Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-03-07

Miss Eva Adams spent Sunday in Proc
torsville.
Louis Henkel of Middlebury was in
town this week.
Miss Katie and Grace McGovern spent
Sunday in Bellows Falls.
Miss Rose Judge of Greenfield spent Sun
day at her Brattleboro home.
Miss Lena Eva went to Boston Wednes-
day for a visit with her sister.
j. B. Sullivan of Greenfield spent the
first part of the week in town.
Misses Mary O'Neil and Mary Mack
spent Sunday in Springfield, Mass.
John Griffin went to Bellows Falls We'd
nesday where he has employment.
John Sullivan of Greenfield spent Sun
day with his uncle, Patrick Moran.
Ernest Brown. express agent in Amherst,
spent Sunday at his home in Brattleboro.
Oriel Stevens. who recently returned
from Laconia, has begun work for Frank
Flagg.
Miss Emma Dutton went to New York
Wednesday for a visit of two weeks with
her sister.
T. a. Austin was called to Boston We'd
nesday by the illness of his mother with
pneumonia.
Rev. Thomas Cain of Windsor. formerly
of West Swanzey, was in Brattleboro
Wednesday.
I. f. Humphrey jr.. of Canandaigua, N.
Y, has been the guest of his aunt, Mrs.
T. w. Barnard.
Mrs David S. Carey went Tuesday to
her former home in Gardner, Mass. and
from there to Boston.
Mrs c. ID. Whitman of Fishers Island
came to Brattleboro Monday. Her step
mother Mrs. Redway, is Ill.
William Tones, young son of DR.. and
Mrs. Julia Hall Tones. is seriously i'll
with pneumonia in Brooklyn.
o. E Randall. w. p. Jones and D. A.
Elliot attended the district meeting of
Royal Arch Masons in Windsor.
Charles E. Samson went Tuesday to
Springfield. this state. where he has po-
stion in Fellows's machine shop.
Miss Genevieve NJ. Slate is expected home
tomorrow from an absence of nearly a
month in Washington and New York
Mrs. Agnes Coolidge Rice has returned
to Somerville, Mass, after spending a
week with her aunt, Mrs. F. A. Whitney.
Austin T. Fisher of Worcester, formerly
of Newfane, visited a. V. May Tuesday
night. Mr. Fisher is prosperous broker.
Miss Olive Warner returned to work in
Durham Brothers store Monday after
being out several months on account of
illness.
Superintendent C. E. Soule and Assist
ant Superintendent Nash. of the Central
Vermont railway, We're in Brattleboro yes
terday
G. H. Smith was out Saturday for the
hrst time in four months. He is now at
the home of his mother in Northfield
Farms.
II. w. Bruce has returned to Worcester,
Mass, after being called here by the
serious illness of his father, who is now
improving.
Mrs. j. II. Soliday and son of Dedham.
Mass. came Monday to visit two weeks
with Mrs Soliday's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. p. Jones.
Mr.. Lipe of Palatine Bridge, n. Y, has
been in town this week on business mat
ters connected with the settlement of the
Goodall estate
Miss Hattie Thompson was called 70
south Londonderry Friday evening be-
cause of the serious illness of her father
with pneumonia.
FRANCES Lee went Thursday to the Mary
fletcher Hospital in Burlington for med
zeal treatment Her mother, Mrs. Mary
Lee, accompanied her.
John Carley, foreman of Suffer Rrotb-
ers tobacco warehouse, and Mrs. Carlev
returned Friday night from a visit at
their home in Hatfield
l. W. Barnard and family contemplate
moving to Hartford, Conn, during the
coming spring. Mr.. Barnard has bought
a mouse there and will engage in business
later. " S'
MRS. G. II. Smith went yesterday to
Boston, where she will meet her trimmer.
Mrs Gage, and they will go to New YORK
70 spend two weeks studying the spring
styles in millinery. SP'Ae
rev Guy c. Lamson, of West Corn
wal, wall mas accepted the call extended to
nm INN by the Montpelier Baptist society.
re re VIII begin his pastorate in Montpelier
the first Sunday in April,
Avalon Converse returned Tuesday after
SIX weeks spent in the West. largely in
Kansas City. Warren Miller. Who ar
eSmpanied him to Kansas City, went from
mere to Iowa, whence he will return in
about week. 40
MRS. J. j. Estey and Mrs. Abby E. Full
ler' VINO We're in Washington several
weeks and attended there the national
t ;oan OF the Daughters of the Amer
lean revolution, returned to Brattlehoro
thursday night with Gen. Estey, who was
IN washington two weeks.