Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-04-20
PERSONAL.

Henry smith of Springfield, Mass, spent
sunday here.
Nr.. Ella Waite is in Boston for a visit |
Of several days.
roseph Fontaine of Greenfield spent !
sunday in town,
Miss Rose Judge of Greenfield spent
Faster at her home
A-,hur Fisher and bride of Holyoke are
most, al Frank Larrow's.
robr NJ. Hackley of Greenfield was in
u-,tteboro for Easter Sunday.
Joseph Martin, now of Lawrence, Mass,
g. visiting at his home here.
charles McMenniman and daughter re-
,rrnej Monday from Boston.
Miss Rose Corrigan returned Saturday
% her home in Lancaster, n. II.
Miss Catherine Shea of Fitchburg, is
,ba crest of Mrs. Freeman Ayers
Ar,hur Sanders of Northampton has
Noon spending a short time in town.
Miss Harriet Dunklee went Monday to
Nsv London for a stay of two weeks.
Miss Mary Brown returned yesterday af-
,sr a Two weeks visit in CRANKY Mass.
daniel OConnor spent Sunday and
Monday at his home in Gardner, Mass.
Miss Marcia Parker left yesterday for a
-isit in Newport and Claremont, n. H.
Mrs. George Dinsmore went Tuesday
10 Bridgeport, Conn, to visit her husband.
Mrs. II. r. Phaneuf went to Springfield,
Mass, Yesterday for a visit of several days.
Kenneth Emerson has returned from
Harvard University for the spring vaca-
ton.
Will Anderson has finished work as
messenger at the Western Union telegraph
office
Miss Nellie Spaulding returned Tuesday
IN Leominster after visiting Miss Florence
Lamson.
W H. Bracket, G. A. Harris and c. W.
Dunbam have been in Boston this week on
business.
David G.. O'Neil had both hands badly
bitten by pet dog with which he was
playing on Sunday.
Miss Helen Harrington, the teacher, has
been at her home in North Adams during
the spring vacation.
Miss Ethel Waterman went to Fitch
burg, Mass, yesterday to spend the re-
mainder of the week.
Frank j. Smith, who moved with his
father to Springfield, Mass, recently, has
been in town this week.
John Fessenden returned to his duties
in Albany, n. Y, yesterday after spending
short vacation at home.
Freeman Ayers finished work this week
at the Vinton paper mill, where he has
been employed many years.
G. F. Bottgenbach of Philadelphia has
begun work as job compositor at The
Phpnix Job printing office.
Mrs Fred L. Smith and son, Sanford,
90 tomorrow to Camden, n. j., to spend
several weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Reid of Hartford,
Conn, have been in Brattleboro with Mrs.
Reds relatives for few days.
Mrs. Harriet Dearborn returned Monday
after stay of month with her mother,
Mrs. White, in Concord, N. Fl.
n. T. Ryan and Miss Nellie Sullivan,
who has been employed at the Cune resi-
dence, will be married Tuesday.
Harry X. White, of the New York office
Of McKim, Mead & White, was at the
home of his mother over Easter.
Mrs. T. Wales this week, has returned to
Boston, where she is teaching school.
Rev. Father Long returned to his home
in Proctor Wednesday after having been
in town to attend the funeral of his father,
Daniel Long.
Mrs Nettle Starr Clement returned to
her home in Brooklyn yesterday after
spending several days with her mother,
Mrs. P. Starr.
Miss Amy S. Jones and Miss Ethel Os-
good returned Wednesday to their studies
at Smith college after spending two weeks
vacation at their homes here.
Mrs. S. S. Hunt was in Boston this
week for more millinery and also to select
very nice Hallet & Davis piano for Irv
ing Webster, Gainesville, Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fitzsimmons Of
Athol were in Brattleboro Monday on theil
way TO Burlington where Mr.. Fitzsimmon:
IS to be secretary of the Y. M. c. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrie G. Pratt, who hav,
given up the lease of the Vernon Hotel
have returned to Brattleboro and now oc
cupy their former quarters in Cox block.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Kimball 90 tomor
TOW to Greenfield to attend the marriage
Of their grandson, Henry Kimball, AM
Miss Sophia Brusa, both OF New Britain
Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Crosby o
Hartford, Conn, came to Brattleboro Sat
urday Mr.. Crosby returned after spend
ing Easter here but Mrs. Crosby remain
for visit with her parents.
Mrs. Pennock and daughter of Boston
who came to hear Bishop Hall, are spend
ing another week in Brattleboro on accoun
Of the scenic attractions of the place
They are boarding at S. W. Richardson's.
Mrs. James P. Elmer went Tuesday {
Boston to visit her daughter, Miss S. Lul
Elmer, who is being treated by DR.. WEI
sehoeft at the Massachusetts, HomeOpathi
hospital. Miss Elmer is improving daily
Joseph NJ. Houghton, the victim of tn
shooting by the three toughs from Greer
neld several weeks ago, is recovering SLOW
~ The wound in his head pains him col
SANITY and he has lost many pounds
weight.
William Clark has been in town tn
week visiting his brother Edward CLAIR
Mr. Clark has been in La Gloria, Cub
the past few months, acting as landscaI
gardener. He formerly lived in Barre Al
II Manchester, N. Fl.
A. W. Childs has leased his cottage {
Inc east shore of Spofford lake to DR.. WI
A. Tones of Brooklyn for the summe
lhe cottage will be Occupied nv the dOctl