Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-03-31
PERSONAL.

An original pension has been granted to
Z. b. Coates.
Mis-, Perrigo now makes her home with
Mrs. Nelleck'
Miss Helen Severance has been quite Ill,
INT /, now improving.
Mrs p. f. Amidon of Keene is visiting
her father, James Estey.
II. G.. Clark and L. H. Richardson have
bcen in Boston this week.
Frank Pettee has moved his household
Goods to South Vernon.
W C.. Stone is now employed in E. L.
porker's wood working shop.
NJ B. Savory is spending the week with
bs brother in Manchester, n. H.
Mrs Williams of Bennington is the guest
% her cousin, Mrs. Fred HOpkinson.
Mrs. NJ. E. Shattuck is moving in to Mrs.
Davis's remodelled house on Green street.
LOWS Swain of Vernon is to move to
tbe house on Myrtle street vacated by Bert
Letsnger'
Harry Wellman of Springfield, Mass, is
bors to spend Easter with his grandparents
at the West village.
Oscar Rawson, who has recovered from
q six weeks illness, is to enter the employ
of Holden ~ Martini
Mrs. A. J. Hines is expected to start
from Topeka, Kan, tomorrow, on the re-
tnrn trip to Brattleboro.
q !. Dion has given up work at the
Estev factories and will be employed by
Hooker. Corser & Mitchell.
The Montpelier Argus says that Eddie
Hackett of Brattleboro is visiting his father,
who is quite i'll at WinOoski.
Mrs. E. d. Hobart entertained the Rainy
Day club Monday. Supper was served and
later social time enjoyed.
Mrs. j. NJ. Edison left yesterday for
Granville, n. Y, where she is to have
charge of a millinery store.
Jerome Thomas of Keene, n. H., who
was at one time cook at the Brooks House,
has been in town this week.
E. H. Putnam and his sister, Mrs. W. H.
Kinson. 90 to Worcester, Mass, today to
attend the funeral of cousin.
]. l.. Smith, who has had charge of the
/ Henry Pratt farm at North Hinsdale,
will 20 to Athol, Mass, tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Coles of West Brat
tleboro are occupying Miss Pitkin's house
on Western avenue for few weeks.
IDENTITY Revenue Collector G. S. Forbes OF
ST. Adams was in town Wednesday on his
wav to Bennington on official business.
Herman Wedemayer, the cigarmaker
has gone to Springfield, Mass, to work
but his family will remain here for the
present
The Boston Sunday Globe contained al
extended sketch of Col. Hooker, with por
trait, under the heading "Men you ough
to know"
A. Docouette, employed at the Brooks
House barber shop, was called to Spring
field, Mass, Wednesday, his mother bein!
dangerously ill.
Ezra Shipman of Williamsville is t.
move into one of Mr.. Crowelrs houses OF
Laurel street, and will work at his trade a
carpenter.
Fay S. Fuller, formerly clerk in Soutl
Londonderry and lately in Glynn's Saxtol
River store, commences work at Hawley'
tomorrow morning.
Miss Eva c. Knowlton of Springfield
Mass, is spending a few weeks in town
hoping that the change and rest will prov
beneficial to her health.
S. E. Goodwin, general agent of the Pre-
tective Registry company of Hartford
Conn, is securing a large number of locs
members to that organization.
Miss Robinson of Guilford, Conn, take
Miss Allie Morse's place at Mrs. Wells's o
High street. Miss Morse will go to tn
home of her sister in Vernon.
]. H. Capen, who has been employed g
the Estey factories for the past 80 year
gives up his position tomorrow, and wi
hereafter spend his time in working upo
his farm.
Lorenzo Harris is to move from tt
Wells house on High street to the Gag
house on Washington street, and his so
AlansOn Harris, will take tenement
Mrs. Davis's house on Green street.
Conductor Geo. L. Spotford and Eng
neer John Flood complete 20 years OF col
tinuous service on the New London Nortl
ern railroad today. During nearly all tn
time they have run on the same train.
Charles Stevens of the Arlington boz
club ranked 9th in a list of 1876 bowie
who took part in five or more games in Il
Massachusetts, Amateur Bowling league
tournament. His general average was l.
30J7th.
Miss Gertrude Marston left yesterdi
for Washington, where she will spend tv
or three weeks as the guest of the taml
Vi MI. hyue, Jne government uiNoJ
During her stay she will attend one OF u
Presidents receptions.
Charles A. Veet leaves in few days
take position with the Mason d Ris
Vocation company of Worcester, Mas
James Austin, who has had charge OF {
stock room in the Carpenter Organ factor
succeeds Mr.. Veet in the action departmel
Mr., and Mrs. H. p. Freeman received
telegram Sunday stating that their daug
ter Ina, was critically i'll in WatertoW
y, Y, where she has been employed
stenographer for some time. They left
that place Monday, and a telegram fro
them states that she is improving.
d. y. Bartlett, who gave up his positi
with the Vermont Loan d Trust compa
to become general secretary of the \.
c. A. at West Troy, N. Y, has accepted
call to a similar position with the assoc
ton at Nashua, n. H., and will begin
duties there early in April.
The first Lefiingwell prize for eXcelleI
IN public speaking awarded to members
the junior class at Amherst college v
won by E. Burr Smith of this place,
graduate of the High school in the class
IS His suhiaot u,as ttpOwnr Of nprSOn