Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-03-10


MIS-. L. w. Hawley and will Taft are in
Taftsville, where their father is critically
ill.
Several Brattleboro people will attend
the funeral of George E. Lyons at Green
field today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pellerin, who have
been in Florida for several months, return
ed Tuesday.
Miss Lulu Cressey is i'll and her place at
the telephone exchange is taken by Miss
Alice Clark.
Austin Miller is to move from the Ret
ting building to a tenement over Mr. Thur
bers bakery.
r. II. Dutton of Worcester, Mass, has
been with his brother, o. K. Dutton, for
the past week.
E. II. Putnam and family are to remove
from Clark street to the Bingham house
on Green street.
John Sullivan and Margaret Moran at
tended the funeral of cousin at Bond
vile, Mass, Friday.
w. Ii. Underwood finishes work at the
asylum this week and will return to his
home in Townshend.
Carl l.. Schuster, formerly of Brattle-
ey building at Greenfield.
Will f. Collins is one of the two APP
pointees from the senior class for the prize
defamation at Trinity college.
VIII Sumner of Chicago, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Sumner, was married yester-
day to young lady of that city.
Mrs. o. d. Esterbrook gave an informal
whist party Saturday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. d. E. Ranney of Boston.
Edna c., the young daughter of L. c.
Crosby, has had a severe attack of bron-
chial fever, but is now improving.
w. H. Welcome, the well-known cutter
for Young & Knowlton, is back in the
store after an illness of five weeks.
Miss Ray Osgood left this morning for
| New York, where she will study new styles
in millinery for Mrs. w. II. Phillips.
Harry Allen, who is now engaged in the
| bakery business at Jamaica PLAN, Mass,
is in town for a two weeks vacation.
George b. Cox of Brattleboro and Miss
Hattie Starks of Manchester this state,
were married at the latter place Feb. "a.
+. d. Wright has moved from West Brat
tleboro to the house on Forest street which
he secured in exchange from j. II. Plum
mcr.
The st. Johnsbury Republ can says that
''Dr. Thomas II. Brown of Brattleboro,
the horse Dentist" will be in that town for
the next six weeks.
George Vassar, who has been disabled
for many months, will begin work next
week as fireman on the switching engine
in the railroad yard.
Miss Ida Lewis of Westminster has gone
| l. o, nn
and she and her sister, Miss Hattie, have
taken a room in Tyler block.
Mr.. and Mrs Gidley, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Newell for
several weeks, returned to their home in
Dartmouth, Mass. this week.
Miss Mary Niles gave French euchre
party to a few friends yesterday afternoon,
at the home of Mrs. Harry Rowe. Mrs.
DIR. Pratt won the first prize and Mrs. Trip
the BOBBY.
The Capitol club had a capital sleighride
Wednesday TO Bernardston, partook of one
of Landlord Turner'S capital dinners, and
made the return trip home early in the
evening.
Last week Rev. F. w. Sprague respect
fully declined to accept the title recently
conferred upon him, the standing of the
institution proffering it proving unsatlstac'
tory to him.
The late George L. Lyons made an agree
ment only short time before his death tC
take a life insurance policy of S25,OOC
with A. p. Childs of Springfield, Mass,
before April l.
DIR. Holbrook has returned from Toronto
He did not enter the veterinary college
! there as he suffered an attack of measles
3 soon after his arrival. His condition nov
= is quite serious.
George NJ. Morley of Gardner, Mass.
and Miss Lila Bardwell of this place were
' married at the Universalist parsonage Fri
t day by Rev. f. w. Sprague. They vii
Y make their home in Gardner.
3 Mrs. S. A. Davis's house on Green
: street. which has been undergoing repair
. and changes, is to be occupied by Mrs. Nj
E. Shattuck in the lower tenement ant
Alison Harris in the upper tenement
3 Miss Emma Dutton and Mrs. Edwar
t Kirkland gave a party to Miss Dutton'
t Sunday school class of boys at Mrs. Kirk
q lands Wednesday evening. Games Wer
nlaved and there were refreshments, all l.
: the delight of the boys
: The Northampton Herald Of yesterda
saws: Arthur G. Herrick of West Dunn
d merston, VT, is visiting this week wit
s his brother, +. b. Herrick, after which a
: will go TO Hoyoke TO take position IN u
n M. Foley's meat market
d Miss Minnie Brown gave French euehr
: marty of four tables Tuesday evening
n Mrs William b. VintOn and Albert
e Pullen were the first prize winners, an
8 Miss Carrie Nichols and John Lindsey th
recipients of the BOBBY prizes.
The Rutland Herald of this mornin
saws: "The engagement OF Miss Anne !
ia Goulding, daughter Of Col. j.. ID. Gould
Q inc. secretary OF civil and military affair
Is 10 willis Nj. Ross is announced. Mi
= Ross will be remembered in Brattleboro a
- one of the contestants in the stale tenn
ly tournament last summer.