Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-05-12
PERSONAL.


Huuhdls
Gen J. j Estey was I'm Baltiuor. So.
Sunday.
Photographer Flaggs father from Greenfield.
with him.
Tracy Parks is out after six weeks. ...,. ..
rheumatism.
Mrs F. A. Thompson has moved from Oh d. g..
Clark street.
A. f. Thurber has added piazza 90 u.,.
street house s-
O H. Burnham Of Hanover, y. II. sp.a, SIN,
day In town
c. H. wyman Of Fitchburg, Mass is -.. ,,-,
OF G.. G. Tyler
II. @. Aldrich of Cobb. Aldrich & Co. u r..
ton, Ia in town.
Mrs Drury Weatherhead Of Concord u
visiting in town.
Mr. and Mrs. o. II Butterfed hay. returned B,
Ann ArbOr Mich
Mrs. James Lilis of Rutland has been .i.,,.
ia town this week.
Miss Higgins Of Springfield, Mass, is OBJ. r,..
OF Mrs D. p. Dewitt. 9"
l.. F. Adams is expected TO return from MINI.
apos, Mimi Monday.
Mrs. Ida Ward went yesterday to westa-Ii tr
a visit of several weeks. "
J. Archie Ranney Of Hanover, y. H. sp-,,
Sunday with Fred Gale.
Mrs Oscar Drury Of Springfield. Mas .. ,.
visit to her parents here.
c. II. Streeter has been confined to the bo..
by illness the past week
Frank Head has gone TO Guilford yb-ra h.
will work for Mr.. Huntey.
Mrs. lisa Lawrence Of Peterboro, n II +. ti,.
her sister, Mrs. +. L. Hunt.
Mrs G. c. Tyler has returned from Hipsis.
Her health is much improved
Mrs. F. A. Dockerty Of Gloucester Mass
staying with Mrs H. Brasor
Allen Crosby came home last week from Da-
mouth and is now II, with fever
Master Frank Tyler spent Arbor day in Miller,
Falls, Mass, making the trip alone
Mrs. George Churchill Of Florence. Mass
with her mother. Mrs. George Newton
Mrs. II. W. Avery Of westaeld, Mas, e III.
guest Of her sister, Mrs. s. II. Sherman
Miss Maud Cook is expected home to.p,orrov
from two-weeks' stay In Albany, NY
S. W. Colby, one of the keepers at the stat.
prison at Windsor, was in town Monday
Ray Amidon is again at his post in Simonds,
grocery store after several weeks illness
ID. b. Lyon Of Dies Moines Ia, has been her. Or
business and stopped with Charles Harris
John Chandler has returned from West Boz.
ville Mass, and will make his home here
Geo. Nash of Greenfield, Mass, was in tow,
yesterday, having made the trip by wheel
Bert Bosworth formerly of Brattleboro. il %
be employed in the express Office in Keeue
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Marshall and Mr. and NJ
Charles Harris are to leave for Chicago Nav 2
DR.. A y. Bowker Of Millers Falls was caTei
here as council for F. L. Hunts little daughter
hluldm bulltF, Formerly OF bratflenOr1 Is
critically III at the Soldiers Home in Bennington
VIM. Willard Of Townshend and James P Fer
ritter are now in the emplyoy Of Durham Broth
ers.
Miss Mary Conroy has left the Brooks Hous.
and will stay with friends at Chicago during Ii.
Fair.
J. W. wheelwright and Mrs wheelwright
sister Of Mrs. Warder. are staying at Ms Kirk
lands.
Mrs Dewolf has been critically i'll thi, week
with heart aud lung trouble, but at present IS in,
proving.
Walter Mooney Of Putney has entered the en-
ploy Of Patrick Fleming TO learn the plumber;
business.
