Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-04-06
PERSONAL.

~ " II Eddy has been in Boston on bust
ness trip ,,-...., s...-.,
~ Springfield, Mass.
w., Fla Waite returns to New York to
me her musical studies.
p Carcnter returned to Washington
.sa latter part of last week.
ID" Cb,. r, IIawley returned Saturday from
.uo vepks' visit in Taftsville.
r Kfrkwood and family of Birge
.',, are down with the measles.
,r. Carrie Perry went to Boston Satur-
lao n spcnd week or ten days.
Miss NrIlic Goodrich is home from her
vautop. Mass. school for vacation.
wnIie Rocau had the ends of two fin
.,rs badly iammed one day this week.
vr and Mrs. w. f. Richardson have
.i.itej In Chremont n. H., this week.
,rssI.F. Olitte of New York, Mrs. G..
n Smith millncr, came Monday night.
Mr.. W. F. Mixer, whose serious illness
,ras mentioned last week, is gaining slowly
" y ellison has been unable to work
t,r time because of a felon on his
thumb.
Miss Gertrude and Walter G.. Horton of
rtcbburg Mass, are here with relatives
for q visit.
Mr.. Whitman, inspector of pay stations
far fine New England telephone company,
.,in town.
Miss Bessie Newman of Boston will
,nenl Sunday with her parents, arriving
tomorrow.
CP. ellison otliciated as auctioneer at a
larae sale of horses in Hartford, Conn,
Wednesday
Mrs. Hurry Hewins of Fairhaven, Mass
f.. spendng week with her sister, Mrs.
Hiland Haskins.
.Toseph Battell, the well-known capitalist
and horse fancer of Middlebury, was in
town over sunday.
Gov. Fuller went to Waterbury Wednes-
day for an official visit to the state asylum,
and Mrs. Fuller accompanied him.
LAWYER c. H. Robb, who is building up
GOOD business at ReadsborO, has called
on his Brattleboro friends this week.
Mrs Horace Kingsbury left for Lenora,
MIMI Monday. taking her husband
BODY for burial in the family lot at that
place.
Waldo Richardson, who took Emerson
Pqakes place at Col. Hooker's for five
months, is now employed at the Brooks
House.
Rudyard and Mrs. Kipling and child left
Bratteboro Monday, and have since sailed
for Europe where they will remain for two
months,
Mrs. Wood of Malone, n. y, mother of
Mrs. c. Il. Simonds, has moved here, and
with her two daughters and son will live
on Clark street.
An original widows pension has been
granted to Alkaline Butler, whose husband,
William Butler, died last year at the Sol
ders Home at Bennington.
Charles Prescott has returned from
Florida where he spent over two months.
He reports a very enjoyable trip. He Wis
tied all sections of the state.
James Austin is now at home, having
successfully passed examinations at the end
OF hi, first years study in the Baltimore
college of physicians and surgeons.
Mis-, Florence White, who has been max
ing a special study of millinery in New
York several weeks, returned home with
her aunt, Mrs. Alice Knights, Monday.
Hartwell Pike was at work in the yard
at Smith Il Co.'S Friday, when his cant
hook slipped and he fell forward, breaking
one rib and sustaining bruise on one leg.
j. Wilder Smith and daughters expect to
break up housekeeping soon. Mr.. Smith
will 90 to Newfane, Miss Smith to Buffalo,
" Y, and Miss Meverett Smith to Dor
chester Mass.
Benjamin Franklin Kelley quietly OBJ
served his SSth birthday anniversary at his
Walnut street home Sunday. Mr.. Kelley
many more years.
John Tucker has been having a serious
time with an injury to his foot, received at
the Carpenter Organ company's factory.
Erysipeas setting in has made the injury
more serious, though he is now improving
Twelve couples drove out to Guilford
Wednesday evening for a sugar supper
given by Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Taylor and
Mrs, Minor, at the home of Mrs. Adams
After the supper social diversions were en-
ioyed.
Joseph Sheehan, who sang here in the
opera Priscilla, is under engagement to fill
the leading tenor role in Seabrooke S "Ta-
basco.' Mr.. Sheehan has been with the
Isle OF Champagne company for severa
months
b. A, Clark went Saturday to Baltimore
No., and has since returned, accompanied
by Mrs. Clark, who has spent severa
weeks there with their son, Prof. VIM. b
Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Clark are to spent
me present month at Mrs. Houghton's OF
High street.
Dana Ieaw has given up work at the
carpenter Organ cOmpany's factory anC
VIII move to Dover to engage in farming
his place at the organ factory has beef
taken by Louis Harris, who has moved
IRON district No. Is to Mr.. Starkey's house
On Myrtle street.
Hon Sewall c. Strout of Portland, witt
mas been appointed judge of the supreme
court OF Maine, is friend of the Brattle
DoFo fishermen who visit Moosehead. Mr.
>Irout is the counsel for the Grand Trunl
railroad company in the important sui
drought recently against the Central Yer
mont
\. +, Atwood occupies the Ranger hous
oA Nllllston street. Mrs. Johnson AM
heF daughter Clara have taken the Elm
street tenement vacated by Mr.. Atwood
w. D. Perry takes the rooms in Crosb,
oloGk by {. A, Trip. |. d. Rice move
10 'he Clark street house which Mr.. PERI.
leaves.
bert Ward of Waltham, son of Mrs
ora Ward, formerly of BrattlebOrO, lef