Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-04-15
PERSONAL.

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c. G. Tyler willtake rooms in Ryther block for
a time.
Michael Curly of Holyoke Mass, spent Sunday
in town.
Mrs. J.T.Deming went Tuesday to visit friends
in Amherst.
Franklin Heald goes to Jacksonville Saturday
q /, billiard went to Rutland to hear Thomas
B. Reed address.
Mrs w c. ME- ds been visiting relatives
at West Woods
Mrs Geo. Bliss has joined her daughters in
North Adams Mass.
L. H. Barber goes to New York today TO con
suit an eve specialist.
Alfred Warren has gone to Florence, Mass, to
work In a printing office.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Ripley of Montague are Wis
iting at S. H. Shermans.
DR. Willis of Shelburne Falls is greeting his
Brattleboro acquaintance
Daniel Moriarty and James Bowler OF Boston
spent Sunday with relatives.
w C. Stone, who has spent the winter in Flori-
da, returned home last night.
Mrs VIM Stewart has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Il. M. Blood, at Stamford.
NJ w Brown has entered the employ of Ma
chinist Rand in Harmony block.
Rev DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Leon Walker of Hart
ford Conn., spent Sunday in town.
Miss Cora Liscom has entered the employ of
Mrs Phillips and will learn the trade.
Miss Emma Pitkin, who has spent the winter
in New York, returned on Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Horton of The Phoenix staff is in
Boston this week to consult an occust.
Miss Eason and Miss Shattuck have returned
from the normal school at Westfeld, Mass.
Asa Crownngshied has moved from the house
on the Vernon road to his farm at Hinsdale.
Dr. Rockwell and viii Rockwell of New York
are at the asy lum for stay of few days
Mrs G. b. White returned from Rochester, n.
V Tuesday, where she has been five weeks.
Isaac Davis, who has been visiting at his old
home in Springfield, this state, has returned.
RIB Allen and his daughter Blanche of New
port, N H, are visiting at Charles Binghams.
Miss Gotta Gales class of the lhtermedlate
school have an outing on Wantastiquet today.
f. Atwood went to Boston Saturday on
business connected with The Phoenix job office.
Nv Sargent was called to Albany, n. Y. on
Monday on account Of the death of his brother.
F. L. Houghton of Boston, proprietor of the
Holsten- Friesian Register, was in town over sun
day.
Hiland Haskins and his daughter, Miss Minnie
Haskins are in Boston for stay OF several
days.
MIR. and Mrs p. F. Connors go to Boston today
to visit Mrs. Connor's sister, Miss Hattie Dicker
man.
Mrs Emma Arey returned yesterday from
Charlestown, n H, where she has been for some
! G. Wilcox moves today from the house which
he recently sold to the StarkeY house on Myrtle
street.
James F. Estey, who has been i'll all winter, is
now recover ing and is able to sit up few hours
each day.
Mrs. w. D. ellison goes to Boston today on
visit to Mr. Gilson's brother, and will remain
some time.
Jennie stickney, who has been confined to the
bed for three weeks, has improved so as to be
able to sit up.
Niss Emma Iundberg and Miss Josie Foster
are home from Bridgewater Mass, for vaca
ton OF 10 days
Fred Burpee has returned from Chesterfield
Factory, where he spent nNe weeks curing the
sugaring season.
Patrick Kelley moved yesterday from Clark
street to Birge, into the house formerly known as
the Griffin house.
Bert French OF Claremont y. II late with
Timson & Spaulding is the new clerk at Elmer
& Sons store.
Mrs I. s. MAYNARD and children of Springfield,
Mass, are spending TWO weeks WITH her Hotner,
Mrs. Andrew Horton.
Fl II Norcross has bought the Lowell Barney
place on Maple street. and Will take possession
about the first of May.
George Meacham is to give up work at the Car
penter Organ factory May and 10 learn photoe-
raphy at Prouty' studio
Miss Laura Stevens, who has spent the winter
with her family at East Barnard, this state, has
now returned to Concord, n. II.
