Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-06-23

James Starr Of Fitchburg Mass, Is here
at work on Rudyard Kipling's artesian well.
ID. II Bement went to Alstead, n. H.,
Saturday TO visit his daughther, Mrs Put
nam.
Landlord Harvey of the American House
and j. II. Chamberlain are in Meriden,
Conn.
Capt. and Mrs. Weld and daughter 60
to Cornish Centre, N. H., today for an
outing.
Harry CurrieI is assisting in the work at
Hoden's drug store during the summer
season.
l.. H. Cass and G. H. Brooks of Orange,
Mass, are at work on the electric light
station.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson of Fitchburg,
Mass. has been visiting her brother, Dr. G.
+. Barber.
Judge ]. NJ. Tyler is attending the
session of the Chittenden county court at
Burlington.
Charles Lang has bought a building lot
of Mr.. Frost on the meadow in front of
the Estey shops.
Mrs. Col Chase and daughter arrived at
the Park house Monday, and Col. Chase is
expected this week.
Mrs. Katherine Collins and grandchil-
dren of Fitchburg, Mass, are with her
brother, Edmund Carey.
Mrs. Leopold Retting and daughter are
in Pomfret, this state, where they viii re-
main during the summer.
Miss Mary Hough came here from
Montpelier Monday to join her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. A. j. Hough.
f. L. Smith and w. E. Hubbard leave
today for a ten-days' fishing trip in the
vicinity of Willoughby lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royce of Woodstock are
here to visit their daughters, Mrs. o. Z.
Randall and Mrs. c. L. billiard.
Walter G. Piper, who is employed in the
Van Doom & Tilson store at Rutland, has
been at his home here this week.
Gov. Fuller attends, next week, the COM
mencement exercises at Norwich universi-
ty and the University of Vermont.
Charles Henkel, the Estey Organ COM
pany's designer, has gone to the Worlds
Fair In the interest of his employers.
Frank Field, formerly with J. d. Whit
ney & Son, is to enter the employ of the
Brattleboro Overall company as cutter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Webster of Swan
their nephew, DIR. Webster, this week.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Aldrich of Fitchbure.
Mass, comes today to spend some time
with her daughter, Mrs. c. f. Westgate.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barrett are to oc-
cupy rooms in A. b. Gibbs's Green street
house as soon as it is ready for occupancy.
o. o. Ware of Wilmington attended the
high school graduating exercises, his
daughter being a member of the class
OF %.
Miss Mabel johnson goes today to her
home in keene, and after two weeks rest
VIII return to enter the employ of o. j.
Pratt as clerk.
Clarence Carpenter, who has been IN
at the home of his father in Guilford has
so far recovered as to be able to be in
Brattleboro this week.
Mr.. Stewart of Fonda, N. Y. has been
mere for a few days, and his wife. who has
been visiting her aunt, Miss Agnes Gale
returns with him today.
Wallace Minis, the saxaphone soloist
who played with Brigham's American
orchestra Tuesday night, was here with
Reeves band two years ago.
MRS: Ann Brooks and her daughter.
MISS Minnie, from Penn Yam, N. Y. ar.
rived Saturday, and will spend some time
with relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Verne Skinner went last week IN
brooklyn, y. T., to work in the bakery
recently bought there by her brother. and
H. v ote0bins, formerly of Brattleboro.
MIR. and Mrs. F. H. Smith are avav for
Two weeks. Mr.. Smith is at NorthfieId
Farms, Mass, and Mrs. Smith Is In NeI-
rose with her daughter, Mrs. A. M. Willis
Miss Abbie Fuller returned from the
Boston conservatory of music Mondsv
ana went at once to Saxtons River ~
ment. commence
THEODORE Whitney, who has been IN Al,
winter at the home of his son TnIi,1s
whitney ON Green street, is so far recov-
cred as to be able to walk out for sbor,
distances. Aoi SNORT
Alfred Jefferson went to his homa ~
Toledo, Ohio, Tuesday after snendino
week here, He viii be at Lake Genssvs
Ior part of the summer, and IN tla faiI
Wi. resume his position at Mt. Hermop.
from the Hinsdale Record. "Sevarol 90
casper Roder's Brattleboro friends nsid
Nun surprise visit the other eyeninq~
oiit,huay gathering-and presented hin,
WIN SOLD gold watch and chain. an easv
cnalr' and other articles of value
~, Ela Newman and Amy Jones went 70
HTihsdale, ON their wheels this week MIS-
Jones punctured one of the nne,,,1atis
tires OF her wheel, but Prof, Raw &c tte
nlhsdale High school kindly loaned 10.
MRS. Rays machine on which 10 rst nsn
+. r. A. Dyer of Council BluFs lou.
arrived arrive IN Brattleboro last week. and Iss,
monday for the Worlds Fair. accom o ,ei'
lea lsu oy his neice, Miss Lulu Larkin Tbag
WI. WIN spend three weeks in CHICAGO ana ~,
.lelr return Mr.. Dyer will remain in Rro on
tieboro for some time. ~ nrat-
Miss Poland has begun work This v,ao,...
s saPs'i 1t OF the schools in Massacbn.
selIs district comprising Ludlow I VIM
ma nam, Manson and Longmeadow. She ,ril
De employed fora few weeks now slls viii
return there in the fall after the s snmp m,
Suy olmonds rode to Hanover N II
Gus ~ n,s wheel Saturday, and Tuesdav Frsj
SSrosoy and Mr.. Shattuck. one :, n ~
D.osoy's classmates in the medical co,,sa MI
ie.urned with him TO Brattleboro ms,
covered the, distance from HsDo aney
bellows Falls at the rate If - ne,,sa 70
tS out were obliged TO walk mnch ~ ~
tne way between the latter Mac an u0n DO OF