Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-06-03
PERSONAL.


Gray Estey has gone to Boston to spend a few
days.
Fred Clark spent Sunday and Monday in Ben
nngton.
Miss Dora Mitchell returns to Woodstock to-
morrow.
Harry and Hattie Webster have returned from
the South.
Mrs T. Ball of Keene, y. H., is at Mrs S w. /
Westgates.
S. W. Kirkland was in town from Saturday UNI
til Tuesday.
Mrs. A. II. webb, who has been critically i'll. is .
slowly improving.
Miss Carrie Perry went to Boston yesterday for
an extended stay.
Mr. and Mrs James Lillis of Rutland were in |
town over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs George 4 Briggs of Claremout
n. H., are in town.
Mrs O. NJ Sargent and Miss Abbie Harwood are
visiting in Chester.
Miss Kate Ferriter is home from Boston for a
two week : vacation.
Miss Nina Dutton is at home from her work as
stenographer i'm Boston.
Miss Bugbee Of Boston is the guest of Mrs j. |
L. Ray at the Brooks House.
Charles Berg is remodelling the house which he !
recently bought on Elliot street.
Fred and Allyn Crosby were at home from
Dartmouth college over Sunday.
Mrs J. l.. Howe is at \. j. Curriers' on account
of the illness of Madam Currier.
Deputy Marshall l.. n. Sprague has moved from
d Washington to as Elliot street
BERTHE A. Rivers has been spending few days
with his sister in Springfield, Mass
Mrs Eliza Lillis who had visited in Springfield
for a few days returned on Monday.
Thomas Griffin of the Hotel Ashuelot is spend
ing his two weeks vacation at home
Miss Ray Osgood goes to New York the first of
next week to get new millinery styles.
Mr. Benson, senior, of Canal street, is critically
i'll and his recovery is not anticipated.
Gilbert billiard of Mortified Farms Mass, is
visiting with his daughter Mrs. f. II Smith.
George c. Sherman formerly proprietor Of the
American House, has been in town this week.
Julian O Fuller of New York is the guest of
his sister. Mrs. Devens, at the Brooks House.
The Sisters from Burlington have been here this
week to make collections for the orphans home.
A Hopkinson and family have broken up house
keeping and are boarding at F. T. Hopkinsons.
c. W Wilcox returned Monday from Worces-
ter Mass. Mrs Wilcox is expected tomorrow.
Mrs Nellie Brown nee Farnsworth, of Burng-
ton, is at the Brooks House with her little daugh-
Mrs. Steuben of Gilroy. Cal, has arrived to
spend the summer with her brother, John Steb
bins
w. w. Ford has moved from the Brooks farm
into the lower tenement in Herrick x Boyden's
block
Arthur Knight has moved this week from Wash
ington street to Mr. Eamess house ON Harms
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira knights, who have spent sever
al weeks in Brattleboro; left for Boston this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs Kenney went to their home in
Perknsville after visit with their daughter, Mrs
Albert Rockwell
Mrs. f. L. Cook and her son Henry, who visited
in Sury, y. H.. for few days, returned the early
part of this week.
Mrs. D. McCllvray who has been visiting at
her former home in Canada for a few weeks, re
turned yesterday.
The graduating class of the High school We're
entertained by John Howe, one OF the members,
on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs John NJ. Willis, who have spent
several weeks with their sons in Boston and Pitts
field, returned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Simonds have gone to Hart
ford. Conn. where they will probably spend sew
eral weeks with their son.
Jerome Corbett removed yesterday from Willis
ton street to the house on washington street
which he recently bought.
Mrs John Henkel, Miss Annie Henke and Miss
Susie Dowley are working for The PhpniX job Of
fee in the folding department.
Mrs. c. T. Barrett returns today to her home in
Lawrence, Mass. after stay OF three weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Wheelock.
f. Wales was in Springfield Monday to witness
the presentation OF living whist gwen ny the
UniverSalist society at that place.
