Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-04-27
PERSONAL.

A. h' ~ D. ESJey has been i'm New Yorly
Vils week on business trip.
george Aiken, whose condition was ro-
ported SO serious last week, is RECOVERING
III, Gale visited his daughter, Mrs. Geo.
a. Briggs, in Claremont, n. H. last VOL
=, MISS Lizzie Shea attended the danca of
evening. '0"' r"i's tuesday
MISS r. Z. Udall, who has spent several
IL, m mere, returned Monday to her home
Miss Miss Mary Ayers, teacher in the public
schools at Springfield, Mass, will return
iiolne To-Day for week. vacation.
=, Judge Tenney of Claremont. ! w
brock OF Montpelier and A. p. Cbilds
ieaVe TINS week for Denison, Texas.
VI, george Fuller returned Tuesday from
waterbury, where he inspected the boilers
ana steam works at the state asylum.
Mrs O. II. Stickney, who has been at
che nome of her father in Montour Iowa
evening. '''''' i"''
Mrs >. A. Spears of Worcester, Mass.
Is WIN her BROTHER w. f. Mixer, for the
present. Mrs. Mixer is slowly recovering
from her illness. '00''0 i''is
?, - D. kennon, chef at the Brooks
rouse, and his wife, have returned after
spending a vacation of 10 days in New
York and Boston.
Frank Moran, who was emploved nv
Gen. d. j. Estey for three years, has cone
10 ilttsileld, Mass, where he has a position
at the Allen stock farm.
George Murphy, who has been employed
as waiter at the Brooks House the past
year. has gone to Albany, n. Y, where he
has place in restaurant.
Arthur G. Thomas, the manager of the
county Fair company, who was here last
week, is a brother Vt Theodore Thomas.
the noted orchestral leader.
Rev. w. S. Smithers, formerly of Brat
tleboro, who has been at st. Johnsburv
the past year, was assigned to Hardwick
at the Methodist conference.
The Richardson family of BROOKLYN and
the Singer family of Pittsburg are expect
ed to arrive at the Brooks House June 10.
to remain during the summer.
w. II. Wright, formerly of Spencer Il
Wright, is in town today to move his
printing machinery to Winchester, y. H.,
where he will establish a job printing Of
fee.
Z. A. Wood, whose death from lock Jaw
at Springfield, this state, was recorded in
| The Phoenix last week. was the father of
Miss Jennie Wood of the Brooks House
force.
Mrs. NJ. j. Dickinson, who has spent
the winter at the Brooks House. went to
New York yesterday. She will return
later with her son, f. Il. Dickinson, for
! the summer.
George Roberts, formerly a clerk with
| Stickney Brothers, has greeted his Brattle-
boro and Jacksonville friends this week
Mr.. Roberts is now in the bakery business
! in New York.
Mrs. c. A. Huntley was called to Cor
NTH, this state, last week to attend the
funeral of her brother-n-law, DR.. Il. c.
Jenne, who has been man of prominence
in that section.
John Connolly, an expert upholsterer,
who was employed by Emerson IL Son
four years, but who has of late worked in
Boston, has returned to Brattleboro and
resumed his old position.
Herman Sagtinette's family, who arriv-
ed from Germany Friday, have been stay
ing temporarily with Charles Ebbighaus-
en-, but will soon move into Martin Aus
tins house on Grove street.
Rev. Alexander Macgeorge, who recently
moved from BrattlebOro to Bennington
has organized a company of cadets compos
ed of boys belonging to his church, and is
instructing them in military drill.
|. L. Dodge of Springfield, this state, q
former liveryman, has been here this week
as the guest of II. O. Coolidge. Mr.. Dodge
contemplates coming here to live, and
looked at real estate with the intention o.
buying.
Miss NJ. Wynne Wadsworth will teacl
the upper grade in the village school a
Jam aica, Miss Emma Hoyt the lowe
grade, beginning next week. The latter
sister, Miss Ella Hoyt, will go to Jamaici
to live with her.
Mrs. George Lane, mother of Mrs. j. X
Parker, has been i'll the past II weeks, ant
her condition is now critical, from hear
trouble. Mrs Cutler of Nashua, siste
of Mrs. Parker, is here, and another sister
Mrs. Robbins lof West Someryille, is eX
pected soon.
Miss Sadie Clark has entered the Brattle
boro High school for the course OF study
while her brother VIII is preparing for col
lege under the direction of Col. Miles
Both are children of VIM. f. Clark, road
, master of the Vermont Valley railroad O
, CharlestOwn, n. ii.
Miss Lenna Thomas, who has been tax
ing vocal lessons of Harley Newcomb i
Cambridge, Mass, for two or three mouths
returned home Wednesday. Miss Thoma
has sung at several concerts in the vicinlt
of Boston. She recently visited Mrs. Jes
! sic orion Lawton at Providence.
Rev. John S. Lyon, Londonderry DO
who is a brother of Mrs. G. c. Fits of thi
e village. preached his farewell sermon a
I pastor of the Baptist church at Fair HaveI
this state, Sunday. The Grand Army pos
7 of Fair Haven attended in body, an
: there were no services in the Methods
and Congregational churches, as the men
4 hers wished to show their appreciation
j Mr.. LYONS work by attending his churcl
e Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon gave reception OF
T. evening last week at which every demon
n nation in the town was represented. q
that occasion the Grand Army post gay
n Rev. and Mrs. Lyon handsome silver an
V class salad dish, suitably engraved M
/ LYON will soon begin his work as paste
S of the Baptist church in Bristol, Conn
n succeeding Rev. Mr.. Tower, formerly
BratteborO
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