Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-05-08
PERSONAL.

Fred Hopkinson is planning to build a
house in Esteyville.
A. n. Howe is to make his home with
George W. Brown.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Phelps of Boston have
been in town this week
Miss Lizzie Bond is the teacher of the
village school in Guilford.
Julius Mason is home from Dartmouth
college for short vacation.
Miss Nellie Bowler returned to her stud
les in Boston last Saturday.
Arthur Harding of st. Adams is now
cutter at the overall factory
II. $. Cheney, the manager of the Estpy
Boston house, is in town today.
Mrs. James Walker of Rutland has been
visiting at p. S. Eames's this week
A. O. Gates, formerly of the City aun-
dry, is now fireman for Ross White
Mrs. Edna Archer has come from Bethel
to Brattleboro to spend the summer.
W. l.. Warren has left the Estey shops
and is at work at the Crosby storehouse.
j. II. Sargent was in the village last
week for the first time since last December
George S. Bond and wife of Springfield
have visited at David Abbott's this week
John G. Baker went to New York Sat
urday to look for horses for Miss Edna
Hall.
Mrs. Cornelia Clark of Cohoes, y. Y,
is staying with her sister, Mrs Joel Will
lard.
Lawrence Heaphy has returned from the
college of physicians and surgeons in New
York.
Miss Cornell of Nova Scotia. sister of
Walter G.. Cornell, has been visiting i'm
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meade of Peterboro. NH,
have been at II. B. Chamberain's this
week.
Mr.. ami Mrs. W. F. Bradshaw of West
Gardner. Mass, are visiting at w. T.. Bard
wells.
Frank johnson has moved back from
Dover and is now Waterman at the Es-
tey shops
Mrs. Ullery accompanied her husband to
Boston on Monday. They will live in
Somerville.
Mrs. Frank Nee lure was called to Keene,
\. H., Wednesday by the serious illness of
her sister.
Miss Edith Stoltc has gone to Easthamp-
ton, Mass, where she is to work in but
ton factory
p s Eames has moved from the Brat
tleboro creamery building into his house
on Harris place.
Mrs G. II. Jefts has been seriously i'll
from second attack of the grip. but is
now improving.
JudsOn Stafford came from Childs's bust
ness college at Springfield. Mass. last week.
ill with the grip
Ara1 Hunt has new covered cart,
handsomely painted and lettered. for use
on his milk route.
c. ii. Converse was called to the north
part of the state yesterday to attend the
funeral of relative.
Mrs. f. r. HOush of the Household
came to Brattleboro on Tuesday and will
remain for the present.
Fred Bcmis of Meriden Conn. was in
town briefly this week on his way to AMI
from Newport, this state.
ID. y. Curtin went to Boston Tuesday to
be treated for an eye difficulty by DR. VIII
liams, the noted specialist.
VIM. II. Taft went Tuesday to spend
two weeks vacation at his old home i'm
Taftsville, Windsor county.
Mrs. George Bruce has recovered sutfi-
ciently from her severe illness to return to
her home in Springfield, Mass.
Col. Dmton, who arrived on Monday
with his family, reports the winter in Flor
ida pleasant and prosperous one.
Capt. G. p. Hall and family left this
week for their new home i'm Winchendon,
Mass, first making a visit among their
Hinsdale friends.
Miss Alice Neet has been spending
week in Springfield, Mass. Miss Georgi-
anna Cook took her place in the Baptist
choir last Sunday,
George Howard has moved from "a to
% Birge street; George Chayer from 4 Hud-
son to % Birge; Mrs. ID. q. Marvin from
8 South Main to Flat.
Alfred Webster and Miss Minnie Brazer
who were married Wednesday by Rev. f.
W. Sprague, are to make their home with
her parents on Birge street.
f. j. Leach has given up his position at
the Ross White paper mill. He is unde-
cided as to where he will locate, but will
probably go to Bellows Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Cleveland have re-
turned to BrattlebOrO from Fitchburg.
Mass, Mr.. Cleveland once more having a
chair in Coleman & Smiths barber shop.
Frank A, Dewitt, the assistant treasur-
er of the Newfane savings bank, who has
spent the winter at Jacksonville. Fla. is
expected to arrive in Brattleboro to-mor-
row.
The Hedgrow debating society of Miss
Sawyer's school have received through
Randall & Clapp handsome pins in the
form of a crescent, bearing the initials of
the society.
Dr. Holton is in attendance this week on
the annual meeting of the American med
zeal association at Washington, Mrs. Hol-
ton accompanying him. They will return
tomorrow
Coland Mrs. Estey and Master Guy have
been in New York this week. Col. Estey
returned last night, and Mrs. Estey and
Guy will go tomorrow to Greenwich, NY,
for few days.
Mrs. p. Starr has returned from Brook
line, Mass, where she has been for two or
three months past, and her daughter, Mrs.
D. II. Clements of Brooklyn, n Y, is
now with her.
On account of the i'll health of Mrs. Par
ry, Rev. f. S. Parry did not attend the ma
tiOnal education meeting at Birmingham,
Ala, to which he had been appointed the
delegate from Vermont.
Mrs. f. p. Carpenter and daughters re-
turned from Chattanooga on Tuesday. Mr..
Carpenter who came with them to Spring
field, and went to Boston on a business
trip, is expected tomorrow.