Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-11-04
PERSONAL.

f. r. Inayer has moved from ESteYVie TO
Clark street
o. NJ Lawton of Brooklyn. ~ y has been in
town this week
VIII +. Collins Of Trinity college has been at
home this week
Madam Balestier went to New York for the
winter Wednesday.
f. Mcclure of New York has been greeting his
BrattebOro friends
G W Dunham is attending 10 business affairs
IN Boston this week
Mr. and Mrs Robert Miller Of Colruin. Mass
are al g.. ID. Noycs
Mrs Louis Greene gave a delightful thimble
party Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs II A. Walker have returned from
Manchester. this state
Mr. aud Mrs W = Root returned from their
wedding trip saturday
otto Howe has taken tenement IN the Moran
house on Myrtle street.
Mr. and Mrs II r Willard and Miss Blake arr
n New y Ork TINS week.
". H. kinson went TO Boston Saturday and
made short stay there.
Mr. and Mrs Hnand Haskins returned Monday
after a weeks visit IN Boston
Mrs VIM Leonard has been confined 20 her
house by illness for more than week
Mrs j A. Wells has returned from a two
weeks visit IN Springfield and vicinity.
james S. Williams of New London, the long
time conductor. was IN town yesterday.
sam Thomas cut of part of one finger while
running planer at Helyar's shop Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Austin, who has been IN New
York for several weeks. returned Monday.
Mir and Mrs Wainwright Of Middlebury have
been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Brooks
Miss Maria Taft of Taftsville spent few days
at l. " Hawley's, returning home Tuesday.
Mrs Eugene Clark went Monday night 70 West
port. y. y. 10 attend the funeral of her father
Mrs Ida Seibert the modiste who is at the
Brooks House. returns TO Indianapolis tomorrow
Mrs Whitney who has been keeping house for
L. : Holt Of Clark street has moved to Guilford
Charles Neet has returned 10 his work at the
Carpenter organ factory after being Ill for nearly
d month.
Miss Carrie Blakesley who has been living in
the family Of J. II Stebbns. has returned TO her
home in Peru.
Emerson Warner and wife have moved from
| T J. Cudworths and are now boarding at
n H Whites
Mrs Cutler and Miss Coolidge Of Grand Rapids.
Mich, have been visiting Mrs Coolidge at Mrs.
J.. II. Atherton 3.
Miss Clara Barney returned Monday to her
home iu Lebanon y. H. having spent about
three weeks 40 town.
Mrs Joseph Richards of Boston. who has been
the guest of Mrs II II Thompson. returned to-
her nome Wednesday
Dir and Mrs Caupof Chicago were IN town this
weeS llr Camp is a son of J. y. Camp OF the
nrm of Estev s. camp.
Lawrence Cavauauen left Monday last 70 take
position as travelling salesman for New y ork
paper and Irvine house
Mr. and Mrs. Casper Norau's new home. in
which they were married last week Is Ia the Put
nam house 10 kstpvvllle
Frank Bickuell lost the FIRST finger on his right
hand last iday afternoon. He Is employe on
/ the Vermont Valley road
Mrs. S II Savyerof West Brattieboro and Mrs.
Laugntuu of DummersJou leave today 10 spend
/ the winter at Jacksonville. Fla
/ Mrs Gen. rstey. Miss Essex and Col. and Mrs.
/ Hooker have been attending the social ODser-
/ vances at Montpelier this week
u. A Marshall hes been in Montpelier tins week
/ a. member OF a committee TO arrange for re
union OF the legislature OF 1880
G. +. Bingham will occupy the tenement in A
} C.. Davenport house high street, instead Of
! the Jacobs house on the
/ John Galvns father who was called here from
MIddeuury TO attend the funeral Of MIR. Calvin s
/ little son. mas been Oh at mis- son $ house.
Juius Gull Of Greenwich. n y returned 10
Bratue6oro with j. Harry tsteY, after attending
/ the hstey Poor wedding at Peabody. Mass.
W Clark j. 10 move from Central street into
4 the tenement on Canal street occupied 10y h A
/ scott, who moves to ms farm iH Townshend.