Ned Hadley was called TO Boston Monday b.
cause OF the serious illness Of his grandfathsr
Mrs Nellie Hastings and three children from
Guelph. ont, are at Mrs. Hastings's fathers En-
gene Clark's
Frank Turner, who recently closed out his BUS
ness at Bernardston, Mass, is to run a hotel
Connecticut.
Mrs. Fred Smith and child returned We,ines
day from a three months visit with relatives il
Philadelphia Pa.
Miss Hartig. formerly of the Mortified train
ing school, and engaged in state missionary work
is staying in town.
Mrs. H. c. Pettee returned last Friday from
visit Of two months or more in New York Brook
Ign and other places.
Rev. T. ]. Parry leaves Monday for the World,
W, Cincinnati
join him ut Chicago.
Lester G. French goes soon to Scranton Penn
TO take position with the Colliery Engineei
company Of that city.
Inspector G. L. Clary has this week been al
work upon the telephone lines 70 Jacksonville
Wilmington and Dover
G. S. Stockwell has been in the north part Of
the state this week, in the interests of the Brat
tleboro Livery company.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Baker have returned to
Cleveland, Ohio. They will be at the BROOKS
House later in the season.
Mrs. Cora Fox and daughter George returned
TO New York Wednesday. They were accom-.
panied by Mrs. Emma Arey.
Mr. and Mrs. Hervey T. Jakway have returned
from their wedding tour and are boarding az T
d. Wrights, No. IS Forest street.
Charles Chaplin was in town over Sunday 20 al.
tend TO the shipping of Mrs Chapin's goods to
Allston, Mass, where she is to live.
Mr. and Mrs. f. W Harlow have gone 10 Oh.
eag0, and from there viii take a trip into Ne
braska, returning in about four weeks.
Fred Morse, who has been driving coup for
Coolidge, has entered the employ of Landlord
Harvey to act as steward at the American HOUSE
Mrs. Geo, W. Fisher was ca He'd 10 Atteboro
Mass, leaving here Mon day mo rning, on account
OF the illness OF her dau ghter, Mrs. s. X. Durel
John orion, who acts as agent for the well
known firm of Irving W. Wheeler Co, of Bos
ton is putting up good many new awnings in
town.
Hon. and Mrs. B. D. Harris and B. A Clara
leave today for Chicago, and will be absent three
weeks or more. Mr. Clark will visit relatives
farther West.
Frank Dewitt arrived here Wednesday on bis
way to his home in Newfane. He spent the via.
ter in the South, going thence to California and
home via Chicago.
Rev. Mr.. Graves, who has been with Rev. Mr.
Collins for two weeks, returned TO Burlington
Monday Mr.. Graves preached at the Episcopal
church Sunday evening.
W. W. Welcome, cutter for Young & Knowlton,
who has been i'll for several months, returns 10
his work next week. Mr., Hildreth, who has been
taking his place returns 20 Boston.
Charles Spring has moved from Canal street to
the house that he has bought of Ed Wymau on
Highland avenue Mr. Wyman has moved 10
Mr.. keyes's house on Central street.
The statements of A. n. Macdonald's condition
suffered only one slight hemorrhage from the
stomach, and this week has been at work At bis
cutting table since Monday.
Among those added TO the list of victims Of
measles this week are Wayne Reed now OF Ches-
ter, who is at the home of his sister Mrs
SWIFT, Arthur Flheld, clerk in Ranger & Thomp'
sons, Miss Rena Hall and Annie Leonard
Mr.. Whitman, from the Boston office Of the
Bell Telephone company, has been in town this
week TO investigate the pay station business 10
this vicinity, and also to look after the further
development of telephone interests in the outly
ing towns.
1t was good 10 see Hon. Homer Goodhue 10
Brattleboro Wednesday and Thursday attending
70 the duties OF the monthly visit of the super
Vlsors to the Brattleboro retreat Mr.. GoOdhue
Is making good recovery from his recent Ill
ness, ana went yesterday afternoon TO Water
bury IN company with the other members OF the