Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-01-23
eRArTLEBoRo PERSONAL.


| house with an abscess.
r. w Gibson returned yesterday from
| n business trip to Boston.
Miss Grace McGovern spent SATURDAY
| and Sunday in Bellows Falls.
l.. NJ. Howe returned last week from
| visit of ten days in New YORK
Mrs. William S. Newton is critically Ill
at her home on South Main street.
Miss Katherine Hin. the nurse, went to
| Waltham Friday, returning Monday
II. r. Bond, who has been i'll several
DAYS. is able to be about the house
p. M. Baker returned to Somerville'
| Mass, today after a short Visit IN to"h'
Miss Florence Howe went Wednesday
| to Palmer Mass, for visit OF re"
days
VIII Metzger of Rutland, Of the firm OF
Metzger Brothers, has been in town this
week
sewall Morse was in New York three
DAYS this week attending the automobile
show.
Miss Katie Dunleavy will go Saturday
to Boston for a weeks visit with rela-
tives.
o. J. Pratt has been confined to his
bed since Saturday with kidney
trouble.
J. willard Cobb has entered the employ
of the Estey Organ company as time
keeper.
Mrs. David Carey has returned after
visit Of two weeks in Claremont and
Holyoke.
NJ. j. Moran went to New York Tues
day to spend several days at the furni-
ture exposition.
+. H. Brasor left Wednesday for
visit in Fftchburg. Boston, Gloucester
and other places.
II. l.. Emerson went Saturday to New
York to spend several days at the fur
niture exposition.
Mrs. f. G.. Pettee and youngest son,
will go to New York next week for
visit of three weeks.
Miss Hortense Hall is away for a
visit of a month or six weeks in Meriden,
Conn. and New York.
George Livesley has taken position as
auditor of the Ne Plus Ultra yeast COM
pany of Spencer, Mass.
Judge Wheeler is presiding at ses-
sion of the United States Circuit court
in New York this week.
Mrs. H. II. Mower and children re-
turned Tuesday from two weeks visit
in Sheldon, this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Belden and daugh-
ter. Lima, of Hatfield spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leon
ard
T. j. Thompson of PittsfeId. who has
been at work on the electrical appara-
tus at the West river dam. returned Wed
nesday.
Miss katherine Dunlevy and Miss Bar
bara Murphy will go tomorrow to Wor-
cester for a weeks visit with Miss Agnes
Mcguire.
Mrs. o. d. Stowell and children return
ed Saturday from a two weeks visit
in Londonderry.
John b. Manley has been in New York
this week attending the exhibition of
automobiles in connection with the fur
niture exposition.
II. r. Miles is in ST Johnsbury this
week to assist in a series of special
meetings which are being held In the
Congregational churches.
Mrs. Mary Farrell and Barbara and
Regis Ridden of Bellows Falls and Mrs
William Murray of Barre spent Sunday
with Mrs T. \. Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. j. \. Taylor went Mon
day to New York, and from there after
short visit, to Washington. where they
will remain several weeks.
y. ~ Blanchard, who was disabled a
month ago by injuries received in a run
away accident, returned this week to his
work at the Estey Organ foctory.
Rev. Father Richard Cahil of Spring
field. this state, will install the officers
of St Michael's court. Catholic Order of
Forresters. next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Squires, Misses Lottie and
Lizzie SQuires, Mrs. Charles Stockwell
and Miss Lizzie Sargent went Monday TO
Worcester to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Oren Pratt
c. H. Davenport spoke Monday night
in Montpelier and Tuesday night in
Barre with Mr.. Clement and other lead
ers at rallies in the interests of the high
license local-option law.
Mrs. w. r. Geddis is i'll at her home on
Green street. The supper which was to
have been given at the Geddis home last
night by George l.. Shuts TO his Sunday
school class was postponed.
Mrs. j. II. White, who came Friday
from Meriden. Conn, to attend the fun
eral of Mrs Janette B. Holton. was ac-
companied by Miss Marjorie Crosby, who
had been visiting in that city.
Charles Lawyer day operator, and j.
e. oliver, night operator have finished
work in the Central Vermont freight Of
hce. Mr.. Lawyer went Saturday to New
York city, where he had a position in
view
VIII Schuster has been visiting with
his mother, Mrs. Ellen B. Schuster. sew
eral days. He has not been here since
1894, and much of the time since then has
oeeH singing IN grand ana comic opera in |
san Francisco and London, although he |
has also filled engagements in New York |
Boston and elsewhere.
The following despatch from Milford |
Mass, to the Boston Globe will be read |
with interest by the many friends of a |
former pastor OF the Universalist church |
ana his Wife. who was a teacher of a |
class of boys who are now grown to man |
hood: Rev. e. w. Whitney. pastor of |
the Milford Universalst church, was alb |
sent on Sunday and J. j. Mead of Bos-
ton, who was to have filled the local pull |
pit IN exchange, was delayed at Hollis
ton by trolley accident until after the |
tlme for service to begin. When this be-
came known, Mrs. E. w. Whitney. wife
OF the pastor, entered the pulpit and he
gan services at the usual hour. She read
the scriptures, announced the hymns. led
the devotional responsive service and
caused the collection to be taken. Rev
J j. Mead came just then in season 70
aeilNer the sermon and continue the SER
wees 10 their close. but the parish is de-
ishted with the unusual success of the
nrst pulpit effort of the pastors wife
Mrs whitney was a Quincy girl Miss
Mary Frances French. daughter Of mr.
ana Mrs {. S. French, a graduate of the
quincy schools and of the Boston nor
maj school. She married Rev. +. W
Whitney, Sept s. 1875"