Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-04-21
PERSONAL.
o. A. Bliss arrived in town today

here today NAM "'ss'' 10
-, Miss I, Gertrude Marston returned from Washing
,o Mlss Hattie Jones of Boston spent Sunday with
Miss Mabel BILLINGS Of Uataeld Mace Ia ,,,.,,
ing in town '-''' 10 '''''
J. d. Whitney and daugbter have mona q, 1,,s
ton a visit e " wv
Louis Henkel is at yyori, for tho A,,,,.,,,or ~
press company.
Thomas Pellet of Worcester Mass has hean I'm
town this week
r. The g. g. club met with Mrs. Warner Spears
tuesday evening.
i. f. Holden has snent tbraa or four dave Am
Boston this week
Otis Park and his son Tracey are both IN with
| rheumatic fever $3.50
Miss Minnie Flagg has been at home from Bos-
! ton for brief visit.
Miss Tina Goodall is home from Boston for
two weeks vacation.
Edward Nugent and family have moved To
| Fishers Island, N. Y.
Chas. Conant is making extensive renairs on
| his Canal street home
| Rev A. g. Chick of North Hebron N " has
| been in town this week
Miss Minnie Colburn has begiin teaching n
school in New Hampshire
Henry Devens and family are expected To re-
! turn from Boston next week
The Commercial Union telegraph boy has APP
! peared In a fine new uniform
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Cutler are home from a
weeks stay in Montague Mass
Miss Bessie Reed goes to Lebanon, n. H. today
| to visit with friends for a week
Mrs. Frank Berry of New York has been the
guest of j. w. Simonds this week
Will Brockington has moved from Esteyville to
| Mr. wells s house on Green street
Ned Prentice began running Monday on Con
ductor Howe's train to New London.
Mrs. G. c. Tyler went Monday to Hinsdale
| where she hopes to regain her health
! Miss Anna V. Hanly goes today to her home in
| Oswego, n. Y. for months vacation.
The father of F. d. Williams has been here
from Enfield n. H., for visit with him
Miss Annie Curran of Hinsdale is learning the
millinery business at Mrs. W H. Phiips's.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Scribner are to begin house
keeping in j. c. Howe's house Canal street.
Mrs c. L. billiard was called to Woodstock
Monday on account of the illness of her mother.
Henry r. Brown is in Canada and St. Lawrence
county, n. Y, buying horses for his livery stable
Mrs NJ. E. Wardner and son left today for Fish
er's Island, n Y, to remain there for the summer
Mrs c. H Davenport gives a tea party this aft
ernOOn, in honor of the birthday of her little son
c. D. Hildreth of Boston is acting as cutter at
Young & Knowlton's during Mr.. Welcomes illness.
Mrs, Leslie Scott. who has been seriously i'll
with Inflammation OF the bowels, is now improv
ing.
Geo. o. Fall finished work at the Estey factory
Saturday, and yesterday left for East Cambridge,
Mass.
Fred C. Stedman of Springfield, Mass, spent
Sunday with his grandparents at West Brattle-
boro.
Mrs. E. r. Carpenter, whose home has been in
Mendoza, ILL.,. for the past year, is visiting in
town.
Chas Miller who went to Chester several
months ago ON account of Illness has returned to
Bratteboro.
Mrs. G. II. Holden formerly of Brattleboro, is to
entertain Nermonters in Chicago during the
Worlds Fair.
II. NJ Felch. who has been at work in Brattle-
boro during the winter. has returned to White
River Junction.
, Michael brisbane, Louis Henke and Luther Mil
Ter attended the military ball at Springfield Mass,
Monday evening
Merton Robbins and Harry Stedman leave
Monday for Chicago, to remain until the close Of
the Worlds Fair.
Fred Burpee has returned home after spending
part of the sugaring season at Chesterfield and
visiting in Keene
Mrs. A. r. Stone and her young nephew, Alb
, bolt Frizze are spending the week in Northamp
ton and Amherst.
