Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-01
PERSONAL.

A','. sn,i,b went to New York Tuesday
D. ibort business trip
q, 's'' Gordon Of Springfield is visit
.l A,E j. y. Balestier'
.: Vs. lrlery left last Saturday for Chi
D. W. W. . short business trip
a:' W. riyormorc and family have re-
l. 4 4, rom south Londonderry
--l'' priecs and wife, of Claremont,
Veo. ~, .,,rn mi Friday and Saturday.
vi, q, 10 y.rfo Moore has recently spent a
MIS- ,1-. NTH friends in Westmoreland.
H. Rogers has returned from
VIZ p,,,io'nh. where she has been visit
y. c.,,e. of Greenfield, has been here
vi .S o,r yi,', with his brother, George
'. ,rr ,,o,,a recently sent home from
WI, WI ponl seven trout that weighed ii
r ps-,ee and family of New York,
b. ,'. ii West Brattleboro farm for the
'- n and Mrs. Lawton are spending a
W. ,,rs with Mrs. Lawton's parents in
Boston, ,....
,'' S,, at the Roman Catholic church
Sunday evening
I'm Anderson, late of Red Wing,
ra, preached to the Swedes at the lower
town ball Sunday
Ms Durgin has been visiting this week
pos,on and Keene. Mr.. Durgin left
yesterday to join her
Wm H. Stewart of Buffalo, N. Y, and
4 Fletcher of Middlebury, are among
bsveek's visitors
r,bn Hurley and John Tucker returned
,,,beir work at the Carpenter Organ COM
nny last Monday.
r G Frost left Saturday for a business
-1 10 Chicago in the interests of the
p.srs Food company.
1obn R, Bliss, who went to Des Moines,
rva few months ago with his valuable
r,lioD. returned this week.
Mrs. Steuben of San Francisco is on a
IN TO her brother, j. H. Stebbens, at
M old homestead on Canal street.
l. L. Durham, late of Lewiston, Me-,
,bo is to enter into partnership with his
bY,bers, arrived in town Monday.
Miss Annie Curran has finished work in
M millinery rooms of Mrs. Phillips and
vn return to her home in Hinsdale.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dalton are with
is.r niece, Miss Ethel Dalton, at Malta
ui,ett, Mass, for a stay of ten days.
c. H. Knapp, formerly a Brattleboro
apanter. who has been here this week, is
now advance agent for the Guy Brothers
nlstreS,
"a Frazier the painter, lately employed
BIZ the Estey Organ company, goes to Mid.
lstovn, Ct, where he has a position in an
Insane asylum.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Barrett are in Spring
hn. Mass, with their son. Mr.. Barrett
a made improvement in health during
4s.r stay there
Mr. Dmgin. the druggist, will take the
noms in Crosby block now occupied by A
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lsT North Main street house.
Frank Field went last week to Starksboro
ibis state where he will spend the large
part Of the summer, although he will visit
Rutland and Burlington.
v. P. Eager of New York. whose finan
Ga. letters are familiar to the readers o.
The Phoenix, has been spending a shor
Ha,iOn in Brattleboro and Newfane.
Mr.. c. f. Westgate and her youns
laughter returned Wednesday after a visi
disk weeks with Mrs. Westgate's sister
Ms Wallace Newcomb, in Fitchburg
yi@,
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Fairbanks of Con
@'l, y, H., have greeted Brattlebor'
friends this week. Mr.. Fairbanks return
home but Mrs. Fairbanks remains for
lgeT stay,
ReyJ. $ Lyon of Bristol, Conn.,, wa
1toWn yesterday on his way home iron
South Londonderry, where he delivered tn
Memorial day Grafton. Mr.. Lyon is tn
1o.her Of Mrs. Clark Fits.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker left yestel
DAY for the home of Mrs. Walkers parent
lCnemont, ~ H. Mr.. Walker will re
'm in few days, but Mrs. Walker wi
AnaIn there for the summer.
Prof. Walter Z. Howard of Middlebur
@-ese has been the guest of Mrs. S.
HMl' Mr., Howard, who is a native c
5l.i0rl, was United States consul at Cal
ILL., Wales, under President Harrison.
Welcome Capen, son of j. II. Caper
Vas IN town over Sunday. Mr.. Capen
Ole Of the superintendents of the Con
leicaI Union Telegraph company, his di
Understanding from Chicago to Rome, CT
Bert Ware has finished work at A. /
5-lyF and entered the employ of Geo. 5
TTdiE His place in the store is taken b
--leT Miller who has been with h
-0'AeT George in Guilford for sewers
months.
DAVID Carey has finished work as trave
~ salesman tor c. II. Eddy IL Co. H
!4,. taken by Daniel Grout, formerl
tl.'l Oh police at st, Johnsbury, who hf
%gL travelling through the West the pa:
SO OF three years.
LGVard Fuller, son of Secretary Full,
,Ae Young Mems Christian associate
~h,Mand, formerly of the Brattleboro a
%1aaon has taken position as clerk
-s 9Uanton National bank at Swantol
i'Ns mere this week. Young Fuller hi
W H some time had a position at Nashu
ivan W. Goodner formerly of Brattl
G gT' - was elected grand warden of Il
s ~. feIloWs of South Dakota at the I
D r' annual meeting. A pleasant incide
NJ Mug " Ihe session was the presentation
y .,' uoolner of beautiful and costly S
T NJ va set OF seven pieces as a token fro
t -,I " OF the grand lodge in recogI
r sa VI Mr. Goodner's work as grand Sc
'1Iy for four years.
,o' tlg DAILY Fargo Forum of May 10 d
, .%' malt column in favor of the non