Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-02

Original pensions have been granted 10
Jennie. widow Of Dana Warren, Brattle
| b0ro Silss j smith, Chester Depot r. A.
| Howard. Bellows Falls
Harry W. S. Burton. who recently left
| Brattleboru with creditors mourning his
| departure, is now located at Montpelier
Fred Reed has been in charge Of ThOrn's
store at Hinsdae for a short time
/ Henry Powers of Luuenburg is visiting
| his sister, Mrs A. r Gregg
Miss Sawyers school is closed this week
on account Of the illness Of Mr. DR. sew
erance.
Hon. Dorman y. Eaton arrived Monday
George II Horton, now Of Hartford has
been IN town briefly this week
Herbert Floyd Of Winthrop, Mass, spent
Sunday with friends here
Mrs j D. Sheldon returned last Friday
| from Hartford, where she mas spent most
of the winter
james A. Lills begins bis duties as head
clerk IN the clothing house Of A. q Gun
ningham al Rutland next Monday
Guy Chatield has been home from New
ork to bid his mother good-by before sail
ing for Nicaragua, where he u - be EN-
ployed with party Of surveyors.
Rev. Mr.. Webb the new Methodist min
ister, has moved here from Mortified this
week, and will begin his labors next Sun
day
NJ Severance. conductor on the narrow
gauge railroad, is a delegate to the grand
division Of railway conductors. 70 meet at
Rochester y Y, MAY H.
1t was good 70 receive call from Hon
a a
decidedly improved health
Carroll Parker, who recently gave up In,
position at Readsboru aud returned home
has gone u Fitchburg as II bookkeeper in
al insurance agents office
Mrs. Thomas Pellet Of Worcester. with
her children, Is visiting her mother. Mr.
L. b. Barrett
Dir. CruWell was at his office a short time
on Wednesday-his first appearance there
since January. He is now steadily lmproy
Tug 10 health, drives out on pleasant DAYS
anu hopes soon 70 he about his business a.
usual
Miss Cora Randall Of New York j, ON d
visit 70 her sister. Mrs A. b Hall
Gen. Le Gendre, who has been Amounted
advisor tu the CoreHu government is n.
membered a. al old time summer visitor in
brattleboro, his son being IA member of Col
Miles military school He has been Il
- III IN III the foreign service of the
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bingham gave d
pleasant card party "Wednesday evening m
honor OF Miss Nourse of Newport. y. Ii.
Claus Frost ID teaching school at Cbes
terrified Centre
II was Miss Nellie ieaw and not Mrs W
jea,,ue os sts,.l ~, ., 1'.iileu Tue Ep"orth
u stated last week
dsr,,.,a -, A.. ~ II uAs rO' moved 10 icon
~, a, as hss been stated he is employed
, ~" Iii tea'ooa' com pany as boss painter,
eliAii ulll' Tue boats begin run
- ArIneF' VINO mas been visiting her
turned. '' !" ne'"e'' mas re
pu,,,,.- -
A. G.. Davenport l. W IL 80 Ti tI y
Weatherbend are ~ ha Aiiu n. +
tors for Brattleboro
Mr. Nh. -,
Randall and Mr.. H. A. Berymsnn ~ NJ.
York, relatives of Mrs 4 r. Hsu ar.' ~
the Brooks House for ten davs
Henry Burrsu ,,.-,,... -. 49,,
boro boys that in the first game which n.
pitched for the Dubuque club he strnct ont
-, - u'eI' MS side winning Is to , Sounds
'iAe iisH story
james Carey returned Monday from
several days visit in New York
Mrs W. II. Childs has been in Kos,or
TINS week
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. H Harris who lesva
worcester tins week for their future work
IN Chicago, have sent large portraits nf
themselves TO the ladies of the Universal
ist society.
Hart has bes,, ,,;,..,,. -. 49,.
lease by the Louisville ball club Flsck
has established himself as a favorite AZ
Mansheld Ohio.
a. b. Gibbs is repairing his Grsa,, stree,
mus
M Mrs; "iisqn oil Aeene' \. H., is visiting at
d. C1,ti -
6.Ij NJ Se y al nome from Spring
heIu' MASS Tor lev days.
A. Harris "" - Nisitihg al
hon VII, hin.
VII, ieu.', the oiind son OF George II.
80 llVu'a' nAs ~ Ieturned from PENNSYLVANIA,
W., R no" ~ AZ the home OF his father in
80 ID a''IeuOro-