/ Col T. w Higginson, Mrs. Agnes Fuller Miss
e Elizabeth HgginsOn and Mrs. Cabot at thu
HiggnsOn cottage.
$ Miss Hattie Wise, who has been living in the vi
e ! cinity of Boston for some time returned to Mr.
q Crowell's Saturday
q p Goodrich went Yesterday to Westminster
e where he is TO be employed during the summer 10y
Rev. C. A. Dickinson.
e George A. Billings of Hatfield Mass, has beer
here the past week, with his daughter, in the in
terest of Suffer Bros.
The family of Washington Manley arrived from
n New York Saturday for their usual summer
/, | sojourn in Brattleboro.
# A. Wiley of Guilford has begun work at tn
d Carpenter Organ factory, and has taken tene
q ment on Myrtle street.
Elijah wales has been in Worcester, Mass
this week, and also attended a charity fair a
Portland, Me-, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Bishop have been on a car
rage drive about the county, and Mr.. Bishop
health is much improved
d Hon Vim. T. Ltchman, past great incohOne
of the United States, is to be one of the guests
a the Red Men this evening
The School Dial announces that Miss CARR
~ Shattuck has taken position IN the school 10
4. orphans Brooklyn, n. Y.
ID Mrs Gaines has returned from a visit of tw
months In Providence, r. l., and Is with he
daughter, Mrs Fred Norris
Mrs George A. Hines left yesterday for Chic,
60 Mrs A. j. Hines will return with her II sl
y Is able to stand the journey.
le Rudyard Kipling has returned from New Yor
VI and will remain at the Brooks House with h
B. family for two or three weeks
Miss Prentice of the Brooks House has gone
y hurry the body of her mother, who died during II
l- winter at South Framingham Mass.
~ Hon D. K Simonds of Manchester, this stat
20 was in town Tuesday called here by the death {
81 his father-in-law, Rev. Asa F. Clark.
IN Mrs H. p Freeman has returned from Waite
Of town, n. Y, the condition OF her daughter Mi
Ina Freeman, being much improved.
Miss Iottie Cawest, sister of Mrs. D. McGil
vray. has returned to her home in Ottawa. Cam
de da after a years stay in Brattleboro
IN T. r Plummer has given up work at the Este
II factory and will begin preparations for openir
the Woodside resort at Spohord lake,
nd Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ. Cook left Monday for Ithac
W w Mr. Cook will return In a few days b
vi vi Mrs Cook will remain there for the summer
-" Mr. and Mrs william r. Wood and Abel
Maud and Edward Wood OF Springfield Mass
we've here to attend the funeral of G. H. Steven
Miss Hattie Lewis returns tomorrow to h
l.. work in Thurber's bakery, having been at ~
ne home I'm Westminster for six weeks, III vii
- measles.
ls Misses Mary and Nellie Flavin of Bellows Fa
at have been visiting at Edmund Carey's and Mi
Farrell and sister of the same place az T.
,,oi Murphys. ..
ne Mrs Nathan Allen, wife of the newly appoint
rsnector at the Charlestown, Mass, reformator
an has been visiting her parents, Mr. ana MIS-
,h- w. Wyman.
ng AR Winters of New York, who two weeks a
br"noht the body of his wife for burial at TowI
ay bend viii remain here for the summer staying
he John p. Liscoms.
rs, John NJ. Spear, aged So, who died last Friday
as Iaynaica Plains Mass, married Miss Joseph
or Rhoades daughter Of former Wel-kho'
VI Brattleboro milliner.
Frank O. Platts of this place has been appon
ow ad administrator of the estate OF ms Iather; Z
&C. late John A. Platts of Ftzwilliam, H. ana
ne filed his bond of $1,000
~; Torenzo Frizzell is to move INTO George
~ Greene's Brook street house, taxing the tehelhs
'h' Nacatad by Mrs. Howe, who Is 10 hVe WIN
, daughter In Esteyville.