Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-24

MISS hhtue NeuStef - tehchihk school ~ Yer
non.
DR.. Webster is building a cottage at sponord
AXE
Mrs willis Bemis left this week Tor Lexington
Mass
Gray Estey vas home from Boston over Sun
day
John Clune has moved from % to iOi Elliot
street.
Mrs Robert Gordon Hardie ir. is IN town TOE a
few days
Frank Crosby Is expected home from Boston
10 night
Mr. and Mrs r = Connors returned Tuesday
from Boston
Henry simonds has moved from ~ Canal 10 &
Thomas street
Ed Frost secured several pounds of brook trout
On "Wednesday
Henry Reynolds has b-en quite 49, threatened
with pneumonia
Mrs 3 n FAR Is housed being victim Of
a'iatic rheumatism
Arthur Robbins h back from Springfield Mass.
Tor a brief vacation.
Julius Whitney has ieen visiting in Boston aud
ftchburR this week
An original widows pension has been granted
10 Mrs q Harde
Cecil G Turner has entered the employ Of the
Estey Organ company
r. Wales, ir., Is at work tuning Tor the Car
penter Organ company.
Geo r. Lyon has been Spending few days ii
holyoke and Springfield
G.. NJ BrasOr aud wife have been visiting ~.
latives IN Greenfield, Mas.
Mrs q. W. Friuk Of Chicago IS in town. the
guest Of Mrs John g. Howe
Landlord Bliss treated the letter rarrirr- tu a
bOuniiful dinner last sunday
Mrs A Jones of MARROW. y ~ Is visiting at
her fathers .. W Sherwins
Col. Richards Bradley aud DR. William u Rnck-
we'll have bren In town this week
Li-ut. q u BurIis has resumed his old position
~ clrrk ia iOung's grocery store.
r. VI Sargent 0f Albany, n Y has b'-rn visit
lux his sister, Mrs VIM Bardwrll
Mrs J y Sheldon has returned from Hartford.
Conn, where she spent the winter.
Miss Emily Tones has returned from New
York, whrrr she spent the winter
Miss Nellie NJ Wright. formerly Of tins place.
has been visiting here the past week
Fred Davis now has a position in the finishing
room at the Carpenter Organ factory.
Mrs Jane StOddard, who has been visiting Mrs
l.. j. Haskins, has gone u WOOnsocket, X. ].
= II. Chase = family are expected to arrive at
the fArk House the latter part of next week
oscar Benson las returned from Albany, y y,
where he has be-n attending business college.
The marriage Of Olof Carlson aud Gusta,e
johnson Is announced TO take place next Monday
John &. Pellet was called 10 Worcester Mass
last saturday 10y the serious Illness Of his brother
n X. Dawley, the editor Of Charles Spencer
new daily paper, has arrived from Greenwich
Miss SARAH CLARK has completed her course at
the Albany. y Y. business college aud returned
hons
Mr.. Charles n Brdgman. a leading grocer Of
htene y II, and Mrs. Brdgman. we're IN town
yesterday.
Miss Maud Smith aud Bancroft smith Of Brook
lyn, \ o, are the guests Of Miss Edna Hall at the
lIemOcks.
Mrs. J. Dorr Bradley has returned from Boston.
G. Bradley
Mr.. spragu-, mother of L. Spragur at the
asylum, has been granted a widow : prns0n, with
slsO hack pay
T. K. Thayrr is To move May ] from Elliot
street TO the Morse house in Esteyvlle, owned by
Mr. Taft Of Holyoke
viii P Devine, who recently embarked in the
Insurance business In Hoyoke, now has position
in drug store In that city
George Collins has finished work at the Este,
shops. and goes 70 Springfield Mas. whrre he -
to drive d vegetable wagon
Mr. and Mrs George Powers are exported to re-
turn from Paris abuut MAY l. and to iuin Miss
Edna Hall At the Hemlocks
Mrs George Bliss aud her two daughters we're
called to North Adams Mass this week by the
death Of Mrs Bliss's mother
Miss Ada Richardson MR. n Huld-n Mrs
G. p X Jenne, and Mrs. j Bardweil vent a.
Springfield. Mass last saturday
Edward Holmes sent by the t.st-y organ
company to Providence X / last saturday With
the broken piston u liz repaired
: flagR nov of Lowell Mass greeted hi.
| tri~hds Ia town this week He Is nos rngae-d a.
al organizer for endowment ORDER
Arthur Norris. cutter with Hooker Hidden &
Co, ~ To 20 TO Atlanta, Ga. wb-r- b. has 4
position a. cutter Ia shirt factory.
WIN Cain, formerly with e. r Allen has gone
e. HuhbantstOn. Mas WHERE be IA o. engage 90
business on his own account a. a noftst
The letter carriers are soon % apt-ar ia r-ss,i
lAtlOu heml~ts. New uniforms fOr the carrier
have been adopted By the postmaster general
r. Is. Bushnell has been in pouuAl for tWo
weeks past to carr for the father ~ Mn Bush
nell. who is severely stricken with heart disease
Charles L Mead Of New York has rented the
Congregational parsonage for the summer. and
viii come herr with his family 10 1rcupN IL about
June
Alexander Brown nf Bellows Pals Is tn. new
foreman IN Ross Whites Elm street paper mill
Burton Fitch Of Wilmington Is also employed al
r l.. Houghton editor IT the Hnl.t-in. Fri.-sian
Register, was Ia town yesterday. having come on
from Boston ." visit the Houghton farm at
Putnry.
