Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-04-08
PERSONAL.

Mrs p F. Connors goes to Boston today.
Burr Smith is home fror Amherst college
James Connors of Lawrence, Mass, is visiting
in town.
Mrs. George p. Cook returned from Boston on
Saturday.
Mrs Col Estey and her son Guy went to Boston
yesterday.
Louis whitney is spending his vacation in Fitch
burg, Mass
L. W. Hawley is away on a business trip to
Philadelphia.
Mrs Henry Willard of Greenfield was in town
on Saturday.
Miss Alice Pratt began teaching in district No
on Monday.
Mrs Ferris Vaughan is in Boston for a visit of
several weeks.
Rev. Father Gafrney of Rutland was in town
early in the week.
Miss Helen Thompson is at home, and Miss Day
is here as her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs John M. Willis are visiting their
son at Melrose, Mass.
Julius Mason is home from Dartmouth college
for the spring vacation
Mrs H. p Wellman has been suffering from
tonslits for two weeks.
Mrs George Barrett is to go to New York for
medical treatment next week.
Judge Clarke continues to improve and his re-
covery is confidently exp cited.
Miss Belle Lennox is spending vacation of
three weeks at Hartford, Conn.
Miss Carrie Carpenter of Boston is visiting her
cousins, Lizzie and Nellie Bond.
Henry Burnham, who has been in New York
for the winter returned Tuesday.
viii Mcdonald has gone to Holyoke, Mass, to
work in the store of Besse, Mills & Co.
j. G. Baker will go to New York the latter part
of the mo tn with Miss Edna Halls horses
Will Harris of Childss business college at
Springfield, Mass is here for a short stay.
Mrs w f. Patch and son, who have been at
Groton, Mass, for some time, have returned
Mr. and Mrs Elijah Wales attended the recep
ton of T. A. Holland in Springfield last night
The father and mother of Slas w. Richardson
have been seriously i'll at their home in Guilford.
Howard White of Felchve, formerly with
F. A. Hubbard, has been spending the week in
town.
Miss Grace Anderson of Smith college is spend
ing the spring vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Col
Estey.
Mrs A. H. Harvey and son Leon of Boston came
Wednesday to Bratteboro for visit of some
weeks
Charles Berg who has suffered from a severe
attack of tonsilits, was out yesterday for the
first time.
Nelson Cooley has moved to a farm in Guilford
but will continue to work for the Carpenter organ
company.
Mr. and Mrs George A. Powers are expected
early in the season to spend the summer at the
Hemlocks.
P j. Carroll who has been at work for John
Calvin for several months, has gone to Spring
field, Mass.
S. w. Kirkland greets his Brattleboro friends
for the first time since he went to Boston, several
weeks ago.
D. b. Stedman has moved from Rockville
Conn, to Springfield Mass. His residence is BIZ
Union street.
c. X Jones is to move from Washington street
to the tenement in Crosby block, vacated by
Lucius Adams.
Herbert Roess, who is a student at Childs's
business college at Springfield Mass, has been at
home for few days.
Will Carpenter son of f. j. Carpenter, was in
town yesterday. He is one Of the proprietors OF
the Amherst, Mass, Record.
The members of the former chorus choir of the
Centre church are to hold a reunion meeting at
Miss Wyman's this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Butterfield left Monday, to
return to Ann Arbor. Mich. They will visit in
Pittsfield, Mass, on the way.
Asa Whitman has given up. work at the Estey
shops and moved to Putney. where he has bought
an interest in the meat market.
President Faulkner of the Traders national
bank at Boston has been seriously i'll with rheu-
matte fever but is now recovering.
L. Fay Bowker has rented a tenement in the
Akley house on Church place, and it is understood
that he will occupy it at an early date.
Fred and Allyn Crosby are home from Dart
mouth college, and Frank Crosby and Will Good
rich are up from Boston for a few days.
Kenneth Emerson surprised his relatives last
week, by suddenly appearing in Brattleboro when
he was supposed to be in the far West.
DIR. Maurice Richardson of Boston has made his
cousin, DR.. George F. Barber, brief visit DR..
Barber returned with him as far as Fitchburg.
Geo. L. Durham is in Lewiston. Me, assisting
his brother, Linn Durham, and his cousin, in
arranging the business OF a boot and shoe store
there.
Mrs Cora Fox and her daughters, Misses Julia
and Georgia Fox, and her nephew, Martin Titua,
of New York, are here for visit of few days
in town.
Miss Alta Jewell, who has been attending the
North street school during the winter and living
at A. S. Fields, has returned TO her home in
Nottingham.
George Harrington began work at the Brooks
House as night Waterman April l going on duty
at p. M, and remaining until the early morning
work is done
Mrs. Need and Miss Sadie Sherman, matrons al
the Moody seminary in Northfeld, Mass art
spending their vacation with friends at the Yer
mont asylum.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo Barnes of Springfield, Mass.
have been visiting at Geo. Wellss and Samue
Wells's while on their way home from a two
months wedding trip.
Mr.. Watson of the firm of Tenney & Watson OF
St. Abans general agents for the Standard Ac
cident insurance company, has been at work IN
town in the interests of that concern.
n. NJ. Bartons family move to Rutland next
week. Mr.. Barton, who is Waterman at the
asylum, will go a week later. He is to have
position in the express office at that place
Two specialists from Boston performed very
difficult surgical operation on Mrs VIM. Poweri
at her home in Crosby block yesterday. Thil
morning she is reported to be very comfortable
Mrs Ellen M. Seaver, the department presiden
Of the Vermont Woman's Relief corps. has ap
pointed ten aids, among them being Myra L
Stone of BrattlebOrO and Hattie b. Thwng o
Bellows Falls.
Harry Rowe was home Sunday from
CharleStOWn, N. H., where ne Is
the work of reconstruction on Mr.. Gilson's build
Ings. ]. j. O'Neill and E. H. Chamberlain have
gone to Charestown again TO work.
Orrin Ham and Miss Jennie Fisk were married
Monday at the Methodist parsonage. They lef
on Tuesday with Mrs Hams mother, Mrs. Fisk
for Fishers Island, N. Y, where they are u
work. Mr.. Fisk went there on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Washington Manley and tn,
Misses Manley arrived at the Brooks House las
Saturday night, and will remain until the open
ing of the Chase residence about May /. Col
Chase and family are expected from Louisville
on Saturday of next week.
Rev c. H. Merrill was in town Monday evening
on his way to st. Johnsbury, having spoken oil
Sunday at Jamaica, West TOwnshend and Towns
bend He was one of several victims who wa
obliged to throw away the day Monday on &C
count of the rock slide on the narrow gauge roa(
above Jamaica.
Rev. F. w. Sprague called to Townshen'
yesterday TO attend the funeral of Samuel Ober
one of the ong-time residents, who died on Tues
day at the age of S5 He leaves wife and al
adopted son. e. w. Newton, graduate OF Tuft
college, now principal of the High school a
Newmarket, N. H.
Several of the friends of b. F. Kelley recognizes
his seth birthday anniversary last Friday by call
ing upon him at his Walnut street home. Mr.
Kelley is still hale and hearty. Among his Wis
tors were Thos. Whitney, whose S5th annlversar
was observed on Saturday, and S. T. X. Cheney
who is nine months older than Mr., Kelley,
The Boston Advertiser mentions Miss JUL
DRAPER of New York a one of the bridemaids a
the wedding of Miss Margaret Marquand of NeN
York and Mr.. II. d. Hale son of Rev DR.. Edwar
Everett Hale of Boston. The wedding took pac