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

A. j. Walker has finished work at Rich
ardson's meat market.
John Mccarthy of Boston is visiting his
brother, Dennis Mccarthy.
Mrs. j. NJ. Tyler returned Yesterday.
after visit in Concord, n. II.
Miss Polly Haigh entertained a party of
lady friends on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. NJ. Bradley has returned from her
vacation and is now at her room in Ryther
block.
DR.. Holton will attend the American
medical congress in San Francisco next
month.
Miss May Edwards is in Boston for two
weeks with the family of Rev. F. w.
Sprague.
Miss Carlotta Pine went Yesterday to At
tleboro, Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs. Will
Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Whitney returned
Monday from a two weeks visit in Fitch
burg, Mass.
Miss Inez Dodge, clerk in T. W. Bar
nard's store, goes to Northampton today
for short visit.
Francis Goodhue, jr., has recently been
here for short visit to his parents, Col.
and Mrs. Goodhue.
Mrs. Mann of Littleton, n. H., is visit
ing her daughters, Mrs. j. c. Ullery and
Mrs. C. p. Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs Richards NJ. Bradley will
occupy the Bradley cottage on North street
during the summer.
D. E. Ranney, member of a wholesale
carpet firm in Boston, is at his summer
place in West Brattleboro.
Will Barber has been i'll for week with
tonsilitis. His place on the mail carriers
force is taken by Geo. Root.
Myron Maynard of Montague, Mass,
spent Sunday with his son, Arthur May
nard of Sherman IL Jenne's office.
H. w. Boyle is visiting at his old home
in Manchester, this state. Eugene knights
takes his place on Coolidge's coupe.
A. E. Wood has been away on bust
ness trip by team, for Robbins IL Cowles,
and P. j. Higgins accompanied him.
Mrs. c. E. Westgate went yesterday to
Fitchburg, Mass, where she will spend
several weeks with her mother and sister.
Grace Baker who has been employed at
the Retreat, has returned to her home in
Tolland, Conn, accompanied by her
brother.
George, son of Charles A. Aiken, sus-
tanned an injury to one knee recently, and
his condition is now serious, lockjaw be-
ing feared.
The marriage of Charles Wyman and
Martha Robinson, both of Brattleboro, is
is announced to take place at Hinsdale,
n. H., Monday.
Misses Luanna Franklin, Maddie Gregg
and Alice Sturges are new employees of
The Phoenix job printing office in the
binding department.
Mai. F. w. Childs attended meeting
of the bondhoders of the Denison, Texas,
Land and Investment company, held yester-
day at White River Junction.
John Devine, Bridget Devine, Mrs. Ma
nv Landerfn and Maurice Doyle attended
the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Carmody
Creahan in Holyoke Saturday.
Anthony Garrihy sprained an ankle this
morning at the freight house. Michael
| FitZgibbons, another railroad employe, was
also disabled, box falling upon him.
Sewall Morse returned last night from
his winter spent at St. James hotel, Jack
sonville, Fla, and finds Brattleboro an eX'
ceedingiy GOOD place to come back to.
w f Nacomber has returned from his
missionary work in southwestern africa
: on account of his health, and is spending a
! lew Weeks Will lis oi0NNii --0' -'
7 bett, ON Pine street.
Mrs. F. G. Ryan and two children, who
: arrived from Southern California last week
and who are now with Mrs. Ryan sister
Mrs. O. A. Marshall, will be joined by MT
I RYAN in about two weeks, and the lamlly
p will remain here for the summer.
, Mrs. VIM. Menzies has been critically il
at the Brooks House for the past week
Her daughters, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Glenn
! ents. who were summoned from New orK
are now with her. This morning Mrs
Menziess condition is somewhat more Ia
vorable.
,, Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Hubbard have moved
{ from John Austin's house on Canal street
\ where they have lived II years, TO I'M
Boyden house on the same street Ut
= Pettee is to move from Devens block Il
the Hines house on Green street, Wher
Mrs. Geddis formerly lived.
The marriage of Antoine Geiger, an EN-
; Move of f. b. BaTows, and Miss Brlgett
Biehl. who came from Cincinnati, wa
celebrated last evening at the homa
. Catholic church, Rev. Father cunningham
: performing the ceremony. Atterwar1 MI
: and Mrs. Geiger received their iLlenus
their home, in Mr. Emerson's house Of
Forest street.
! Henry S. Gould has moved from Broo
e Road 10 80 Elliot street; John and Charlie
: Affair from 6OlElliot to 10 Green; Micha'
;, Hennessey from South Main to p Birge
II GEORGE Cox from So Elliot to GA Church
" George A. Howard from Grove to tn
p corner of Elliot and School; Charles /
y q Downer is to move from Canal street
a Mrs. Cox's house on South Main street
s. Henry Niles from Mr. Downers house o
l9 Canal street to the tenement in c. II; Sa
u CENTS house on Brook street, recently Vi
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