Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-04-03
PERSONAL

/ this week s iinpruving rapidly
MIR aud Mrs d. " Miller ar with their son
Fred Miller, IN Halifax. during the sugar uasou
Miss Rarah Oriswuid IN on "a visit t. her obj
home In Randolph
] Henry " simonds ~ ~ take a tenement iu g.
/ Thomas house on Thomas street
Mrs S o. Miner entertained panty OF las,
/ friends Monday evening.
VIII Harris OF ChildsN business college at
/ Springfield Mass, is at home for a brief stay
win Morrison IL visiting At Frank Fields 600
/ Western avenue.
| Onicrr Mcclure Is again on his beat after
/ three weeks illness
] Mr. and Mrs Geo = Roberts returned 'tesla,
! from n visit ~ Fitchburg Mass
Geo Bliss proprietor " the Bliss house, ha,
/ been in Boston this week
! The Sweies who recently left town arr To- lucai,
/ IN Duluth. Mimi
l.. G. Beau has given up his place In the Estey
| shops. and has gone % Springfield, Mass. pros
/ pecting
! " Woodcock the ball player was in town
/ Yesterday for consultation in regard to the uiu+
| which shall represent Brattebpru this summer
! Dr.J Allen a recent graduate Of Bellevue
/ college iu New York. visited in town this week
] going from here 10 bis home at st. Johnsbury
Miss Minnie Brasor is 90 with grip, and Mis.
Lulu Elmer takes her place a. teacher q" the Nanai
/ street primary school
! a. Il Noblr Of Enumeration return. Co b.
Goodals farm and will have charge Of O. the
| coming year.
Arthur " Chiids and GERRY Mes.s.r arr nov
/ located ~ the CLARK house at The corner OF pat
| and High streets
Cliari4. Harris has thi. week surpassed all
! former previous records az the bowling alley
/ making 4cOr- Of ~
] % IS Sargent went o. NurW ich. Conn. ou
/ Monday Co buy O new planrr AMI other machinery
/ a. meet the demands of his growing business
| 81 Hawley is making good recovery from
his s-vefe Illness coming 90 Ibis store Tor the iri
/ tim. Tuesday
Mr. Markham Of k,--ne MN ct A j Markham.
! was 10 town over SUNDAY. accompanied 10y ho
] bridr
G. L. Brigham will b. direct,r at the concert
soon ~ is. given b., tii- American hand ni CLAIR
| mont. n u
.luds,n stafford who ha. been home FROM
] Chill- bu.Iue-. ruiirgr 90 Springfield. Mas.
/ for q short vacation. 100 return to-day
/ = ~ Kirkland. travelling SALESMAN f1r The
/ Page hrltiug company. l- 90 home housed WIFI
/ grip.
frank l.arrp.,. formerly with Co-m go, auI
Recently of futn",. has OPENED % hari"r shop AT
. the Bliss hou~t
Taaidermist Clary has just placed a very finn.
| zt#-t.iuru of the Aheldrakr 900 the museum h-
I was shot and contributed hy Mr. " 81 Cabot
/ SATURDAY evening Mr. T.. o Holden entertained
/ the Progressive club. This time the game was
/ progressive clubs
/ b. Wai-- was presented with handsome pict
/ urn last saturday b., the members OF ms ju'enir
/ dancing class.
/ The Springfield Republican announces THE m.
gagement nj Leslie Scott. teller in the Vermont
/ national bank, aud Miss Ada NJ. daughter OF
/ " Richardson
Mis-. Hatti, Webster went Tuesday o. JOIN Mr.,
I Dr Webster co. New prk. and bath viii probably
] return within wrrk
/ Christie Crnwril is home from NJ. Hrrtnuu fHr
| thu spring variation. accompanied by two OF Li-
] mates.
p sampson moves from Il o. CooHdg,.,
/ huus- uu South Main street O." ~ Lord hours 90
/ fsi@yvt-
Letter Carrier Barber was remembered th-
| week hv thu people uu ms route. who presented
I him with a handsome EASY chair and fpot rest
The Woman Relief corps were invited Co Mr..
] Iftuffs uU frfHf -frfzef last SATURDAY
1 evening TWenty--ighi uf them responded ami
had a warm sugar Eat
I MIR A j Hiner who has spent the winter
I Kansas, 90 Chicago, and last SUNDAY
/ attended services at the church of which Rev NJ
10 Harris Is pastor
Charles Richardson who mas suffered from d
. long and severe illness, hA~ nov made sufficient
recovery To- H. out
Miss 81 Palmer a form-r -llkuuuu teach
. 81 90 the public srhouls. who now has a g,sod p,-
tion al New Igutou. Conn. i~ al Mn u Athrf-
/ toms
Rev, O. 90 la, Wa. called g. Saranac lake Tues
day by the n-, that Miss Hull his sister law.
/ who was 800 attendance upon Nh. bay, was ill
Il- Will probably b. gone 10 days
spencer knight has t---u Boo Philadelphia tins
week tu bring home ms brother, is"0rrt hulshtg
who has t--u therr f"r some time Tor medical
treatment
Mrs J. o. bradley returned tu Boston with her
son Col Richards bradley. and will REMAIN th-rt
for few weeks. until his family come 60 brattlr'
! bprO for the summer
Charles Barrett gives up his place Al =. \.
] smith q 60. luHfnfh TINS week ann next week
viii 20 To- Springfield. Mass Co work Ia a photo
graph studio
Mn NJ l. Gun OF Greruwich. y y. is with
her sister Mr. j. y Estey and hois-s to find IN
Bratt-boru a huus- for sale Or tn rent which suits
her convenience rt.sid-ncr.
