Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-05-19
PERSONAL.


Monday
Tuesday
,.. ....wopt Graves returned to Burlington
~, ,,,. anna button returned from New York
last Friday
~ N. keuney has a position in the railroad
freight office.
O. 49,. am. Mrs c. W. Durham return from Paris,
'hsr., Risbey of New York has been in
,,Vu this seek.
W. and Mrs Mendelssohn of New York are at
Mrs Kmkltnd's.
i,hn calvin has new plumber, j. McMann.
from 81. AIhans.
Mr.. +. @ Greene is spending few days in
Springfield. Mass
toy and Mrs Fuller arrived home from Chicago
wednesday night
pr H. b. Perry of Amherst is at the Brooks
u,lsp for two weeks.
Ms L, Ray has returned from her two
months stay in Boston
Wss passie Reed returned from her visit in
Lebanon y. H., Monday
NJ / Moran is attending to business affairs in
SPRINGFIELD Mass this week.
MIR. sanford Of Worcester, Mass, is visiting
her mother Mrs. Ellen Rawson.
Cd and Mrs Francis Goodhue left for New
York and Philadelphia Monday.
Mrs A D Brown and Miss f. S. Pierce left
Wsinesia, to attend the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. 4 Tyler will go tomorrow to Charles
town II for visit with her mother.
Miss Belle Babbitt of Banbridge Ca, is the
,nest of her cousin Mrs o. A. Marshall
rotin Newcomb. of The Phoenix job printing
Office. has been on the sick list this week
Rev. II. Collins attended the funeral of
Bshop Bissel at Burlington Wednesday.
George H. Allen of the Manchester Fire Insur-
auce company has been in town this week
Rev Father Reynolds of Bellows Falls has
visited Rev Father Cunningham this week.
Mrs VI NJ Newman Of Middetown, Conn, has
been with Brattleboro friends briefly this week
Mrs II F Brooks who has been in Springfield,
Mass, for two or three weeks, returns this week.
ON Lawton came up from New York Sunday
night and went to Wilmington Tuesday afternoon.
Walter Sturgs has returned from Worcester,
Mass and is to work in James Coleman's barber
shop
day night, but left town again the first Of the
week
e. Whitney has finished work at the Estey
shops and viii establish a coupe line at Green
field Mass.
Dunklee of Newark, N. j., agent for the
Carpenter organs, was here to visit the factory
Wednesday
MIS- f. f williamson and niece Miss William.
son Of Elizabeth, n. j., spent Sunday at the
Brooks House
Mrs A. G Carlton had quilting bee wednes-
day afternoon. After the quilt shaking" a fine
supper followed.
oscar Benson now has position with the
Guarantee Accident Llyods concern of Wall
street New York.
Oscar Rawson has taken the tenement former
yOccuped by Mrs Sarah Goodnow, the latter
retaining one room.
Mrs Albert Pilen is bookkeeper at Pullen
Bros grocery store, while Miss Charlotte Pettee
Haway for a vacation.
Miss Lula Clay is i'll, and Chase street school
va, closed Monday and Tuesday, but Miss Pollard
snow acting as substitute.
J Leslie Elmer has enlisted in the United States
army at New York, and expects to soon be trans
terred to the barracks near st. Louis
Mrs Drury Weatherhead has returned to Con-
cord, y H. accompanied by Mrs. d. F. Bracket,
who will remain there for a short visit
Fred Burbee. the deaf mute, has finished work
at Smith a Co.'S factory, and gone to Whitman
tic Conn, where he has secured a position.
P Shea, John Savage. Lizzie Quarters and
Mary Keefe Of Bellows Falls came here on a car
HGge drive Sunday, returning home Monday.
4. Carlton has been in Toledo, Ohio in at
tendance upon the Conductors Brotherhood meet
ing and is now in Chicago at the Worlds Fair.
Col G. 5. Forbes of st. Adams has been in town
this week TO consult with Gov. Fuller in regard to
the arrangemt nts for Vermont day at the World S
Fair
JOnN llunt mas DOuBnJ another OullulnR lOt on
Williams street. His friends raised a purse to
partially cover the loss which he sustained by the
ireshet
H Perkins, salesman with the Estey Organ
company at Boston, has greeted his Brattleboro
friends this week after visit TO his old home in
Hartand
Cards are out announcing the marriage in
Leominster, Mass, May 3, of George F. Miller,
formerly a clerk With B. 4. Clark. and Miss Ella
B Banum.
Mrs. John Carney has returned from CoRnecti-
cut where she assisted Frank Turner in opening
his hotel, and next week will join her husband at
Athol Mass
Carl Holender went to Chicago Friday to ar
range the Estey organ exhibit at the Worlds
Fair. The exhibit is to be in handsome pavilion
costing 5000
Ellen and Kate Sullivan Of Auniscole, Ireland
arrived Saturday at the home of their aunt, Mrs
James Grady, and hereafter will make their home
in this country.
P. X Peck Of Rutland, who was in town Mon
day is expected to be assistant postmaster at
Rutland under MIR. Hanrahan, the new Demo
cratic appOintee.
H. A Walker and family have moved from the
Van Doom house on Elliot street. which they
have occupied for IL years, to Frank Weiss
house on High street
J H Stearns of Brooklyn, n. Y, the owner OF
the Woodslde resort at Spofford lake is spending
two weeks there, assisting Mr.. Plummer in his ar
rangements for the coming season.
Miss Gertie Miller is in Boston. where she went
" dltruu the WeuulnR OF ITlenu MISS Hllnis
Miller went as far as Orange, where she will
make her home with sister who lives there.
A. A. Mason and family move this week from
North iinSdale to theIClark place in Townshend
village which Mr.. Mason has rented. Fred Austin
has leased Mr.. Mason's farm at North Hinsdale
Charles Veet. now with the Mason g. Risct
Vocation company Of Worcester Mass who ha:
been az home for a short visit, expects to attend
the Worlds Fair with the vocation which will ot
on exhibition.
Charles Fairbanks Of Concord, n. H whom the
Democratic administration removed from the
Office Of special pension examiner, where he haC
served very faithfully, now has good position a.
agent for piano company.
Miss Alice Wheeler, who accompanied Mrs
cora Leonard on the press excursion to Chicago
came 10 Brattleboro for a short visit with he
brother, Arthur Wheeler before returning to he
home in Winchendon, Mass.
Cecil Howard, late of Brooklyn, n Y, ha
bought the Current Topics, weekly newspape
10 Betbe, Ark, and is now its editor and publisher
Ar Howard will visit the East briefly this sum
mer, but Will live here after in Beebe,
F. Boynton, Azor Marshall, George s. Dow
ley and W. c. Horton were summoned TO Wtndso
tnls week as jurors to attend the session or tn
United states circuit court. George s. Cutler ha
charge Of Mr.. Boynton's store during the latter
absence
) W Rankin, who has been a mail route agent
running from Springfield TO Newport, has bee
appointed superintendent of mails in the Spring
itll office, at a salary of $500 IL Is though
shSt this appointment will take him out OF IN
ned as candidate for postmaster at Greenfelc
Arthur Wells, who recently returned from tn
south has moved to 25 Chestnut street; |
Irendall has moved to 45 Chestnut street; Georg
Let from Myrtle street TO the rear or IL Green