Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-07-31
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band Robert Fisher, ], the railroad patent
commissioner AT Washington. visited ia
town last week. She is now at her Old
home in Wilmington.
Mrs. :. A. Colburn has gone 20 Chicago
to Join her daughter Miss Lizzie Colburu,
the Phoenix staff correspondent. Miss
Colbun will come east in September and
will visit in Bratteboro
Mrs. Hermon Joy and her daughter
Ethel have gone to Barnet TO meet relatives
from Spokane Falls. Washington. Mrs.
Joy will visit her sister and other friends
at Fairhayen and Rutland before returning
home.
Among the visitors at the Brooks House
for the summer is Mr.. Frankenstein. a
lifelong journalist. who is now the must
cal and dramatic editor of the Turf. Field
and Farm Of New York. and also CON
nectel with the associated press work in
that city.
Miss Cora Robbins. who has been in
Brattleboro for about four years, leave,
next week for her home i'm Marshall. Wis.
returning with her father. who has been on
for a visit with his sons, NJ +. and \. Z.
d. Robbins
Judge Shea left town Yesterday afternoon
French steamer Normandy at o'clock
Saturday morning. He will join his son
on arrival on the continent. and the two
will Journey together through Germany.
George Clark of Chicago spent Sunday
with his brother. b. A. Clark Mr.. Clark
is a manufacturer of gasoline stoves and
does an extensive business. He sailed
from New York on Wednesday TO join his
eH,. g..
months travelling there.
joel g.. Knapp. the clarionetist. j., now
playing at the Glen House i'm the White
Mountains with Boston orchestra under
the lead of W W. Swansboune, the noted
yiolnisi of the Boston symphony orrhcs-
ira. Before going to the White Mountain,
he played with the Ger1nania band at the
sunday concerts in Boston.
Addie l.. Reed daughter of ! NJ Reed.
returned home from kimball. South Al
RIGA. Tuesday. where She has been mis-
>ionary for the past 10 wears. She has re-
Gently been in charge OF the home OF the
salvation Army in Kimbal She expects
to return IN about six months. Her broth
er viii Reed. has been home from Anso-
MIA. onn.. this week.
EX-submaster Eugg. whose resignation
of his principalshp OF the High school at
Ipswich. Mass. has been announced. Ina,
not made any engagement for the coming
year, although having two or three open
ing, in view. Many Brattleboro friends
will congratulate Mr.. and Mrs. Rugy on
the recent arrival OF l. pound boy as
permanent hoarder ia their family
sumner Ninton. formerly Of Brattleboro.
now a student at Colgate seminary. who is
making a tour of some of the New England
states and delivering illustrated lectures
upon Bur1ndh. India, his birthplace, ar
rived this morning Tor "a stay Of some DAYS
with his numerou, friends. He will speak
al West Brattleboro Sunday AMI probably
al the Baptist yestry on Tuesday evening.
The following is from the Athol CORE
spondence in the Springfield Republican:
IF. Spencer Baldwin of st. Lukes Prot
estant Episcopal school Of Philadelphia,
son Of Rev. W. W Bald ain of the Meth
odist church, has been granted 500 fell
lOwship at Boston university" Mr. Bald
win was one OF the pitchers on the Brat
tleboro ball team last season and has many
friends in town.
Erastus L. White, whom many OF our
older residents will remember as having
been in company with Mr.. Gates wears AGO
Main street bridge. has been in town this
week for the first time in - years or more.
Mr.. White removed from here to Owosso.
Mich, where he entered the furniture bus
mess, and is now living with his daughter
in Manhattan, Kan.
From the Hinsdale Record: &C. J. Bron-
son has traded his baritone euphonium to
Mr.. Schultz OF the Luciers company. for
"A L. hal
a sort OF double-barre affair two instru-
ments in OneJ capable OF producing both
the heavy bass and high notes" Mr.. Bron-
son first publicly performed upon this in
strument at the band concert from the
Brooks House balcony last week
c. Z. Nash late OF Brattleboro. has
taken the management of the Bay View
House. Wells Beach. Me. where he would
be glad 10 meet any Of his acquaintance.
and will take special pains to make visitors
from Windham county enjoy themselves.
Wells Beach is one of the most attractive
resorts on the coast. II is only an hours
ride from Boston. Rev and Mrs. +. :
Morse are spending the season at the house
and seem highly pleased both with terms
and table.
The Vermont centennial commission
have appointed a committee of 80 of the
citizens OF the state to cooperate with the
committee at Bennington and the gouernor
and stan 10 look after the distinguished
guests from without the state and see that
they are given the usual courtesies. This
committee includes Senator Edmunds and
Morrill,. congressman Grout and Powers
eN-Iovs. Stewart. Farnham. Pingree. Orms-
bee and Dillingham; and other representa-
tive men. The Brattleboro members of
the committee are Hon. b. d. Harris. Dr.
II. ID. Holton, Col. Geo. W. Hooker and
C. II. Davenport