Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-06-12

PERSONAL,


to No. Spring street.
Lester French arrived home last night
for the summer vacation.
b. d. Harris has sold his valuable span
of horses to out of town parties.
Original pensions have been granted to
Lorenzo Frizzell and Jacob Bishop.
Claude Fisher, the promising young violin
player, is visiting his relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Miller entertained
several guests at their home last evening.
Miss Ruby Blaisdell of Chcopee Falls is
on visit to her aunt, Mrs. |. O. p. Smith.
John Cranston has returned from Wor-
cester, Mass, where he has been at work.
Mrs. A. w. Childs spent Sunday in
Claremont, n. H., with Mrs. G.. A. Briggs.
George Foster of Keene is visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hough-
ton.
Mr. Denning of st. Johnsbury has been
spending week with his son, j. T. Dem
ming.
Judge and Mrs. Royal Tyler have been
visiting in Great harrington, Mass, this
week
Mrs. p. BaTows has returned from New
ton, Mass, and is staying at Mrs. II. Ath-
ertons.
Robert Wilson is home from New York,
where he has good position in large
wholesale store.
viii Mcdonald has returned from Bos-
ton, not having accepted the situation which
he expected to fill.
+. +. Reed and family of Shelburne
Falls, Mass, have been visiting Mrs. Reeds
sister, Miss Lottie wilkins.
J. Z. Coleman expects to leave for Canada
this evening, having received notice of the
failing health of his mother
Walter Fuller and Bert Fuller, the latter
from the West, are expected home soon to
visit their father, George w. Fuller.
Geo. d. Reed and Charles Miller have
been to Bennington this week to make ar
rangements for the local military companies
at the Battle monument dedication.
| DR. and Mrs. f. T. Packard returned to
| their home in East Charlemont, Mass,
after visit with Brattleboro friends.
/ c. l.. Brigham has been away this week,
| playing with orchestras and bands at Shell
| burne Falls, Claremont and other places.
Fred T. Reid came up from Hartford,
| Conn. last Saturday to rebore the cylinder
and refit the piston of Crosby Il Co. s
engine
Mrs. G. NJ. Wiley of Boston is stopping
with her nephew, A. f. Atwood. They
enjoyed the delights of Spofford lake yes
terday.
Charles Henkle and his young son were
/ in Boston last week for consultation with
| DIR. Bradford in regard to treatment of the
boys leg
ID. +. Tasker, after the Odd Fellows
meeting at Montpelier last week. visited
| Lebanon, Concord and other places in New
Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Smonds returned
on Saturday from Methuen, Mass, where
they have been visiting their daughter for
few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood, who have been Wis
iting their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Simonds,
went to Hartford, Conn, Wednesday with
Fred T. Reid.
A letter received from DR.. Lawton an
nounces his safe arrival in Queenstown,
and says that the Atlantic voyage was a
delightful one.
Mr.. b. Thomas of Stockton, Cal, stu
dent in the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology at Boston, is visiting his uncle,
Elhu IL. Thomas.
1t is expected that about 10 members of
next Thursday, to be entertained by the
lodge in that place.
L. W. Hawley was chosen chairman and
II. II. Hackley assistant secretary at the
Baptist state Sunday school convention at
Burlington last week.
Nathan Gould of Keene, formerly of
Brattleboro and well-known here, has been
granted pension of S12 a month, with
back pay from last July,
Mrs NJ. l.. Harris and her son VIII are
expected home from Springfield, Mass,
today for a short visit. They expect to 60
to Kansas about July l.
DR. James Tufts of Monson, Mass, and
John C. Tufts of Sioux Falls, South Da-
kota, were in town this week, on their way
to Newfane and WardsborO.
S. II. G. Estabrook has moved to Brat
tleboro from WardsbOro, taking tenement
at No 6 Spruce street. He is at work upon
Mr.. Ramsdel's house on Prospect hill.
Mrs. NJ. A. Horton, who went to Phila-
delphia last week, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Minnie Horton, for surgi-
cal consultation, is now on her way home.
Kittredge Haskins, David Young, Isaac
Bailey and VIM. VintOn have been in Bur
lington this week TO attend the annual
meeting of the grand chapters of Masonic
bodies.
p. j. Clune has returned from Meriden,
Conn, where he went to work a short time
ago, and is to be employed as night in
spector by the Connecticut River railroad
company.
The Springfield Republican of Sunday
will contain a sketch of the life of Vim.
Miller, the town clerk of DummerstOn, who
has served in that capacity for more than
40 years.
Mrs. Asa S. Field, Miss May Edwards
and Miss Esther Thomas will leave next
Monday for Western trip. Mrs Field is
to visit her daughter in Minneapolis, and
Miss Edwards her parents in Nebraska.
Col. Hasl1ns, John Hackley and Capt
Childs are the local delegates to the 10lst
annual convention of the Episcopal diocese
of Vermont at Rutland next week, and
Others from st. Michaels church will attend
John T. Heating, who pitched for the
Brattleboro ball team in 1889, before Wood
cock came here, is treasurer of the associa'
ton capitalized at $1,000, which has opened
the new sporting park at Northampton.
DR.. Edward French, now of the New
Hampshire state asylum at Concord, has
been granted an eight months vacation
with continuation of salary. DIR. French
is well Remembered as formerly assistant
physician at the Brattleboro asylum.
The Montreal Daily Witness, in speaking
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