Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-05-11
PERSONAL.


c..st5 4, Western avenue.
A.. " Fl Proctor has been visiting in
s--,,5-li. Mass, this week.
ne. Florence Brown spent the first of
o.. we week in springfield, Mass.
rod schiller went to Greenfield, Mass,
-4..i,v for visit of several days.
~, and Mrs. j. G. Estey will leave
,,..i,y I'm their six weeks trip abroad.
NJ. D. ;. Farmer returned Wednesday
1.,7,a after visit here and in Chester
isd
Ms. Mary A. Haynes of Bennington
,,ms saturday to visit Mrs. L, II. Dear
", C. L. Howe returned this week
4.'r, Indianapolis, where she spent the
winter.
srHalI has moved from II Western
came TO the corner of Church and Elliot
streets
Miss velma Foster, who has been liv-
MA. G.. Il. Clapp's, has moved to W. D.
G.sons.
V.s Nellie Ferriter returned this week
tom Amherst, Mass, where she has spent
The winter
Mr. and Mrs. William LAWN will spend
.ss summer at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Howe.
NJ and Mrs. Fred L. Howe and son re-
-~-,ad sunday from Bermuda, where they
spen. the winter
l. ". Thomas has finished work at
rso1a-t a. Roess's cigar store and gone to
his home in Boston.
Linn Haynes returned yesterday to Ben
nng.on after visiting Mrs. L. q. Dear
norm for several weeks.
DR.. Ramau H. Petty of Riverhead, L.
T. who spent the summer at the Brooks
House las, year, is visiting in town.
NJ and Mrs. Daniels of New York came
Saturday, to spend two or three weeks with
Ms. Daniels's mother, Mrs. Harriet Dear
born.
M and Mrs. George Powers of Brook
l7r have been at the Brooks House few
ja7s They will spend the summer on
Long Island.
Express Agent ]. E. Rogers was in
Mortified Farms Monday auditing the &C.
counts Of the Office, which was turned over
70 another agent.
Herbert Chamberlain has been summon
81 As one Of the jurymen for the United
States court in Windsor. He will go to
Windsor next week.
Frank Herrick, who has been in the
employ of George E. Crowell the past Is
7ears, now has position on the farm of
~ Dickinson.
Mrs. Henry Fletcher, Miss Helen Fletch-
q and Eleanor Soyes went Friday to West
Newton. Mass, for a visit with the family
Of Capt. S. E. Howard.
Lucen Stedman of Williamsville, for
merry clerk for E. A. Starkey & Co., left
Tuesday for Philadelphia, where he has
apositon in laundry.
Dr.. Claude Freligh, who has been taking
special hospital course in New York city
this winter, was in town the first of the
week on the way to Burlington.
&c. Crouch will be incapacitated for
work some time, the thumb of his right
hand having been cut on a circular saw at
the Estey Organ factory yesterday.
Deidrich Stolte, jr., went to Bangor,
Ne, Tuesday in response to telegram Of
ts,.ng him a position as trainer of the
Bangor High school athletic team.
Alison Dugan will go to Orange, Mass,
Monday, where he has secured position
as leader Of the orchestra at the Brook.
side park midway between Orange and
Atho
James Cook, formerly barber in the
Brooks House shop, is now located in the
Psmigewassett House in Plymouth, n. H
Mr. Cook left Brattleboro during the Fort
Payne boom.
United States District Attorney j. l.
Martin, Col. Kittredge Haskins, c. c.
Pitts and z. W. Gibson are at Montpelier
tbs week in attendance upon the session
Of the supreme court.
Senior Varona de Quesada, who has giveI
aCourse Of lessons in Spanish at the Higt
school and to private pupils, went TO Green
ted yesterday where he will give simila
course of instruction.
Rev. W. S. Smithers, the Methodist pas
,or, now of ST. Adams, has secured
months leave of absence from his church
he has gone to Chicago to attend th'
Methodist convention.
Lieut.. 5. c.. Burlingame of Meriden
Conn, has spent several days in town, tn
object Of his visit being to superintend tn
erection Of monument over his lot in tn
Prospect Hill cemetery.
A. T. Boynton was called Tuesday I
Paxton, Mass, to attend the funeraf OF hi
brother, an aged man who passed ava
nom pneumonia two weeks after his VIII
had died from the same disease.
E. D. Whitney returned Saturday froI
Boston, where he spent a week after r.
trning from a stay of three months
Jamaica. His health was greatly in
proved as a result of the outdoor life /
the tropics.
Charles Tones, who has been in Sar
tago, Cuba, in the employ of the quarter
masters department of the United State
army, visited in town Wednesday, leavin
yesterday morning for New Orleans, wheI
Dis family is living.
Mrs. Cutler and Miss Helen Coolidge
Grand Haven, Mich, are guests OF MT
Fhebe Coolidge before returning to the
nome. They spent the winter in Fitcl
o1fg' Mass, at the home of ex-Congres
nan F. S. Coolidge.
T. l. HOughton returned Saturday trol
chicago, where he was chairman at II
sessions Of the officers of the registry
socia,ions Of the country at a conferen'
ned toE the purpose of bringing the ass
cations into closer cooperation and exten'
ING their work.
~ M and Mrs. Alfred P. Howes of Utie
~ y have issued invitations to the we
9Ihg Of their daughter, Alice Derfa,
william French Collins, the event to tai
gaee IN Calvary church at Utica on Tue
la! May p, at 3 o'clock. The coup
VII De at home after June Is at 1859 Uni'
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