Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-02-23
PERSONAL.
Edgar A. Stoddard of Springfield, Mass,
came to Brattleboro, Wednesday, for few
days visit.

Edgar A. Stoddard of Springfield, Mass,
came to Brattleboro, Wednesday, for few
days visit.
James Shea of Indian Orchard, Mass,
spent Sunday with his brother, Joseph
Shea, ticket agent at the depot.
Miss Lena Schildmiller and Mrs. Addie
Boynton of Waterbury, Conn, came Mon
day for a visit with their mother.
Mrs. A. l.. Hall and daughter, Miss EN-
lily Tones, will return from New York
next week to remain indefinitely.
w. II. Childs spent Sunday with his son
George, who is student at Phillips An
dover academy, at Andover, Mass.
Miss Florence Heminwsy of Middlebury
college has been at home this week on ac-
count of the illness of +. A. Wells.
John Tones and Thomas Heaphey went
yesterday to Boston, where they will spend
a few days at The Sportsmen's show.
Frank Baker has finished work at Frost's
grocery store and gone to Orange Mass,
where he is canvassing for The Life of ID.
L. Moody.
Luther Miller was at home over Sunday,
but returned again Monday to Orange,
where he is making candy in the store of
A. j. Falcon.
A. P. Childs, who was i'll at the Brooks
House the first of the week, went to Rut-
land Wednesday on his way to his home in
Bennington.
j. L. Martin was in Bennington the first
of the week on the matter of the taxation
of costs in the suit of c. II. Davenport
against the Newtons.
Miss Florence Goodbue of Westminster
West is spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. A. f. Schwenk, before returning to
her school work in Maiden, Mass.
United States District Attorney Martin
and Mrs. H. X. Brown, stenographer,
were in Rutland Tuesday on government
work preparatory to the opening of court.
Mrs. Will Simonds of New York has
been visiting relatives in Brattleboro this
week. She and Mrs. Leslie Scott, who
has been visiting at S. W. Richardson's,
| will return to New York today.
Mr.. Howard, Rudyard Kiplings coach
man, who has had charge of The Naulah-
ka, returned last week after trip to
England, where he went for a consulta-
ton with his employer before the latter
left for South Africa.
James p. Ferriter, former travelling
| salesman for Durham Brothers, and OF
late with E. j. Fenton & Co., has returned
to the employ of Durham Brothers, and
will have charge of filling orders In the
wholesale department.
Frank B. Hoyt, son-in-law of A. V.
May, whose critical illness was mentioned
last week, is improving at the hospital in
Guelph, Ont. 1t was thought that he
could not recover, but the crisis is passed
and the outlook is favorable.
Charles Leech, formerly at the local
electric light station, now has charge o.
the station at Amherst, Mass, where hi:
father was formerly superintendent Hen
ry Brown, who has worked at the loca
station 10 or II years, finishes work there
March l.
H. H. Fuller of Boston is in town thi
week.
John Ready left Friday for Norwich
Conn.
Miss Lena Aher is confined to the hous,
with lame knee.
L. K. Thomas left this morning for
short trip to Boston.
Thomas Heaphy of Whatley, Mass, i
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Annie Nelligan of HolYoke VISITED
in town few days this week.
The Progressive '98 club met last even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. T. Aher.
Miss Abbie Pratt went to Boston yes
terday for visit of several days.
Miss Annie Coleman went Wednesda
to White River Junction for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. B. Bissell are movin
into their new house on Washington street
Miss Annie Turner returned Monday I
Greenfield, after a weeks visit with he
parents.
C. W. Durham left this morning on
business trip to Holyoke and other Masss
chusetts cities.
Miss Mary Ferriter was called Saturda
to Northampton by the illness of her si
ter, Mrs. Simon Hayes.
Gertrude Ford returned Friday to he
, home in Boston after a years visit wit
her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Breslin.
, The Twentieth Century club meet Il
7 the last time until after Lent Tuesda
evening at Mrs. j. 7. Denning's.
BERTHE, son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Ba
tian, has been i'll with appendicitis Il
, past three weeks, but is now improving.
George M. Holbrook of Springfield,
Mass, who recently bought the Ell
Ames farm on Ames Hill, was here Sa
3 urday to arrange for repairs and improv
| mania about fha Mace