Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-05-27
PERSONAL.
~ HInes is visItIng in Boston.

ampton to visit Mrs Col Sawyer.
w S. Moore has so far recovered from his Sc
we're illness as to be about the streets.
c. w wyman attended the state Prohibition
convention at Rutland on Wednesday.
Mrs Addie Cleveland Of Fitchburg Mass, is
staying at w. a. buttons for the present.
Fred c. Colbuin is to come home from Spring
field. Mass, tomorrow for a short stay
Col. and Mrs. Richards Bradley arrived on Sat
uIday and will remain during the summer
H. NJ Currier of Estey & Co S Office at Atlanta,
Ga, is greeting his many Brattleboro friends.
Mrs. J. G. Timson of Claremont has been in
town for few days, returning early this week
James Menzies left on Wednesday for his annu-
al fishing trip on the Magaloway river in Maine.
Mrs. Eugene Clark is away for a several weeks
visit at Burlington, this state, and Westport, n. Y
Miss Dora Mitchell, who has been visiting at
Woodstock for two or three weeks, has returned
Mrs. ]. H. White of Merden, Conn, is visiting
her father and mother, MIR. and Mrs. S. T. r. Che
ney.
James Lillis, the pressman, who has been at
work in New York for some time, has returned
home
Samuel Tidd has moved from the Jonas Cutler
house on Oak street to Mr.. Halls house on Clark
street.
F. f. Willard has improved the appearance of
his South Main street property 10y the removal of
the fence.
Mrs. c. p Baker of St Louis is visiting at w
D. Perrys while her husband is on fishing trip
to Maine.
Mrs. Eva Yeaw and two children Of Shattuck-
Nlllt's mtSSs lttNt b1Sh eiiN ShOS'o VI Aho' W. "
Newcomb.
Hosea A. Holt the popular barber is to return
from Barre next week to enter the employ of j.
+. Coleman.
VII. Welcome went to Arlington, this state,
on Saturday. returning Tuesday. On Sunday he
drove to Albany, n. Y.
Miss Hattie Dickernan of Boston is expected
to arrive tomorrow to make a short visit with
her sister Mrs. F. F. ConnoTs
Mrs Alice Knight and her niece Miss Margery
White go to Boston tomorrow 10 spehd rev
days with MIR. and Mrs Clancy
Emerson A. Gould and wife of East Greenwich,
r l., are with BrattlebOro friends this week, on
their return from visit to Dover
Frank Ketchum goes on Monday to Boston,
where he is to have position in the wholesale
department of Hovey's large store.
A. H. Harvey returned yesterday to Boston, ac-
compauied by his wife and son Leon VINO have
been spending several weeks in town.
Fred Waite went yesterday to Jamaica to re-
move his steam mill to Stratton, where large
amount of lumber is to be gotten out.
E. L. Allen Of the Farmers and Mechanics eX-
change has BEEN with his wife, enjoying car
riage drive north for a week or more.
Harry and Hattie Webster. who have been at
Orangeburg, S. c., since early in the winter, are
expected to arrive home next Wednesday.
Major Bond inspected the Grand Army post at
Putney Friday evening, at Jamaica Tuesday even
ing and at Townshend Wednesday evening.
Cashier and Mrs. o. a. Marshall are among the
first cottagers to enjoy the season at Spoford
lake. They are there this week with friends.
Park Swift of the Miers River national bank
at Atho Mass formerly of the Peoples bank,
has visited his brother, Fred Swift this week.
Rev. and Mrs Parry and Rev and Mrs, Mac
george, Col. Estey and l.. W. Hawley are in Phil
adelphia to attend the Baptist May meetings
Col and Mrs Hooker returned yesterday from
weeks stay in New York, paying short visit
to their son at Yale college on their way home.
Mrs Dorman b. Eaton arrived this week with
her servants to open up the summer house fol-
the season. Mr.. Eaton is expected early in June
Rev. Father Cunningham went to Brandon yes
tIa lnf ht4rf
whose death is announced in our state news col
umn.
Messrs. Sturges and Messer, who will furnish
the drum corps music at West Halifax Memoria
day are industriousy rehearsing for that occa
sion.
