Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-05-06
PERSONAL.
'harles Chaplin has returned from Boston.

f. j. Carey Of Fitchburg has been at home this
week.
Mrs. Arthur Wheeler returned from Boston on
Monday.
Eugene Knight went to Boston yesterday for a
short slap
Louis whitney has begun work in F. A. Hub
bard's store.
Miss Maggie Carey is spending the week in
Bellows Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Farr are spending few
days in Boston.
W. NJ Cole is at North Springfield for visit Of
two or three weeks.
George Cakes of Gardner, Mass, is visiting his
father Peter Oakes.
Harry Reed. who has been at work at Westiied,
Mass, has returned.
Miss Mamie Donahue of Proctor is visiting her
cousin, =. NJ. Baker.
Mrs Bullock Of Organ street is grading and i'm
proving her grounds.
Mrs G. f. Sturgis and her daughter are visiting
in New Haven Conn
c. X Jones has moved from % Washington
street to Crosby block.
Mrs l.. u. Greene has been seriously i'll this
week, but is now better.
Jerome Corbett has returned to his former po-
stion at the Estey factory.
NJ w Russell is moving to the place in Guilford
which he bought last week.
Patsy Higgins starts today for an extended trip
through northern New York
Arthur Howe went to New York Wednesday,
accompanied by George Chandler.
W. =. | Underwood oil North Adams greeted ms
Brattleboro friends on Wednesday.
Mr. Barber formerly employed at the ayslum,
has gone to work for II. q. Coolidge.
Col Estey went to Burlington to attend the
funeral of Gen. VIM. Wells on Tuesday.
George Wilder had thumb lacerated on saw
at Smith & Co.'S factory ON Wednesday,
Mrs Henry Adrich has recently moved here
and taken tenement at - Elliot street.
The Herald states that Miss Lizzie Hill of Brat
teboro is visiting her parents in Rutland.
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ware store of Geo. l. Hager at Burlington.
Miss Rose Judge, who is on the Homestead force,
Springfield is at home for a two weeks rest.
Father Reynolds of Bellows Falls has spent
some time this week with Father Cunningham.
Col Dunton, who has had charge of n. hotel in
Florida during the winter, as usual has returned.
Mrs Florence Forsyth of Greenfield, Mass. is
spending several weeks with her aunt, Mrs. F. II.
Smith.
A. NJ. Mcdonald is to move into the Crowell
house on the square recently occupied by Hugh
Hackley.
F. E. Housh left for Boston on Monday to take
charge of the office of the Toilet paper supply
company
Misses Mary and Nellie Hagan returned from
New Britain Conn, where they have been during
the winter.
Mrs. E. P. Carpenter and daughters returned
Yesterday from Boston. where they have spent
the winter.
Misses Carrie and Minnie Bliss who have been
at North Adams for some time, returned Wednes
day night.
James Barrett who is employed at the War
wick House at Springfield, Mass, is at home for a
short stay.
Mrs. Timothy Shea returned from New York
Wednesday, where she has been two weeks caring
for her sister
HH Hackley has moved this week into the
tenement in Ranger x Thompson's building. over
The PhpniX office.
George E. Crane, the New England money order
agent came Wednesday, and is working in the
interests of that firm.
Fred Ransom is driving coupe for Charles ST
monds. while his brother, Bert Ransom, is in
Windsor on vacation.
AP Childs of Bennington and Springfield was
in town this week previous to going To the con
venton at Montpelier.
Miss Sarah Winsow returned to New York last
Friday. after spending some time with her sister
Mrs. Waldo Richardson.
L. H. Stelman has been in Providence, X. l.
this week where he estimated on some work fol
the Valley Machine shop.
Will b. Smith returned from Colgate universe
ty on Saturday, and will at once enter upon hi'
duties at THE Northtield
Miss L. p. Barrows of Hnsdale, y. H., is caring
for her aunt Mrs Joseph SimOnds, who is able t.
be ont after a II weeks illness.
Miss Annie Wise went on Monday to Boston
where she will complete her course in stenu
graphy, and later take position
Mrs. David II Downer, Mrs. W. II. Harvey and
ChaS T.. DOwner have been in Boston this week
the former for medical treatment.
Mrs Thomas Pellet of Worcester, Mass. Will
bpr children has been spending the week with npl
parents. Mr.. and Mrs +. b. Barrett.
Geo Hopkins, of the Vermont national bank
goes to Greenfield Monday to take a position il
the First national bank
President Newman of the Commonwealth ma
tiOnal bank, Boston, leaves soon for European
tour of two months.
Rev F. J. Parry delivered an address at tn,
Bible school convention Of the Franklin Baptis
association at Greenfield last evening.
j. E. Hall and family have taken rooms at Mrs
NJ E. Shattuck S on Oak street, during the cree
ton of their new home on Chaplin street
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Barber went to Boston
Wednesday They will remain for some time "A,
Mrs. Barber is to receive medical treatment.
F. L. Smith has 50 far recovered from his re
cent severe illness to come from his father
house in GuilfOrd to his own home ON Prospec
street.
Otto Howe of the regular army is expected t.
be honoraby discharged next month, when hi
term of enlistment for three years will he com
pleted
on Green street a week ago last Sunday, has since
been unable to work on account of the injuries
which he sustained
Mrs Robert Gordon Hardie ir. is in town I,
cupation Madam Hardie is expected home from
New York in few days
The marriage of Clement Staples of Fitchburg
Mass. formerly of Brattleboro, to Miss Lillian
Moore. is announced to take place next Tuesday
at Buskrks Bridge, n. Y.
D. n Bartlett is to become secretary of tn
1.m y. a.
The association is a prosperous one, and is sool
to erect $4,000 building.
Mrs Abby Dorr, who will be remembered as
member of Capt c. p. Halls family, died Apri
81 at WinchendOn, Mass, at the age of SO Tn
burial was at Merden, N II.
James Dawson, Mrs. Martin Martins brother
was buried last Sunday in New Britain, Conn
Mrs Frank Hagan and Mrs. John ToOney iron
this place attended the funeral.
Col and Mrs. Estey and Mrs. Cobb have gon
to Greenwich, n Y, to attend Dr. and Mrs Gray,
silver wedding anniversary Harry Estey wi
leave for Greenwich tomorrow.
John Leavitt who went West five years ago,
visiting his mother He has of late been at Kan
sas City, but he has visited many places Of tn
South and West with surveyors parties
Elliot Phillips recently broke rib. which dis
abed him for ten days, He did not know whe
the accident occurred, the break not being discoy
cred until physician made an examination.
J. H. Steams of Brooklyn, n Y, the owner o
the WOodslde cottages at Spofford lake. is her
for a stay of a week to prepare for the openin
of the resort, which is under Mr.. Plummer
charge.
VIII Bond is in Boston for a stay of severa
weeks for the purpose of receiving instructions j
organ playing from S. b. Whitney, the noted OF
ganist of the Church of the Advent. His fathe
accompanied him TO Boston this week:
President w. A. Faulkner of the Traders ma
tiOna bank of Boston has been suffering from il
fammatOry rheumatism since March p. He ma
now so far recovered as to be able to be about tn
house. but is unable to use one arm, which is sti
very painful
Miss Elizabeth Franklin of Bratteboro, who IT
Gently completed the course at the Albany bus
ness college, through the New York agency Of tn
college has secured a good position as stenOgrg
pher with Cranton Jones, 1857 Worcester street
New York city
The many Brattleboro friends of Rev. w. S
Smithers will he pleased 10 know that the societ
at Barre is raising funds for new brick church
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