Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-21
PERSONAL.

The RI Rev Arson r Graves the bishop Of
the Platte western Nebraska was the guest u
the Rev WIN. II. Collins during the present week
Bishop Graves is In the East for the purpose Of
obtaining funds to establish church school in
kearney, Neb. and has b-en very successful in
his undertaking
Among the large number who climbed the
mountain u the pinnac- last Sunday was Mr.
Cross Of keene, an active veteran Of - and
father Of Mrs Charles sherman Of Elliot street
Judge Wheeler il in New York this week to
hear cases ia the circuit court.
Mrs Kellogg N Chicago has returned to Brat
tleburp 70 take charge OF TX Gov. HOlbrOOk's
household for the winter
y 5 Howe spent last SUNDAY in Bratteboro
leaving ON Monday for New York and sailing
Yesterday for Bermuda to take charge OF the
Princess hotel Tor the winter Miss Janette Howe
week later.
A pension has bcen granted to Hubbard New
ton Of Brattlrboro. and an increase 10 the widow
uf the late Elijah Wales
AlVah 5 Hubbard enters upon his duties as
oookkeep-r at the Vermont Savings hank next
Monday.
otto Howe Of the L. 5 army Is home from the
recruiting station near New York. He now acts
as a gymnasium instructor In addition 10 his reg
uler work as sergeant
Col H. X. Fuller chosen one Of the vice.
presidents Of the Home Market club at the an
nual meeting held IN Boston "Wednesday.
Charles Robb IL tea hing school at South Yer.
non.
Frank Crosby Is home from Boston called here
by the sickness Of bis grandmother
The Montpelier Argus mentions that Rev =
Cunningham was the guest Of Rev W j. DSul
hvan on Tuesday
Mrs g. b. Draper Of Minneapolis is in town
the guest Of Mrs W p Cune
Mrs. Lucia Gale Barber, a former local resi-
dent. now Of Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Is considered a
very successful eocutiInist wherever she has ap.
Ieared IA the West. The Chicago papers espe-
cially speak Of her in high terms. The Herald Of
that city says Her work eviuced not only the
possession Of rarr ability but Of careful study '
Vim s. Guild is moving into the Chas. A Trip
hOuse on Green street
Mrs. ! F Pine has moved from Oak street to
T. W. Bruces bOusr on Green street
Mrs Sarah Portland Of Worcester Mass is Wis
Ting her daughter, Mrs W II Morton
W K. Geddis is IN New York.
Dr and Mrs W II. Rockwell came @ town on
Wednesday evening.
Rev c. - DAY is at Mrs Kirkland's for TIN,
winter
Florist McGillivray and W r. Geidis attended
the chrysanthemum show at Springfield last Sat.
urday and found it very fine Some Of the choice
specimens from the exhibition reached Brattle-
buro Saturday night through the kindness Of C.
u Denison, a former resident, and portion Of
them were seen in the Methodist church AT the
Sunday morning service.
The Trout and Salmon club have established a
trout hatchery at the Frost ponds and have all
the appliances ready TO begin stripping as soon
a. the eggs arr ripr, which will br within few
weeks. The cluh expect to make trial Of half a
million eggs, mostly from their own females
bbuEul a year ago last spring.
WIN. Case has returned from Connecticut and
is now at work for Housh & Co
Capt. Childs has been at Montpelier this week
DR.. c. 5. Pratt now has his office at his resi-
dence in Herrick & Boyden's building on Elliot
street
Leopold Rettng is making good progress toward
recovery, and is now able to sit up several hours
each day.
Nicholas Baker Is out. after having been housed
for three weeks with an injury 10 his knee
Dan Martin spraned his ankle Monday
Or. Holton is the administrator and T J.
Cut"orth and A. Starkev are the commissioners
on the estate Of Z. B Campbell
l. W. Hawley and W II Childs are the com
Inissioners on the estate of Deacon Estey
Two of the past weeks failures in New York
are OF interest in Bratteboro on account OF their
local connection. The suspension Of Gregory
Ballou Co, brokers, was announced on Mon
/ day. Mr.. Washington Manley is associated with
this hrm, while Mr. Randall OF the firm of Randall
Wierum. which was also obliged To suspend is
the brother Of Mrs. A. b Hall.
G. NJ Russell of Wilmington has been made an
associate editor Of the National Cyclopedia of
/ American Biography" nov being prepared for
| publication IN New York. He was in town on
/ Tuesday 20 gather material for the work and
/ went from here 10 Montpelier. Sketches Of sew.
eral Brattleboro men will APPEAR in this cyclic
peda