Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-04-19
PERSONAL.

OlllH ~ OlOWeu spent sunday IN
Springfield, Mass.
Leslie Walker of Claremont is at
his old home for a snort visit.
Station Agent Burke has leased F.
c. f. Cramer's house on Union street
Mrs. Cressey of Hartford, Conn,
is here with her mother, Mrs. p. Starr.
Miss Edith Choate of Lebanon, N.
H., spent Sunday with Miss Mercy
Cox.
Mrs. w, p. Jones went to New York
Wednesday for a visit of several
weeks.
Mrs. J. T. Atwood returned to
Brooklyn Monday after visiting at
j. c. DeWitts.
Miss S. E. Griswod, dressmaker,
will return next week from a visit in
West Cornwall.
G. l.. Durham and family returned
Wednesday from their outing at At
lantic City, N. j.
Kenneth Emerson of Harvard uni
Nersity came home Saturday for va
cation of 10 days.
Mrs. l.. A. Gregg and daughter are
expected home today from a visit of
three weeks in Brooklyn.
NJ H. Eddy moved Monday from the
Central street store to Mr. Macks
house on Williston street.
Ethan Hescock will go Saturday to
Albany to take a course of study in
the Albany business college.
Earle Titus returned home Monday
night, having finished his first year
in the Eric art school in Boston.
Judge j, NJ. Tyler closed the March
term of the Orleans county court on
Thursday after a session of six weeks
A. w. Childs has been at home this
week packing his household goods
preparatory to moving to Manches-
ter, n. II.
Harry Randall went to Newtown. Pa.
| Monday to attend the wedding of Dan
| c. Webster and Miss Elizabeth p.
| Cary of Newtown.
James T. Starr returned Monday
to his home in Waukesha, Wis, after
| spending the winter in Bellows Falls
and at p. f. Crowns.
Mrs. John Seymour Wood enter
|
at the home of Mrs. b. d. Harris Sat
urday evening. Refreshments were
served
ID. E. Tasker was called to Newport
n. H., Wednesday to attend the fun
eral of Mr.. Hurd, with whom he lived
in Sunapee, n. H., several years in his
boyhood.
H. NJ. Cook, formerly of Chester
field and Brattleboro, has moved from
South birmingham, Mass, to a tene
ment in l.. l.. Davis's house on South
Main street.
Mrs. Oscar Dix of East Dummers
ton, who has been spending the win
ter for several years with relative:
in Baltimore. expects to return home
about May /.
c. f. C. Cramer took part in con
cert at Walpole last evening anC
while there was the guest of Gen
Hastings. He will go to Claremon
before returning.
Frost Minor finished work Satur
day for Durham Brothers. He began
work Tuesday for the Peel Remed,
company and for the present will b,
travelling salesman.
John Halgren, Christopher Hertz
berg and Misses Adeline and Mar,
Morse returned Monday from Sweden
where Mr.. Helgren spent two month
and Mr.. Hertzberg a year.
Mr. and Mrs. George Danyew hav
returned from Middlebury and ar,
living with Mrs. Danyew's mother OF
Elliot street. Mr.. Danyew has a pc
| -itinp Tpbn Riecatt's t,ha,, cb1r
General Secretary Wilson will speaI
in Winchester Sunday at an associa
ton day meeting at which Actini
State Secretary A. II. Roby and othe
y. NJ. c. A. workers will be present
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Henkel of Mid
dlebury came to BrattleborO Saturday
Mr. Henkel returned Monday, but Mrs
Henkel will remain three weeks a
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. X. Jones.
Mrs. w. S. Mckinney and daugr
tiers came from North Adams Frida
for a visit with her parents, Mrs. No
Kenney and the elder daughter re
turned Tuesday, but the younge
daughter, Ruth, will remain here som
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. ,Kimball wen
to Greenfield yesterday to attend
family gathering in observance of tn
50th birthday anniversary of their son
Edward P. Kimball. The children
of the latter were present from New
Britain, Conn.
Dan C. Webster of New York wa
at home over Sunday. He left TO
the city Monday, accompanied by HI
brother, Harry Webster, who will nc
return until after the marriage o
Dan c. Webster and Miss Elizabetl
Cary in NewtoWn, Pa.