Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-05-20
PERSONAL.

town
Ross White was in town the latter part of last
week
Mrs oscar Driry of Springfield is at her old
home.
Mrs c. G. Tyler is in Greenfield for visit with
friends
win Reed Of Ansonia. Conn, has been visiting
his parents.
Miss Gregg. the daughter of Patrick Grpgg il
critically i'll.
w, Packard has moved from Centreyle to
Green River
Hon. and Mrs Hugh Henry of Chester was in
town on Monday.
Henry Driens has been promoted from n fire.
man to an engineer.
Miss May Hendrck of Nashua " H. is visiting
Mrs. Leopold Retting.
c. b. Fisher has taken rooms i'm the Uoltor
house on Organ street
w. II. Wylnan went Wednesday To a bosnit,l
in Boston for treatment.
Charles Chaplin returns to Boston tomorrow af.
ter "A two weeks vacation
Ernest Williams has taken a position with tho
Brattleboro Livery company.
Fred Veet of Springfield has spent the greater
part of the week with his wife.
Carmine Chandler and Walter Alger are taking
an enforced vacation of a week
John Hurley went to Springfield Monday for
the purpose of looking for work.
Rev and Mrs. Macgeorge went to Vineland n
j. on Wednesday to visit relatives.
Miss Emma Dutton, who has been in New York
for some time, returned last Friday.
Miss Mary Judge is working at The Phoenix
job printing Office in the folding room.
A. Il. Harvey of the Boston Globe Office is in
town for week or more with his family.
Miss Nellie Manning went Saturday to Hoyoke
and Springfield returning home Tuesday.
Burr Smith is again home from Amherst college
on account of the serious illness of his sister.
w. c. Carpenter cabled his safe arrival in Liver
pool ON Monday. The passage was very pleas
ant one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Staples, who were recent
" married at Busllirk's Bridge, n. Y, are visit
ing in town.
Mrs. E. w. Frost of Chicago. who is visiting her
sister, Mrs f. l.. Putnam, will spend the summer
in the east.
Gray Estey has completed his two years course
at the Institute of Technology at Boston and re.
turned home
Miss Adde Bailey. who has been at Springfield
Mass, for the past six months, is at home for a
short vacation.
The st. Adams Messenger announces that Col
Hooker will deliver the Memorial day address at
Enosburgh Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. Elon A. Ward returned to their
home in WeStfeld, Mass, Monday, having spent
two weeks in town.
Mrs. Mary Potter, who has recently come here
from Pennsylvania, has taken tenement in the
water-cule building.
Mrs. John Cain accompanied by her young son,
left on Saturday for New York, They spent sun
day at Springfield, Mass.
George Miner, a brother of Charles Miner. is
suffering from badly sprained ankle which will
disable him for a few weeks
Deputy Marshall /. n sprague, has been in at
tendance upon the May term of the United States
circuit court at Windsor this week.
Mrs. c. NJ. c. Richardson and her young daugh-
ter left yesterday for Sioux Falls, South Dakota
where Mrs. Richardson sister lives.
Mr.. Lyons, treasurer of loan and trust com
pany at Des Mones, Iowa, and his wife, arc
spenng a few days at the Brooks House.
Joseph Major caught the largest trout of the
season from the MILESTONE brook near the Waite
saw mill a few days ago 1t weighed two pounds
Col and Mrs. Fuller went to Boston on Tuesday
afternoon for medical advice with regard to Mrs
tulers health which has of late been seriously
impaired.
Z. c. Crouch went to Northampton on Monday
to get one of Mrs Crouchs sisters to come here
TO care for her. Mrs. Crouch is suffering from
erysipelas.
Col. Estey and family are now at the old home
stead on Canal street for the summer, while the
reconstruction of their School street residence is
in progress
Mrs S. II. Sherman who was considerably i'm
proved from "A severe attack of rheumatism and
erysipelas' has suffered relapse, and is now in a
critical condition.
