Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-02-14
BRATTLEBoRo PERSONAL.

J. S. Austin is sick with rheumatism.
Miss Ethel Farr of Northampton is WIS.,
iting in town
Mrs. Sarah Goodnow is i'll at her home
On High street.
Miss Luica Fosto is spending several
days I'm Boston
Fred Wheeler returned from Salem,
Mass, Saturday.
Lawyer A. +. Schwenk went yesterday
to Boston on a business trip.
Mrs. Walter Sturges returned Saturday
from visit i'm HartwellVille.
w. g. stone returned Saturday night
from visit in Leominster Mass.
Mrs. Mary Howe LAWN went yesterday
to New York for few days visit
j. q. Sullivan has been confined to the
house two weeks with an abscess.
Mrs Sarah Powers of St Adams spent
Monday with Mrs. Katherine Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs o. B. Mack went Wednes-
day to Boston for a visit of several days.
c. l.. stickney went Wednesday to
Springfield to attend the funeral of a rela-
tive.
A special pension of So per month has
been granted to Isaac Allen Of Bratte-
boro.
Mrs. II. II. Hackley of Greenfield came
yesterday TO visit her sister, Mrs. A. II.
Harris.
l.. =. Harris has returned from Spring.
field Mass, where he spent several days
visiting.
John Calvin and r A. Austin attended
the convention of Soresters in Nergennes
this week.
Albert Baldwin has returned from Hart
ford Conn, where he has been employed
some time.
Rev. II. S. Fuller of Stevensvile n. Y,
was a guest at W. II. Geddss several
days this week.
Mrs. Welch and Miss Lynch of West
Lebanon visited their sister, Miss Alice
Lynch, this week.
Carl Ellis has entered the employ of
Frank Flagg. having position in the
culinary department
Herbert w. Boyle has returned from
Derry, n H.. where he has worked in a
hotel during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pike will begin
housekeeping next week in the Putnam
house on Prospect street
Miss Frances Guild. who has recently
spent some time in Greenfield. left Tues
day for a visit with an aunt in Norwood,
y. y,
Mrs. Lizzie Bliss has broken up house
keeping. She went Tuesday to Spring.
field, Mass, where her daughters are en-
ployed
Frederick A Hawley of Manchester.
y. H, spent Sunday with his daughter
and husband Mr.. and Mrs Fred S.
knight.
Lawyer II. C. Barber and Mayor E. w.
Blodgett were in Boston Tuesday and
Wednesday. Mr.. Barber is i'll at the home
of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Huntley have bought
of j. B. Simonds representing f. Clark &
Co., fine Lester upright piano for their
daughter. Mabel.
Gen. J. ]. Estey is in Washington 70 at
tend this evening Senator Proctor's din
ner to Vermonters in honor of Secretary
of the Treasury Shaw.
James Bagg was one of the runners for
WESLEYAN University in the big relay race
against Brown at the big athletic meet in
Boston Saturday night.
Mvron Davis who has bean sacra+arv
to the superintendent If a retreat ~
Plainfeld. y. j. is at the home of his mar
ente NJ ana M Iot,, ~ - ms P"i
F. p. ShepIev. assistant general coursa,
for the Boston & Maine Railroad com
pany. was in Brattleboro Yesterday IN
settle some claims AGAIN ,ba 'raitraoa ~
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Miss Florence c,lark ret,,rna5 ,r,,asao,,
night from a Visit in So,.annob go e.
Augustine. She attended the national
convention Of KINGS Tlaucbtars T.. So,
annab '7 '''eiS III 0aN-
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nav. -, t,,,,,a,i wiz my go 10 clare
l t, ~ uec'ile orsahist OF the Episcopal
per recently. Mrs Cramer viii re., 20,
soon to BrattIeboro to live
c,oorca d No.. -
onerator NJ +bo 1'rdrr i .iiI'Ia., "orh as
cbtaa - - 'ng notI SPesettlng ma
hoe q nosi+io - oteiS ~ anu
of The Tortbo l a. o I9is IN the once
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r Sohh fhelps son of the late Gen.
ra lips mas returned 10 Brattleboro to
branches before entering Yale. He is liv-
ing with ms mother at Mrs. Kirkland's.
Mr.. Patton of Orange n. j. who has
been guest at the Brooks House. has
leased the Trip house on Green street
and will take possession April !. The lease