Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-05-26
PERSONAL.
NTH is visiting in Boston.

,I, l,,. Of Springfield, Mass, is in town.
g.. Vs. Fuller went to Boston yesterday.
A.. a. a. TYLER went yesterday 10 Greenfield
1r.. -.,uces Devens arrv, home yesterday.
t,,..r ,ix wheemen rode to Mortified Sun
day ,o.,.,,,, ,,.,-,. T., II =, MI.
store
Mr. f h' N"'A mas ~ io' 'ne past TWO
weeks
Chm. Miller spent Sunday with his parents at
Cheste
tIsrr, f,yau broke one bone in his arm Tuesday
Mrs f,nuy Howard is with her sister, Mrs N. .
Mfr aud Mrs. Henry Rugg spent Sunday in
GreerH.
Mis-. Maud Wainwright OF Middebury is at II.
r,u. axes is now at work in James Coleman's
barber ul'
Mrs t1be Higgins of Albany, N. Y, is visiting
relative mere
tosu+ri sunday.
CIV uuuham has been on a business trip to
postor this week.
Iohu and Elliot Balestier of New York have
been here this week
Genr,s sears brought in fine string of SO
trout Few days ago.
Mrs rula Boyce of Lexington, Mass, is visiting
her uuclr q A. Boyden.
Miss Annie Curran finishes her work with Mrs
W II Philips this week.
Redheld of Hartford, Conn, has been
tbp guest Of friends here.
Arthur Robbins of Buffalo, N. Y is visiting his
sister Mrs II. F. G. T6dt.
Miss Ann Durham left yesterday for an extend
cd visit in Fitchburg, Mass.
n l. O'Neill of the Yale law school ball team
was in town Saturday night.
Peter Perry has been in Springfield and j. j.
ONei in Holyoke this week
f Hurd of Boston is here for a week work.
ing on the electric light plant.
YIN Robinson has moved this week from
Clark street to Highland avenue.
e d White and bride of Wardsboro have been
az the American House this week
Mrs Ellen Alexander of Northampton hasybeen
visiting her brother F. H. Harris
Geo Allen will be engineer on the steamer En-
terprise at Spofford lake this summer.
Miss Josephine Hyde, who has spent the winter
in Washington, D. c., returned Friday.
Mrs Frank Crosby of Boston is here with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Warren Doottle.
Mr. and Mrs. A B. Butterfield of Boston are
spending some time at the Brooks House.
Frank Iivermore of The Phoenix job Office will
take a tenement at Il Cedar street June l.
Mrs W c. Carpenter was given birthday sur
prise party Tuesday evening by few friends
Miss Johanna BrOsnahan of Boston has been
called home by the critical illness Of her father.
Mr. and Mrs. n. W. ftdyOell OF W HnuSOf, Conn.,,
arr spending several days at the Brooks House
Mrs James Bardwell and son. and her mother
Mrs Leayitt, left Friday for a visit in Arlington
Mass.
Mrs W H Bigelow came last Saturday to
spend the summer at her west brattieboro resi-
denCe.
Mrs Lizzie Schuster Twitchell of Ashmont,
Mass is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Addison
Brown.
Mrs Chas. Fairbanks is visiting in town. having
u41 frtm Concord. n II with Mrs ID r
Bracket
Mrs W. II. Bolander and family of New York
are at their summer residence, The Naples, -
West Brattleboro
Mrs l.. +. Shields will go to Springfield, Mass
tomorrow to her sister Mrs. Chas Akely,
who Is critically i'll.
Mrs Daniel Brosnahan is critically Ill. Mr.
Brosnahan's father. Michael Brosnahan, is also in
serious condition.
Several Bratteboro people saw Denman Thomp
sons company in the "Old Homestead" at Bel
lows Falls Monday evening.
Miss Carrie E Bliss has returned from New
York the school in which she is a teacher being
closed on account of scarlet fever.
Cbas Chandler, who will be remembered
roller skate expert in the palmy days OF the
rink is here with his wife, visiting his brother.
Miss Stella Dalton will go next week to Malta
poisett Mass TO visit her cousin, Miss Ethel Dial
ton. who has taken a house there for the sum
mer
Fred A. Davis, for merly employed by the Car
penter Organ compa ny, paid his friends ftyi
visit this week. He now lives in East Sullivan
Nh.
Fw Stevens of westheld, Mass, and four as
sistants, who are registered at the American
House, at work in the interest OF the Babbitt
soap firm.
James Worthen of South Londonderry accom-
panied by +. X. Dawson of Rutland, who is driv
Ing about the county on business trip, was herr
yesterday.
Wells P Jones is in Philadelphia on a business
trip of a week or more. Mrs. Jones goes today
to Boston to spend a few days with her daughter
Miss Hattie
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Plummer are at Spofford lake
making WoOdside cottages ready for the season
They already have party there from Brooklyn
to entertain.
H. NJ. Barrett, formerly of Wardsboro, bu
who has Of late lived on j. Henry Pratt's Nortl
Hinsdae farm, left yesterday for Fishers Island
y Y. having secured employment there through
j. C. Newton.
A ; p Lothrop and James H. Scannell o.
Worcester came to the American House Nednes
day, but left yesterday on fishing trip in the vi
entity ot Wilmington.
Kittrrdge Haskins VIM. Austine and F. W
Chlds were chosen delegates to the Episcopa
state convention, at a meeting of st. Michael
church Monday evening.
Mrs Esther T. Housh of Boston, the late stat
president Of the W. G. T. T., is expected TO O
present al the county convention to be held a
IownShend June and 2
L j Carpenter was called to Keene, n. II.
Monday, his father being one of the men injured
IN the disaster at the Beaver Mills, which Is de
scroet in another column.
Mrs Chas Horton and Charles Butler wer
summoned to Bennington this week on accoun
Of the illness of their father, William Butler
who is az the Soldiers Home.
Miss Gordon, who has spent the winter in Locu
Dale Va, returned Tuesday to her brother s
Robert Gordons, accompanied by her sister-ln
law, Mrs Margaret Gordon, of Locut Dale.
Ex-Conductor Williams of New London cam
totown Yesterday afternoon and has received hi
usually warm vel ONE from his friends. He ha
been at Sunapee lake, recruiting from an attac
Of grip,
Florence item in the Northampton Herald o
Thursday. Lawyer G. H. Robb holds the rein
having driven it down from his home In Brattlt
toro yesterday
Gov Fuller will deliver the Memorial day ac
dress before Hancock post at Montreal, Col. Has
klnS will peak at Arlington, Commander BFow
a. DummerStOn, Rev. Mr.. Hough at Halifax Co
Hooker at West Burke
Gov Fuller will make an address at the Baptls
sunday school convention at Rutland Wednesda
evening AT the meeting Thursday morning Gu
g. Lamsnu will give a paper on THE Sunda
school aud Young Peoples society,"
Hon Walter f. Howard, native of Guilfor
ana former professor in Middlebury colleg'
VINO was appointed consul at Cardiff, Wales, D
president Harrison, will soon return to this cour
Try, President Cleveland having named Mlch
sah maj io succeed him.
Thoma, II Benton Of Springfield. Mass, who
connected with the Munson school, has been
g. So AaWHG