Charles Brown who is employed in the Spared
printing Office at Boston, is at home vacation,
and is assisting temporarily in the work at The
Phoenix job office.
Hoyoke item in the Boston Globe: a H. Ry-
an, who has been sick for sometime, proposes to
sell out his extensive business, and will probably
remove to the south
Harry Shaw burned his arm on steam pipe at
the Estey shops on Thursday OF last week. Blood
poisoning set in and he is now confined to his
home at West BratteborO.
ii. Franklin and Miss Annie Murphy are out of
town, and it is understood that they will return
as Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin They are to take a
carriage drive to Worcester
f. II. Niles of Halifax left Brattleboro this week
for a visit in Worcester, Mass. His mother, Mrs.
o. p. Niles, who came here with him, is staying
with her daughter, Mrs H. H. Hackley
Rev. DR.. Harris, the state Episcopal missionary
was in town yesterday He is to preach the As
cension sermon to the Knights Templar at the
Episcopal churrh ON Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pulen have returned from
their wedding trip. The reception, to which all
their friends invited, is to be held at their
Chaplin street home on Thursday evening.
Madam Balestier came on from New York to
the farm on Tuesday, accompanied by her son
Joseph. She has been seriously i'll during the
winter, and has not yet recovered her usual health.
Ned Sawyer has recently gone from New York
to Boston, where he is at the head of a large new
store recently established The position is very
advantageous and responsible for young man to
fill.
The st. Johnsbury Caledonan says that E. X.
Hall, Dartmoth '92, possesses a handsome silver
pitcher received as third prize in the hundred
yards dash at the recent athletic games at Har-
ward.
Miss Woodbury. daughter of ex-Iieut Gov
Woodbury. of Burlington, is TO take the role of
Barbara in the opera, Priscilla" Miss Wood
bury has successfully appeared in this part sew
eral times.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis S. ellison, Miss f. NJ Gil
and Mrs. f. Crosby of New York have been
at the Brooks House this week. They were on
their way to Mr.. GisOn's remodeled summer
home at Charlestown n, II.
Two sons of Vermont were pail bearers at the
funeral of William Aston in New York city. They
were Vice President Morton, who was born in
ShOreham and William NJ Hunt, the celebrated
architect, who is a native of BrattlebOro.
Sidney A. Miller of Omaha Neb a well-known
old-time Brattleboro resident, is fin town,
called east in part by the severe illness of his sis
ter the wife Of the Rev Dr. Stevens of Westmin-
ster West with whom he has spent several days.
Herman Merbes has moved his family from
New York to 115 Elliot; Chas Grotto moved from
High street to 50 Elliot; Mrs. Martha Staples from
60 Elliot TO Green street. George Vassar from
Tyler block to S. W. Kimball's on North Main
street.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w Wilcox went on Wednesday
TO Worcester, Mass, where they will spend two
weeks vacation with friends. and Mr. Wilcox will
embrace the opportunity of pursuing branch of
local historical investigation in which he has be-
come interested.
1t is understood by their Brattleboro friends
that the marriage of Lawyer George Howe of
Boston and Miss Nellie Wright daughter of Dea.
A. H. Wright now of Worcester will take place
in June Miss Wright is a teacher in the Moody
seminary at Mortified.
DR.. r. S. Ely, for a short time second assistant
physician at the asylum, was married on Wednes-
day at Woodstock to Miss Ethel l.. Seaver daugh-
ter of Judge 4. o. Seaver of that place. Dr. and
Mrs. Ely to live at Brownsville where he is
engaged in general practice
f. II. Miller is now giving instruction to several
pupils in vocal music. Mr.. Miller has had careful
ford, now of New York. and Morowski of Boston.
Many of our young people will no doubt be glad
to avail themselves of his services.
Sixty friends paid Mr.. and Mrs. John Hurley a
surprise visit last Friday evening, the 10 anniver
sary of their wedding and presented them with a
table. he ava Nvag