Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-04-29
PERSONAL.
W. D. anson .nent snndn1 in Boston.

Wis l4tbll' llpN' tllN sun VI l''Nllh dl' AN a.
T. Knights $.
There will be- social dance in Harmony hail
next Friday.
Mrs Geo. \. Briggs of Claremont has been in
Miss Clara hawkins is speudinga vacation with
friends III Boston.
W IT, Rotau has been appointed fish warden
FOR the coming year.
Mrs David Dowupr aud her son and daughtergo
to Boston ON Monday.
viii Collins is home from Trinity college for the
Easter recess Of 10 days.
Miss Mary Grady came home from Lowell,
Mass, Tuesday for visit
Mrs. j. B Randall left Yesterday to join her
husband at PhpniNyillr Pa.
Mr. and Mrs e. S. Nergarson of Hartford,
Conn. are visiting at Col. Esteys. S----
Charles Potter, now "A baker at Barre. greeted .
his Biattlehuro friends last week,
d. 5. Ormes moves this week from Brge street .
to one OF the houses on the island.
Mrs Abbott Stone and Mrs David Morris spent .
last week with relatives in Leeds, Mass
p. +. Crown has moved into the Taylor houSe.on
Prospect street. which he recently bought
w. NJ, Brown has given up work at the Estey
shops and moved to Il farm III Chesterfield
Mrs +. H. Athertun was called to keene, y. H., .
Wednesday to attend the funeral of niece
Adonius Dion left Wednt sday for Norcester,
Mass, where he is to learn the tailors' trade
Mrs Edna Archer has returned to her home in
Bethel alter visit of several weeks in town. -
ii. X. Brown is in Canada this week to buy
matched pairs of driving horses for his livery.
W. c. Stone has moved from Green street to 81
High street, where j X Parker formerly lived.
Mrs. Edwin Gouduow is closing out her work
ana will take "A much-nceded rest of few weeks
Mrs. ELLA Noyes of Orange, Mass, former
Brattleboro resident. is guest at c. W Wilcox's
g. d. Reed has moved from Spruce street to the
tenement vacated 10y j. b. Randall in the Steen
building
Miss Jennie Carr of Newport is visiting at Mrs
d.; 7. DeWtt's on her way home from Jackson
ville Fla
Frank A. johnson Of the Farmers & Mechan.
les Exchange. has been confined to the house the
past week with grip.
Mrs. Charles Stone of Springfield this state
| who has been here under medical treatment, has
| returned to her home.
! Mrs. D A. Houghton is suffering from injuries
| to her hip and fractured and sprained wrist,
caused by fall last Monday
j. c. Swank went to Springfield, Mass, on Sat
urday to consult an OculiSt. From there he went
| to Boston, returning ON Monday.
Miss Annie Davis and her sister left Brattleboro
! Wednesday for Vermont City, Dakota where they
expect to make their home for the present.
Miss Maud Essex is home from Vermont acad-
envy i'll with the humps. A few other cases of
the same disease have recently been reported
about town.
Howard White was in town Wednesday and
| Thursday stopping of OF his way from Felch-
willie to Springfield. Mass, where he is to work
| an eigraver.
this week, Rev \. II. Webb having taken ont his
| naturalization papers at IA session OF the United
| states district court
a. V. Cox is in Orange, Mass today to ap-
praise the stock of stoves and tin ware in the
Mashhurne store, which has been bought by the
| lNmanS of Mortified
The silver wedding anniversary of Dr. and Mrs.
Gray of Greenwich, y. y, is to be observed IN an
elaborate way next week, and several relatives
from Brattleboru will be present
Mr.. and Mrs j. II Streeter were called to North
Adams Mass, on Friday to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Stpetcr's aunt Mr. Str.eter returned Mon
day but his wife remained for a stay of few
days.
W $ Pratt f. j Fenton, Eugen. knight, F. s
| Higgins, Mr.. BuSworth and Daniel Webster and
DR.. and Mrs d, p. Webster Tuesday night
to Bellows Falls TO witness the County Fair
performance.
The guild Of Sister Helen Margaret held their
annual meeting with Mrs j. NJ Hackley on Tues
day, ,electing Rev. w. II Collins president, Miss
Ethel Brown vice president and Mrs. James Con
land secretary and treasurer
Cards received this morning announce the mar
riage at Lowell, Mass, on Wednesday, of John 7.
