Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-03-17
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will remain for a few weeks visit
Miss sarah +. Gfiswold. who has bean
living at Cornwall, this state, for SOM.
time. has returned to Brattleboro.
Richard VI. Hunt, the noted New Yort
architect, has been honOred bya gold med
al from the British Royal museum
D. w. Cook, who has lived at Jamaie,
for more than year past, has returned n
Brattleboro and is working at his trade.
l.. /. Kelley Of Minneapolis. MINI. fl,
on a visit TO his father, b. +. KELLEY WIN
will celebrate his s7th birthday, April J.
Z. S. Yergausan OF Hartford Conn
brought three decorators here this week :,
complete the interior work at Gen. Fs,ey'.
house.
Miss Florence Burbee Of Windham rsi5
a visit last week to her uncles and aunt
Fred Burbee and Mr.. and Mrs. O. G
Coolidge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudyard Kipling will o,
TO New York soon to meet Mr. Kpline,
father. who is coming from India for
brief visit.
Edward Rawson, who has been VISITING
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Rawson
for several weeks, returned to MerideD
Conn, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Sherman have been
in Westfield this week to attend the funer.
al of II. w. Avery, prominent bushes.
man of that place.
George Jefts, formerly manager of the
Brooks House and later of the American
House, is now manager of the Alma
Mich, sanitarium.
J. W. Smith has moved from Organ to
/ Chestnut street and the tenement which
he vacated viii be occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. c. L. billiard.
Alonzo Atwood's condition is critical
The Wheel club held a special meeting
Wednesday night and arranged to hav.
Mr.. Miller care for him.
The asylum supervisors, Hon. Home,
Goodhue of Westminster, DR.. johnson O!
Concord and DR.. Ferrin of Essex junction
have been in town this week.
Capt. Herbert E. Tutherly of the FRS,
Cavalry, U. S. A, who has been detailed
for service with the Vermont troops. va.
the guest of Gov. Fuller Tuesday.
Charles McRea of Starkey Il Wellman'.
for the Putney post-office, as will be seq
~ Jul IQl BDliAAtiNN AAUl4 THAI DldiFs
Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Robbins gave \
whist party of five tables last evening
DR.. and Mrs. Pratt won the first prize, and
Mrs. II. g. Clark and Mr.. Trip the boob7
prizes.
Misses Bertha and Ruby Stockwen gave
a party to several couples of young people
Monday evening. Cards were enjoyed
and during the evening refreshments wer-
served.
Mr.. futile, who has worked for l
Smith on the J. H. Pratt farm at NorL
Hinsdale for the past year, will move 70
Brattleboro April l, and work for c. D..
Whitman.
During his recent western trip Gov Ful-
Ter visited his nephew, Albert NJ. Fuller.
at Stapleton, Mimi, and found him recor.
ering from a severe accident, which be sus
tanned short time ago.
-Four dental offices in one of the larg.
cities have recently been CONSOLIDATED
DIR. Comegys of St Adams, formerly Of
Brattleboro, was offered the manageme1,
OF the company, at large salary.
Miss Minnie Haskins. who has beer
clerk at the Little SO store for the pas
three or four years, gives up the position
this week, and after a short vacation vii
be bookkeeper for Holden Il Martin.
o. II. Stevens, who was recently callei
TO St Adams, has been in town this week
His headquarters are at Essex Junction
and he has charge of the division extend.
ing south from that place on the RUTLAND
branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burnett gave
French euchre party of four tables Tues
day evening. The first prizes were won By
Miss Mary Niles and John Lindsey and the
BOBBY prizes by Mrs. Lindsey and WI
Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pullen entertains3
a company of six tables with French ac.
chre Tuesday evening. Mrs. Will Vinto1
and Walbridge Horton were awarded th-
first prizes and Mrs. Ida Ward and Fr7i
Clark the BOBBY prizes.
j. L. Howard, the well-known writ1.
school teacher, now has charge Of the
writing classes in the High and gramme
schools. Mr.. Howard has conducted sue
cessful private classes in many OF The
towns in the Connecticut valley.
An elegant yellow tea and euchre par7
was given by Mrs. DR.. Pratt Wednesda7
afternoon, from to :, TO 10 ladies. The
rooms were prettily decorated with yellow.
The first prize was won by Mrs. Hookg
and the foot prize by Mrs. W. c. Carpen-
ter.
The keene Sentinel of this week says
Wesley r. Phillips, clerk at Keyes
grocery, was operated upon at the city hos
pltal last week by DR.. Prouty for append.
icltis. The patient has been doing wei
since the operation and now appears TO b
safely on the road to recovery" Mr.. Phi
lips was formerly a well-known resident o.
Brattleboro and for three years was en-.
ployed in the Farmers & Mechanics store
Brattleboro friends will be interested 70
know that Madeline. the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j, d. Bolander, is Just recoy.
ing from severe illness from pneumonia
10 give her the change to a warmer eL-
mate which the doctor has recommends
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolander sail today from New
ork for Florida, where they will remain
I'LL about the first of May, when they vii
return to Brattleboro and Mrs. Bolanjg
VIII open The Naples" for the summer