Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-06-09
PERSONAL.

L. TIs
day.
lanes Lillis of New York is here for
visit.
DIR. Burrows, the optician, is at c. A.
Trips. o,
b. A. Clark returned from Chicago
Tuesday.
A. Lind is spending week in Worces-
ter, Mass.
Fred Burpee is in Keene, n. H., for
short stay
Wavne Reed of Chester was in town
over Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah shearer of Greenfield is at
c. B. Parks.
Theodore Kirkland left on Monday for a
northern trip.
PC. Baker went to Rutland Friday to
visit relatives.
Charles Streeter has entered the employ
of E. L. Parker.
FL. Nugent of Boston was here Mon
day and Tuesday.
John Daggett greeted his Brattleboro
friends last Sunday.
Chas. Shattuck is on a fishing trip
through the county.
Frank Shea is spending a week In Bel
lows Falls and Keene.
Truman Stevens has moved from Birge
street to Western avenue.
DR.. NJ. L. Bruce is spending some time
with his mother in Randolph.
Mrs. p. f. Amidon of Keene, \. H., is
visiting her father, James Estey.
Miss Laura H. Williams of Hartland is
| 1,
Mrs o. r. Dutton went Saturday to
Willlmantic for few weeks visit.
Mrs. A. j. Taylor of Boston is at the
Brooks House for an extended visit.
L. NJ Ball has gone to Hartford, Conn,
where he will find work at painting.
H. L. Elmer and f. B. Putnam made a
run to Keene on their wheels Sunday.
Z. II. Bingham, engineer for Crosby "
| Co., is away for two weeks vacation.
Guy Estey is confined to the house by
| illness. Miss Hattie Stearns is also i'll.
J. g. Ullery and c. c. Fits caught A
handsome trout at Wardsboro Tuesday.
Ralph Marland Messer of Haverhill,
Mass, is visiting his cousin, Gerry Messer.
Mrs. VIM. Taggart of Gardner, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Priscilla Bullock.
Welcome Ramsdell of Wardsboro is here
to complete his house on South Main street.
Miss Alice Goodell of Park Hill, y. H.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. A. Whitman.
Mrs. Chas. II. Chase of Northampton
has been visiting Mrs. D. A. Young this
week.
George Eldridge OF Easthampton, L. l.,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. W. $. viii
liams.
Mrs. C.. c. Tyler, accompanied by Mrs,
Emma Chllds, drove up from Greenfield
yesterday.
Z. II. Putnam moves tomorrow from
Clark street to the Bingham house on
Green street.
George Thompson of the Youths Com
panion Office at Boston, is spending week
with his mother
Julius Bowman finished work at the
Estey shops Saturday and has gone to
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
DR.. F. A. Woodbury. finds it necessary to
go to his old home in Springfield, this state,
for weeks rest.
Fred Stedman of Springfield Mass,
spent Sunday with his grandparents at
West Brattleboro
L. F. Pettee and family have arrived
from New York and are at the Deerfield
Valley Stock farm.
Mrs. DR.. Pratt leaves Monday for her old
| home in Minnesota, where she will remain
during the summer.
John Hallagen has returned from Man
chester y. H., and begun work at the Car
penter Organ factory
Col. and Mrs. Dunton from Florida have
reached Brattleboro, and are at Mrs.
| Browns on Grove street
Harry NJ. Cooley. late of the CONNER
clal House, Athol, Mass, is now assistant
clerk at the Brooks House.
c. L. billiards father and sister, who
have been visiting here, have returned TO
their home in Walingford.
Henry kimball of Greenfield was here
TINS week to attend the commencement ex-
ercises at Glenwood seminary.
Mrs. Drury Weatherhead came here
from Concord, y. H., TO attend the funeral
of her neice, Mrs. Woodbury..
Mrs. f. A. Ward, who has been visiting
her son, Merrill Ward, at Tufts college for
some time, returned Saturday.
Miss 5. N. Perry, who has been visiting
her brother, Geo. 5. Perry, has returned
to her home in Danvers, Mass.
Mrs. Bertha Mills Stewart of Fonda. \.
L., accompanied by her little son, is visit
ing her aunt, Miss Agnes Gale.
Miss Lillian Wright of Westfeld. this
state, who is at work for J. G. Ullery on
Men of Vermont" is in town.
James Eastwood was compelled to return
from Tufts college Saturday as he was suf-
ierlng severely from rheumatism.
Frank TaintOr, late of Worcester and
son OF the hotel proprietor at Vernon, is TO
begin work in r. II. Bakers barber shop.
Miss NJ. f. Emerson of Buffalo. Y. Y
Is visiting her aunt, Miss Mary Chase and
cousins, Mrs. Frank Emerson and family.
Miss Belle Tenney returned SATURDAY.
from New York, where she has been stndy,
ing and teaching music during the winter.
The bicycle club of Keene. n. H. tool,
a run Sunday, 10 coming to BrattIeboro
Others stopping in Hinsdale and Wincbas'
ter. "iii0nes-
u ,. Wall, meat cook at the Rrool,s
house, finishes his work there This VEL
No. 9. III /" ulstrlct
l.; Haden of London, KY, who bids off
mail carrying contracts all over the Con-