Carroll Parker is now at work for the New Eng
land telephone company as lineman and is build
ing the metallic circuit between Greenfield an(
Keene
Mrs Clifton Sherman returned Tuesday to he
home i'm Hartford. Conn. Mr. Sherman sale,
yesterday from Boston with press excursion tC
Nova Scotia.
D. p Prescott has moved from Vernon street t.
Vernon and c. F. Boyd has moved from A. 6
Aliens house on Verne on street to the y. w. Dunk
lee house in Centreville.
Frank Baker is finishing the work Of improve
ment on f. L. Parker's house on Cedar street, am
A. Starkey is improving the appearance of hi
two houses on Myrtle street.
The daily papers of yesterday announced tina
Rev. +. j. Parry had been chosen one of tn
board of managers of the American Baptist I'm
ion for term of three years.
Mrs Esther Housh gave forcible address oil
Whose battle" at the fourteenth annual n eonyen
ton of the Chittenden county ". Z. I. u. held a
Jericho last week Thursday.
The San Francisco Chronicle of the 14th inst
announces the appointment by Gov. Markham G
Henry X. Field of Alameda to be one of the com
mssioners to manage Yosemite Valley.
Mrs Dickinson, who has been at DIR. Webster
for some time, left on Tuesday for Claremont,
H. and after spending few days at that plac
will go to her home in Chelsea, this state.
Mrs Col Fuller has been in Boston this wee
to consult specialist in regard to her eyes, an
what was feared serious matter proves TO
Will F. Collins, representing the Trinity Table
was one of the speakers at the banquet OF the Il
tercollegiate Press association held at the Glel
dover hotel in Springfield, Mass, Wednesda
evening.
Robert Wheeler, the conductor, is enjoying h
annual vacation. He went TO SunaPee lake la
Friday. This week Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler are
visit in Wilmington, and next week they Will s
to Canada.
The Somerset fishing party, consisting of RI
lin Childs, A. w. Childs John Toners, c. II. Gro
by Fred Bemis of Meriden, Conn. left on Wedne
day. They to be Joined at Wilmington
E. A. Willard, jr
At a meeting of the Green Mountain chapter
the Daughters of the American Revolution in BU
lington last week Thursday, the application
MRS Col Estey and Mrs Annie G, Cobb for mel
bership was approved.
Prof. Cochrane of Brooklyn, n Y, and his so
DR.. Cochrane, were at the Brooks House La
night, stopping on their way TO Wlmlngto
where they go to look over the property of Il
Forest and Stream club, of which they are mel
bers.
Providence papers which have been received
town announce that Maurice Devine is to tai
one of the leading parts in "A farmers daughter
which is TO be presented in that city on Memoir
day by leading Catholic societies for charitaf
purposes.
The publishing firm of Joel Munsell's Sons
Albany, n. Y, has issued a prospectus of Z
Cults Family in America" to be issued by tn
firm Cecil Hampden Cults Howard the comp
er of the work. has been occupied upon II mo
than five years.
Nineteen babies accompanied by their mother
gathered at the residence Of r. ID. whitney
Thursday afternoon to offer their congratulate
to Merrill Gates Whitney, it being the first am
veTsary of his birthday. Refreshments we
served and an enjoyable time spent
Frank NJ Bliss cut his hand badly at the Est
shops on Saturday. He was at work on an u
right moulding machine, when his hand slpp
and fell upon the knives. The flesh on the SID
between the first two fingers was torn of, and
drawing his hand out the outside OF the first I
ger also struck the knives and was lacerated.
Fred b. Sterling formerly tuner with the l
tey Orgau company, will go to Boston soon J
the purpose of pursuing his musical studies
Sterling has for some time been the bass singer
the choir of the Baptist church at Keene, and I
director of music in the Sunday school connect
with that church.
Miss Hattie Jones is expected to be at home
morrow to remain until Tuesday. She will be
companied by Miss Gillian, cashier; Miss HI
stenographer Mr.. Phillips, salesman; and
Putnam, bookkeeper, all of the Estey Organ &C
pany's Office in Boston, who will be the guests
Mr. and Mrs. w. Z. Jones'