Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-05-01

pany at FltchburB. Mass. mas oeeh az Iloile
briefly.
Miss Mary Cobleigh Of West Chesterfield
is at work as a clerk in the store OF Y. |.
Hawley.
Mrs. Wallace Newcomb went "Wednesday
to Fitchburg. Mass. where her husband is
employed.
Albert d. Jacobs Ia, gone to Southing-
ton. Conn. where he has a position on
stock farm.
Miss Myrtle Eason has been engaged to
teach the school i'm the Hinesburg district
at Gulfurj.
James Lillis has returned from New
York and is at work at The PhrniN job
printing office.
Mrs. Frank French of Fargo. Y. OAK.
is visiting her mOther-in-law. Mrs. French
OF Centreville.
Fred Gale has been to Barre this week
looking over some property with the inten-
ton of buying.
J. Wilder Smith has moved back from
West Chesterfield AMI taken a tenement at
II Cedar street.
Peter Larson. "A former rmploye in the
Estey an Carpenter organ works. ha, been
in town this week.
Mrs. W. +. Goddard Ia, gone to Barre.
Mass. to care for Mr. Godlari's mother.
who j. seriously i'll.
Chief Merrill of Boston hal an inspec-
ton OF the postal clerks who run through
Brattleboro yesterday.
{. ). Boyien has gone to New York.
where he is TO enter the employ of the
Howe Scale company
d. Y. Tolles is moving into the house on
Washington street. which he recently
bought of Jerome Corbeit
Mrs. Hervey Harris has calla. the leaf
of which measures 10 - by l. inches. and
the blossom - by inches.
Z. Horton is to give up his work at the
Estey shops and will enter the overall fac
tory to learn the CUTTER trade.
Local militiamen have received invita-
tons to the City Guard annual ball at
Springfield. Mass. this evening.
Mrs. Jennie VI. Cheney. who has spent
the winter at the Boylton institute in Nir-
ginia. is expected home this week.
+. Il. Dickinson and family. who are to
occupy the Dalton house on Asylum street
for the summer. arrived yesterday.
&. f. Boyd. agent. has sold Perkins
wind mill to DIR. Woodbury.. who will put it
i'm operation at his Elliot street place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Boyden of East
hampton. Mass, spent Sunday with Mr..
BOyden's mother, Mrs. G.. II. Ryder
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. VI. Acker of Hornells-
vile, y. Y, spent Sunday with Judge
r. W. Clarke, the father of Mrs. Acker.
Mrs. W. IL. Bolander and family of New
York have arrived for the season at their
WaG lnh ~ tl,., NIL
Frank II. Foster of the National bank at
Lebanon. y. H.. visited his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hougton. last week.
Miss Gertrude Cowirey gave an enioya-
BILE card party Monday evening in honor of
her guest, Miss Kemhell of Springfield
Mass.
Nelson Gonyea and family have moved
to Clinton Mass, where three of the chill
dren of the family recently went to work in
the mills.
Mrs. f. ii. Smith returned from Amherst.
Mass. Tuesday. where she was called last
week by the illness of her sister. Mrs. Geo
Chamberlain.
Hon. and Mrs. b. ID. Harris have writ
ten that they intend to arrive in Brattle-
boro tomorrow on their return from their
California trip.
An operation was performed this morn
ing upon Gus Turner, who has been seri-
ously i'll for several weeks. by DR.. Hamil-
ton of Springfield. Mass.
Charles W. Richardson is still i'm Boston
at the Massachusetts general hospital
The physicians have not decided whether
an operation will he necessary
f. O. Bennett who has been at work for
several weeks in the store OF Puffer Il Co..
has moved his family back from Towns
bend to No. : Pleasant street.
Mrs. f.. l.. Cook received telegram ON
Monday announcing the sudden death of
her mother i'm Surry, y. H.. and her family
left Thursday to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Dewitt returned from Elyria. Ohio.
with her sons, who went there to attend
the funeral OF their grandfather. whose
death was announced in The Phoenix last
week.
The Wheel club will probably send
large delegation to the minstrel entertain
ment' to he given at Bellows Falls by the
cycle club of that place next Thursday
evening,
Mrs. +. p. Carpenter and family are ex-
pected home in few days from Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn, where they have spent the winter
ana VIII occupy their Asylum street resi-
dence during the summer
Sergeant G.. II. Field, of Co. l.. Green
field. Mass, well-known to Brattleboro
young people, and frequent attendant
upon social events here, has been promoted
to lieutenancy in that company
L. W. Fox and George Fox went to
Swanzey, \. H., Wednesday to attend the
funeral of the formers brotbar Sal,uo,, II
Fox, who has for 20 years been postmaster
and leading merchant i'm that place.
Fred Davis. who lives in Market block.
has been seriously i'll for some time. and
last Saturday he was visited by DIR. Hamil-
ton of Springfield, Mass. who performed
surgical operation. Mr.. Davis is now
improving.
Rev. {, O. Day left for Samnac lake ON
Monday, to accompany Mrs. Day to sharon.
Conn, where she is to spend the month of
May, Mr.. Day is expected to return to-
morrow, and to occupy his pulpit as usual
ON sunday.