Hon /. a. Grrt-rr Of Woodstock state Inspect
nr VI finance. spent "Wednesday night ~ Brattl--
uOru accompanying has wife and daughter home
from BROOKLYN.
Mr. 3 " Brooks and her daughter, Miss Al
i,,. have returned to this country from Honolulu.
An az az faIfDTUH
20 early ia the Season 70 Alaska TO spend the
summer
Mrs Manley Is expected here about the middle
Of April 10 open the Chase house on North MAN
street. aud the chase family Will arrive about th-
nrst Of May for the summer
Charles Pierre the editor 81 the Bennng
ton Banner WIN has just b-en appointed post
master at that place. Is a brattebnru boy, the
I'm of the lat, James p,-rct Mr. Plerc- learned
the printers trade in Tue Phoenix otiicr years
ago under Charir- Cummings
C. p. Tones elder son Of MIR. A e Hall is
nov the manager ~ the New York Preserving
company Of Buffalo, having Just been called
there b., his employer. wealthy Chicago capt.
aist, 20 take charge OF the b'sn--ss-
Judge shea aud Miss Alice Shea came Ia Brat
tl,-boru on Tuesday for a few days stay to TAX
the r-neh of the Brattlrburn air Tor Judge Shea
health. which IS impaired from a recent attack "
the grip.
Conductor Mahuu,., vino took the place Of Mr.
Cody on the New London Northern road has
signed and returned Ia the South where h- has
similar place ON the Fast Ienn-S-'-e and Georgia
road
A. Petite. who has i---n VA the road in Wind
nam Windsor ami RuiiaLd counties during the
winter selling optical goods, went to New ork
TINS week q" S'-l'-rt hIS supplies Tor the spring
and summer tradr
Prof G,,i e. Glow of smith college. sui uf Rev
ti-p B Gov former pastor uf the baptist church
will have charge of the musir at the fifth SESSION
Of the Connecticut Valley assembly. Chautauqua
and sunday school, al Laurel raTk, Mas. july
~l5 A large plumber OF notable speakers have
t---u Engaged for the session.
K n. Cheney Of the tirm OF Cheney. Shurtlrf
a Cheney Of Manchester. y H.. the new general
agents for Vermont of the Mutual Life Insurance
company. was iu town briefly last Friday o. TAX
hook at the local agency of The company.
co.'s Estey aud Fuller were in New York Tu-~
day to attend "A meeting OF the Iianoforte manu-.
tactur-rs Yesterday Col. Estey attended "A meet
ing IA bennington of thu SOLDIERS Home trustees
tu take further ai son regard Ia the erection uf
a hospital IN connection with the hOm-.
MIR George Rugg. formerly sub master Of the
/ BrattrhOru High school. who came 10 Brattl,
buru last Saturday in acceptance Of an invitation
% read paper before the Professional club r,-
c,'iy-,i a very cordial welcome from friends ana
FORMER pupils show ing the sincere eSterm IA hicn
hr T. held by our people He remained until y,-~.
trr,iay whru hr went To- Mortified Ia visit his
grandmother isugg who. although nearly non
ogrnariAn Is still able to vanquish her grand
children al a lnk- or in All argument.
Friends of Hon and Mrs. B. y. Harris have r..
tt'lvrd tins week a very agreeable reminder from
them IN the shape OF specimens of the ia
nous Riverside navel oranges. the finest frut
grown In California, and unsurpassed hy am iu
the world. The specimens sent here
markahN large and fair, many of them mraSur.
ing foot in circumference each way. aud tn
ping the scale al a pound. Mt and Mrs Harris
arr now la san Francisco. and will make then
way east IN due time, arriving home early iu
NAV
Alfred Thompson. sou Of II a. Thompson. wa,
! given a surprise party last Friday evening b.,
twenty OF his young friends who marched 10
, without ceremony To remind Master THOMPSON
that they had NOT forgotten the occasion was his
, 18Th birthday. leior- hr had lime Ia recover from
ms surprise he was presented with a handsome
scarf pin. Progressive tiddlrdYwiuks was plaNrd
aud the first prl1-s were won by Sarah Uobn and
frankie Parry, and the boobies by Flora Ellls aud
Harry Smlth. After refreshments had been served
various games we're INDUCED Ia until u O'Clock
b The New FORK and B0stun Heralds published
3 in lasi SUNDAY papers an article ON hat VIII
ID I h. the future novel; This article WAS An e.,
- . the duv MARI T. wilkins SAID Il imagine the
great Novel 81 the future viii he at once ruuIar.
10 ne aud realistic; that In h romance and r-allsii
10 VIII hr combined more equally than they ha,r
De- ever hr-n l Hnasiue this, as ] SAY but have
never considered the matter. aud feel ucumtt-tr
H. 10 give even this small rrspons-'
- Conductor George Spanord and Engineer John
. Flood OF the new Boston train. sls-W here suokri
OF, nave tracrd an interesting coincidence la then
. careers as railroad men. Both began in the raj.
ruad service Just 10 years ago April .. After do
ing station work tor a year. Flood al Brattlehoui
aud Spaiford at Nurthhrld Spafford went ON ia,
road as brakeman aud Flood as fireman ON Tho
engine ol which he as the engineer Both
have remained constantly IA the railroad service.
and are now running On the tram a. ru
ginrer and conductor
Miss Elizabeth 7. Colburn. The Pha.uix star
Be correspondent IA Chicago, who has been ~ tho.
IS training school ia that city for a year AID a hall
d past, mas recently received appointment as as
y sistant superintendent aud matrnn of the HON,
n i9i Tue irehdlesa one OF Chicago Older charltu