Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-06-17
PERSONAL.

MS. A. E. Taylor went to Boston yesterday
morning.
Miss Hamer of North Adams is visiting at H. C.
StreeterS.
Elmer Monroe came on from Worcester on
Wednesday.
Dennis Farmer arrived in town from Detroit
wednesday.
Walter Strgis of Worcester is at the home of
his parents
win Bond is to begin work in Greene's drug
store next week.
Miss Helen French Of Nashua, n H., is visiting
Miss Lulu Cressey.
Miss Kate SelleCk returned last week from Bos
ton for the summer.
Frank Shea takes D. A. Martins place in the
store of p. NJ Baker
Frank Wheeler spent Sunday with Julius Mason
at Dartmouth college.
j. II Streeter and family are to 20 to Connect
cut soon to spend some time.
Wells T. Bardwell has returned from trip to
the northern part of the state
f. b Eknton has resigned his position man
ager of the Deerfied stock farm.
Mrs f. H. Thomas who has been visiting in
New York, returned Wednesday
Mrs j. II. Plummer has been spending some
time with her son at SpOforu lake.
f. H. Jones has moved here from East Dover
taking tenement at % High street.
E. S. Wyman has moved from South Main street
to his new house on Highland avenue.
Harry Haus and his bride returned Monday
from their wedding trip to Baltimore.
Miss Gertie Miller will close her dressmaking
rooms for a time because of i'll health
windham county men who attended the Mime
apOs convention returned last evening
Edward Ross has moved his family to Burng-
ton, but he will remain here for the present.
H. NJ Arms and wife of Springfield in
town last week as the guest of g. w. Pierce.
Mrs c. A Trip and her sister. Mrs. Gibbs are
visiting relatives in Boston, Worcester and Lowell.
Miss Mary Woods returned yesterday to Fitch
burg. She has been a guest at Edmund Careys.
Charles Woodward cut finger on upright
moulding machine at the Estey shops on Wednes-
day
Hon. ]. L. Martin is attending the Bennington
county court counsel in the Bradley murder
case.
S. A. Smith and c. A. Smith spent last week in
fishing trip to Somerset, Stratton and Sears
burgh.
p J. Fenton goes to Hartford Saturday to
attend a reunion of his regiment the 18th Con
necticut
Will Brockway has moved from Mr.. Carey's
house on Canal street to Charles Rice's house in
Esteyvile.
Mrs. Richard Brown has as guests her mother
and sister, Mrs. Warren and Mrs White, of Ceve
land, Ohio.
w. H Fuller was in town on Monday, when the
final arrangements for his removal to Rutland
were made.
Ina Rice. daughter of Charles Rice, entertained
% of her young friends at a birthday party last
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Charles Chaplin of St. Louis comes today
on a visit to his brother, W. o. Chaplin, and his
sister, Mrs. Warder.
The marriage of Mr. Dennis S Farmer of De-
troit and Miss Emma f. Brown is to take place
next Tuesday evening.
Charles T. Wheeler carries his arm in a sling,
having sustained a sprain by fall while attempt
ing to get upon a wagon
Miss Alice Hession who has spent a week or
more with her sister, Mrs. d. A. Martin, returned
Monday to Fitchburg Mass.
Mrs Annie Schdmiller and two children to
leave for Germany next week. They will spend
several months in that country.
Alpha Person of Ames. Iowa, will spend some
time with friends and relatives in this vicinity,
hoping to recuperate his health.
F. W. Ashe has given up his place in the cutting
up room at the Estey shops and will go to Dover
to work on a farm with his uncle.
The Dartmouth college students have formed a
Republican club with several hundred members
and chosen Edward X. Hall president.
+. A. Rowell of Chester visited in Brattleboro,
and when he returned he took with him hand
some pair of gray horses for his livery.
Albert Morris who has position in the central
office of the New England telephone company at
Boston, is enjoying vacation in town.
George A. Bliss and family have gone to North
Adams. 1t is understood that Mr., Bliss will en-
gage in business i'll the vicinity of Boston.
