Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-12-01
PERSONAL.


Macks
Wells Frost has been housed with an attack of
rhaumutsm.
\ II Hartman of Springfield, Mass has been
here this week
Herbert Harris has resigned as a member Of
the Brattleboro police force
Iohn Kane has gone to Burlington to begin his
work In the customs service.
The Misses Blood of Auburndale, Mass. have
bsen guests at the Brooks House.
Henry s Bingham and son of Bennington were
atthp Brooks House over Sunday
rrpd Crosby went to Boston Wednesday for n
r,onths study in the City hospital
p J. Higgins is back at work at E. c. Tborp's
store after being housed by Illness
Allan Crosby is at home from Dartmouth col
ege for the Thanksgiving vacation
Mise Martha Waite Of New London Cionn 10
with her cousin, Miss Florence White
Frank Taintor, who left here for Providence
/ recently, has opened shop in that citv
Henry +. Vaughan of Woodstock is spending
several days with his son, Ferris r. Vaughan
lanes Dolan of Worcester, Mass, has entered
the employ of the Carpenter Organ company
John Plummer has returned after a trim
through the state which covered several weeks
Miss Hough entertained party of friends last
evening at a candy pull at her High street home
J. A. Hunt and j. F. Harrington of Springfield
Mass, have been at the brookS House several
days
Mrs. NJ NJ. Miller, who has been in New York
several weeks, returned to the Brooks House yes
terday.
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been here with her parents, return to Alstead, n
H.. today.
viii Collins. who has been covering Chicopee
for the Springfield Republican, has been promoted
to the city stall.
Ben williamson. jr., and Chas Cox and friend
Of Vermont Academy are here for the Thanks.
giving vacation.
Mrs. Pheba Grammar of New York is expected
to arrive soon, to remain at the Brooks House
during the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Walker went to Claremont,
CnfnN n aRsl IA.
walkers relatives.
There are several cases of measles in town, f
E Blood Harry Pratt and Pearl Gibson being
among the victims.
H. b. Chamberlain has been housed by illness
this week, and s. w. Edgett and Frank Putnam
have been in his store.
Thomas E. Martin and George Martin, have
moved from the farm in Guilford which they sold
recently to IL Vine street.
Mrs Frank A. Childs returned Tuesday night
from Boston with her young son, whom she took
there for medical treatment.
Mrs F. j. Holman is making satisfactory i'm
provement in health, and hopes soon to be able to
ion her husband in Brattleboro.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. X Peck of Brookfeld, this
state are in town for a visit. They spent Thanks
giving with relatives in Dummerston,
Mrs. Kate Burchard is expected to return today
from Hamilton, n. Y, where she was called three
weeks ago on account of the death of a relative.
Dr. o. w Sherwin of Woodstock who is to
have charge of the Morrell cure at that place has
been here this week to consult with DR.. Ketchum.
MIR, and Mrs. Patrick Moran are nttlng up the
rooms that were left in their house damaged by
fire and will probably live there during the winter.
Rev. Gerald Stanley Lee of West Springfield.
Mass, will preach at the Centre church Sunday
morning and evening, in exchange with Rev. Mr..
Day.
Kern D. Adams of Newfane and Miss Minnie F.
Coane were married Wednesday by Rev. G. o.
Day. They are now at Mr.. Adams's home in
Newfane.
Miss Tina Goodall, at the request of several
young women, will form an evening class in phys
fnR hnliA fugnl
each week.
Miss Agnes Coolidge, who has taught in the
lower grade at Centreville has received desira.
BILE appointment as teacher in the High school at
Athol, Mass.
j. G. Ulery is to be in Holyoke for a time, SUI
perintendng the printing of Men of Vermont, '
which is now in press. He has also been at Mont
peer during the week.
Frank Eckels, the lad whose arm, broken some
time since was mending nicely fell while coast
ing recently, splintering the bone again and
straining the ligaments
E. A. Tyler was skating the pond of the
Brattleboro Retreat Monday when Fred Fisher
dog seized him by the cords under the knee, max
ing quite painful wound.
