Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-03-09
sRATrLEsoRo PERSONAL.

T. w. Bruce is Ill with acute bron-
chitis.
H. w. Bruce of Worcester, Mass, was
in town over Sunday.
Thomas Long has finished work for Will
liam Pentland, the plumber.
A. c. Aldrich Of Boston, has been at the
Brooks House several days.
Miss Eta Brown, chief operator in the
telephone exchange, is Ill with grip.
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Childs of North Adams.
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. T. w. Bruce.
J. M. Bennett of Philadelphia is visit
Ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs Warren
Bennett.
Mrs. w. N. Thompson OF Hartford.
Conn, has been a guest at Linden Lodge
this week.
Miss Meta sheety win return today
from New York as trimmer for Mrs H.
Z. Bascom.
Mr., and Mrs. John r. Ryder left Sat-
urday on weeks vacation trip to New
York and Old Point Comfort, Va.
F. H. Day and family have moved to
Haverhill, Mass, where Mr.. Day has
employment as a tuner for a music house.
Mrs Levi X. Fuller gave a paper on
"Witchcraft' before the Daughters of
the American Revolution in Greenfield
yesterday.
Henry and Fred Sargent have moved
from Newfane to F. c. Gales cottage,
formerly occupied by Mrs. Bean, on the
New Hampshire side Of the river.
George E. Pierce Of Brattleboro, who is
a member of the freshman class at Am
herst college, is one OF the candidates for
pitcher on the varsity base ball squad.
Robert ]. Amidon, clerk in Goodnow,
Pearson Hunts clothing store, went to
Nashua, N. H., Wednesday to stay during
the opening of the firms new store there
The Batesburg. S. c., Advocate of a re-
cent date contained the following item:
"A. B. Clapp, a Vermont capitalist, who
has been touring the West and South,
and who has just come up from Cuba, is
a guest at The Lexington"
Miss Helen Mack Is In New York study
ing the spring styles in millinery. She
will be trimmer for Mrs. w. f. Neal this
season succeeding Miss Coutremarche,
who has permanent position in Boston.
Mrs. Neal will go to market next week
Forrest w. Orxins, former BrattIeboro
boy who has been bookkeeper for the
Arlington company, manufacturers OF cell
Mloid goods at AIS Broadway, New York
city, Is planning to open a five and ten
cent store in the Kennedy building, Green
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harry Estey went yes
terday TO New York and tomorrow Mr.
Estey will sail on the Cunard liner Car
mania for trip of two or three months
abroad,s In which he will visit all the
countries OF continental Europe, in COM
pany with Mr.. wyle OF the Estey house
in London.
Mrs. Gatsy OF London, England. and
Miss Pearl Gibson of Vermont, who are
spending the winter months at The Lex
ington, spent few days in Augusta this
week. Mrs. Gatty is considered the lady
expert at billiards at the hotel and Miss
Gibson, while her sojourn here has been
but a short one, has already made many
warm friends.-EBatesburg, s. c., Ad-
vocate, Feb. q.
Mrs. Harry r. Horton of Kalamazoo,
Mich, was taken Ill with acute appendi-
citis Thursday night and on Friday she
underwent an operation. For two or
three days the outcome was in doubt, but
on Monday the crisis was passed, and
since then Mrs. Horton has improved
gradually. The operation showed that
peritonitis was developing. Mrs. Hor-
toms sister. Mrs. McCrellis has been with
her since Saturday.