Harry Harrington Of Ithaca. \ y A photo
graph-r who com-s highly recommended is *
Pected u morrow 10 work Ia thu Sndio Of J ".
Monday Afternoon TO take look al the spring
OPERATIONS IN his farm. returning Ia New York
IN Tuesday
Alg-rnon ) Camp a native Of Vermont and for
many y-ars the city collector al Chicago for
Esiey 4 Co.. died last SATURDAY from BTight's
diS'aS- at the axe Of -.
r G. Spencer has added To his Chas- street lot
| by tue purchas- Of strip of land on the east
side from Mrs Wm. I,eonArd and cout-mplAt..s
the erection Of new hOus-
Ms William Erickson Mn Fr-d Lindgren
ana Miss Sophie LyunRdAh left yesterday Tor
lulnth. MINI, where the other Sw-,i~s Who vent
from here re,rnty are lcated
John and DeWrs- Dewitt left "Wednesday for
f.yrla, ONO, "hrrr thu, were summoned 10
attend the funeral of their grandfather Elijah
| Dewitt. who was II native Of Westminster
The Worcester Telegram states that Dolly
stevens Of Bratle6oro is one Of the four heirs of
the estate Of sally b Baker Of oxford Mas Tn.
estate Is valued at several thousand dollars
b Charles W. Richardson. who has been IN with
/ an organlr difficulty for three months. went TO
BOSTON "Wednesday for treatment hy a specialist
/ he was accompanied by br. Gar aud c. IL
/ Thompson.
1 col Geo W. Hooker camp. No a. sons Of
Veterans. al Bethel. have re,,ntly rendered ia
puhlie manner thanks To- Col Hooker for a large.
/ and beautiful silk United STATES nag which he
/ presented To the camp
John Balestier and wife Of New York. Joseph
Z baiestier. late with Armour 4 Co Of Chicago
/ and now OF New York. and Walc1tt Bal.stier who
/ rrcrntiy rrturned from England. arr ~ tow a
/ Mrs. j \ Barstler is expected about MAY
Mrs g. Bruce Of Springfield Mass. who
came To brattrl'Oro on account uf the. illness f
/ her father. joel Willard is suffering severely
! from neuralgia at the home 81 her sister Mrs n
A. Jones, and her husband Who MAS Summoned
: 10y telegraph. came Monday night
Ralph Chamberlain returned ON Tuesday Ia
l rrsnm" his duties As steward at the Brooks HOus,
and was received with cordial welcome hy his
friends there and riseWher- in the village He re-
ports Pheasant and prosperous winter In Chntta-
noogA. but prefers Vermont when the hot w-ath-r
! of summer comes
When J II. Chamberlain and II $ ShipmAn OF
| hAdle{ Mass, were near the West river bridge.
last night the horse which they were I-adin,
| TOOK fright from the cars and iump-d upon th,.
Wheel 81 OF the carriage, throwing both men ont
| Mr. chamberlain sustained an injury 10 his back
! nut Mr. Shipman was unnjured
letter received by personal friend from, nr
! Roland Lord, veterinary surgeon formerly of
bratteboro, and now located at Lincoln. N-b
IL don ara.a
| he recently gave paper before the Nebraska
veterinary medical association at Omaha. am
Ahtlseptic surgery which received with
much favor. II
II Ill DE remembered that last wear Dr ge,
! p Barber and ChAs A. Harris went fishing lover
there and brought In the finest string of trout M
/ Ihe season Ihry made similar trip on Tuesday
anu, although not quite 80 snc,,-ssfu a. asi wear
they eclipSed the efforts uf other local fsb.Irn,,
this spring, securing 49, brook trout. wrighing
upwards Ut ~ pounds
Mrs Z Cutter, long Of this village bat
nov OF Boston, where her husband retains hi.
connection with the Household, submitted an
lueslhy 81 last week 10 an operation in abdominal
surgery al The Massachusetts, general hospital
Mrs Cutters Biattleboro friends viii IL. ylsd r.
know that the Operation was entirely suctessf,ii
ana that ~ the present time she seeIns 10 h.. mnk
ing rapid recovery.
Wen known Young business man who few
weiss ago was STRENUOUS advocate of the saf,
y bicycle, and who declared that IL Vas nevt I,
Impossible 10 sustain an injury on this Kind ~ /.
wheel Hhs uhd an experience that 1eS not *
Aety conform with his argument All last Week
one eye MAS draped in mourning the result of \
collision with Telephone pole and durin,s ~ 80
OF this week the hiryclist has he,-n housed ,g,,i
another injury, the machine having dnWned Mn
~ a Mt OF "lrtrrpernusn,ss when he undertook a.
mount IL. WV" p"
Rev l. McAnn, formerly pastor of tl+. Rr.t,l.
boro Methodist church, who is nov principaI nt
"a institute Tor colorrd people Ia Boydtou Va
~ recent letter a. a friend says. we nav.
heTr the first generation of horn fire.. ,.oinrsi
men am nov pretty well acquainted with the ,,i
nrtp people. They viii mnkr a ral... r....,ii... =.