Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-11
ERNIONT PHd1NIX BRATTLEBORO FRIDAY, MAY IL, 1894
PERSONAL.

Ned Ranney of Boston greets his Brat
tleboro friends.
Mrs. Rose Durham of High street went
wednesday to Amherst.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Martin visited in
Montpelier last week.
Gen. j. j. Estey has been in New York
this week on business trip
E. w. Lacy of Winchendon, Mass. is the
new barber at II. II. Bakers shop.
c. II. Walters and bride of Buffalo were
at the American House over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Brush of Boston are
spending week at the Brooks House.
Mrs. l.. w. Hawley has spent few days
with her mother in Taftsville this week.
Rev. and Mrs. F. J. Parry and Frank re-
turned Tuesday night from Philadelphia.
Gov. Fuller made visit of inspection to
the state asylum at Waterbury Wednesday.
Mr. Mckenzie, superintendent of the
New London Northern railroad, was here
this week.
Capt. and Mrs. j. NJ. Upton of Boston
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. S. E. Law
ton.
Walter S. Pratt has been confined to the
house for the past week with an attack of
tonsilitis.
T. w. Barnard and family are at Mr..
Barnard's old home in Hartford, Conn,
for short visit.
Gov. Fuller went to Boston this morning
on business trip, accompanied by Design
er Charles Henkel
c. A. Boyden and Harry White went
Wednesday to Westminster, where they
caught 105 fine trout.
f. A. Rich, the Burlington veterinary,
has been in town, called here to examine
cows owned in Dummerston.
G. A. Linsley of Hotel Bon Air at Au-
gusta, Ga, was in town this week. He
was the guest of DR.. c. H. Sholes.
H. L. Elmer and Mr.. Coombs are among
the bicyclists in addition to C. A. Smith
who have climbed the Union street hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dewey and daugh-
ter have been at the Brooks House this
week. They were looking for a summer
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Stockwell went
| Tuesday to Boston. Mr.. Stockwell has
returned, but Mrs. Stockwell remains for a
longer visit.
p. NJ. Baker will move tomorrow from
the Boyden house on Canal street to the
house of his father-in-law, John Austin, on
the same street.
Mrs. A. II. Coombs and Mrs W. d. Gill
son accompanied Mrs. j. 7. Hildreth, rep
resentative for the state, to the Massachu-
sets convention of Rebekahs.
Miss McCullom of Boston and Miss
Jones of Arlington are the stenographers
! who have begun work in the Holsten-
Friesian Office in Hooker block.
Madam Balestier is at the Balestier farm
for the summer, having arrived from New
York on the Sd inst She was accompa-
MED by Mrs. Ireland of Springfield
George Bishop brought in 53 large trout
Tuesday, making his sixth basketful thus
far this season. Nelson Evans caught five
pounds of trout at Putney one day this
week.
Geo. A. Bliss is in town. Mrs. Bliss i,
in New York with her daughters. Mr.
Bliss sold his business in Boston shor
time ago and has not decided where he viii
locate.
Rev. DR.. Geo. Leon Walker and Mr.
Walker of Hartford have been at Mrs
Kirkand's a few days. They will com,
here about June l to occupy their Asylum
street residence.
ReN. r. l.. Indlcn Oh COuCOTu, n, IL.
greeted his Brattleboro friends Monday
On that day he delivered an address Oh
Abraham Lincoln before the teachers con
vention at Hinsdale.
j. f. Temple, editor of the Valley Ech
at Shelburne Falls, and w. j. Reed, Lin
G. Warren, j. L. Goldsmith, c. X. Pierc
and George Roberts of that town, rode her
on their cycles Sunday.
Merton Robbins has returned home afte
a trip through the state with Gen. Morgan
and the other speakers who were at tn
Baptist church Sunday, for whom he op
Grated the stereopticon.
Mrs. F. j. Leach returned yesterda
! from Fitchburg. Mr.. Leach and Mr.. an
Mrs. j. E. Leach went down to attend tn
funeral of Mrs. Currier, whose Hines
called Mrs. Leach there.
L. F. Pettee, proprietor of the Deer
} field stock farm, has been on from Ne'
York for a few days. The cottages fo
5 the use of MI. Pettee's friends are no
, being erected at the farm.
, Col. E. H. Chase arrived Sunday nigh
,, Mrs. Chase had previously joined til
| Manley family at the Park house. Wn
Johnson arrived Saturday with Siglgl
/ and Col Chase's driving horses.
r Our Bellows Falls correspondent mel
e tions that w. II. Jackson, remembers
here as an evangelstic worker in Guilfor
a and Williamsville, has been called to Il
I pastorate of church in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Col. H. f. Taylor has been appointe
assistant inspector of the third district, d
partment of Vermont, G. A. r. The di
: trict includes Brattleboro, Jamaica, Wi
i mington, Townshend, Putney, West Ha
: fax and Nottingham.
= Fred Cressys 9th anniversary was o
: served Wednesday evening choice supp
g being served to party of his friends III
u birthday cake was surrounded by Giro
of 81 shining coins. After the supper S
K cial diversions were the order until la
- hour.
y The New York Herald of Monday co
~, tanned a portrait of Milo w. Acker
e Hornellsvile, whose wife was Miss MINI
: Clarke, daughter of Judge R. W. Clark
% Mr.. Acker is prominent member OF Il
New York constitutional convention, nc
in session, and was chairman of the cauc
J. which nominated Joseph Choate for pre-
=. dent.
- Miss Mile Streeter of Indiana, who
y been at Roscoe Fishers in West Bratt
y boro for two months, left Wednesday
= New York. She will be married in tn
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