Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-04-20
PERSONAL.

r. Il. Eddy ~ Co.
,r.. E0ic Clark has returned to her
M,' in r. W. Banard's store.
IT,. Jeanne Hall has returned to Tole-
|Oito ,o resume her musical studies.
u,yn,on. travelling auditor of the
vi r, England Telephone company, is in
town. ......,.s.....,-,.,
.ro or three weeks at his old home in
W.. Harriet Bushnell spent Sunday at
,.o home Of her uncle, DR.. Bushnell, in
North Adams.
postal Clerk Gassett has entered the
,,i.s,clusotts general hospital at Boston
for treatment
Miss FHe Howe of Townshend is back
,-3in for the season at the millinery store
NJ Donnell ~ Davis.
r. Lawrence is spending the week in
Boston. the great dog show being his objec-
i've point of interest.
Miss Gertrude Marston left Saturday for
coIroin. Mass. where she has an engage
ment as school teacher
robp W. Drown was a member of the
Usmn Kumfort club minstrel troupe which
'npearcd recently at Springfield, Mass.
+. swain moved Monday to Whining
,on where he has been running a saw mill
for the Newton Brothers for some time.
Mrs. Michael Devine and her daughter,
Mrs. John Perry, were in Springfield We'd
resjay. to attend the funeral of a relative.
Leslie scott has rendered his resignation
os clerk and treasurer of the Wheel club,
Int he will probably be asked to withdraw
It.
John r. Bliss, who took his valuable
stallion to Des Moines, Iowa, few weeks
AGO. has decided to remain there until
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Pratt are expected
10 come to Brattleboro to spend their va
cation in the summer. They are now in
Paris
Miss Lillian Woollard who has lived here
for some time with her sister, Mrs. James
Pullen. left yesterday for her home in Low
vile, Y. Y.
Mrs. VIM. S. Pierce the mother of Mrs.
A. D. Brown died Friday at her home in
PHILADELPHIA Mrs. Brown had been there
several weeks.
Mrs. H. G. Clark returned Saturday
from Manchester, this state, where she has
spent six weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Wooster, who is i'll.
Mrs. F. II. Moriarty has a "freak" in
the shape of chrysanthemum which is
now in full bloom, five months after the
usual time Of Towering.
Frank and Archie Streeter are spending
the week at their cottage at Spofford lake,
making excursions from there to various
New Hampshire trout brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. Field of San
Francisco are now at Montpelier, the
guests of Col. f. p. Jewett, and will prob
ably come to Brattleboro at an early date.
Mrs. A. F. Robbins, who has been here
several weeks with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
H. F. c. T0dt, has gone to Hatfield,
Mass where Mr.. Robbins is now EN-
ployed.
WILDER George, formerly foreman at the
Holden IL Martin mill, has had his house
hold effects moved to Fairlee, where he
has been all winter. Mr. George is now
quite ill.,
James Hackett, who worked here at the
Estey factory as a tuner and who played
second violin in the Wheel club orchestra,
is reported to be very i'll at his home in
Bellows Falls.
D. +. Tasker went Wednesday to Leba-
non, n. H., to attend the golden wedding
celebration of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs, Rufus Baker, who have lived in that
wnfor many years.
L. F. Pettee of New York was in town
over Sunday. Mr.. Pettee is planning tc
erect three cottages on his Deerfield stock
farm in West Brattleboro for occupancy
by New York friends.
John Baker, who has been in New York
in the interests of F. Il. Dickinson, three
weeks, returned Sunday night. James
Sears, who is also employed by Mr.. Dick,
nson, left for New York Monday.
A. Pettee, who has been at home al
winter starts Monday on his summer cam
paign, selling spectacles: He will go first
to Nottingham, Halifax, Wilmington and
Searsbug; and later on longer trips.
Among the guests at the American Hous,
this week have been H. o. Peabody o
Boston, c. P. Cotton of the Ludlow House
Ludlow, with his daughter and j. w. Met
calf Of the Summit House at Athol, Mass
The engagement is announced of Harry
c. Miller, assistant cashier of the South
Omaha national bank, to Miss Gussi'
Bauman of Omaha. Mr.. Miller is sol
of Sidney A. Miller, formerly of Brattle
bOro.
The Burlington Free Press of Tuesda,
says: "AIr. and Mrs. Robert A. Arms arr
rejoicing over the birth of an 11-pounC
son. Mr., Arms is a son of Capt. r. b
Arms, the genial cashier at the custom
house.
D. Wilder Smith went Tuesday to New
fame, where he will spend the summer
His daughters are spending a week VIII
friends here previous to their departure
Miss Smith to Buffalo, n. Y, and Mis-
Maycrette Smith to Dorchester, Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. Putnam were given a SUI
prise visit Monday evening at their HON
by company of Is, mostly relatives. IN
occasion was Mrs. Putnam's SD birthda
anniversary. The visitors brought a
abundance of refreshments, which wer
served. Later the evening was devoted I
games and social diversions.
Starr w. Cutting, who is professor
Germanic language and literature in Oh
cago university, arrived Monday and is a
the home of his father Henry NJ. Cuttin
in West Brattleboro. Prof. Cuttings vii
and children, who are at Springfield, Mass
VIII arrive tomorrow, and the family WI
remain here until next June.
Frank w. Crosby has joined his wife, q
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "
g. Doolittle. The company with whic
Mr. Crosby has been travelling as one {