Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-04-13
PERSONAL.

,r p f. Nmidon of Keene is on a
W., ..-. Smith returned yesterday to Am
,...r..i ALVIN Crosby have returned to
Dartmouth college ,,...-
p,..ou over Sunday
,r.. Mary Parker of Orange, Mass,
.,.'"t sunday in town.
Hrl y {. Sawyer returned Tuesday
...r, Washington, ID. c.
W. and Mrs. George Corliss of Wind
.,DWiIi spend Sunday here.
Mr.. Gro 4. Bliss of Boston has visited
t..snds in town this week.
,rr. Hattie smith visited her mother,
Mrs Dearborn, this week.
Hprus has given up his express bust
.o.. and his horse has been sold.
rro,na. Brockington is out after being
,.i,,aJ with rheumatism three weeks.
II. Davis has been on another trip to
charleston and Springfield this week.
yr Wale,'s dancing school closes this
.rgnfpr with private dancing party.
y y Parker Of Fitchburg, Mass, has
.,1sJ ON Battleboro friends this week.
Mrs Harry Hutchinson of Springfield
made brief visit to relatives this week.
Horny Blanchard went yesterday to BOs
ION TO spend a few weeks with his sister.
l. Higgins. clerk in Thorns drug
..4ro. has been ill for the past two weeks.
sidney Morris went to New Y ork yester-
sy visit his daughter, Mrs. w. S. Pine.
lame, y. lard of Troy, n. Y, is a new
i,,rreyman tailor with Young Il Knowl-
ton,
Miss Emma Houghton and Miss Emer-
son. the teachers, ride new Monarch
cycles.
Sewau Morse is expected home next
week from Florida, where he has spent the
winter
Mrs. Fred L. Smith and young son have
cone to Camden, y. j., for visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Lee, mother of Mrs. Thomas O'Con-
nor, was taken to the Brattleboro Retreat
yesterday.
H. A. Jones and family have moved this
week to their newly purchased farm in
Deerheld, Mass.
Daniel Mccarthy, the tailor with Pratt,
Wright IL Co.. has recovered from threat
ened attack of fever.
Mrs. \. J. Horton has been called to
Springfield. Mass, on account of illness in
her daughters family.
Mrs. Nellie Hunter, who recently visited
friends here, left South Deertield yesterday
to return to California.
Washington Manley and family are here
preparing the Park house for the arrival
Of COL Chase and family.
Horace Prefontane has finished work
for the West Brattleboro meat market and
will run a cart for himself.
F.S. Willard went Monday to Spring
field, Mass, where he will work in the
hardware store of A. G.. Bragg.
Mrs. Hurley Hewins has returned to hel
home in Farhaven, Mass, after visit
with her sister, Mrs. Hiland Haskins.
Herman Sagtinette expects his family
from Germany to join him here soon
They sailed from Hamburg the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cords Harris of Keene
y. H., returned home this morning from
ayisit with Hon. and Mrs. b. d. Harris.
Pittsfeld item in the Springfield Repub
lean l.. X. Willis has been engaged a
tenor of the South church choir, beginnin!
May 1.
Rev A. j. Hough will attend tn
annual meeting of the Vermont confer
ence, which opens at Bradford, Tuesda,
the 18th.
Miss Emily Tones is in Lowell, Mass.
the guest of Mrs. DR.. Bell. From Lowell
Miss Tones will go to New York for al
extended visit.
George Landerin, who has spent severa
weeks at home, returned Tuesday t
Springfield, Mass, to resume work in tn
Office OF the American Express Company.
James Sears goes to New York Monday
and John Baker will return here to tax
charge of F, Il. Dickinson's stables. MI
Dickinson is expected to come here mex
month to spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred n. Whitney left Wed
nesday for their new home in NOrthfell
this state Mr.. Whitney will assume tn
editorial and business management of th
Mortified News next week.
Col. II. f. and L. D. Taylor, A. "
Chds and :. II. Sherman are the local il
surance men who will attend the meetin
Of the state board of Life and Fire Unde
writer's at White River Junction next We,
nesday.
Mrs. ). 5. Hunt returned Wednesda
night after spending five weeks in Florid
Mrs, C. p. Dewitt, who accompanied he
is now in New York state visiting a sol
Mrs Hunt brought home a large collectiC
Of Florida curios.
John A. Bond, who is well know
throughout the county as canvasser f
The Phoenix in former years, has BET
visiting his mother, Mrs. Austin Mors
Mr. Bond is now in the insurance busine
with headquarters at Burlington.
D. 5. Ormes is now able to be abou
after suffering seven weeks with hea
trouble. Mr. and Mrs. OTmes have brOku
up housekeeping and after spending sever
weeks with their daughter in Dummersto
Will 90 to the home of a son near Bosto
WAereMr Ormeswill receive special medic
treatment.
The engagement has just been announc
ID New Gork of Miss LeOnoTa Van StOsc
the yioliniSt, to I'm. Rowland, a wealt
WidoWcr of that city and who was one
the New York state commissioners at t
World Fair. Miss Van StOsch will NJ
however, leave the Howe-Lavin compan
which is now in the western states. un
the middle of May. The company
main, in Chicago all this week, where