Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-11-06

Ross White went with his family to New
York last Saturday. The family will re-
main in the city for the winter, but Mr.
White has returned to Brattleboro.
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. j. j. Estey
were called to New York this week by the
serious condition of DIR. Harry Anderson,
whose Illness was announced last week.
The Misses Devens attended the Frye
Colony wedding at Keene, N. H., on
Thursday evening of last week, and have
now gone to LenoX, Mass, to visit their
aunt.
l.. E. Holden of Wardsboro, Mr.. Martins
partner in the business at the Frost street
mill, has come to Bratteboro to live, and
has rooms in Mr.. Ilaskell's house on Elm
street.
Mrs. A. f. Carpenter and family went
to Boston Wednesday, where Mr.. Carpcn-
ter has been for some time. Mrs. f. b.
Carpenter has gone to Mendoza, ILL.,, to
live with a daughter
Benjamin Harmon was visited on We'd
nesday evening, his 18th birthday anniver-
sary, by party of his young friends, who
spent the evening in delightful way, with
refreshments, games, etc.
The marriage of Frank Davis of West
Chesterfield, a former High school boy
who is well-known in town, to Miss Anna
b. Davenport of that town, is announced
to take place next week.
Mrs. Thomas Malloy n6e Hoyt, formerly
of Wilmington and Brattleboro, has moved
from Georgetown, Fla, to Leroy the same
state, and now occupies a homestead she
bought before going South.
Miss Emma Dutton and Miss Jennie
Slate have gone to Lansingburg, y, Y, for
visit. Miss Slate will return home in
about two weeks and Miss Button will 90
to New York to spend the winter
jeremiah Sexton and Geo. Underwood,
who work at the Carpenter shops, went to
| Worcester, Mass, on Tuesday to help roll
up the plurality for RUSSELL as they have
not given up their residence in that city.
The Rutland Herald quotes Adjutant
James A. Lilis as saying that the entire
state militia will probably attend the
worlds fair, and that the money for the
trip will be raised by private subscriptions.
The friends of Miss Nellie Wright were
surprised to learn in local contemporary
that she was a student in the Moody SEM
mary at Northiield Mass. She has been
a teacher in that institution for some time
| Brattleboro friends of Rev. and Mrs
| Smithers will be glad to know that the
| Methodist society at Barre has built new
/ parsonage, which was occupied for the first
| time this week. The parlor was furnished
/ by the Epworth league.
William Clegg has moved from Organ
to the rear of - Birge street &. f. futile
from Centreville to jS Elliot street: VIM.
Mather from ~ Frost to Elm street; L..
| b. Ried from Church street to the farm
which John Reid recently bought at North
Hinsdale; Mrs. Harriet Taft from lO4
Elliot to - Brge street
L. J. Doolin, who has had considerable
experience in telephone work, as night
operator in the local exchange and as an
assistant to Mr.. Clay in the general work
on the lines. has good position as manager
and inspector of the exchange at South
birmingham, Mass, and will also have
charge of two smaller exchanges in near
by towns.
Col. Dunton received news last Saturday
of the burning OF the hotel at Clearwater
Harbor, Fla, of which he has been the
manager for several winters He sustains
little loss, as his goods had been brought to
Chesterfield, and the hotel was owned by
stockholders. NJ. G.. Taylor had expected
to act as clerk for Col Dmton in the hotel
the coming winter