VIM Meta received word Monday that his
/ brother In Canada dangerously Ill. and left
! that night ON the late train tram 10 20 10 him
Wright strattou Of Mortified Mass WAS in
town Tor "a short time this week before leaving for
Augusta, ia, where ne runs the Bon Air hotel
A party OF friends recognized q. c. Averill's
birthday anniversary by calling upon him and
/ spending Friday evening ia a pleasant social way
Cards are out for ihe wedding of T. p barber.
/ formerly of the Brooks House shoe store. and
Miss Louise Robbins. al West Townsheud the
lg-h-
Gaius b. Frost of Bratteboro and C. C.. Adams
[ of teiioWs Fails were initiated as members OF the
/ kappa kappa kappa at Dartmouth college last
/ wees
Col Ii L. Taylor returned yesterday lie is
obliged 10 travel on Crutches owing the trouble
which an Old wound received in the war is caus-
4 IuE hlW
Mrs Julia White scott of Meriden Conn, well
remembered by many OF our young people as a
high school pupil has spent week with friends
IN town.
F. 5. Livermore Of Londonderry. formerly of
ne fGfa nffff
his way 10 Chelsea Mass, where he is 10 work at
ms trade.
Frank Eckels has returned from Philadelphia
after spending several months there. His health
Is much improved and he will resume his work at
$ a smith * Co.'S
Chauncey NJ. Depew and Whitelaw Reid were
received with great enthusiasm al Honesville
y. y. this week. While IN that city they were
the guests OF Mrs. Minnie Clarke Acker
Mrs Col. Holbrook returned to New York Mon
day. Miss Belle Tenney went there to study
music during the winter. and Miss Emma button
for a visit OF few weeks with relatives
C. H Pratt and c. H. Harris attended a meet.
ing of savings bank men and the banking com.
mittees OF the legislature at Montpelier Tuesday
for the purpose OF discussing pending bills
Charles Ward of Brooklyn, formerly a High
school pupil, was in town this week and greeted
his friends. He came 10 attend the funeral OF
his stepmother, Mrs. Ward of the West village
R G. Harde left yesterday for his winter.
work in Boston and New York where he has
several portrait orders TO fiji Mrs Hardie has
been tor several weeks with her parents in Illinois
Wilbur George, the foreman at the Holden s
Martin mill had his left arm caught in a sand
papering machine saturday. Mr.. George luckily
escaped with slight injuries, his clothes beinl
torn of
o. H. Stevens who has had charge Of the rail
road section In Vernon for several years, viii
move here next week having been appointet
YARD master, succeeding +. +. Beeman. promoted
1 TO be ruad-master
A. A. Smith left this morning for New Yorl
] VI a fauH nEgm frT-h rs mol L -.
that city, who has been staying here for severa
weeks Mr.. Smith will drive TO Hartford. making
the trip from there by boat
Dennis O'Neiu sustained an injury to his sid
IN foot ball game against Tufts last SATURDAY
and VIII be unable TO play again tins year
is expected that Norton will be- end rush il
Yale S great game against Harvard at Springfield
Nov. 10.
NJ F. Baker Of Brattlehoro was best man an,
Miss Harry of SaXtons River was bridemaid at tn
marriage of Michael Baker Of Bellows Falls an,
Miss Minnie G. Maroney Of Charlestown, n H., II
the Roman Catholic church at the latter plac-
last week Tuesday.
death In that city last week of the little son o
MIR. and Mrs. Frank B. Taylor. The child brigh
lad OF four years was the grandson Of Mr. anI
Mrs Elmer W Bliss, formerly of BTattebOrO
The cause of death was Group.
John q Peterson, whose house on Estey stree
was burned a short time ago Is 70 move this weel
TO Austin, Tex, with his family Mr.. Peterson
expects to work at his trade in that city. He ha
lived in BrattleborO eight years, aud is one of tn
best known OF our many Swedish residents.
L, K Willis is doing campaign singing in New
York state, and the Rochester Union aud Adver
tlser of Friday saws of him: Il X Willis of Pitts
tield, Mass, the celebrated campaign singer, wi
give selections, He sang here four years ago an
Is favorlte in Rochester He will sing on thi
occasion for the first time the New York World
prize campaign song, written by a federal Office