Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-02-07
sRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

Miss Zita Ryan is i'll with bronchitis.
H. NJ. Griffin of Orange was in town
saturday
Mrs l.. *. Fuller went Wednesday to
Ntorristown. n. j., for a visit
u. G Hardie went Wednesday to New
York for visit of a few DAYS.
H. $. Josselyn and family visited with
relatives in Bridgcwater last week.
Arthur V. y. Piper of Albany ~ y. is
visiting at his home in Brattlcboro.
Miss Fannie Sexton went Monday to
Montague. Mass for an indefinite stay.
Frank Waite has been very i'll this week
with appendicitis but is now improving.
Mrs. G. G. AVerill returned yesterday
from "a visit with her mother in Boston.
G.. w. Thomas sustained a stroke of
paralysis Tuesday night, affecting his left
side
Samuel Oliver of Boston has been a
guest of l.. u. Taylor several days this
week
W. f. Neal has succeeded Joseph Nc
Weigh as janitor of the Vermont Wheel
club rooms.
Miss Lula Thomas of Hinesburg has a
position as clerk in f. *. Barrows's dry
goods store.
Mrs. Kate Burchard went Tuesday to
Washington to spend a week or more at
Hotel Dewey.
Carl Miner of New York city was a
guest of Miss Marion Fisk form Satur-
day to Monday.
Miss Rose Judge of Greenfield came Sat
urday to care for her sister, Mrs. William
Donahue. who is ill.
Miss Helen Day of Springfield, Mass,
came to Brattleboro Tuesday to spend a
week at e. ID. Whitneys.
George Leavitt finished work for c. f.
Gilman this week and went to Greenfield
where he has employment.
Misses Alice and Attic Games returned
Saturday night after a visit of two weeks
with their uncle, a. n. Howe of New
York.
Miss Nellie j. Pettee returned Saturday
from Rutland after spending two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. William \. Hend-
drick of that city.
Alfred S. Thompson has been engaged as
member of the choir in st. Michael's
Episcopal church. He began his engage
ment last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ Colburn OF
Springfield, this state, and Miss Emily
j. Bacon of Smith College visited at R. c
Bacons this week.
Mrs f. G.. Livingston returned Tuesday
to her home in Peterboro. n. H., after 6
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. J. f. Lawrence.
Mrs. Lila Royce started Tuesday fol
Florida, where she was called by the i'll
ness of Mr.. Snow who has had a shock
Mrs. Snow is a sister of G. A. Boyden.
A. j. Crosby, superintendent of tn,
Springfield Electric Railway. was elected
vice-president for Vermont at the annua
meeting of the New England Street Rail
way club at Boston last week.
Mrs. j. j. Estey went Saturday t.
Washington, where she will remain at Tn
Dewey until March /. She will attend tn
meetings of the national society. Daugh
ters of the American Revolution.
Rev. William Sutherland of Newport
n. H., is visiting in town this week. Mr.
Sutherland was a preacher in this local
ity about 40 years ago. He will speak il
the Advent chapel in Vernon next Sun
day
Judge j. NJ. Tyler returned Monday t
Montpelier, having been at home durin
the over-Sunday recess of the suprem
court. He was accompanied by Judg
Waterman, who had business before tn
court.
LAWYER c. C. Fits went Friday to Bos
ton. returning Wednesday. He went yes
terday to Burlington as counsel for f. w
Putnam. objecting creditor. in the pctitio
of Knott x Closson for a discharge from
bankruptcy.
The marriage enga gement is announce
of Miss Ruth j. Sawyer of Brattlebor
and Rev. Hart S. Fuller of StevensvillC
n. Y. a preacher in the New York confer
ence The marriage will take place dur
ing the latter part of March.
f. c. f. Cramer was up from Brattle
bOro over Sunday and officiated as organ
list i'm the Episcopal church. Rumor ha
it that there is possibility that he ma
be hired for that position permanently
The church would certainly be the win
ner should this rumor be verified.-[Clare
mont Eagle.