Miss Annie +. Hunkins Of Lawrence, Mass has
been with her sister, Miss Grace, for part OF this
week. returning yesterday to Boston.
Mrs Eva Yeaw and children went yesterday to
Winthrop Mass, after stay of two or three
weeks with friends and relatives here.
The marriage Of Mr.. Harry Haus and Miss
Margaret Carey. daughter of Edmund Carey Is
Walter Robbins left ON Wednesday morning for
HYDE Park Mass He is TO be- assistant superin-
tendent a large farm near that place.
Hon. b. d. Harris leaves on saturday for Min
neapOliS TO attend the meeting of a financial con
Germ in which he is prominently Interested.
Mrs Fred c. Gale cut Il bad cash across
the instep Of one foot on Tuesday while using an
axe 10 prepare some sticks for a Hover bed.
Mrs Frank Marshall and children have moved
to Connecticut this week, Mr.. Marshall having
previously obtained employment in that state
Mrs j. X. Parker and her mother Mrs George
Lane, expect to go to Newport and Coventry this
state next Monday to spend a week or 10 days.
Brattleboro friends attended the wedding Of
Edward Donovan and Miss lawler at the Holy
Trinity church at Greenfield, Mass, yesterday.
Mrs W. H. Bracket is spending few days in
Boston Mr. Bracket who accompanied her "a
the city on Wednesday, returned that evening.
Miss Meverette Smith went to Boston on Tues
day, and today she goes from there to Southwest
HarbOT Maine where she Will spend the summer
The engagement is announced of Miss Edna
Hall and Mr.. Bergman of New York, young
who has spent several summers IN Brattle
boro.
Mr. and Mrs F. D. Whitehead of New York art
at Mrs Kirkland's for the summer. Mr.. White
head is director of the New York consolidated
stock exchange.
Col Francis Goodhue was reelected one of thu
directors of the Vermont and Massachusetts rail
road company at the annual meeting held in Bos
ton Wednesday.
The marriage of W H. Welcome, the well
known cutter with Young & KnowltOn, to Miss
Mary Powers of Arlington this state is to tax,
place next Wednesday.
Mrs Clarence Stockwel and Miss Nellie j. Pet
tee went Monday to Massachusetts. Their trip o.
several weeks will include Boston, Concord, Man
chester and Fitchburg.
GOV Hobrook and Mrs Kellogg visited witt
Col. and Mrs. Sawyer at Northampton, Mass, oil
Saturday and Mrs. Mary l.. Fisher returned 4
BrattlebOro with them.
Mrs. A. G. O'Nel sold her household goods a
auction on Saturday and has since left to join he
husband, who has been at work in New YORK cit.
for the past few months.
John Hayes, the railroad yardmaster, left Of
Wednesday for Florence, Mass where he is to en-
gage in the grocery and fish business in compa
ny with his brother-in-law.
F. II. Holden removes to the Estabrook hous
at the corner of Oak and High streets; II. G. Lin
coin to No. Spruce street; Ed Frazier to the ten
ement over the city bakery.
John J. Duane whose mill in Landgrove wa
burned month ago was in town Wednesday
looking through this section and Massachusetts
for a location for a new mill.
Mrs w. 4. Barber returned from Boston yestei
day. Her many friends will be glad 10 know tina
her health shows marked Improvement and tina
she is now ON the road to recovery.
Rev. Charles r. Powers of Marlboro, Mass
former pastor of the West BrattlebOro Baptis
church, called on friends here this week
The Baptist Sunday school viii be representa-
at the Windham county association meeting a
Wilmington by l. O. z. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs J.
Hall Miss Viva Smith and j. W. Thurber.
Elmer Sherman, vino recently moved with hi
father to Keene is spending few days in towr
After an extended vacation he VIII 90 10 Worce'
ter Mass TO begin the study of dentistry.
Cant Childs went to New York on Tuesday I
attend the meeting of the Forest and StreaT
club at which arrangements will be made for III
formal opening of the building at Wilmington