Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-03-21
eRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.


IN IS Western avenue.
1obn /. Roess went Tuesday to Auburn,
\ Y. on a business trip.
T. - Morris went Wednesday afternoon
., Roston on a business trip.
AIRS H. r. Phaneuf and daughter Miss
t-iitb phaneuf went this week to Spring.
field, Mass.
United States District Attorney j. l..
Martin went Monday to Rutland on Of
fetal business.
G. q Robinson has moved from C. d.
Novcss house on Brook street to the
Vintou building.
Mrs e. L. Stafford and Mrs. c. A. Green
are I'm New York and Boston buying
spring millinery.
Samuel Cumstock of Greenfield attend
ed the assembly at the Brooks House
Tuesday evening.
Warren Head has moved into the house
owned 10y Misses Ella and Ida Waite on
North Main street.
Miss Emily Bacon of Smith College is i'll
with grip al the home of her brother,
LAWYER r. C. Bacon.
Miss l.. Belle Tenney is expected home
tomorrow from Boston, where she went
to hear grand opera.
col. A. f. Dunton has been granted an
original pension of $l2 per month through
Col JOhn Hunt agency.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Thompson will
leave to-day for vacation trip to WASH
ington and Old Point Comfort
Mrs Harriet Dearborn went this week
to Concord, N H., to spend several
weeks with her mother, Mrs. White
Miss Lena NJ Prosser left Tuesday for
her home in Oswego, N. Y, being called
there by the serious illness of her mother
Hon. j. X. Batchelder of Bennington
was in Brattleboro Monday on his return
from Peru, where he attended the funeral
of his mother.
T. w. Barnard will move April l from
j. S. Browns house on Willston street
to Hartford, Conn, where he bought
house recently.
NJ j. Guiheen, who has been clerk in
Gleason's grocery store, went Tuesday to
Albany. n. Y, where he has a position in
a freight office.
f. G.. jaeger of Northampton, who dis
posed of a dozen or more locomobiles in
Bratueboro last summer was i'm Brattle-
boro Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Wade Perry. the new librar-
ian of the Free library, was called to her
home in Brooklyn Friday by the sudden
death of a relative.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Brtton returned to their
home in Hinsdale Wednesday after spend
tons brother, w. f. Mixer. 90
The President has sent to the Senate
the name of Jere p. Wellman to be post
master at Keene. Gen Wellman is a
brother of II. P. Wellman.
Miss Ella Ranney returned this week to
her home in Westminster West accom-
panied by Miss Mabel Hunt. who will
spend the school vacation with her.
Fred c. Gale and family will move next
week from High street to his farm in
North Hinsdale. formerly the summer
residence of o. A. Kimball of Boston
Mrs. Nora Prosser Kenney received a
telegram Wednesday announcing that her
mother was failing. Mrs. Kenney left at
once for her old home in Oswego, n. Y.
l. ID. Taylor went yesterday to Boston
10 be guest to-day of the Massachusetts
Mutual Fire Insurance Union at its quar-
terly meeting and banquet in Young S
hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Klock of Stonington
Conn, Mrs. A. p. Stafford of Wallingford
this state, and w. S. Stafford of Clinton
Conn. We're guests at the Brooks House
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John L. Knowton return
ed Saturday after a pleasure trip of two
weeks, going by boat to Norfolk and
thence to Richmond. Va. and returning
via Washington.
f.. f. Barrett. the evangelist and his
sister, Miss Lulu Barrett, are assisting
Rev. G. S. Brown in a series of evangel-
stic meetings in the Baptist church in
Manchester, this state.
Carl A. Perkins has given up his posi-
ton with Emerson & Son. being obliged
to return to his home in Hampton, N. H.
to care for his father. who met with a
serious accident recently.
Miss Amy Jones went yesterday to Ded-
ham, Mass, for a visit, accompanying
her sister, Mrs. Soiday, who spent sew
eral weeks at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs W. P. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Hawley sailed We'd
nesday from Hamilton, Bermuda. They
will go to the home of their son, Charles
HaWley, in Hopedale, Mass, to spend Sun
day before returning to Brattleboro.
Col. II. f. Taylor general agent of the
National Life Insurance Company. went
Wednesday to Montpelier to attend the
funeral of J. c. Houghton, president OF
the company, who died recently in Naples
DR.. d. II. Calder of the Brattleboro Re
treat will give a paper on Insomnia" al
the regular meeting of the New England
Psychological society to be held with DR.
Eben c. Norton, Norwood, Mass, March
o.
DR.. a. II. II. Lewis the veterinary, who
was seriously i'll several months at the
Brattleboro House, has now recovered sc
as to be able to resume his practice. He
spent several days recently with friends
in Ashueot.
Miss Annie Stolte will give up her posi-.
ton as stenographer in the office of e
Crosby & Co., as soon as Crosby & Co.
can engage stenographer, and will take
position in the office of the Estey Or
gan company.
Capt, Marshall n. Eldredge of the Mon.
omoy life saving station who was drown
cd Monday with six of his men and five
men who had been taken from a barge
was one of DR.. Conlands schoolmates al
Chatham, Mass.
Joseph Grover, who bought Frank Sar
gents milk route a year ago has sold II
10 his brother, Joseph Grover will carry
on the Goodall farm the coming season
ana Mr. Thurber, the present occupant
Will move to West Brattleboro.
Henry r. Brown and his father Rich
ard Brown, left Tuesday for an outing Of
Ten days. They took one of the Mer
chants Miners boats from Boston tC
Norfolk They will visit in Washington
and may go to the Charleston, S. c., eX
position before they return.
Judge Livingston Cleveland, Miss Saraf
H. Wild, Samuel Hayes and Nathanie
hayes of New Haven, Conn, Prof. DaViC
Peck Todd of Amherst College. and Mrs
Charles Conant of Somerville, Mass at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Frances M.
Ieck at the home of Mrs. j. X. Parker or
oak street Saturday.
The 18th annual meeting of the Western
massachusetts, Homeopathic Medical so
Cl'tN was held at the Cooley House il
Springfield Wednesday evening. There
were seven charter members, and the