Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-06-05
PERSONAL.

Albert Colburn, the music teacher. is i'm
town.
j. e. Jacobs has filed a petition in insol-
vency.
Congressman Grout was in town briefly
on Monday.
win Collins returne to Trinity college
on Monday.
W. II. Fletcher has recently bought three
horses in Boston.
Mrs. f. E. Beeman has returned from a
visit to Providence, Il. l.
Two new members were voted into the
Estey Guard last evening.
Two bicyclists from Hartford came here
on their wheels Saturday
Fred Bemis, the eNpressman of Boston,
has been in town this week.
Rev. f. w. Sprague has been in Boston
and Lowell, Mass, this week.
Fred Weld and family 20 to Cornish
Centre, \. H., for "A few days
Mrs. Joseph Wilder went Tuesday to Sar-
atoga for stay of several weeks.
Charles Miner has moved into his new
house on Terrace street this week.
Mrs. Breed OF Williamstown, Mass, has
been visiting Mrs. f. A. Woodbury..
{. b. Dickinson has been spending the
week in several Massachusetts towns.
Mrs. c. f. Barber goes to Turner's Falls,
Mass, today for visit of several days.
j. Gray Estey has been in Boston this
week to attend the exercises of his class.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller have moved
into the Ii. j. JOY house on Green street.
Miss Kate Seleck is home from the art
al for l,a
w. w. Newcomb, now of Fitchburg.
Mass, spent Sunday in town with his
family.
f. }. Holman has suffered serious at
tack of grip the past week, but is now i'm
proving.
Mrs. NJ. f. Shattuck returned Tuesday
from New York, where she has spent sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. Decrow of the Gamewel electric fire
alarm company of Boston, has been in town
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Haywood are in Sar-
atoga this week, attending the missionary
meetings
DIR. VIM. b. Clark of Johns Hopkins
university is i'll town to spend sunday with
his parents.
Miss Elizabeth Madden of Lansingburg,
| \. y, is the guest OF Mrs. a. l.. benson
! of Centrevllle
Mrs. IL. l.. Bancroft returned last Sat
urday after winter spent in caring for her
niece at Quechee.
Assistant Inspector Geo. E. Selleck paid
an official visit to c. b. Lawton post, viii
mington, on Monday.
W. II. Taft returned Saturday from
| no hoe
spending his vacation.
DIR. Walkers house on Asylum street is
being put in readiness for the family, who
are expected this week.
Carroll Parker, for year or more past
| in an insurance Office at F1tchburg, Mass.
| has been at home briefly.
Mrs. +. T. Housh is at Barton this week
attending the annual convention OF the Or
leans county w. c. I. L.
Frank Larrow has gone to Hinsdale to
work and William MetUey succeeds him as
barber at the Bliss House.
Miss NJ. EldS, who has been visiting
Mrs. j. A. Bardwell on Grove street, ha,
returned to Newport, n. IL.
Miss Minnie Streeter has returned from
| Winchcndon, Mass, where she has beer
working through the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. Holloway and child anC
Miss Mary Howe are expected to arriy,
from indianapolis tomorrow.
Mrs. Capt. Childs's mother and sister
Mrs. Fullerton and Mrs III. G.. Wiley d
Chester are here for a few days visit.
Mrs. Hobbs OF Concord, n. H., has brief
ly visited her sister, Mrs. Harriet Dearborn
She was accompanied by her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Taylor are eXpecte,
to arrive from Washington tomorrow t,
spend the summer in BraJtleborO and Graf
ton.
Charles Horton left this morning for
drive to Beverly, Mass, with a horse which
Miss Dalton recently sold to man in tina
place.
W. ii. Simonds, for several years pay
master for the Nlnona paper company a
Holvoke, Mass, has moved his family L
this place.
Several Brattleboro boys, including 10
seph Perry, Thomas Manning and Ihoma
Llllis are at work upon buildings at North
field, Mass.
Miss Eliza Pratt of Boston was in tow
Wednesday, having been called to keent
n. H., to attend the funeral of Mr.:
Martha Fletcher
Commander y. ~. brown mas Deen SUN
moned before the naval medical board a
Washington with the probability OF his IT
tirement from active service.
p. Shean or White River Junction sue
ceeds ID. p. Prescott as rOadmaster OF tn
Brattleboro IL Whitehall railroad. lie Wi
move his family to Brattleboro.
, John Clune has moved from Elm stree
to the Vernon road; VIM. Bennett from tn
, Brook road to n Birge street; o. IL. Coo
idge from Grove to 70 Canal street.
Fred Colburn of Springfield, Mass
spent Memorial day amt Sunday in tow
, He now has good position as bookkeepe
, for the Springfield printing company.
, Manager Jefts of the Brooks House IT
turned Monday from two weeks stay i
, Saratoga Springs. Mrs. efts remain
! with her friends there for the present.
e Mrs. |. o. p. Smith, Miss Nettie Chene.
5 j. L. Hall, L. ii. Van Doom and ,, "
' Edgett are the delegates to the Baptist Sun
day school convention at Jamaica on til
! 10th.
Y Miss Cora j. Hooker, whose marriage
' G. s. Smith of Clinton, Mass, is recorde
, in our Hinsdale correspondence, was at on
e time a clerk in the store of the late I. Ba
Y rows.
e Last Sundays Springfield Republica
e contained portrait Of VIM 5. Newton
G ESQ. with sketch Of his life and tttlI
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