Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-05-18
PERSONAL.

| MT. ana MIS- W. II. Bracket have been
in Boston this week.
Harry Pratt has finished work q, ,bo
Estey Organ factory.
Henry Smith of Springfield, N,ss
! spent Sunday in town.
Leroy Corser went to Lebanon. y u
Tuesday to spend several days.
Harry Wall visited at his Old home In
Bennington the first of this week.
Mrs. Kate Flannery of Richmond Is Wis.
! iting her sister, Mrs. John Calvin.
Miss Mary Stearns has gone to Chester
! to spend the remainder of the week
X. V. r. Lansingh of Chicago has bee,
visiting at w. II. Minors this week.
Isaac Taft, who has had erysipelas NJ
the leg for several weeks, is still seriou..y
! i'll.
W. II. Cray, who has been critically III
several weeks, is able to be out on the ri.
azza.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Stickney spent the
latter part Of last week in Springfield.
Mass.
Col. Haskins goes to Washington toia7
to appear before the House committee Oh
patents.
Dan c. Webster of Brooklyn was at the
home of his father, D. 7. Webster. over
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Emerson are taking
a carriage drive in Vermont and Massa.
chusetts towns.
John Taskcr has this week begun work
in the shipping department of the 5. A.
Smith company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Staples will begin
! housekeeping soon in Andrew Horizons
house on Canal street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Cleave.and
have begun housekeeping in Mr.. Cleaye-
lands house on Canal street.
j. c. Newton of Fishers Island, y. +.
was in Brattleboro from Saturday to Mon.
day looking after his property.
Mrs. Bunce of New York came Wednes-
day to the Clark farm as the guest of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. c. A. Risbey.
B. F. Sutton's family came from Brook
Ign yesterday, to take up their abode for
the summer in the cottage at Spofoll
lake.
Mrs. George W. Holbrook and children
will come from Springfield, Mass. mex.
week to occupy their new summer home
on Ames hill
Miss Alberto Weeks and Miss Kate
Corkran of Springfield, Mass. came to
Brattleboro today to visit Miss Weeks
sister, Miss Alice Weeks.
Mrs. O. D. Estabrook will spend the
summer with an aunt in Boston and her
house on Walnut street will be occupied
by Mrs. Lizzie Ranney of Boston.
MI and Mrs. II. F. c. T0dt and daugh-
ter expect to sail for Germany in July fo-
visit OF several weeks in Mr.. T5dt's
home in Altoona, city near Hamburg.
Fred Burnett has finished work as tray-
cling salesman for DeWolf IL Hassell of
Conway, Mass, and has returned to work
in the wholesale department OF Durham
Brothers.
Mrs. A. r. Cobb of Athol, Mass, visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. w. T. Haigh, We'd
nesday. She is now in Burlington visit
ing another daughter, Mrs. George Fitz-
simmons.
F. B. Alvord, manager of Pine Grove
Springs at Spofford lake several years, will
have the management of the Montvert at
Middletown Springs, this state, the COM
ing season.
Roy Adams has moved from ". 5. New
toms house on South Main street to West
moreland, y. H. L. St. Cyr has moved
from Elliot street to Miss Donnel's house
on Clark street.
Miss Emily Tones went to New York
Monday to assist Mrs. II. L. Moore in her
preparations for moving to Brattleboro to
! occupy The Hemlocks, the summer resi-
dence of Countess de Jotemps.
United States District Attorney !.
L. Martin went to Windsor Tuesday to at
| tend the session of the United States court.
He was accompanied by Mrs, Martin and
Mrs. Henry R. Brown, stenographer.
Miss Lena DeWire has finished work as
stenographer for Z. Crosby & Co., her
! place being taken by Miss Annie Stolte
who has been working for several months
in the factory of Moseley Il Stoddard in
Rutland.
Mrs. Fred Francis of Fitchburg, Mass,
who will be remembered in BTatteboro as
Miss Lula NJ. Horton, will sail this week
for Europe in company with her husband
and her husbands sister. The party ex-
poets to be gone several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will B. Goodrich came
Saturday to visit Mr.. Goodrich's mother,
Mrs. Ellen Goodrich. Mrs. Goodrich will
remain in Brattleboro while Mr.. Goodrich
is visiting different sections of the state in
the interest of the Puritan Trust company
of Boston of which he is assistant treasur-
er.
Mrs, II. o. Stickney and daughter Miss
Stella Stickney, left Saturday for Mon
tour, Iowa, being called there on account
of the ill health of Mrs. Stickney's father.
Mrs. Stickney will remain for severa.
weeks and Miss Stickney probably will
visit relatives in Montour and other places
for several months.
John Retting, sr., Leopold Retting, John
Retting, jr., Geo Clark, S. NJ. Yeaw, VIZ.
Goddard and {. E,Sturges attendedthe ODD
| Fellows meetings at Burlington this week.
Mr.. Sturges was appointed district deputy
! grand patriarch and Mr.. Goddard district
deputy grand master. The reports showed
| Wantastiquet lodge of Bratteboro 20
be the largest in the state, with $50 mem.
! bers.
Miss Emily Harvey, former missiona-
ry to India, who has been working in the
Montpelier district under the auspices Of
the New England branch of the Womans
Foreign Missionary society for several
weeks, spoke in behalf of her work at the
Methodist church Sunday morning. Miss
Harvey spoke of the woman's work in
general and of work among the Eurasians
in particular.
Progress, a newspaper published in
Athol, contained the following in its issue
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