Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-07-03
ONT PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO FRIDAY, JULY B. 1891

| Mrs. G.. II. Fisher, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Allen. will spend some
time with another daughter, Mrs. Durrell,
at AttlebOro, Mass.
Sergeant Platts of the Battery goes Mon
day to Newport to visit the Cushing Bat
terry and gain practical information in re-
gard to new tactics.
Miss Fits and the pupils of her kinder
garten picnicked at the Cascade yesterday.
and afterwarl took tea at Mrs. Robert Bak-
er's on Pearl street.
Frank Kimball and family returnc yes
terday from Boston, where they have been
for nearly -four months. Mr.. Kimball is
greatly improved in health
Ward Estey has returnc from Owosso,
Mich, where he left his father, l. b. Estey,
seriously i'll, and Il late report says Mr. Es-
| tey is not expected to recover.
Miss Hattie Dicllcrman. who holds a re
| sponsible position in the Massachusetts
secretary of states Office is on a mont his
! visit to her sister. Mrs. Connors
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Brigham went
! yesterday to Clarem0nt. where Mr.. Brig
ham is to play in the band. and on Satur-
day he goes to Newport to assist a band
| there.
The delegates from the Centre church to
the Christian Enleavor convention at Min
neapolis next week are Misses Helen Flctch-
err and Emma Gregg AMI Charles II.
Thompson
The Philharmonic orchestra play at
Jacksonville today and furnish music to-
morrow afternoon and evening at Good
richs at Spottord lake, with IA sacred con-
cert on Sunday.
Mrs. Van Klceck of Denver. COLI ar
rived last Saturday to spend the summer
with her parents. Col AMI Mrs Goo lhue.
Mr.. Van klceck VIII spenl some time here
later in the season.
Miss Addic Reed. daughter of j. VI.
| Reed who 10 years ago went to Africa to
| teach in mission schools. AMI later con
nccted with the Salvation Army. is in Lon
don on her way home
| William Bond pleasantly entertained the
members of the Congregational choir at
! his home Tuesday evening. Musical and
more substantial entertainment were fur
nishei and an enjoyable evening spent.
Reports this week from J. l.. Ray state
that his mental milton is considerably
! improved. He show, much interest in
Bratteboro affairs am his former business
here. and is anNiou, to leave the asylum.
George Roberts has severed his connec-
ton with II. W. Simon Is II CO.. grocery
store. and is succeeded by \. :. Goodc
nough. Mr. Roberts, with NJ w. Stickncy
and family, is at his old home in Jackson
| Vile
X. f. Rollins and wife start today for
| Springfield. Mass. going thence TO Bridge
port. Conn. and New York. Mr.. Rollins
joins Iliggins's orchestra at EaSton, Pa,
and his wife Spenls the summer at Johns
town. Pa.
Frank r. Shearer. formerly of Bratte-
boro. has become a member of Schrcmeers
Fourth Regiment band al Detroit. Mich.
playing baritone horn in the band and sec
ond violin in the orchestra. and has also
joined the musicians union.
G. II. Rohb. who has just closed term
at the Centrrville school. was very success
full in his conduct of the school and gave
so good satisfa ton that there is a demand
for his return for another term. The clos
ing exercises We're of much interest.
:. II. Sherman and {. F. Il. JENNIE went
Saturday to Portsmouth. y. H.. to attend
the gathering of the New England agents
of the Granite State insurance company.
About $50 agents were present and an elc-
giant banquet was given for their entertain
ment
4 letter this week from Rev. {. O. Day,
dated Wawbeek Lodge Adirondlcks,
brings this pleasant news from Mrs. Day,
which will be gladly received by many
friends "You will be glad To know that
Mrs. Day looks and feels better, and is
really showing signs of gain.
Col. and Mrs. Estey and Gray Estey ac-
companied the European yoyagers to New
York on Monday, while Master Guy drove
across the country to his aunt'S in Green
wich, accompanied by George Barrett and
his nurse, Miss Hattie Stearns. His moth
er comes from New York to Greenwich to
Join him before his return.