Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-04-12
PERSONAL.

Frank b. Putnam is visiting in Cana.
joharie, N. Y.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Tyler is spending ten
DAYS in New York.
Miss Minnie Tyler is visiting in
Charlemont, Mass.
Dr. Louis A. Pettee returned yester.
day to his dental practice in Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. F. u. Dickinson went
TO New York Wednesday for a visit
Miss Marion Rice went to Newton.
vile. Mass, Monday for a weeks visit
Mrs. ]. G.. Estey and Mrs. H. H.
Crosby have been in New York this
week.
G. w. Streeter of Springfield Mas.
snent Sunday at G. w. Bliss on Pine
street
Miss Annie Kirwan is spending the
week with relatives In Boston and
vicinity.
An increase of pension, to $l2 a
month. has been granted to Charles X.
Briggs.
Mrs. II. w. Sargent and Mrs. f. /.
Hildreth have been spending several
days III DObNOh'
Miss Amy Jones returned Wednes.
dav to Smith college after spending
two weeks at her home.
C. J. Miller finished work for Emer.
son x Son Saturday. He has entered
the employ of NJ. j. Moran & Co.
Mrs. Jennie T. Warren is spending
the Easter vacation with her daugh.
in
Miss Florence Hemenway return.
ed Wednesday to Manchester, this
state. where she is teaching school.
DR.. S. n. Bemis has returned from
Holyoke. where he spent a large part
of the winter at the nome Of his daugh.
ter.
Mrs. Leslie Scott of New York came
Monday for a visit of 10 days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Richard
son.
Mrs. l.. A. Fales and sons. Gerald
and Arthur, OF Worcester, Mass, are
visiting Mrs. Faless mother, Mrs.
Wilder.
Mrs. VIII Lewis Of Holyoke, Mass.
came Saturda, 9 spend several weeks
with her parents, Lieut.. and Mrs. Geo.
II. Burns.
Miss " innie Berry returned Tues.
day to her home in NARROW. n. H..
after a weeks visit with her uncle, c.
w. Berry.
E. F. Brooks. who is now cashier in
the Boston & Maine railroad companys
office in Worcester. was in town from
Saturday until Wednesday.
Miss Clark, the children OF Rev. and
Mrs. Miles and the nurse went Satur.
day to New Haven TO spend some time
at the home of Mrs. Miless mother.
Ernest Davis, who has been with an
orchestra in Nassau the past two
months, visited his parents briefly Sat.
urday. He is now in Springfield,
Mass.
Miss Minnie Timson of Hyde Park.
who has been visiting her cousin. Miss
Lula Horton, has gone to New Ips-
wich. y. H.. where she will teach
school.
Lawyer c. c. Fits and mother left
Wednesday for a visit of 10 days in
Washington and in Virginia. Dur
ing their absence Mr.. Fitts's office is
being remodelled.
Miss Ethel Essex. who has spent the
past year with her sister, Miss Maud
Essex. at the home of Mrs. Abby Full.
Ter expects to return next month to
her home in London.
Miss Jennie Nesbitt is expected
home this week after a visit of eight
months with her sister, Mrs. John W.
Gordon, at Griffiths Corners, in the
Catskill Mountains. New YORK.
Mrs o. O. Ware and Cassius Rich.
ardsOn are expected home tonight from
Southern Pines. n. c., where they
have been since last autumn on ac.
count Of Mr.. Richardson's health.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hendrick
Florence \. Burlingame). who were
married in Springfield Mass. last
Thursday, visited in Brattleboro a day
or two before going to their home in
Rutland.
Sewall Morse left yesterday for
Plttsburg, Pa, where he will open a
shoe department in a large department
store at an early date. He will visit
shoe factories in Syracuse and Roch-
ester before going to PIttsburg.
Charlena Bemis delightfully."- enter.
tanned u of her little friends at her
home on Putney road Thursday even
ing, the occasion being her 7tn birth.
day anniversary. Games were enjoy.
ed and a fine supper was served
Maurice Ryan of Greenfield, brother
OF n. T. Ryan of Brattleboro, is crit.
lcally Ill with gangrene. Three weeks
ago he sent out some circulars, moist
enlng the gum on the enyelODes with
MS tongue. He had cold sore and il
Is believed some of the gum got into
the sore, causing blood poisoning
y. 1. Ryan visited him Monday, and il
was thought then that there was little
chance of recovery. The last re-
ports from him are that his fever has
gone down, indicating that the pro-
gress OF the disease has been checked.
Resolutions.