Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-02-02
PERSONAL.

Charles Welcome visited in Greenfield
over Sunday.
c. o. Robbins is moving into his new
house on Chaplin street.
r. c. Adams Of Boston has been a guest
of j. G. Ullery this week.
Merchant E. j. Fenton went to New
York Monday on business.
Mrs. Chester w. Sargent is seriously i'll
at her home on South Main street
Mrs. A. r. Cobb of Athol is a guest of
her daughter, Mrs W. T. Haigh.
Gen. j. j. Estey and w. H. Bracket
we're in Boston on business Wednesday.
Mrs. p, f. Holden is spending the week
N Milers Falls, Mass, with her daugh-
ter.
L. D. Taylor was in Rutland Tuesday
and Wednesday adjusting fire insurance
loss.
George Harris, of Emerson e Sons. is
attending the furniture exhibition in New
York.
Mai. F. w. Childs went to Boston Mon
day on a business trip of three or four
days
Miss Nellie Dunlevy went Monday to
Worcester, Mass, where she has employ
ment
F. r. A. Dyer of Chicago has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. H. b. Larkin, this
week.
Miss Myrtle Sawyer of Leominster.
Mass, is guest of her sister, Mrs. w. II.
Geddis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marshall of Meri
den, Conn, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs s. NJ. Yeaw.
Frank Wells, who is employed in a Bos-
ION music store, has been visiting his par
ents in town this week.
Mr.. Burt, formerly clerk for Shorling &
Johnson, went to Crown Point, n. Y, this
week to manage hotel.
Miss Jessie Gregg returned Wednesday
from visit of three weeks in Boston,
Providence and other places.
Dr. and Mrs. Bemis have gone to Ho-
yoke to spend several weeks with their
daughter Mrs. j. X. Morrill,
Luther Miller is in Greenfield this week
giving an exhibition of candy making in
A. j. Pullen's grocery store.
Mrs Harriet Dearborn returned Monday
from Concord, N. H., on account of the
illness of Mrs. L. D. Taylor.
Mrs. j. n. Cabana and three children
returned Saturday night from a visit of six
weeks in st. Hyacinth, Quebec.
Eugene Knight has gone to Ohio where
he has a position as manager of an adveT
Using wagon with eight men.
Col. Kittredge Haskins and Clarke c.
Fits went to Montpelier Wednesday to at
tend the session of the supreme court.
Mrs, Cluett of Troy, n. Y, and Miss
MacManus of Petersham, Mass, have
been guests at John GleasOn's this week.
Miss Hannah ConroY has finished work
at the Brooks House, and she and her
mother will move from Crosby block to 30
South Main street.
Clifford Clark of Glens Falls, n. Y,
spent part of this week with Mrs. Clark,
who has been a guest at the Clark farm
TWO or three weeks.
Frank Streeter, who has been suffering
from rheumatism the past four months,
has recovered sufficiently to be out on the
street, although using crutches.
Mrs. o. D. Esterbrook and daughter,
Miss Edith Esterbrook, are planning to ac-
company Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. r Jenne on
their European tour next summer.
Mrs. NJ. P. Fisher of Centrevill observed
in a quiet way the ODD anniversary of her
birthday Tuesday, a number of her neigh
bors calling to offer congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Schuster are now
starring in "The IDOLS Eye at the Tivoi
theatre in San Francisco. Mr.. Schuster
appears as the grotesque Don Gabasco.
Col. John Hunt, pension attorney, has
been notified of the granting of an in
crease of pension to Samuel G. Cutting
ldeceased) of Green River, from $40 to $12
a month.
George Waite of Denver, Colo, came
this week for a visit at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Waite, join
ing his wife, who has been here several
months.
Rev. Dr. Marble preached in Cambridge,
Mass, last Sunday, and his pulpit at the
Baptist church here was occupied by Mr..
Herrick, a student at the Newton theolog-
zeal school.
Patrick Guiheen, who recently gradu-
a;ed from the Albany business college, has
secured position in the office of the SUI
perntendent of the New York Central rail-
road in Albany.
V. w. Boyden, substitute letter carrier,
returned Saturday from Malone, n. Y,
where he spent a month as telegraph OPP
orator in the office of the Ogdensburg &
Lake Champlain railroad He will devote
his time to his insurance business.
II. r, Lawrence was in Brandon last
night to witness the performance of "The
Social Hippodrome," which j. II. Engles
of Rutland wishes to bring out in Brattle-
5oro under the auspices of the Wheel club
Miss Genevieve Slate went to Keene, N.
H., Saturday, accompanying Mrs. II. o.
Coolidge and her sister, Miss Anna Blan-
chard, who were guests at II. ID. Thomp-
sons the last of the week. She will return
today or tomorrow.
R. F. Bibbs, who has been telegraph
operator in the Central Vermonts rail
road office the past five months, left for
White River junction the first of the week,
having secured a similar position there
Mrs, Bibbs accompanied him.
H. L. Emerson returned Saturday night
from New York, where he attended the ex
hblion by the National Furniture Makers
association. He was accompanied by his
brother, Charles Emerson of Milford, n.
H., who spent Sunday with him.
Rev. Father Lynch, pastor of st. Alloys
ius church, st. Johnsbury, went to Boston
Friday to undergo an operation for appen
dictis. Previous to his departure his pa
rshioners presented him with purse o
$780, Rev. Father Lynch is brother Of
DR.. K. R. Lynch of Brattleboro, and wa
joined by the latter at Boston Monday.
George Il. Emery, former Brattlebort
photograDher who sold his studio in Rut