Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-05-15
PERSONAL.

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for month.
Willis Barnes of West Randolph is visit
Ing his parents.
Mrs. B. f. Bingham is on visit to
friends in New Jersey.
COL Richards Bradley and family arrived
from Boston last week.
An increase of pension has been granted
to Gilbert ID. Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Adsit of BURLINGTON
were in town this week.
The High school class of '02 meets with
Charlie Cox this evening.
COL Taylor comes home from Montreal
tomorrow for a short stay.
Miss French of Nashua. y. H.. is the
guest of Miss Lulu Cressey.
f. II. Harris has been seriously i'll this
week with heart difficulty.
d. j. Calvin is spending few DAYS at
his old home in Middlebury
Charles Damon of Reading. Mass. is
visiting at f. II. Van Doorn's.
p. J. Clune leaves Monday for New Ha-
ven, Conn, where he is to locate.
Mrs. NJ f. Shattuck is in New York
where she will spend several weeks.
Joseph c. Burpee is expected home from
Georgia soon on visit to his mother.
DR.. and Mrs. Draper are on a visit to
friends in Taunton, Mass, this week.
Miss Helen Dewey of Montpelier is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Martin.
4. W. Childs is in New York this week
Mrs W. II. Childs accompanied him.
Gray Estey is expected home from Bos-
ton this week for the summer vacation.
W. H. Kinson has been to Boston this
week ON account of the illness of his sister
Mrs c. Barrett of Lawrence, Mass. has
been visiting her mother, Mrs Wheelock
Mrs. G.. w. Parsons of Orange. Mass.
/, visiting at NJ. j. DOwleys in Esteyville
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Steams and daugh-
ter of Brooklyn, y. y, are visiting in town.
f. =. Carpenter has returned to Chat
tanooga, Tenn, to attend to business af-
fairs.
:. J. Hail has moved from Keene, y. H..
to "A Birge street. He works at the Estey
shops
Ross White has so far recovered from his
severe illness that he is able to be at his
office.
\. = Hubbard has been at Pownal in
Bennington county, this week, as account
ant for Mr. Fletcher, the Chesterfield wool
buyer.
c. W. Horton inflicted a painful wound
in his knee with sickle, while at work yes
tcrday.
win p. Deyine, now an insurance agent
at Holyoke, Mass, has been at home for a
few days.
The other members of the Shea family
are expected to join Judge Shea and Miss
Emma Shea today.
Patrick Sears arrived in town Tuesday,
having driven from Boston with Col. Rich
ards Bradley's horses.
Mrs f. IL. Smith leaves tomorrow for
Danylle, this state. where she is TO care
for an aunt who is i'll.
The marriage of Mr.. Daniel Martin and
Miss Nellie Hession has been announced to
take place on June IL.
Miss Grace Tones, who has been visiting
at \. b. Halls, returned to her home in
Brooklyn, y. y, Thursday.
Clarence bearing returned Monday
from Bethel and vicinity, where he had
been visiting for several days.
Miss Edna Hall went to New York Mon
day to arrange for the purchase of span
of horses. returning on Wednesday,
a. II. Coombs has moved from 81 Frost
street to Union block on Main street. Mar
vim Hall from ia Elliot to Is Green street.
p. NJ. Baker and Miss Nellie Fenton are
to sing at the Catholic fair at Bellows Falls
next week, and several from here will at
tend.
Mrs. Eliza Stearns, who has spent the
winter at Lake Village, n. H., returned
yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. Henry
Tucker
Rev. $. NJ. Crothers of st. Paul is ex-
pected to arrive in Brattleboro next Thurs
day on his way to attend the May meetings
in Boston.
Mrs. G. L. Clary and her mother, Mrs.
j. c. Cutting, went Wednesday to Boston
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Aldrich, a
near relative.
Miss Gates, formerly stenOgrapher with
the Carpenter Organ company, who now
holds a good position i'll Waterbury, Conn,
is visiting in town.
Invitations are out for the wedding next
Tuesday afternoon of William b. Vint0n
and Miss Lille ID. Brown, daughter of
Samuel d. Brown.
c. l.. Brigham, who has been instr ctOr
for the West village and ClaremOnt ands
for some time, now performs like service
Tor the IuJney Danu.
Mrs. J. j. Estey and Guy went last week
to Greenwich, n. Y. Since they have been
there Guy has been unfortunate enough to
fall down stairs, spraining his ankle and
hurting his lame knee
Fred II. Davis, upon whom an operation
was recently performed by DIR. Hamilton
of Springfield, is very low, his condition
being considered critical
Messrs. Pettingill and HartshOrn, the
proprietors of The Household, spent last
Friday night in BrattlebOro, returning to
Boston Saturday afternoon.
Will Thomas and Charles Sumner made
the trip from Turner's Falls, Mass, on
their bicycles, and spent Sunday with Mrs
F. l.. Childs on Clark street.
NJ. W. Stickney takes the lead on brook
trout, having caught one in Green River
this week 10 IA inches long, weighing a
pound and six ounces. Next!
c. p Shumway has moved here from
Belchertown, Mass, and taken tenement
at 2S Birge street. He is employed in F.
d. Williams's carriage factory.
Mrs. Manner Smith, who has been living
with her son on Spruce street for some
time, has gone to Easthampton, Mass
where she will spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. SimOnds left Thurs
day for Methuen, Mass, where they will
xtraalyc with fhaip Ha IUb