Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-09


Birge street home.
- aud II. a Bergnsnn Of New
York, well known in Brattleboro. have
leased the Fletcher and Stebbins cottage,
| at Chesterfield lake and will occupy them
during the summer with their families,
eight persons in all.
lawyer Stoddard is housed this week
with grip.
Mrs. Col. Estey returned last night from
two weeks stay in New York
Mrs. Dr. Severances condition is i'm.
proved over that Of last week aud her r..
covery is confidently expected.
Mrs. j. N. Balestier came from New
York last Friday 10 spend the summer at
the farm. She is accompanied by her niece
and grandson.
MIR. and Mrs. Horace Streeter, who NOV
ed TO Bellows Falls last year are TO return
to Brattleboro next month
w. u. Horton, who has been at work in
| Springfield and Hartford. has returned 10
town
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Chase and daughter
arrived from Louisville, Ky Tuesday. and
will spend the summer at the Park house.
Joseph Burpee Of Doloy, Ga is at home
for a short visit
Bion Hopkinson Of Worcester has been in
| town this week.
Leslie Scott has returned from the West.
! Miss Hattie, daughter Of Frank Reed of
this place, who is a professional nurse, 10
Gated at Reading, Pa, has recently receiv-
ed very gratifying testimonial from resi-
dents In that city who have been under her
care at different times This took the form
OF handsome black walnut chamber suite.
with easy chairs toilet articles, and every
thing necessary 10 complete the furnishing
OF lady's room. Miss Reed has now been
called TO the western part of Pennsylvania
to attend former patient
John Hurley, the fireman at Ross Whites
Tell last Saturday and broke a rib
| Mr.. II o. Coolidge of Keene. y. H.. wbo
has just made the handsome gift to that
city mentioned in our Keene items, is the
husband OF Miss Blanchard, for long time
teacher in the Brattleboro public schools
Mr.. Coolidge was formerly of Chesterfield.
and has many friends, both in that town
and in Brattleboro.
Albert Shattuck was called to his former
home in Black River county. n. Y. last
week by the death of his sister.
Mrs. L. S. Maynard and children went
wednesday to Springfield. Mass. 10 live
her husband has been employed there for
some time.
Katherine Flavin Of Bellows Falls. who
formerly worked for Housh x Co. has been
visiting in town this week while on her way
home from New York.
T. NJ. Baker and father and mother were
IN holyoke last Sunday. TO attend the funer-
al oil Mrs. Nicholas Baker, II former resi-
dent of this place
Mr.. b. Ranger is tearing down the barn
on his Williston street lot
Joseph Boyce, the well known and popu-
lar travelling salesman for j. d. Roess, was
married at Mortified, Mass, last week
thursday to Miss Kate Smith, daughter If
Lafayette Smith of that place.
Edward T. Long of the Lotus glee club
was married last week in Bennington. Al
the home OF his father, to Miss Carrie A.
Northup of that place. The club will max.
second trip abroad this summer.
Conductor James P. Caldwell of the Con
necticut River and Valley roads has been
promoted to take the place of Conductor
Barrett, an official who has been in the ser
vice for 20 years and now resigns. Cald
well runs the night express to Windsor
and makes the down trip on the Montreal
day express which passes Brattleboro at
4;40P.
John Hildreth and family moved last
week TO the Spaulding place in Chester
held, which he recently bought.
Original pensions have been granted this
week 70 b. +. Dwinnell Of Saxtons River
and Elias Prouty of Marlboro. A. j. War
rem OF West Halifax and James II. Ellis of
Westminster have been granted an increase
Of pension.
Coi; and Mrs. DuntOn reached home from
FLORIDA Monday night. They report a
pleasant and prosperous winter except that
the season has been unusually dry, so that
an an equitable division of the rain between
Nermont aud Florida would have been
agreeable. Miss Duuton has gone TO Rock
Ville' ILL.,, on visit to her uncle, Mr.. Brown.
Deputy Grand Sachems C. A. Miles of
brattleboro and j. f. Curran of Montpelier
are arranging for district meeting of the
red Men at White River junction.
Miss ii. A. Smith of Schoolcraft Mich
Is To succeed Miss Emma f. Gordon as the
associate editor of the Household.