Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-06

Walter Walker in the head, knocking him
senseless The injury did not prove to be
serious and he is now back at work.
horse belonging to Charles Charter,
the well known charcoal man, fell dead in
Burke's stable yesterday.
Miss Emma Gordon will move TO South
Westminster, Mass, while her mother and
sister, Miss Mary, go to Cambridgeport,
Mass
Mary Howe sang at Claremont last even
ing and appears at Montpelier this even
ing.
q. L. Clary and Rem. Whitney are string
ing the telephone wires on the new poles to
Guilford
The Wheel club voted in three new
members Tuesday evening. The member
ship limit, &c. has now been reached
Mr. and Mrs Horace Streeter of Bellows
Falls, who formerly lived here, are tu re-
turn Monday and will live in A. T. Eddy's
house ON North Main street.
Miss Jennie Stebbins Of Keene. n. H..
has been visiting her former schoolmates
this week
Miss Lulu Coates, who has been seriously
i'll, is convalescing
Gerald Lee, son Of the Rev. Mr.. Lee, who
was formerly the pastor of the Centre
church, has been visiting in town this
week. He recently graduated from the
ale theological seminary.
Mrs. Robert Wheeler is visiting her
mother, who is quite i'll at Waterbury.
Conn. Her son, Dean Bangs, accompanies
her
John Austin, the Reformer pressman.
who has been in New York for four weeks
to have his eyes treated by specialist, has
returned
Richard Golden, assistant ianitor of the
Winthrop club rooms in Springfield Mass,
was in town Memorial day
Clarence l.. Stickney, one of the five
suspended High school boys, and member
of the graduating class, was reInstated by
the committee on Monday morning Dr.
llOlton stated to the school on the occasion
that this was done because Of Stickney's
general good character, because it was his
first offence, because he had been frank
and truthful in his statements about the
matter, and because he had made a proper
acknowledgement TO the committee, and
promised faithful obedience to school rules
in the future.
Blanche Blood, recently in the Taft K
smith restaurant, is now employed in the
Sullivan house at Claremont, n. II.
) b. Emerson has returned from Cali.
fornia.
Rev. c. O. Day is in Saratoga this week
attending the meetings of the American
home missionary society. Mrs. Day and
children are in Sharon, Conn.
Prof Green of Hartford, the well known
music teacher, will arrive the 18th to spend
his summer vacation in town aud will form
class for vocal instruction.
James Iackett, young man well known
in Brattleboro, died yesterday at his home
in Hinsdale after long illness from con
sumption. He returned a short time ago
from Denver, Colo, where he went with
the hope of improving his health.
e. b Dickinson fell from Il ladder in
Templeton, Mass, few days ago and mar
rowly escaped serious injuries As it was
he was badly bruised He has come home
to recuperate.
h. b. Barrett has gone to Worcester
Mass, to work for his son in law, Mr. Pei
lett.
Three or four driving parties from Bos-
ton have stopped at the Brooks house this
week.
James Hooker will take his examna
tons for entrance to Yale college the lat
ter part of this month.
+. p. Carpenter is now booming Kimball,
Tenn. and has an office in Chattanooga.
Frank Stoddard pitched for the Hins-
dales in the game which they won from
the Winchesters last Saturday.
Mr.. Geo. A. Briggs has been in town
this week making final settlement Of his
Brattleboro affairs. 1t has seemed good To
have him in his old haunts and it renews
the universal regret that the course Of bus
mess has necessitated his removal from
town.
Miss Lulu Bugbee of Boston is the guest
Of Mrs. j. l.. Ray.
q. NJ. Lawton Of New York is in town.
Rev Mr.. Phalen, g. l.. Durham and a
friend from below, have been despOing the
Texas brooks this week.
Geo. b. Hit returned home Tuesday,
having gone from Fort Worth up to Omaha
On visit to his brother, and thence to st.
Paul, Mimi, making 5000 mile tripin all.
Superintendent Spaulding Of the New
London Northern was in town last night.
X. q. Hardie, jr., and wife have been in
town this week.
Miss Kate Selleck has returned from Bos-
ton
John Schuermann. ST., the cigar maker,
has gone to Springfield, Mass, to work.
Arthur Starr and family are ON from
Iowa TO visit Mr.. Starts mother.
Mrs. J. NJ. Morrill, and children of Hol-
yoke, Mass, are visiting at her fathers
Dr. $. ~ Bemis's.
Miss Ina Freeman left Monday for Bel
lows Falls, where she is to be employed as
II compOstor in the Times office.
Cards are out for the marriage in Wor-
cester, Mass, June 10, of Miss Lydia White,
formerly of this place, to Mr.. Frank Gould
of that city.
Col aud Mrs. A. L. Newman of Boston
and Mr. and Mrs. g. H. Newman of East
hampton, Mass, spent Sunday in town.
Judge Royal Tyler is now steadily i'm
proving, and was able to ride out last Mon
day for the first time in several weeks.
Mrs E. T. Housh is attending W. c. T.
u. meetings in the north part of the state
this week
j. B. Rockerfellow and Sewall Morse are
to play with the Fitchburg, Mass band al
Cottage City during July and August
Adit jas. A Lillis was home from Rut
land Memorial day.
Mrs. Hapgood and Mrs. Owen returned
Monday to their home in Stamford. Conn.
accompanied 10y Miss May Stone, who vii
spend several weeks there.
Mrs c. w. Stewart is visiting various
places in Vermont aud New Hampshire
this week.
Mrs. j. q. Ullery went Monday to Hart
ford, Conn, for few weeks stay, visiting
Stamford and New York before her return
Miss Ida d Newcomb of AttlebOro, Mass.
who has been for some weeks at ManhAt
tan, n j.. is visiting her brother, w. W