Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-04-14
PERSONAL.


II p Freeman is a victim of pneumonia
Mr. and Mrs O. \. Marshall are in Boston
r adams is on a Western business trip
n r. Robbins has been housed for week by
fitness
MIR. G.. A. Smith is visiting Mrs. VIM Leonard
To- Boston
N n Welcome is again confined to the house
r.c,clst Harradon of Springfield, Mass, is in
town again.
Mrs John Dunicy's condition is reported to be
very serious.
Grace Hildrcth is in Boston for visit of two
or three weeks
Il l.. Elmer has begun work at the Flat street
plating factory
Cba, Cox has begun a course Of study at Yer.
mont Academy
Miss Wary Brennan of Windsor is the guest of
Mr., + \. Murphy.
Miss Dora Mitchell and her aunt were in Spring
field Mass. Friday.
D W. Tenney is now out, having suffered an
attac, Of pneumonia.
LEROY Willis of Boston has greeted his Brattle-
b1r1 friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs. II f. c. T6dt took a Fast day
trp 10 Springfield, Mass.
Henry Williams of Glens Falls, y. Y, is the
new uostrr for DR.. Holton.
Charles Ebbighausen. who lives near the Little
River bridge is critically ILL.,
Charles Neet went to Worcester Mass Satur-
dav where he has position
Martin Austin and Fred Robinson returned from
their Boston trip Sunday night
VIII Cobb. son of Mrs. NJ. L. Cobb. has entered
Vermont Academy as a student
Nau VI Walker, the teacher of NORTHAMPTON
Mas, has been in town this week.
Buttlpboro has a young humorist in Ernest
Pratt who is contributor to Puck
Eugene Knight is i'll with inflammation of the
towels az his room in the Cox block.
Mrs John A. Lindsey went Tuesday to Am
hrrst Mass for a visit with friends
n = Sherwin went Wednesday on a business
trt g, Greenfield and Westield. Mass.
WHIP. Deyine has been at home for a few DAYS
returning to Springfield, Mass, Monday
Belle Leunox was called to Hartford, Conn, this
week hv the death of an intimate friend.
j. H. Chamberlain left yesterday on a business
trip for the purpose of buying carriages.
Miss Helen Thompson of the Burnham school
at Northampton, Mass, came home Friday.
Mrs T. J Hines who left Kansas CITY to re.
turn To Bratteboro, is now quite i'll at Chicago.
Miss Gertrude Angler was the contralto singer
in the choir at the Universalist church Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Johnson late of Charlemont
Mass are at +. c. Johnson's on Western avenue
viii Stearns, who is now a travelling agent with
headquarters at Boston, is at home for few days.
Leon 5. Harvey of Boston is here for a vaca-
ton, and will be joined by his mother next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. HOdgman have been visit
ing in Stoddard, n. H., where they formerly
lived
Mrs. Holmes has returned from New York,
where she has been learning new system of dress
cutting,
Marchclife Hayes fell from table at the
i Brooks House this morning and badly sprained
one leg.
Wesley Walker was called to Springfield, this
state. this week, to attend the funeral of his
4 brother
Mrs Moses Howe has moved from North Main
street into the tenement with Mr., Ramsey on Har-
/ rS place.
Ellen Eddy, teacher in Boston, returned home
. Wednesday. after spending several days at Dpa.
Il StearSS.
Ernest Williams has finished work for the Brat
4 tlehoro Livery company, and is working for
i W II. Minor.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Haskins of Boston have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiland Haskins
the past week.
VIM Johnson of Louisville, Ky, has arrived to
/ put the Park House in readiness for occupancy by
4 Mr. Chase's family.
Ralph Chamberlain will move next week into
the house on Green street which he bought re-
Gently of Mr.. Retting.
Or Holton will give his lecture on "a Journey
\ 10 Mexico at the Baptist church in SaXtOns Riv
4 er tomorrow evening.
Washington Manley of New York is at F. T..
DcknSonS and his family will come soon to re-
main during the summer.
Mrs b +. Bingham and sister who have spent
the winter at % Green street, now with c. +.
Bingham at 81 High street
NJ J. Dovley had the palm of his hand lacerat-
ed at the EStey factories Tuesday, being struck by
a stick thrown from saw.
The Misses Mcknight of Minneapolis, students
at the Burnham school at Northampton, Mass,
arr guests at y. l. Hawey's.
Mrs Jane w. Joy entertained the California ex-
curSonsts Wednesday evening, the fourth ami
versary Of their return home.
May Pauline Jenne pleasantly entertained nine
OF her girl friends on Monday afternoon, the occa-
sion being her ninth birthday.
Albert Jones was given a surprise party by his
classmates and other young friends, to the num-
Der OF 20 or more, Wednesday evening
Elijah Wales went to Shelburne Falls Satur-
day, and Mrs Wales joined him there Wednesday,
where they are training the young people for a
KirmiSs.
H. Bruce has moved from IA Chaplin to IS
Oak street; +. c. Worden into R. H. Timson
house, - Chestnut street; Fred Crawford to Z
Green street.
The Brattleboro friends of DR.. and Mrs. W. H.
Rockwell have received news this week of the
marriage of their son Charles TO Miss Voorhees, OF
Newport r. |.
Will Collins comes home from Trinity college
this week for the spring vacation. He has been
chosen poet of the senior class for the commence
ment exercises in June.
Mrs. Collins and Thomas Carey of Fitchburg
Mas and Miss Katherine Flavin and Mrs Flavin
OF Bellows Falls were here Wednesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs David Carey.
The voice Of fame" is the title Of a short story
N Iiarpers Weekly of April s, written by Miss
Josephine Balestier sister of the late WolcOtt
Balestier and sister-in-law of Rudyard Kipling.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Hines entertained party
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noon. while the sterner sex joined them for q
bouniilul repast and card-playing in the evening
The Estey Organ company will LOSE Que of III
Oldest and most proficient tuners in the remova
. Of VI. B, SavOry to Manchester n. H. Mr.. Saw
CRY will return to Brattleboro, before settling il
Manchester
Young Mems Work of Rutland, the paper pub
shel by the Y. NJ. c. A. of which w. H. Fulle
Is general secretary, makes acknowledgement o
ne, gift of crokonole board, given by W.
Gedds of Brattleboro.
H. o. Coolidge and H. NJ Boyle now hold TIN
gltlenng pacards representing the euchre cham
ponship of Vermont, having won them from
\. II. White and George Harris, who defeate'
Austin Miller and w. G. Horton.
Mr. and Mrs W. Ingram entertained the Rain.
Day club at their home on Brook street last weel
Thursday evening. A sugar-eat, with some o
AiN lhglans famous pancakes and other mic
thlhgN were greatly enjoyed by all.
Degrees will be conferred upon four Brattlebor
boys Ia June, James Madison Rabbit being
ilrlhler OF the graduating class at Yale college
WIN J. Collins at Trinity, Julius Mason at Dart
mouth, ana Will B, Smith at Colgate.
lh" Home Mission Echo of a recent date state
ihaf al the March meeting of the mssOnaT.
BOARD vote of thanks was extended to Gen. Es
try OF BrattleborQ who presented an organ L
the Alaska committee for their work
MIS-. Dr. Harvey. who has been at BernardstO
uiIuS the winter has returned. Frank Garfield
VINO has lived in her house, has moved 10 Keent