Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-04-01
PERSONAL.


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charles Brasor is now at work as a tuner at the
Estey shops.
Misses Minnie and Carrie Bliss visiting in
North Adams
Will Coane has gone to Boston, where he has a
good position.
l. D. Rice has gone to Fishers Island, to work
for A. b. Gibbs.
Mrs A. f. Atwood gave u pleasant five o'clock
tea on Saturday.
Mrs Geo. A. Hines is expected 10 return from
Philadelphia tomorrow.
Will Mcdonald and Charles Spencer have been
in Boston for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Elon Ward of Westfeld Mass,
have been visiting in town.
Clarence Carpenter spent Monday and Tuesday
i'm WinChendOn and Boston.
MIR and Mrs. Dickinson of Chelsea, this state,
are visiting at DR.. Webster's
Mr. and Mrs f. X. Barrows are away on a trip
to New York and Washington.
j. NJ Dugan is incapacitated for work, having
sustained an injury to his hand.
Mrs NJ A. Pettbone of Crown Point, n. Y, is
the guest of Mrs b. +. Bingham.
c. NJ Smith, the barber moves to Springfield,
where he has obtained employment.
Mr. and Mrs T.. E. Stockwell are spending few
days at Boston and Roslindale, Mass.
Rev Mr. Merriam goes to Williamstown to
preach on Sunday at Williams college.
Miss Hattie Jones returned to Boston Monday
after short vacation with her parents.
George Allen has returned from IIubbardston,
George H. Clapp returned on Tuesday from
business trip of several days in New York.
Sewall Morse succeeds c. i. Brigham as cor
netist for the Centre church Sunday school.
Charles Boyden gave a sugar party to his young
friends on Wednesday evening of last week.
Patrick Sears leaves today for South Coventry
Conn., where he is to work for a Mr.. Dimck.
E. H. Van Doom sprained his ankle by fall
from a piazza at West Dummerston yesterday.
Mrs J. f. Hubbard has gone to Camden, n. j..
co. and N3t, ar pei
Charles Endlich goes to New York within few
days to see his son. who is employed III that city.
j. f. Chamberlain will hold another auction
sale of horses at Meriden, Conn, next Thursday,
Miss Mary Brennan of Windsor and Miss Farrell
of Mortified are the guests of Mrs I. A. Murphy.
Sergeant otto Howe who has been at home on
a brief furlough, returned to New York on Tues
day.
Col TAYLOR who has been home from st. Adams
for week, has been housed by illness during that
time
D. y. Bartlett has been in Boston this week his
wife again being in the city for medical treat
ment.
Miss Winnie Elmer has returned to her work in
A. +. Miers store after a vacation OF three
weeks.
Several of the Mount Hermon boys have been at
Iindenhurst this week rs the guests of Christie
CrOwell
George Thompson Of the Youths Companion
mailing room at Boston, is at home Tor short
vacation.
Hon j. L. Martin spent Sunday at Montpelier,
returning ON Monday with his little daughter,
Margaret
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Robinson returned Monday
from visit to Boston, Providence Palmer and
Springfield.
E. l.. Cook was called to Chester Tuesday to
attend the sale of goods belonging to the estate
of his uncle.
Eugene Akley and John Wright will move next
week to the Norton farm in Vernon, which they
recently bought
Mrs. n c. Sawyer returned to Northampton
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Mrs George P. Cook left yesterday for Boston,
where she is to be treated at a hospital. DR.. Mil
Ter accompanied her,
The Burlington Free Press states that Capt. r.
B. Arms, who has been critically ill for some time,
is gaining i'll strength.
Miss Carr clerk at o. j. Pratt's has returned,
but will leave here soon, having obtained "A
position at st. JOhnsbury
f. H. Chamberlain and j. j. O'Nei of Cox &
Co.'S store have completed quite an extensive
work at Charestown, N. H.
