Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-04-28
PERSONAL.

r,r Mr. raves of Burlington is at Rev w. II.
Col.nss
Chas VIII 'ock oil bos'o" 10 'ne guest Vi H. r.
p.iJ,s, Bowler Of Lowell, Mass, is at T. ].
ri B,.ay is away on trip to Boston and
w Pierce of sufield, Conn, was in town
W. r.ir.. Of Boston is the new barber in p.
Rates shop
Seth stcn. has begun building a new house on
+ Thurher is making extensive alterations
on his house.
oscar smith has been housed with illness for
the past week
Mn. T. J. Bascomb is visiting her sister, Mrs
VIM F. Howe.
Albert Rockwell has been i'll this week, threat
ened with lever
A b. Gibbs is making Improvements on his
s-een street house.
u a. Coolidge, the deaf mute, and his family,
L.rs moved 10 Keene. N. II.
n Teylor has been on a business trip to
rtrbburg Mass, this week
A. and Mrs Carlton Sparks of Springfield,
,as. we're In town Tuesday.
NJ pliopfon of the New England Piano COM
,on. was I'm town Wednesday.
P@w ~ r,-peuter is on a business trip through
eastern Pennsylvania and ONO.
Mis- N,,rie Frost has moved here from Vernon,
ealing a tenement on Elliot street.
pav Father Long of Proctor has been spend
irga few days here with relatives.
g., p Potter has definitely decided not to
,,ni4 To- Brattleboro for the summer.
rrsrlr. A Risbey of the West Side bank, New
y5rE Ina. been in town for few days.
lanes Sullivan and Job Long finished work at
the carpenter Organ factory this week.
n e. Horton of Fitchburg, Mass, has been
nth relatives in town briefly this week.
Mrs VI A Bailey has moved from Spring street
,oNr Emersons house ON Forest street.
r. b Dean of Waterbury, Conn, visited his
ian,httr Mrs Robert Wheeler last week.
Mrs Howard Burke returned from her Balti-
more Md visit of three months Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Howe have been in New
Y'rk this week, taking in the naval parade.
Mrs L. X. Burnham of East Bethel is spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. 5. ]. Jones.
Ned Ranney Of Boston has recovered from his
recent illness and is now at the Brooks House.
I'M Hackley has been confined to the house
far few days with a severe attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. W. H. Minor went to Boston Monday, ac-
coplpanied by the daughter of Darwin Ranney.
Mr. and Mrs George Baker have been in Boston
this week, but have returned 10 the Brooks House.
C P Goodrich moved Wednesday from Ches
terfed and will live with his sister, Mrs. Alfred
Sargent.
Rev. VIM J. Harris, DID, the Episcopal mis-
sonary a cousin of WIN. S. Newton was in town
yesterday.
vrs NJ. Carpenter has gone to her home in
Barton Landing for visit of three weeks with
her parents
Mrs Peter Joyce returned from Northampton
Tuesday night, having spent two weeks there
With her sister. .E.
Corporal brisbane, Privates brisbane and Dion
attended the ball Of the IS club at Bell ows Falls
Tuesday evening
Harry Wales and Laura Pentland will give
several exhibition dances at Claremont, M H.
next Thursday evening
Sabeu Yeaw's youngest daughter is seriously i'll
with lung fever, and his son, Leon Yeaw. is
threatened with fever.
Mrs. Smith returned to her home in Boston
Wednesday, having spent the winter with her
sister Mrs w G. Norris.
Otto Howe has moved to Westminster, where
he is to be employed as carpenter during the
summer with p Goodrich.
Mrs j. NJ Leach, mother of Engineer Leach,
went Wednesday to Palmer, Mass, having spent
the past seven months here
Mrs Col Dunton is i'll with malaria at Clear
water Fla AS soon as she sufficiently RECEIVERS
she expects TO go TO Chicago.
Obed Hall and wife, formerly residents of this
county, will celebrate their golden wedding at
their home IN Stamford May 4.
u Z. Robbins is temporarily clerk In Simonds s
grocery store, during Mr.. Amidons absence on
account Of an attack Of measles.
D. E. Tasker is i'll with diphtheretic sore throat.
All the members Of his family have been i'll the
past week with a similar trouble
Miss Susie kirwan returned Saturday from her
visit Of a month in Boston. She will resume her
position in the Universalist choir.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steeter are in Saugatuck,
Conn, visiting their daughter. Mr.. Streeter will
gotO New York before his return.
Mrs Col Sawyer is visiting at Gov. Holbrook's
Ned Sawyer is to go to Chicago, where he will
have charge of a commission office.
Frank Glover has finished work at Smith &
Co. S and gone to Mortified, Mass, where he is
to be employed on interior house work.
Mrs. John Morris of Wilmington underwent a
surgical operation Wednesday at the home of heI
daughter Mrs. |. B. Rice, on Church street.
The Alma, Mich, sanitarium, of which George
{. Jefts is manager, is said to be the finest and
most complete institution of the kind in America
Lulu Walker Of Ludlow, who is employed at
the Bratteboro Retreat, has been seriously i'll
with pneumonia, ahd her mother has been caring
for her
Mrs, F. R. Vaughan gave a O'Clock tea yester
day afternoon 10 a few friends in honor Of Mis-
Nellie Vaughan Of Woodstock. who is here fol
visit
Brattleboro bicyclists took their first out-of
town runs Sunday, when K. H. Atherton and w
II. Perry went to Greenfield and III. NJ. Wood anC
son BERTHE 10 Hinsdae.
" o. Jones is out after tussle with the grip
Mrs Geo Eels, Mrs. Rawson and daughter Of
Spruce street and several others have suffered
attacks OF the same disease
Bert Hughes cut the middle finger OF the righ
hand on planning machine at Smith & Co. s fac
tory Friday II was necessary for physician u
remove the nail and part Of the bone.
Fred Burbee was in Keene, N. H., last Satur
day and Sunday to attend the lecture given by Z
W, Frsbee Of Everett, Mass. Seventeen dea
mutes were present, and all enjoyed the lectur
very much
The Concord, n H., Monitor of Monday pub
lshed the sermon on Evolution" which Rev. F
l. Phalen repeated at that place Sunday befor
an audience which filled every seat Of the Unita
Han church
Wayne Reed, who has heeh employed in Ran
ger IhOmpsOn's jewery store for the past INV
years, left Monday for Chester, where he is Z
nave charge Of the jewelry department OF Col
Polard's store.
j. F. White, who went to Huntington, p. O.,
Few years ago, has been In town this week al
ranging for the removal of his family here, haS
ing decided to give up HIS position In the orga
WORKS at huntington
A L. Adams, who moved here six weeks ago
WORK Tor e. II. Eddy & Co.. has returned to ASH
utl1t' Nh - and his place as teamster will b
tahth 10y Jerome kimball, who came here fror
'enAayNanh this spring.
sherman L. Howe of the Brattleboro Hig
SIool class OF 81 was one of the five Sc niors
GSfyltgate university chosen to compete for tn
VA, IIrE oTatorical prize of $50. His subject wa
Inc independent in politics."
~ n Butterfeld the well known contractor
auu Mrs, Buttertield who have been living
aun Arbor Mich. for the past few years, are
s SGR, called here by the illness of Mr. Butte
"7u mother, Mrs. Mary Butterfield
me Illustrated Buffalo Express contains til
s,se advertisement of j. G., Taylor, the real g
av utatr, who has an office at 10 Niagara stree
' a mat city. Mr.. TayloT's specially Is choiC
acreage Ton syndicating and subdividing.
mas Chase of Nottingham, court report'