Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-08
PERSONAL.

Han !. L. Martin is attending the ses-
ar nj fine Bennington county court.
II chamberlain held a successful sale
r.r,,, "a, Keene, \. H., yesterday.
Il a.. pb4be NJ. Grammar of New York
~. ,r. Brooks House for the summer.
yyi.... ON his recent Western trip John
..Il his valuable stallion, George r.
,.. K.unisay, of the New London road,
.r Win rheumatism at his home in
NJ. md Mrs. Il. F. c. T0edt and daugh-
..... last week in Boston and Cam
..-, Mass.
4, n 4uham, formerly of Brattleboro,
., horse, i'm training at Riverside park
4 ~... Eoyalton.
,r. brown and David Cooley returned
~. I.rl oudprry Wednesday with catch
A i0ranl~ of trout.
p.... cakes has returned from Montpel-
...ra he has been employed in bar
ber,n.Y Il few weeks.
Mr.. Nathan Gould Of Keene, \. H., is
i.f.tue her sisters, Mrs. Harvey Houghton
H. Mr.. George Fisher.
4 rr,,. Moran has returned from Pitts
IL Ns,,.. where he has been employed
4 IN, noted Allen stock farm.
Alfred Warren has returned from Hol-
koke Mass, having given up his position
4 A printing Office in that place.
roin Long. who died in Holyoke a few
nv. goo. was we'll known in Brattleboro
Elrog.h visits to relatives here.
&. p. ellison conducted a large horse
L. a, the Richmond House stables in
North Adams, Mass, yesterday.
IT, :. Josselyn has returned to Brattle-
horo after spending several weeks at his
XII home in Bridgewater, this state.
Miss Belle Tenney has returned from
NJ York. where she has been pursuing
her musical studies during the winter.
Jerry Young, who has been spending
&vo eks with his sons, d. A. and F. Z.
Noun-. returns to his home in Cambridge
bort tomorrow.
Theodore Kirkland of the Page Betting
tomnauy of Concord, who was at home
kmiav. has recently had his territory
larceN increased.
Mis-, Maud Wood of Springfield, Mass,
hccompaned by a friend, was here to
kpqnd sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
hIrs. f. \. Wood.
Mis-, Belle Emerson, who is in Boston
snl Concord Mass, attended the wedding
bfacog,in, Belle Hopkins, in the latter
place Wednesday.
John G.. Baker received a telegram last
evening announcing the birth of a daughter
Ia Count and Countess de Jotemps, who
are now in Switzerland.
F. y. Pomeroy, of Northampton, who is
dong the literary work on picturesque
.Batt,eboro." was called home this week
h. the death of his father.
Mis-, Ella Tanner Waite returned Satur-
day from New York, where she has spent
tthe winter in musical study under the di-
Erection of Miss Durham.
Mrs. Lima T. Hubbard was one of the
solosts at the anniversary concert at the
ARMS Academy commencement at Shell
.bume Falls, Mass, Tuesday evening.
B. F. Davis has a robin which is con
Ilsdered a great singer. 1t has been a
family pet ten years, Mr.. Davis's wife hay
ing found it when it was a small bird.
The family of F. L. Hunt will spend the
summer at WestbrOok, Conn, leaving here
about July /. F. w. Childs and family
with Chester relatives, will go to Chatham
Mass, for July.
Robert Knight has been in Boston this
week for examination at the Massachu
sets general hospital He secured his ad
mission papers and at an early date will &c
there for treatment.
Harry White, the 15-year-old son of E
P, White, formerly OF BrattleborO, is the
Ulelictorian in class of 20 which gradu
ate, from the High school at Sioux Falls
South Dakota, this month.
Miss jeanne F. Stoddard is one of tn,
members of the graduating class in tn
normal school at Westfield, Mass. TIL
subject Of her essay at the commencement
exercises the 10Th will be Inspiration.
Remoyals-Frank A. Powers from "a
Birge street to ii Canal, Camille Filliol
from Highland street to Mechanics square
D. L. Morgan from 81 Canal to : High
Faank Lafrnea from South Main to /
Reed.
Chas. /, Lawrence, formerly an attend
ant at the Brattleboro Retreat, has beer
+ appointed registrar of Columbia college
Since leaving Brattleboro Mr.. Lawrenc
'''' va l'hNlllllS otOllOSA aPIg III
ton seminary, Pennington, N. j.
Treasurer c. A. Harris of the Brattle
boro savings bank and E. d. Whitney re
turned the latter part of last week fror
their western trip. They were away tiv
4 weeks, and went as far as Colorado, visit
ing different places in which the bank ha
Investments.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Clark have issue
invitations to the marriage of their daugf
ter, Alice Cordela, to Mr.. Charles Angus
tuS Hisbey Of New York, on the evenin
Of the l9th, at the Unitarian church. TIL
ceremony will be followed by a receptio
al the Clark homestead.
Nt, Adams Messenger of Monday
Lieut.. Frank +. SWEET, who is workin
Tor his father at Brattleboro was in tow
over Sunday and present at the inspectio
Oh TO, today. He had command of I'll
company at the target shooting this aftel
noon in the absence of Capt. Mimms."
Miss Margaret Burnham and Mrs. A
water returned from Springfield Tuesda,
MIS- Durham and Miss Durham are e.
Pected from New York today, Mrs. Burr
nam having recently returned from HI
VISIT to California Mr.. Burnham will r
nam during the summer with his BROTH
al Orange, Calf
UeoFge Singer of Pittsburg, Pa, wi
LAS been guest at the Brooks House IL
PSSI TWO seasons, sailed from New Yol
wednesday for Europe on the City of Pa
~ lie Will be abroad two months, and c
MS us return will come at once to Brattlebor