Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-02-21
RRATTLERoRo PERSONAL.

DAYS i'm Bristol, NoilH'
Airs. l.. j. Retting is spending the week
Nth relatives in Boston.
violet McGillivray is improving slowly |
tror a severe attack of bronchitis.
Miss Rose Wilett entered the employ
-, Hooker. Corser & Mitchell Monday.
,rinothv Aher was in Holyoke Satur
1o, to attend the funeral of a relative.
Miss Esther Thomas returned recently
,ftar a visit of two weeks in New York.
edward Benson left yesterday for a
.iit If a week in Boston and Worcester.
Miss Katie Manning returned Saturday
oft.ra few days visit in Salem and Bos
ton.
Bey. r. X. Marvin went Monday to his
home in Roxbury, Mass, for a visit of
few days.
Iobn O'Connor returned Saturday from
Atbnl where he has been employed sew
eral weeks.
Miss Matte Metcalf is caring for Mrs
,ziua Crouch, who is i'll at her home on
Cedar street
Miss Augusta a. Brigham left Saturday
for visit of two weeks In Franklin, n.
H. and Rutland.
AIRS e. \. Mansur is in town, called
b,r, bv the death of her brother-n-law,
charles a. Trip
can't e. J. Waterman passed successful
t,. his examination for promotion at Bur
lington this week
Mrs. Frances Bemis went Monday to
Neriden Conn, for a visit of several
DAYS with relatives
T. l. Retting attended the meeting of
tho trustees of the Gill odd Fellows Home
I'm Ludlow Monday.
Mrs Emma Brooks went Saturday to
Gardner for a visit of few days with
her father, T. f. Brooks.
Dr c. A. Gray assisted by George f..
Greene. performed an operation on Peter
S Chases leg Wednesday.
Misses Ella and Ida Waite will leave
tomorrow for visit of ten days IN Fltch-
burg. Boston and other cities.
o e. Randall and W. p. Jones attended
the meeting of the Royal Arch Chapter
Nasons held in Windsor yesterday.
Henry Barker accompanied his sister
Miss Barker, who is i'll, to their nome
in White River Junction yesterday,
Miss Lula Horton, teacher in the Canal
street school. is i'll this week and Miss
Marcia Parker is substituting for her.
Charles d. Noyes of Brattleboro has
been appointed guardian over the prop
erty of Joseph d. Noyes of Colrain' Mass
Daniel O'Connor of Gardner, Mass VINO
came the latter part of last week, mas en-
tered the employ of the S. a. Smith com
pany.
tred Whittier has taken position as
enpineer at the power house OF the
Northampton and Amherst street railway
company.
Mrs. c. A. Green, who has finished worf
with Mrs s. S. Hunt will have charge
the millinery in Mrs. c. l. Stafford's stor'
after March "a
Mrs. Alice L. Wright, who has beel
here with her daughter, Mrs. }. r. Rog
ers returned to her home in shirley
Mass, Tuesday.
Miss Kate Higgins was in Keene Frida!
to attend the funeral of a friend, AM
spent Saturday and Sunday at her nom
in Bellows Falls.
Mrs Myrtle Knight went Monday I
New York for an operation at a hospita
She was accompanied by her mother, MIS-
M H. Gale of Putney.
Cant. e. j. Waterman, in addition t
attending the officers school in Burline
ton, has been spending few days VIII
friends in Rutland this week.
Miss f. NJ Niles is spending few day
with her mother before going to the Ne'
York markets to select spring milliner
goods for her store in ST Johnsbury
c. O. Chamberlain has sent to Brat
tleboro friends this week the attractiV
menus of The Palmetto, the motel G
which he is the proprietor in Dayton'
Fla.
Mrs. C. Z. Dewitt and Mrs S. S. HUI
have gone from Southern Pines ~ o.
Jacksonville. Fla. Mrs Hunt will retur
early in March with millinery selection
from New York.
Mrs. George Eels returned Tuesda
from New York, where she went to Wis
her daughter, Miss Grace Eels, who
receiving medical treatment there. Mis-
Eels is very much improved in health.
Col. j. Gray Estey, Capt. j. Harr
Estey, Capt. E. ]. Waterman and Lieu
Fred Dunklee attended the officers scho'
in Burlington this week. Lieut. E. v
Gibson was detained at home by othf
business.
FLOYD E. Smith, 'O5 who has been pla,
ing regularly with Tufts basket ball teal
against all the leading college teams
New England, is also a candidate as GU
fielder for a place on the varsity ba'
ball team.
The dispatches from Washington Wee
nesday stated that Mrs. j. j. Estey ma
been appointed a member of the comm
tee to consider recommendations OF nj
tional officers at the national conVentlo
of the Daughters of the American Rev
luton, now in session.
D. A. Elliot, who came here recently
work for Mellen & Proctor, went yeste
day to st. Adams. Mrs. Elliot will retur
with him and their household goods WI
be shipped here in few days, They nay
rented a tenement in A. T. Eddy's nous
on North Main street.
William E. Clark, former roadmaster c
the Connecticut River division, is sic
with typhoid fever at a New York no
ptal where Mrs. Clark is in attendant
upon him. Mr.. Clark is now travelr
salesman, with routes through the we
and South and was returning from
trip when he was stricken down at
Now York hotel.