Mrs George Newton returned Saturday from
Northampton Mass, where she spent four weeks
with her daughter, Mrs Churchill
Eugene Akley has removed this week from
Church place to the Norton farm at Vernon, and
John Wright will move next week.
Col. Fuller has been invited by the Sons of
Vermont in Providence, X. L, 10 attend their an
nHal banquet next Tuesday evening
Misses Ella and Ida Tanner, who attend pri
vate school at Springfield. Mass, are at home at
Miss Walte's for the spring vacation.
Mrs. L A. Cowdrey and daughter 60 to Pr0yi.
dence r. l., today to live. Fred Cowdrey has
been working in that city for some time.
Erwin P. Grout has left the Estey shops and
goes next Monday to live on tarm whlch he has
bought eight miles north of Springfield, this state.
Miss DeWolfe and Miss Coolidge, the school
teachers have removed from Mrs. Cowdrey's on
Grove street to Mrs. Wheelock's in Williston
block.
Miss Nettie Harris has returned from Shushan,
N Y, where she has spent several weeks with
her sister Her young nephew, Harry King, re-
turned with her.
recent issue of one of the Hartford daily pa
pers contained portra is of Will Collins and Mr.
Graves with those of other editors of the Trinity
college publications.
Mrs George A. Barrett went yesterday to the
woman's hospital in New York for treatment
expecting to remain about six weeks Mrs. Col.
Estey accompanied her.
Thomas B. Chubb. the noted Post Mills fishing
rod-manufacturer, and one of the leaders of the
anti Atkins faction,is in town for consultation
with the local soreheads.
The marriage of Michael Curly of Holyoke,
and Miss Fannie Judge, eldest daughter of Thorn
as Judge, will take place at the Roman Catholic
church next Wednesday.
Rev A. H. Webb who is now attending the
conference at Montpelier, rs to deliver a paper
before the Conversational club at Mortified, this
state, on Monday evening.
Leopold Jordan, the advance agent for the Jed
Prouty company, who has been in town this
week, is a well-known writer of operas and has
written in collaboration with John Braham.
Mr. George Rugg, formerly submaster of the
Bratteboro High school, and during the past
winter principal of the High school at Grafton,
Mass, has been engaged to fill that position for
the next school year
Mrs. Lima Hubbard and Miss Lulu Cressey, in
addition to their parts in the entertainment TO be
given at the town hall Wednesday night, are to
appear during next week in concerts at Winchen-
don, FitZwilliam, Keene and Winchester.
Fred L. Smith was taken suddenly III with
congestion of the brain Saturday night, at the
home of his father S. A. Smith, in Guilford, and
his wife was summoned by telegraph from Cam
den, n j. His condition is now somewhat inn
proved.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Sanderson, formerly resi-
dents at the Revere House, have celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary within few
DAYS and among the presents received was a col
lection of gold coins from Brattleboro friends
Mrs. Sanderson is the sister of Mrs James Fisk
junior.
Bratteboro friends have received cards an
nouncing the marriage at Fairlee, this state on
the 9th inst, of Harry Bayley Chambern
and Kathleen May Gilmore, daughter of Gen
and Mrs. w. H. Gilmore The bride has attend
ed the military balls and other social occasions in
Brattleboro, and is pleasantly remembered here
George D. Reed is to move from Spruce street
to the tenement vacated by j. b. Randall in the
Steen block. Edward Wilson is to move from
the Estabrooks block to Myrtle street Mrs
Lizzie Dunklee has moved from Charles Fowler's
house on Washington street to Frank Wizards
on South Main street, and O. F. Mason of Gull
ford TO Mr.. Fowlers.
f. L. Parker has added a new piazza to his
house on Cedar street..-HerbeTt Walker is grad
ing and improving his grounds on Western ave
improvements have also been m ade on
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