The Hinsdale High school invited Henkel
Thorn, Stoddard, Holmes and F. Thomas OF ne
against the Keenes this week.
Conductor G. w. Howe called to Merden
Conn, Saturday to attend the funeral of hi;
cousin, George Howe, who was superintendent OF
the Connecticut Reform school.
Mrs. Zelotes Dickinson is at the Brooks House
for the winter. MIR. and Mrs. F. Z. Dickinson
WIN 20 to New York Dec, /, to occupy the houst
which they have rented for the winter.
Mrs Hannah Taylor has arrived from Portland
Me, and is with Rev Mrs. Herrick at West Brat
tleboro. Mrs, Taylor is the daughter OF Thomas
Crosby, an old-time Bratteboro resident.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Warner entertained a
Thanksgiving guests d. f. Shattuck and family
of Hatfield, Mass, and Almon Hale and family
and A. b. Warner and family of Bernardston.
Mr. and Mrs w. p. Mcpherson, who went t
Pasadena, Cal, nearly year ago, are now II
New York but are expected TO arrive here to
morrow. They are TO stay with Mrs. H. A hfch
ardsoc at West Brattleboro.
s. G. Kittredge of Athol, formerly manager o
hotels in Ludlow and other places for Mr. Ken
ards was at the American House Monday. MI
Rchardss brother-in-law, +. A. Howe and wife o
Keene, was also here Monday.
The Nashua, n. H., Telegraph gives an extend
ed notice of the proceedings of the young men
congress of that city. One OF the leading de
baters was D. n. Bartlett the general secretary
Of the Y. NJ. G. A, formerly OF Brattleooro
Fred Knight has returned from Bellows Falls
where he has been at work in Durham Brother
store, and will begin his duties in the nrm stor
here next Monday. Arthur Pierce Oh T ,uy ia
been engaged to work in the Bellows Fails store
Thomas Warren Crosby son of Mr.. and Mrs
E. c. Crosby, entertained company OF about
of his school mates Monday from 10 o. t H o y
cason being his birthday anniversary. REFRESH
Inents were served and the little folk enjoyed
general good time.
Edwin Banks, a man of "a years, was hurt o.
Elliot street Tuesday by being knocked down b
a team coming from one of the stables, when n
did not see till too late to get out of its way MI
Banks is now housed, but no bones are broke
and he will soon be about as usual.
Mrs E. H. F. Cleveland author of mo sect !
heaven " and her son, Livingston Cleveland, a
torney-at-law and eX-councllman at New HaVeI
Conn, are at Mrs. j. X. Parkers, visiting Nj
David Peck. Mrs. Cleveland is sister OF mIl
Peck Mr. Cleveland was here for his Vacato
two years ago.
Herbert W. Eddy, bookkeeper and cashier Tor
Troy n y house for the past year, ana Tor
years assistant postmaster at Rutland, mas pee
engaged as clerk at the Brooks House ana WI
begin work there Dec. /. Mr.. EDDY Is naIlvve
Wardsboro. Harry Cooley, the present cleIl
will remain at the house for two or three week
c. NJ. Rice has moved from II to 20 Estey stree
r. L. Putnam has closed The Pines. and Will IN
during the winter with his daughter Mrs, +,
Barrows, on Oak street; Axel johnson mas lhoVt
from 20 to % Estey street; w. II. murphy IIo
Mr. Angler house the island 10 % tlliloI sliee
Mrs. Samantha Houghton from o. tlgh street
81 Main street where D. W. Tenney lived
Prof David b. Todd IF Amherst college ny
begun preliminary arrangements Tor an eAPte
ton to Japan in 1896 TO view the next aVallau
total eclipse of the sun, which Will come Ausu
OF that year. The party is TO oe laIge On
and the apparatus very extensive, so as W q
brace scientific research in every department r
lating to the eclipse Prof. Todd is nephe"
Mrs David Peck of this village.