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

F. p. Carr is moving to Shelburne Falls,
Mass.
Thomas Atkins has returned to Lyons,
NY.
Eugene Knight has been in Boston this
week.
Mrs. VIM. Leonard went to Boston yes
terday. .
Tbe infant child of P. Fleming is criti-
cally i'll.
Miss Hanrahan is back from ten days
vacation.
Arthur Knight is confined to the house
by illness.
Moses nowe's condition is now consid-
cred critical.
Mrs Nellie Spafford spent Sunday with
friends here.
Col. J. II. Goulding has been to Burling |
ton this week.
Emerson Flagg, jr,, is the new clerk at
Emerson Il Sons.
Rert Kingsbury of Keene n. H., is the
ruest of Guy Howe.
Mrs. f. b. Richardson has spent the past
week in Keene, n. IL.
CT. Piper has moved to the Van Doom
house on Green street.
Mrs. DR.. Pratt gave party to few
friends Tuesday evening.
Mrs Hattie Grout is visiting her mother,
Mrs Farbush, at Proctorsville.
Mrs. \. w. Talcott is the guest of Mrs.
f w. Harris at Charlestown, n. II.
Mrs. G. A. Brown of Amherst, Mass,
has been visiting Miss NJ. E. Stearns.
G. f. Warner has moved into his recent
" purchased house on Whipple street.
Bert Leitsinger moved this week into
Thomas Heaphy's house on Cedar street.
Mrs Geo. Newton is visiting her daugh-
fer. Mrs. Geo. Churchill, at Northampton.
Mrs. Dwight Smith of Greenfield, Mass,
is caring for Mrs. G. G. Tyler, who is still
i'll.
Can't. and Mrs. j. Gray Estey will sail
from New York for the Bermudas next
Thursday.
Fred Gale has rented the tenement in
Geo. f. Sellecll's house now occupied by
A H. Rice.
Tucien Howe was the organist at the
Baptist church Sunday, Miss Stewart being
ont of town.
MFR. and Mrs. Frank Martin have moved
to Guilford. where they are to work for L.
J.. Johnson.
Gilbert hurry is to move from Spring
street to one of Mr. Shermans houses on
Cedar street.
Mrs. Levi Lawton sang at the Universe
list church Sunday in place of Miss Susie
Kirwan, who was i'll.
f. L. Parker was suddenly called to Bos-
ton Wednesday to attend the funeral OF MS
cousin, DIR. S. n. Nelson.
Gov Fuller is now in Chicago TO make
arrangements for the stay of the Vermont
troons durinu the Worlds Fair.
James Austin is at work in F. A. Hub
bard's iewelry store at Springfield, Mass.
He purposes to learn the trade.
Lewis Harris, who has worked for Mark
Adams in district No. for the past foul
wears. is to move to the village.
Mrs. J. A. Bower and her son, Lawrence
Bower, of Pittsburg, Pa, who spent last
summer here, are now in town.
At the annual meeting of the 10Th Army
corps. Col VIM. C. Holbrook of New York
was unanimously elected president.
Miss Mollie Chatfield is home from Gard
ner. Mass, the establishment where sh'
was employed having been burned out.
dance arranged by members of thu
Wheel club was attended by about 30 cou
pies at Harmony hall Tuesday evening
Miss Stella Boutwell,, who has been will
her sister, Mrs. NJ Z. Robbins, for week
returns to Northampton, Mass, tomorrow
The senior class of the High school wa
niven another enjoyable reception, Thurs
day evening of last week, at Miss Elmer
sons.
The children of the Baptist Sunda
school had their annual sleighride abou
town Saturday afternoon with Liveryma
Brown.
Mrs. II. C. Pettee leaves next week TO
visits in Hartford, New York, Glens Falls
and other places. She will be absent seV
eral weeks
Mr.. Mckenzie, division superintendent
of the New London Northern road, was &
the Brooks House Sunday, with Mrs. Nj
Kenzie and Mrs. c. Ballou.
R. S. Chds, the David B. Hill brave frol
Somerset, will join the parade with tn
Tammany cheftians at Grover sinaugur
ton at Washington tomorrow.
The announcement is made of the ma
rage at Amherst, Mass, Feb. IA, of Jess
NJ. button, well known to many Brattl
boro people, and Truman d. Thayer
4. NJ Macdonald left yesterday for
trip to Charlestown, Claremont, Newpor
Windsor, Springfield and Bellows Fall
taking orders for Pratt, Wright d Co.
c. c. johnson, the pension attorney
Springfield, this state, was in town yeste
day. He is the father of 5. G. Johnso
formerly of the Brattleboro post-otfice.
Mrs. j. G. Ullery and her cousin, Mi
Carrie Mann of Lowell Mass, have bee
visiting relatives in North Charlestown,
H.. this week. Miss Mann returned to h
home on Wednesday.
The Congregational society at We
Springfield, Mass, at a parish meetil
Wednesday evening" extended unanimo
call to Rev. Gerald Stanley Lee for the Sc
ond time, and named $500 as the sala
for the first year.
Giles Taintor, Keene boy, has return
from abroad, improved in health, and tax
his Old position as superintendent of t
New England Telephone compaDy's we
ern division, which has been filled duri
his absence by w. B. Thurber
Miss Lillian Graves, neice of Mrs. w.
Collins, was married at Burlington SAT-
~ nj r