Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-03-27
Personal.


d. n Curtin is out after being housed two weeks
with the grip.
Carrie Bliss has returned from Montreal. where
she has been attending school Of a convent
Miss Amy Dunklee has flushed her school In
Leyden, Mass.
L. II Barrett now travels on crutches having
sustained painful injury 20 his knee
Harrie q. Pratt Of the wesi village Is the new
clerk at the American House.
Luce Clsbee and Miss Carrie Vinton went 10
Boston yesterday for weeks vacation.
Mrs A. J. Gleason goes 10 Boston today 10 spend
two weeks
George Newton has moved from Guilford Into
the McMenniman house on Flat street
win Smith is home from Colgate university
at Hamilton, n. y.
Col n r. TAYLOR returned to Burlington yes
terday
George Clay has given up his position In Boston
and returned home
Miss Pauline Howard Of West Newton, Mass,
Is visiting at Mrs. Henry Fletcher's
Miss Annie Young. who recently returned from
Scotland. Is visiting her sister, Mrs J. 4 Melen.
Mrs W y OOOmbs left for her new home In
Shelburne Falls yesterday.
Mrs Freeman billiard Of Northheld Farms,
Mass, Is In town for few days
II =. G. Toedt moves 10 the Dunlevy house on
Harris place April list
,. c. Platts recently spent few days at his old
home in Fitzwilliam, n u.
Miss Irene johnson Of Hartford Conn. Is visit
ing at T j. y. CudWOrth's
Il Understood that Col WIN. G. Holbrook "
New York has rented Mrs. VIM. Leonard's house
on Asylum street FOR the summer.
Rev r l.. phalen Is to be the Memorial day
orator at Wilton. n H.. where be- was pastor he
fore coming to Brattleboro.
Miss Carrie Cobb Of this village graduate Of
the High school class OF ~ will take Miss Vests
place In the intermediate grade
David Carey gives up his position ia s A Smith
& Co : shop tomorrow. and goes to Fitchburg,
Mass, to work FOR the Thorn Medicine Company
The friends Of Miss Kate Driscoll gave her
pleasant party "Wednesday evening in honor Of
her 10Th birthday celebration.
Miss Grace Hildreth, who has been attending
school Of stenographS and shorthand at Boston.
is nov at home.
Mollie Chatheld who has b-rn at work in the
Times Office at Bellows Falls for several months,
has returned home
Iiston Ketclum and Clarence Miller are home
from Phillips Exeter academy Tor the Easter va
cation.
Amasa Grout has returned from Cav,ndiSh'
and Is onr- more clerk in Emerson Son
store
l.. II dearborn has been suffering from d boil
on his eye. which threatened o. destroy the sight,
hut he Is now recovering
Mr. and Mrs Isaac F. Cleveland have moved
from GuilfOrl into the house on Canal street,
which they recently bought Of J. II. SimOnds.
Mise Josie Manning. who has been employed At
Col. Hooker's for several years Is 10 20 70 Salem.
Mass 10 work a. a dress maker.
George Ianderfin. late porter at the Warwick
House at Springfield, Mass. has returned to
Brattleboro.
Miss Lulu Greasy gave bowling party wedness-
day morning to an invited company Of her friends
at the alley In Miners building
Mrs Albert Bigsbee has moved from Guilford TO
live with her father L : Holt aud her husband
will join her IN few weeks.
Miss b. NJ Woodland Of New York returns next
week 10 take charge Of the trimming department
Ia Mrs =. 7 Davis's millinery store
Mr. and Mrs Balesti-r landed IA New York
Tuesday on their return from London. and Nj.
Hal4sstpr il Kraft L. tprD for "A
Mr.. ". A Faulkner now the president Of the
Traders National bank Of Boston, WAS In town on
tate
Thos T. Reed of Keena y II was in town on
Monday on his way 10 visit relatives in Jamaica
d l. Herrck has been 70 Athol Mass. this
week on business connected with the Non Secret
Endowment order
W Erickson p l.ndgr-n. Lind. = Ora
uanda, and Charles Peterson all Swei-s have
left within few days to s-k their fortunes 10 the
Wild and wDoY West.
Col Fuller returned from Lakewood lsst Friday
night, and finds himself much iuproyed in health
and more anxious than ever for a right solution
% our railroad yard problem.
Mrs d C. Broun has returned from BROOKLYN
y. \ - WHERE she went 10 attend the funeral OF
her brother. Mr. leighton. uhich took plac, last
week Thursday.
The Clarpmont Advocate Of this week SAYS.
Negotiations ara ia progress by the American
band with view 70 SECURING for director e. l..