Harry Webster is to be the clerk at the Brooks
House under the new management and has al
ready assumed the duties of the position.
L. A. Witt left on Tuesday for Canton, Ohio
where he is to learn to put steel roofing at the
works of the concern for which he is agent.
Rev. S. H. Lee, now of Springfield, Mass. will
sail for Europe July ,. He will spend some time
in France with his son who was recently injured.
g. w. Pierce has rented his house and farm al
Westminster to Rev Charles A. Dickinson of
Berkeley street church, Boston, for the summer.
Miss Annie Wyman has been engaged to teacl
music in the public schools at Greenfield Mass.
next term, succeeding Prof. Tower of Nortl
Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Bemis of Boston are spend
ing few days with Hon. f. l.. Waterman, ant
will visit friends at Newfane, Townshend anC
Jamaica.
Harmon Graves of Burlington cousin of vii
F. Collins. has been chosen one of the five com
mencement speakers from the senior class at Trim
ity college.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Tyler are enjoying carriag,
drive of a week to Peterboro, n. II. Mr.. Tyler,
brother Bert is taking his place in the express of
flee during his absence.
Charles Granfeld of the Central division /,
running the mixed train on the Brattleboro &
Whitehall railroad in place of Conductor Worth
ingtOn, who is enjoying vacation.
The marriage of Lawyer George Howe of Bos
ton and Miss Nellie Wright, daughter Of DeacoI
A. II. Wright, is announced to take place a
Worcester, Mass, on Thursday of next week.
r. S. Childs has gone a three weeks Western
trip He will attend the convention at Chicago
as one of the shouters for the pure Democracy
of which David b. Hill is the leading exponent.
Frank Fisher, son of Chester Fisher, while
scuffiing with young man named Martin Tues
day night had his ankle sprained and the lga
ments torn so badly as to make a serious injury
H. NJ Currier who came on from Atlanta Ga.
on account of the fatal illness of his mother. wen
on Monday TO Boston with his sister, Mrs Howe
and yesterday left Boston by boat for Savannah
Miss Jennie StOddard OF BrattlebOrO has beef
chosen president of the Phologian society of tn,
Normal school at Westheld, Mass Miss Carrie
Bennett of Westmoreland N, H. the vice presi
dent
Mrs Dr. Ketchum, Miss Ketchum and ListoI
Ketchum left on Saturday for their Western trip
Their destination will be Manitou in southern Col
orado, but they will stop at several places el
route.
A few friends met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
E. +. Staples at 40 Green street Wednesday Il
congratulate them. Music was furnished by Mrs
Brodie and Merton Staples. Cake and ice cream
were served.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II, Childs and sons left yester
day for New York. Mrs. Chds and George vii
remain in that city for two weeks, while Mr.
Childs and Fred go on their annual fishing trip t.
Moosehead lake.
Among the weknown laymen who attende,
the diocese convention were Hiram Atkins Chas
Dewey and VIM. Il. Dewey of Montpelier; Col
Forbes of st. Adams and Editor Bishop of TN
Island Pond Herald.
G. w. Wyman was chosen treasurer of the NeI
mont Woman Suffrage association at the eight
annual session held at Sutton last week. Mrs. A
d. Chandler of Barton is president and Miss Laur
Moore of Barnet secretary.
Albert S. Howe of Hartford Conn, is spending
a week with his brother, l.. NJ Howe, He is aC
companied by II. E. higgins, superintendent o
the Hartford Silver Plate company with whic
concern Mr. Howe is connected
Cashier o. A. Marshall left for New York las
evening, and on Saturday is to sail on the La Brt
tame of the French line for HavTe. He will spen
three or four weeks abroad, and il is eXpecte
that Miss Alice Brooks will return with him.
F. E. Bennett of Brattleboro was chosen gran,
chaplain, c. w. Kimball of Putney grand guide
and c. l. Pierce of Vernon grand guardian at tn
annual meetings of the grand lodge of the Knight
of Honor of Vermont held at st. Johnsbury thi
week.