown, n. Y.
Floyd Defiance returned this week from
a visit in New York.
George H. Emery of Rutland, the pho
tographer, is in town.
Leland Carlton goes tomorrow to Spring
| field, Mass, to visit his sister.
Nellie Dunlevy is spending the week in
Keene with Miss Mamie Doyle.
Miss Rose Judge returned Friday to
Greenfield after visit at her home here.
! p. p. Fletcher returned yesterday TO
Troy, n. Y, after visiting in Rrattleboao.
Mrs. E. @ S. Osgood is spending two
weeks with her father at Cohasset, Mass.
G. w. White of Middlebury is a guest of
| his former roommate, Ernest j. Water
man.
Miss Sadie Turner, who is an agent for
the Swift Beef company, is visiting at 7. j.
| Turner's.
Mrs. c. S. Nichols of Guelph, Ontario,
is visiting at William II. DeWtts on
Elliot street.
Frank Morse of Meriden, Conn, is visit
ing at his brothers, Sprague Morse's, on
Guilford street
Lena Eva and Gladys Crouch returned
Saturday after a visit of two weeks in
Thetford, this state.
Mrs. A. j. Williams has returned from
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Tidd, in Northampton, Mass.
Miss Brie Bowler returned Monday to
Willmantic, Conn, after visit of ten
days with her sister, Mrs. J. T. Deuning
Mrs. II. r. Brown and daughter went to
Orange, Mass, Saturday to visit Mrs.
Dennis Farmer. They returned this week.
Mrs. L. K. Fuller has closed her resi-
dence, Pine Heights, for the winter, and
she and Miss Anna Maude Essex are
boarding at the Brooks House.
f. L. Parker and L. L. Davis will 20 TO
Winchester, n. H., Jan. 10 TO install the
officers of Ashuelot colony, Pilgrim Faith
ers. The officers of the colony in Spring
field, this state, will be installed Jan. Is
by Mrs. w. T. Mixer, E. l.. Parker and
two other Brattieboro persons.
William f. Aiken, whose headquarters
were in Brattleboro several years ago, was
in town yesterday. He has spent the last
three years in st. Louis, but now rep
resents the Fidelity and Casualty Insur
ance company of New York in New Eng
! land.
Mrs. D. W. Tenney returned Tuesday
from Cambridge, Mass, where she wa:
called a week ago by the illness of hei
daughter, Miss Belle Tenney. The latter
has improved, and Miss Lenna Thomas
who returned to Boston Monday to resume
her musical studies, is now with her.
William Dunlevy began work Monday a.
travelling salesman for Durham Brothers
succeeding James Ferriter, resigned. II,
will cover the same territory as has Mr.
( FerIiter. namely, southwestern Vernon
: and western Massachusetts. Fred Hal
, finished work for Durham Brothers Sat
urday in order to attend Albany business
, college.
I Z. ]. Devne, who has been on the roaC
the past three months as advance agen
forChas. Coles in "The Country Merchant, >
returned to Brattleboro Saturday night
the company having disbanded in New
: Jersey. Mr.. Coles will probably take tn
= title role in the production of David Ha
= rum by the Frohman company. Mr.. De
vine Travelled through the eastern states
and as far south as South Carolina and a
J. far west as Indiana.
y Miss Helen FentOn, who returned Tues
- day from Albany, n. Y, where she took
course in stenography and typewritine
: has opened an Office in the store of Z. j
II Fenton e. Co., in the new Ullery building
= Miss Fenton will not only do stenograph
e and typewriting for persons In Brattlebor
and the surrounding towns, but she vii
n also give lessons in the same branches.