Brigham OF BrattlebOru. first viOlmia IN Is-itsing
/ er's orchestra
Blanche Powers the little daughter Of Will
Powers, fell over the bauisier IN Crosby block
Monday She was insensible for several hours
and was thought TO b. seriously ml irrd but she
is now recovering
Mr. Maynard. who was the Brattleboro y NJ
G. gymnasium instructor, has been chosen
I marshal for the commencement exercises by the
medical department Of the University Of Ner-
mont at Burlington
Letter Carrier Lynch has also had his efficient
SERVER recognized as last Monday h. was pr,--
ssutad with "A 4ulld gold scarf n "A ftaIr nf
cum buttons. and d COMPASS watch charm These
gifts were from people on Western avenue aud
the Brook road, whom he serves daily
The interest IN ling AT the alley in the Miner
building Is undated, and some large scores have
been rolled up. A Petite holds the local record
with scorr Of pa, Charles Harris i-.ng SECOND
with 24i
viii 7. Devine goes on Monday 10 Holyoke
Mas, where he has an excellent opening a. agent
l Of the New York Life insurance company He
has an oftic- furnished him 10y the general
/ emily
tieUrgr wilcutt. son Of Henry G Wilt1itt. WAS
kicked Yesterday while driving horse attached
[ to 7 N. Bakers grocery wagon A painful cash
was cut In his i-g, and he will ~ disabled for
/ work FOR some time. Il was a narrow -ScAIS
[ from broken beg
Engineer l. C.. Parkess, who was ~ badly IN
| Jured IN the rar'iad accident IL which Young
/ JensSs met his death al Mortified a. December
/ Is able to walk about with the aid II a cane
/ although he IL very lame
! IL - announced that the London book aud puI,
Z a
member, and with which b 5 Baestirr is con
/ nected will establish publishing house at L-p
/ SIC as rival 10 the famous Tauchnitz house Il
IL understood that the concern already has -xcu-
/ sivr contracts with some - leading writers
j : Cutting, chairman Of the buard Of listers
came - this village yesterday, and qualified with
/ the other members ready FOR the annual work
/ which begins next Wednesday Mr. Cutting Il
/ recovering from his recent INJURY and hopes t.
/ he able 10 perform his usual work
/ Eleven new members have been voted in Fuller
/ BATTERY the az
names have been proposed for the April meeting
/ L. D Loyern. ; Brockway, r : Eusiis and J ]
/ b'Neil the latter a brother OF the Huly0ke hall
/ player, werr the members admitted this month
7 The marriage Of Andrrs VI Kuggr aud Mar,
Fr-ierickson on Wednesday evening al the home
which they to occupy on Frnst strt...t was an
event OF interest To the young Swedish f-spl.
/ about town, who were present t. the number of
| - or o.. The ceremony performed by Rev
] number Of presents
j. Leslie Elmer. at work for Bess.-. B,-s.e 4 Co.
clothiers, New Haven, Conn. was taken u1th
hl-eding at the lungs THURSDAY morning wbiI. AZ
I work IN the store, and tainted Two doctors we're
3 summoned, who told him 10 get away from Sah
/ air as soon AS possible He was able to return on
/ the o;S1 train, accompanied as far a. Springfield
l by one Of the clerks In response 10 a telegram
his father went 70 Northampton 10 meet him
II was complete surpris- to Brattleboro r-la-
tiyes and friends this week who received elegant
invitations to attend the commencement .xerTis.s
| OF the college Of physicians and surgeons In Chi
! cAgo, held IN the Grald opera house on Tuesday
miliar name Of Frank A Thorn, who aiso an
/ peAred As the Vice-p president Of the class MI
Thorn had not made known his intention 10 b,..
] come an M ID. 10 his most intimate Brattleboro
/ friends; who supposed that he was still engaged
4 IN the drug business. All unite, however In con
/ CALCULATIONS and good wishes
I This item, from the Northfeld Mas corr.
/ spondence in the Hiusdale record. refers 10 a
well-known Brattlehoro bow who vas for,ns,i,-
IN business here; y ?. Boyer, who has he-n a
/ resident OF the town for the past wear although
! travelling much Of the time has hs.comr t-r.
mantntlN settled IN Boston. having taken a mart
9aeIshlP OF the irwin Manufacturing COMPANY
! Tor which he has h'en travelling salesman f1r
/ some time, and has also become SECRETARY. aud
/ treasurer OF the firm. Mrs Boyce leaves inns
} Somerville " " "a
! Frank stoddard. who recently went 10 pro,i.
u ~ n T., 70 "ufk III clothing store. Wss one
a. .ns victims ~ runaway accident which was
! that city last week Thursday Stoddard, In som
pAny with his employer, Mr. Higgins had b4er
/ uut 70 lfiNr with horse that had b.fore RIM
! away, This time the horse took fright ~ ~ M.
car and dashed down college hill al a rand raj.
Near the board of trade builuing the hor cnliided
! MIN hne OF hones attached ttisa freight car
/ Inc two men were thrown over The freight a.
hoIses and landed on the pavement Higgins r..
is1e, s','eIT cut over the temple, his hand was
/ oefatea, and he was badly shaken up Stoddard
was bruised but his iniirits ut.r.. rtt 81 -,
as those OF his employer NUS
The High school class of ~ held their m,..t,us,
IN Mlss Lena Thomas last evening A new fss
! 1Hrr was introduced which WAS very intar.sfin,,
! lhs slTis were gwen blocks ~ wood hammar
'1 uaiiS, and getting down on the nOor all droy,,
hAlls Wiha Will. The allotted time II ", u,innt,,s
] uulnk up; lhe result was announced Miss Fn,tna
NY hAd driven ~ and received the fir,t pril. n
/ in ,s',u s saeh hammer Miss Mabel Freeman hav.
! .le very small hammer drove hut eight ami
l,s 5',,l IN horse and cart The boys wer,
u,is1 s."lhs buttons on large pelrs of cloth Ten
SSheh bred Crosby had sewed n and received H..
nIst prize Bert Baiy eWed the smallest num-
and was awarded the boobV ~, n,I,'l l
speeches on woman's rights by ths eirts 'S'al