Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-03-09
Personal.

Mrs. John Frye of Windsor is visiting
in town.
Mrs. George Mellen returned from
Springfield, Mass, Monday.
Fl. L. Emerson left Saturday for /
weeks pleasure trip to Virginia.
Edmund Carey is able to sit up after IL
illness of six weeks with malaria.
Hon. II. H. Wheeler has been in New
York this week on official business.
Miss Foster of Manchester, n. H, isI
guest of her brother, George Z. Foster
p. Cashier returned TO New York SAT.
urday after stay of four months in town.
l.. X. Thomas returned SATURDAY after
a weeks visit at his home in Salem, Mass
Louis Allen began work Tuesday in the
wholesale department Of Durham Broth.
ers.
Miss Ella Bond returned to New York
Saturday after visiting Miss Ethel Water.
man.
Miss Florence Retting has returned from
New York where she spent several weeks
visiting
Miss Annie Coleman returned Monday
after visit of two weeks in White River
Junction.
DR.. F. A. Roberts of Pittsfield, Mass,
spent Sunday in town with his father z.
L. Roberts.
Miss Margaret Flavin, who has been vis.
iting with Mrs. 81. B. Haus, went to Tur.
ners Falls Friday.
Mrs. j. T. Joyce returned Monday to
her home in Springfield, Mass, after
weeks visit at j. T. Kaine's.
On account of illness, Mrs. NJ. H. Tyler
will not be able to open her dressmaking
rooms until the last OF the month.
Frank Allen has finished work at The
Fhenlx Job Printing office and is now in
the employ of the S. A. Smith company.
George II. Dupsw, jr., formerly clerk in
Aldrich d buttons drug store in Keene
n. H., has begun work in the Brooks
House Pharmacy.
Scion Sumner of East Middlebury, for
merly chef at the Brooks House, was in
town last Saturday to attend the perform
ance of Sag Hsrbor.
Mrs. Samuel Boyce of Westfeld, Mass
came here yesterday, being summoned on
account of the serious condition of her sis
ter, Miss Katie Fitzgerald.
Foster FELTON,, chef at the Brooks House
for the past several months, finished work
there last week and left Tuesday for his
home in Georgia, this state.
Miss Kittie Whalen, who is employed as
waitress at the Brooks House. was called
to Springfield, Mass, the first of the week
by the illness of her mother,
Hon. John Gould of Aurora, Ohio, was
a guest of his cousin, II. F. Weatherhead,
Tuesday. Mr.. Gould is lecturing in va
rious localities on agricultural topics
John l.. Stewart, who has been in the
employ of II, H. Thompson for the past
three years, will begin work next week in
the clothing store of E. j. Fenton & Co.
Ten Of Mrs. Hannah Anderson's friends
gave her surprise visit Monday evening
at her Brook street home, in honor of her
birthday anniversary. Mrs. Anderson re-
ceived many gifts.
Rev. Father Lynch was in town the lat
Ter part OF last week, on his way from
Boston, where he has been in a hospital
several weeks, to his home in st. Johns
Dury' de is much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Stearns of Brooklyn,
~ H. came to Brattleboro yesterday and
drove to Spofford lake to see their new
cCltage, which is being built there, and
lake.
Miss Kate Dunlevy went Monday from
Ihe Albany Business college to the office of
noseley StoddaTd of Rutland, where she
nas position as stenographer. Miss
annie 1a1 Stolte is stenOgrapher in the same