Horner "A Bruttleboro High school boy of the
class of -, now business man in Boston, and
Miss May b. Dodge of Lowell.
Denison W Stone the old time clown and circus
man, is dead at the age OF IS The New York
. Clipper states that he Burlington boy and
that at the age OF II he ran away from home and
joined Coles geological Institute at Brattleboro.
The Amherst boys have recognized their hand
some entertainment at the Brooks Hous, in "A let
ter to Manager Jrits, thanking him for the gener-
Gus service, and saying that the members of the
class were all enthusiastic over the success Of the
| supper.
; The following is from the Chesterfield CORE
+ spondence in the Kecnr Sentinel: Mrs DR.. Ran
t dali has been IN Brattlcboro for some weeks car
| ing for the youngest child of her daughter Mrs
4 Thomas, who has been very sick with pneumonia
- The doctor goes over nearly every day
:, Several farmers have expressed their interest
: in the proposed pickle factory and have stated {,
: Mr.. Whitman that there would he no trouble in
: raising all the cucumbers that could be used The
only thing necessary to secure the enterprise is
capital enough to put on its feet for the coming
< season,
:, The following in reference to a Brattlrboro hoy
5 is from the Colgate college news in the Albany
q Journal: w b. Smith, -, has accepted the po
" sition of correspondent for The Mortified, th'
!, hotel erected by the friends of Mr.. D. l.. Moody
n and viii leave ON the 10Th inst To assume his new
n duties"
e d. n Bartlett is to soon leave the Vermont LOAF
1t and Trust company, where he has been bookkeep
s. er and confidential clerk for four years past L
e engage in Christian association work. He will b.
3. succeeded by Edwin StrattOn of Greenfield. Mass
rs a young man who is now a clerk in the First Ma
X tional bank at that place
I'd w. IL Mead has moved from Locust street t
T. Mrs. A. S Cox house near the Wood farm; Cusl
p. man Foster has moved to Wilmington; W X Brow
i'll from 20 Central street to the Bliss House; G.
Sawyer from III Elliot to the Geddis house o
Green street; George ]. Bishop from Green to
Elliot and Mrs. Atwood from Green to the wate
cure building on Elliot.
Capt. c. p. Hall of Winchendon, Mass has b,
gun his second years work supervisor
schools, with his district somewhat changed II
is now to have charge of the schools i'm MinrheI
don and the - schools in Ashbumham, instead {
Is in Boylston and West Boylston The change
an advantageous one for Capt Hall, enabling hiI
TO be at home each night
James A. Pullen of the wellknown firm of Pil
len Brothers, and Miss Bertha NJ. Woodland 70
merly a milliner with Mrs +. T Davis are to
married on Thursday of next week at Miss Woo
lard's home in Lowville n. " After a weddn
journey of several days they will return to Bra
tebOrO, and on the evening of May % a reCeptiC
will he given them at their new home on Chap
street.
Hon b. D. Harris returned home on Monda,
and Mrs Harris and Mrs Wood who are now
New York will follow next week. While i'm Was
ingtOn Mr.. Harris attended the gentlemen dime
party given by Senator Proctor in honor of Sen
tor MUrrill's SEND birthday, the guests being Il
several government officials from Vermont. res
dent in Washington, and Nermonters of prom
hence who We're then visiting in the city NJ
Morrill, was not able to attend the dinner. and h
SON. James NJ. Morrill,, came in his fathers plac
The Senator has since been able to resume Ii
work in the Senate.
Dr. Augustus Allen Hayes, who died at his residen,
ch in Paris on Monday of last week was a brothe
las in-aw of Capt Henry Deyens, had spent son
uv time in Brattleburo and is well remembered her
~ He had acquired literary reputation a writ
as of short stories including The Denver Express
st THE Jesuit's Ring" and 1.-THE Ranch of Ho
mt Cross and had also been connected with sever
is business concerns Mr. Hayes was born i'm Jamt
Dly Plain, Mass, in 1887, and graduated from Ha
es ward in 1857 in the class with John ID. Long.
nd at once went to Shanghai, China, where for
ID years he was connected with the house of OF
he in Boston for year afterward removing 10 Ne
nd York In 1880 he assisted in the introduction
1ly the Brush electric light and became secretary
icy acting vice president of the company. He M
at also been secretary of the Copper Queen Mimi
If company. Mr.. Hayes was the editor of The Hou
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