Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-03-16
PERSONAL.
! pichnrds Bradley is in town.


II Welman went Tuesday to Boston.
Wichael Cavenaugh is very i'll with
measles. ,
brief stay.
samuel Kirkland was home from Boston
over Sunday
LEROY Corser has returned from visit
in St. Adams
r F. Reed has been housed by illness
the past week
VIM Boyce has moved to John Lynch's
bouse on Elliot street.
I Henkel is out after being confined
IN fine house by illness.
Alfred Holden and Clarence Smith are
in Boston for few days.
4 reissue of pension has been granted
70 Alfred A. Betterley of this town.
Henry C. Stowell an employe of w. f.
Richardson & Co., is i'll with measles.
Miss Mabel Freeman, who has been quite
IN for a week, is now improving somewhat.
Miss Lulu Clay and Miss Maud Brown
leave today for a short vacation in Boston.
Howard Rice entertained party of 20
Of his home on High street Tuesday even
ing.
Cbas Berry will move from c. H. Eddy's
bonse on Clark street to rooms in Crosby
block
Mrs. Ida Ward entertained party of
ladies' at tea Friday. Card playing fol-
lowed.
Walter Sturgis has gone to Readsboro,
where he will open barber shop in the
Bullock building.
WP. Devine of the confectionery firm
Of Sexton & Devine of Worcester, spent
Sunday with his parents.
Bert L. Taylor has left the Manchester
Telegram and is now on the editorial staff
of the Manchester Union.
Rev. f. L. Phalen, now of Concord, n.
H., has been engaged to deliver the Memo
rial day address in that city.
Capt. c. P. Hall, who is now supervisor
of schools at Shelburne Falls, Mass, call
ed on Battleboro friends Monday.
James c. Sullivan has resumed work at
P. NJ. Bakers store, after being housed
three weeks with a sprained ankle.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Mcdonald has moved from
South Main street to the home of her
father Job Long, on Forest square.
Miss Morse, who has been a guest at H
f. Bonds. returned to Brooklyn, n. ",
Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs. Bond.
John Henkel has moved from c. l..
Cobb's house on Pearl street to the new
one which his father built in Esteyville.
Miss Adeline Burnett gathered panses
from her dooryard on Monday, March u,
the sixth anniversary of the great blizzard.
l. IL 1, l.. IT
Minor. Rolin H. Brown has sold his val
liable mare to a Mr.. French of Walpole,
y. H.
Miss Mollie Austin has recovered suffi-
GENTLY from her recent illness to resume
her work at Mrs. W. II. Phillips's millinery
rooms.
W. H. Mead will be disabled for week
or two having cut one finger of the left
hand on circular saw at the Estey factory
Monday.
Henry Rawson returned last week from
visit to Cornish. He has resumed his
work, from which a badly cut thumb has
enforced a rest.
Rev. A. D. Brown preached at the Epis
copal church last Sunday morning, the
rector administering communion at Chris
church, Guilford.
Mrs. w. II. Phillips, Mrs. A. D. Wyatt
and Miss Belle Emerson go next week tC
New York. Miss Ray Osgood will NEE
them there and return with them.
j. c. Swank received a telegram Wednes
day afternoon announcing that his fathe
was lying at the point of death at Boston.
Mr. Swank left for that city at once.
VIM. p. Donahue, whom President Cleve
land has appointed postmaster at Proctor
frequently visits in Brattleboro and is helC
in high esteem by the young people here
Publisher Shanks of the Londonderr,
Sitter, who was in town Saturday, SAT-
that he was considering the ACCESSIBILITY o
moving his newspaper office to Manchester
Miss Janet Howe went to Springfield
last evening to attend the concert given b.
Mr.. and Mrs. LAWN. From there she vii
90 to Brooklyn, \. Y, to spend severa
weeks.
Treasurer n. F. Cabot of the Vernon
savings bank is away on a trip of tw
weeks to Georgia and other states in tn
South, Mrs Cabot accompanied him a
far as New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Robbins entertaine
company of eight tables at whist Satul
day evening. Mrs. G. H. Ryder and G
B. Hit won the first prizes and Mrs j
D. Horne and H. F. Brooks the boob
prizes.
Mrs. John Dufiicy, who is receiving med
ical treatment at the Mary Fletcher hosp
tol in Burlington, was reported to be in
critical condition last week, but is now in
proving rapidly and is said TO be out o
danger
Postmaster Ed. Hannum of Weston ha
recently been calling on friends in Yves
minister, Putney and Brattleboro. Nj
Hannum was formerly a clerk for c. N
Colburn e. Co., in the store now Occupie
by F. II. Holden q Co.
4 company of 80 were delightfully."- Ell
teraned by Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Mile
Tuesday evening. In the euchre conte'
W. G, Horton and Mrs. Leslie Scott wo
the first prizes, the BOBBY prizes going
Mr.. DitsOn and Miss Minnie Haskins. A
abundance of refreshments were served.
Rev. f. w. Sprague, in private lett
TO Brattleboro friend, writes as follows {
his pastorate over All Souls church, Ea'
Boston, Mass. eve are enjoying the wor
here very much. 1t is exceedingly encou
aging socially, religiOusly and material,
Audiences have steadily increased sint
my coming, new ones have taken seats al