Hon. b. d. Harris left yesterday to JON his wife
and daughter in Washington. The family will re
turn to Brattleboro about May l.
DR.. Pratt will go to Lawrence, Mass, to attend
the annual session of the supreme colony OF the
United Order of Pilgrim Fathers
About 80 of the Relief corps paid Mrs Con
verse surprise visit Saturday carrying with them
half a dozen solid silver teaspoons.
Rev c. o. Day left on Tuesday for the Adiron-
dacks He will take Mrs. Day from Saranac to
her mothers home at Catskill, y. y.
John Plaisted of Barre was arrested and fined q
few days ago for an assault upon G. w. Potter OF
that place, formerly of Bratteboro.
Mrs. E. c. Stearns went to Boston on Wednesday
to meet DR.. Henry Tucker She will go with hin
to LakepOrt n. II. for an extended visit.
J.E Jacobs has been at Putney for three weeks
having charge of the grocery business OF j. Z
Bolster during the illness of the proprietor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Harris and nephew, Harlant
Miller returned last week from visit to Mrs
Harris's sister Mrs, Willis, in Meriden, Conn.
of liAr hal nx
en- inspected the Vermont national bank yester
day, and today is at the Peoples national bank.
Chaplain Howard c. Hill of the First Vernon
regiment now a resident of AmeSbuTy, Mass, ha
been in town this week, the guest of Col Fuller
Ernest Davis has gone to Chicopee, Mass, where
he is to have position in the works Of the Over
man Wheel company, and is to play in the Over
man band.
Will Cabot's family moving this week t,
Cambridge Mass. where Mr.. Cabot is the super
intendent of public building now in process o
construction.
VA Buard the well-known Democratic lawye
and politician of Underhl, has been in town thi
week urging on the antiAtkins faction to the figh
against the boss.
Fred s. Brasor the 'cellist played at a concer
given in the Congregational church at Greenfel
Sunday evening and on Tuesday at a concert a
Springfield, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. WeStgate were called t
Keene, ~ H., Tuesday to attend the funeral q
Mr.. Westgate's cousin. Mrs Westgate remain
for a weeks visit with friends.
boro Y. NJ. c. \. gymnasium instructor, now ha
position as assistant instructor in the large gym
nasium of the Boston association.
julius Timson has been in town this weel
arranging for the removal of his family to Glare
mont n II. He reports his business at Glare
mont to he in tlourishing condition.
Mr. Robinson of Philadelphia, one of the ira,
cling agents of the Estey Organ company was il
town yesterday. He was accompanied by his sol
who is to learn tuning at the Estey factory.
Richards NJ Bradley and Miss Amy owen Adj
daughter of the late Judge Asa o. Adds, WEI
quietly married at Washington on Thursday
last week, only the immediate relatives being pre-
emit
The Mortified, Vt, News of this week stat,
that the venerable Judge d w. Hadley of tina
place is failing rapidly. His daughter Mrs, A
wyatt Of Brattleboro, was called there last wee
to care for him,
William Haskell of Wilmington has been in tow
this week looking for a small house with the il
tention Of purchasing for a residence He "
probably 90 to Aver, Mass. not finding a hou,
here which suited him.
Miss Nellie Goodrich has secured a position
the schools at Newton Centre, Mass, and will b
gin her work there next week Her place
teacher of the High street primary school will
taken by bliss Fannie Knapp,
Friends of Rev. f. w. Whitney, now of NIilfor
Mass, have received copies of Our Call, a l6pal
paper edited by Mr.. Whitney and issued i'm heha
of a Columbian bazaar held in that place Wpdne
day, Thursday and Friday evenings this week
viii O. Martin formerly with F. A. Huhbar
and of late in charge of the slverware departing
in HoughtOn & buttons large Boston store, h.
recently bought interest i'm a iewelry al
silverware establishment on Bedford street in tn
city.
Coils Fuller and Estey have been in New 70
this week and attended last evening the annll
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