Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-03-24
PERSONAL.

tleboro and South Londonderry route. has
been visiting in Ludlow.
Rev. E. w. Whitney of Milford Mass.
was thrown from a sleigh recently, and
struck upon a post, sustaining quite severe
injuries.
l. a. Williams, who had leg amputated
several weeks ago, was able to be out on
the streets on crutches Monday for the
first time.
Mrs. H. b. Larkn of Centreville was
summoned Monday by telegraph to Lin
coin, Neb., because of the death of a rela-
tive.
Will f. Root and Emerson Peake ac-
companied DIR. Webster and Dan Webster
on their trip to South Carolina, leaving
| Tuesday.
Chief Consul F. w. Sherburne of Barre
has appointed H. NJ. Wood local consul of
the Vermont division of the League of
American Wheelman.
Judge Start of Bakersfield, who has pre-
sided at the March term of the county
court, spent Sunday in town as the guest
of Judge j. NJ. Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Cutler returned Satur-
day from Detroit, Mich, where they have
spent about five months with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Walter Haywood
Mrs. VIM. Leonard moved her goods
to Boston this week and will hereafter
make her home in that city, having bought
a house on Bowdoin street.
Mrs. Horace French entertained Friend
ship circle Wednesday afternoon and even
ing. Supper was served and cards furnish
ed entertainment in the evening.
Gov. and Mrs. Fuller, who have gone to
Boston today, will attend this evening the
banquet Of the White Mountain Travellers
association at the Quincy House.
c. W. Stuart, who has lived in Brattle-
boro for the past three years, and who has
of late driven L. Fales's laundry team, has
gone to his home in Londonderry.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Willard have moved
to South Newfane. Mr.. Willard will re-
main here in charge of his store, but will
spend Sundays at South Newfane.
Nellie and Mary Sheridan, Lizzie Con-
nors, Lizzie Quarters, Steven Gray and
Francis Reynolds of Bellows Falls attend
ed the entertainment Friday evening.
Mrs. E. r. Atwood will go to Worcester,
Mass, to make her home with her son who
lives there. Henry Reynolds will occupy
the tenement on Elliot street vacated by
her.
Mrs. P. F. Connors and Miss Hattie
Webster will go to Boston next week to
visit Miss Hattie Dickerman. Mr.. Con-
nors will spend a few days with them
there.
Gen. and Mrs. Estey, Guy Estey and
Miss Hattie Stearns have gone to Atlanta,
Ga. They will return via Cincinnati. The
trip is made for the benefit of Mrs. Estey' s
health.
DIR. Holton has been in Buffalo, n. Y,
this week to attend meeting of the Amer
lean Public Health associations committee
on revision of constitution, bylaws, and
code of ethics.
L. w. Hawley was called to Taftsville
Wednesday on account of the critical con-
dition of Mrs. Hawley's father Mrs
| Hawley and W. H. Taft have been there
for some time.
A Mrs. Nathaniel White of Concord, N.
H., mother of Mrs. Harriet Dearborn, has
given $1,000 toward the erection of a nurs
: cry building at the orphans home al
Franklin, N. Fl.
a w. NJ. Haradon of Springfield, Mass.
= the well-known 'cyclist who has won many
races and hill climbing contests, was il
o town yesterday, representing the Monarch
4 Cycle company.
This is from the Felchville item in thu
Woodstock Standard: "Leon Coolidge ha'
. returned from Brattleboro and will worl
for Walter Hook of West Windsor during
- the coming season"
jerome T. Kimball has moved his goods
to the tenement occupied by George ID
- Clark at % Washington street Mr.. Kim
- ball will live there when the tenement i
y vacated by Mr.. Clark.
., H. II. Hackley returned yesterday iron
!! New York, having been granted diplo
ma at the undertakers' college. He vii
go to Boston in May for two or tire
;; weeks of special study.
=" Mr. and Mrs. n. D. Mann went to Sax
tons River Wednesday. Mr.. Mann is /
IS be engineer at Vermont Academy and Mrs
q Mann is to be matron in charge of Procto
hall (the dining ROOM.
g c. H. Stevens, an old and respected cit
/ zen, is manifesting serious mental disturb
ance, the result, undoubtedly, of the sever
ir bodily Affections from which he has SUI
k fered the past two years.
W. L. Warren, who has been employee
N at Crosby & Co.'s store for two year;
Of gives up his position April l, and will b
succeeded by George Hughes, now wit
N the Valley Mill company.
D. Mrs. George Eels gave a French euchI
DaTby OF i've IdDlcS ONOillhs5' IL 4
le Brooks and Miss Mary Niles were the tir'
" prize winners, while the BOBBY prizes wen
to A. d. Wyatt and Mrs. w. c. Carpente
Mt Frederick Hobrook of Stamford, Conn
Of roadmaster of the New York, New Have
a. Hartford railroad, comes to Brattlebor
TX to spend Sundays with his wife and tw
" children, who are with her father, n.
Cabot.
ne The New York Sunday Herald containe
r. a portrait of NJ. II. TOomey of that citl
formerly of BrattlebOro, who is one OF tn
u most rapid telegraphers in the country. Nj
M Toomey is a member of the committee fC
" arranging the championship contest |
New York tomorrow, but it is understoo
g that he will not be competitor.
% The Keene Sentinel of this week says
- "Dr II. T. Whitney, formerly of Keen'
nc but for the last ten years missionary phys
re clan at FOo-ChoO, China, is now in Obel
lin, Ohio, with his family and is expecte
of TO visit his friends in the East before r.
IN turning to his home in the Orient" ID
Whitney was at one time assistant phys
no r. Uarnnont asylum