Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-01-12
PERSONAL.

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with his mother in town.
DR.. William Rockwell of Nutlav Y
has been in town this week. ''
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Smith went 10 Cb..
ter yesterday to spend week.
Noah Perry has visited recently with hi.
brother, George Perry, at Chester.
George K Fox has been housed ,evo,,,
days by severe attack of rheumatism
Mrs. Mary z. Willard goes tomorrov, >.
Springfield, Mass, for an extended visit
Col. John Hunt has been granted an a,
crease In pension from S24 to $50 a montS
Miss Sarah McVeigh returned Sa,p,d..
from a stay Of several days in New Yo,i
city.
Mrs. c. B. Perkins returned MONDAY
Fitchburg after visit of few DAYS in
town.
John Pease, clerk in N. l. Hawlev,
store, is spending the week in Ha,6eH
Mass.
Miss Florence Lamson returned Sund,v
from Cato, n. Y, where she spent two
weeks.
Mrs. T. A. Murphy has been called IN
Mortified, this state, by the illness Of he,
mother.
Miss Abbie Higgins, who was at he,
home here week, returned TO HoIyoke
| Monday.
Mrs. Henry Tucker returned to Lake.
port, n. H., Tuesday after visiting at Mrs
| ID. Leonard's.
Hilma Peterson resumed work at Hook
er, Corser & Mitchelrs Monday after an
illness of two months.
| Erod oil laTt
| Y, where he will take a course in the Al.
bany business college.
Charles Nichols of Guelph, Ontario, has
joined his wife and daughter, who have
been visiting here some time.
John Connell, who was seriously iniur
ed in railroad accident recently, has i'm.
| proved greatly and will recover.
Miss Estella NJ. Niles returned SATURDAY.
10 South birmingham, Mass, after visit.
ing her mother, Mrs. Henry Niles
j. c. Dowd and sister, Miss Mary Dowd,
of New York, were In town over Sunday,
| going from here TO Boston Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Henley and son.
Percy, returned to the Brooks House Mon.
day after visit in Proctorsville aud Bos-
ton.
5. NJ. Donelson and family are moving
this week to Montague, Mass, where Nj
DonelsOn bought a home several months
ago.
c. B. Crowell came home from Boston
Wednesday for brief visit before starting
for California, where he will spend several
months.
VIII Kaine returned TO Layola college
at Montreal, Monday, after spending two
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
T. KANE.
Louis Pettee and Dan Stolte returned to
Baltimore Medical college Monday after
spending the Christmas vacation at their
| homes here.
Miss Frances Guild spent Wednesday
and yesterday in Springfield. Mass, wit
Messing the performance of The Christian
Wednesday evening.
Fred Robinson, who went to Boston a
few weeks ago, has undergone an opera
ton for Strengthening the leg which was
affected by rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris of Wallingford.
Conn, were guests Of Rev. and Mrs. F. Z.
Marble the first Of this week Mr.. Morris
is brother of Mrs. Marble.
Mrs. A. Robinson, who came here from
Wilmington five months ago and took a
tenement in Esteyville, has moved to the
water cure building this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. F. Cabot and daughter,
Miss Mary Cabot, have closed their house
on Terrace street for the winter and are
boarding at the Brooks House.
Charles Harris, treasurer of the Brattle-
boro Savings bank, has been i'll in bed
with the grip since last Friday, but he has
somewhat improved within day or two.
Fred S. Brasor, who went to Marietta,
Ohio, last summer, is now foreman of the
tuners in the organ factory controlled by
the company which has G. r. Stevens as
president.
Mrs. George Danyew and baby, Ruth,
returned Wednesday to their home in Mid
dlebury, after visit of two weeks with
Mrs. Danyew's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Austin.
s. K. Brigham has resigned his position
in the drug store Of Haus & GRAHAM. He
has not decided positively as to where he
will locate. Mrs. Brigham and child will
go to South Londonderry to remain for the
present with relatives.
Fred Retting has been at work at Bel
lows Falls this week to establish an order
of the Woodmen of America. Rev. J.E.
FaTrow of Bellows Falls has been engaged
to lecture in different parts of the state in
the interests of the order.
John d. Stevens of Chicago paid a brief
visit to his brother, President j. W. Stew
ems, of the First National bank, last week.
Mr.. Stevens is treasurer of the Kenan &
Sons company, cattle commission dealers
at Chicago.-[Greenf Recorder.
Julius Gull, who was the guest of his
aunt, Mrs j. j. Estey, over Sunday, re.
turned Monday to West Pawlet, where he
will spend few days with his parents be-
fore going back to Wyoming, where he is
engaged in sheep raising with his brothers.
Bert L. Taylor has written the libretto
OF new comic opera entitled "Ponce de
Leon" which is soon to be produced in
Manchester, n. fl. Mr.. Taylor, who for
merly engaged in newspaper work in Brat
tleboro, is versatile writer and has evolv-
ed one other opera, which it was reported
was bought by THE Bostonians."
Hon. Henry E. Alvord of Washington,
ID. e., who was one of the speakers at the
meeting of the Vermont Dairymen's asso-
citation, is native of Greenfield, Mass.
and is well acquainted up and down the
connecticut valley. He has been a life
long friend of Gen. j. j. Estey and was a
sehoolmate of Frederick q. Dickinson and
of Mr.. Mead, the architect, of the firm of
McKim, Mead and White of New York.