Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-04-25
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Miss Minnie IfatJ ~ ouL uluo' g" n
from grip and its results, lasting nearly '"e
whole winter.
F w Childs and q. l.. Clary, who went
ON the excursion to Cardiff, Tenn, are eN-
pected home tomorrow night.
Luther r. Plummer has been IN Ne"
York this week.
Miss Winnie Elmer is i'll with gastric
fever
G 8 Bovden will 20 on the road next
week for Corser, Hidden 4 Co.
Harry Stedman. son Of D. b. Stedman'
formerly of The Phoenix, has gone "
Crete, Neb.
Original pensions have recently been
granted TO r. W Headle Of Putney ana
George w. Paine Of Chester Depot.
Linn Taylor left Monday for trip to
Burlington, st. Adams and Montreal, ac'
companying his father
Rev. +. w. Sprague preached last sun
dav IN North Adams where he was lot
merly located.
Miss Eliza Pratt has returned, after a
three months visit in Boston, and resumed
work at n / Hawley's
Scott Dunklee has moved To the third
floor in Ryther's block.
f. b. Carpenter has gone to Mendoza
ILL.,, and will be absent two or three weeks
Friendship circle will meet next Tuesday
afternoon and evening with Mrs. Andrew
Horton on Canal street
The large primary department Of the
Baptist Sunday school was entertained Sat.
uriay afternoon at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Mixer.
Mrs. q. c. Averil and daughter Marga-
ret are in Boston for few days.
c. f. r. Jenne has been detailed to in
spect the Sons of Veterans camps at Ben
| nington, Springfield and South London
derry and l.. d. Taylor to inspect the
camp at jacksonville
Rev. G. o. Day, DR. Chas Clark aud
Rev. j II. Babbitt attended the Cougrega
tional council held at Jamaica Tuesday
with reference to the dismissal Of the pas
tor there.
Rev. f. W Sprague has been to Boston
this week to buy books for the UniverSalst
Sunday school library,
It is understood that Rev. W $. smith
ers has declined very fiattering call from
a church in Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs Coolidge Of Keene, y H, formerly
teacher in the public schools here, has
been for few days at the home Of Capt
Henry Devens.
Mrs W r. Geddis entertained the Ep
worth league last evening
j. B. Rockerfellow is in Fitchburg,
Mass, this week.
Miss Bessie Newman returned yesterday
to Worcester, Mass.
Mrs Stephen Miller of Glens Falls, y
| Y, is staying for time with Mr.. and Mrs
John l.. Newman.
Mrs. Frank Powers left Tuesday to visit
her mother in Iowa.
Francis Goodhue, jr., has returned from
Florida.
Fred Sargent has given up his place in
the Household office and il at work for W
D. & J. L. Stockwell Of the West village.
May Burpee Of Hammondville, ~ Y, is
now employed in Mrs Averys store.
Cashier Faulkner Of Boston was in town
last week
p. Barrows is again seriously i'll aud his
wife, who had gone for visit to Concord,
~ H., and Boston, was sent for.
Rev. James Eastwood and family are
visiting in this vicinity.
Margaret and Johanna Brosuan 20 next
| Tuesday 10 New York to sail 10 Ireland for
Dexter j Knapp has gone to Sioux Falls,
South Dakota
W ). Doaue Of Dorchester, a noted bi-
cyclst, was in town YESTERDAY
The family Of W. H. Bolander Of New
York the freight agent Of the New York.
New Haven * Hartford railroad. are at
the Pettee place near the West village
which Mr. Bolander bought last fall. aud
he will himself spend part of the summer
there
John w. Drown, formerly of Brattleboro,
has been appointed assistant secretary of
the board of trade of the city of Spring
field, Mass The board has taken perma
nent quarters and is evidently entering up
on a very active and useful existence.
This involves Mr. browns resignation of
his place with r. g. Dun x Co, which he
has held ever since going to Springfield.
The Union speaks of him as a young man of
promise" and says that his connection
with Dun X Co. has made him fayorably
known in the city.
BY reason of the detachment. ON account
of sickness, Of one Of the officers Of the L.
5 5. Mohiean, Lieut.. Geo. W TYLER be
comes the executive officer Tor second in
cOmmandl of the vessel, which sailed from
Honolulu on the Sth inst, for cruise to
Samoa. New Zealand. Australia and the
west coast of South America This trip
means that the friends Of the officers will
hear nothing whatever from them for the
next two months at least and probably not
for three months. Such are the pleasures
Of naval life