Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-11-23
PERSONAL.

EGRoONAGs
sp Emerson has returned from his western
uP Edmund Carey is in Fitchbure, Mass, this
't pr. conlaud and Webster were in Boston over
So Yo. d 7. Perry went yesterday to shelburne
fa ys and Mrs. J. A. Bardwell went to New York
w Wodsworth has moved from % Oak street
Mrs sarah Goodnow spends part of next week
m orange. Mass.
fv-s VI A. Austin of Holyoke has been visiting
vts ID b Mack.
Mis-. Bessie Newman viii spend Thanksgiving
vi Uawley is in New York this week select.
;r, winter styles Of goods
IT, and Mrs w. w. Cook will spend Thanks
iir, In greenfield, Mass.
m r TAYLOR inspected the Grand Army post
d, iifupy Tuesday evening.
Mrs Iu,v Doolittle has moved from her farm
,,bar Western avenue home.
Mrs Elizabeth Bond Maynard of Pepperell.
Mass Is visiting her parents.
Rem cool, from Fitchburg. Mass, has been in
town for q few days tins week.
MFR and Mrs NJ. j. Moran returned Tuesday
-ight from their wedding trip.
t,bu n Kane. customs officer at Rchford has
t.n here for a few day this week.
Mr., d. r. Ware is visiting in Boston, Fitchburg
and other places in Massachusetts,.
TbpT. u. y. club met last evening with Mrs
Ann Lamb mt her Canal street home.
Mrs j H. Estey, with Guy Estey and Florence
mil was i'm Boston early in the week
ru.n Baker was called to Gardner Mass.
Tuesday bv the illness of her mother.
+ r uurgin and E. A. Starkey have both been
I'M New York on business trips this week
Mr. and Mrs Jewett of Keene, n. H., spent
A, a. ir ttatln II loo
HaroId Boynton began work Monday as clerk
in the office of the Vermont Loan & Trust com.
Iauy.
Ralph Chamberlain has resumed his work at
the Brooks House after illness of several
weeks
Harry White in connection with his POSTCARD
nate work at the High school, is in the Office of
F W. Crosby.
Miss Flora Smith, who works in Mrs Morses
millinery rooms, has been i'll at her home in Put.
ney this week.
The Washington dispatches announce that
pension has been granted to George b. Wheeler
Of Bratteboro.
Miss Nellie Manning spent Sunday in Holyoke,
Miss Louise Davenport accompanying her to
Northampton
John Crawford has been running to Brsttleboro
this week as express messenger in place of NJ d.
Rowland, who is Ill.
Walter Robbins went Monday to Milford, Conn.
with load of COWS which he bought in partner
ship with another man.
Fix GOV. Fuller was elected one of the vice
presidents Of the Home Market club at the meet
Inn. held in Boston Wednesday.
John Tones and (. A. Tyler were in Mont
rrIirr Wednesday evening to attend the annual
banquet of the Vermont Fish and Game league
John Lindsay of the Brattleboro post Office
force Is taking his vacation. He went to Spring
field Wednesday. Sidney Farr is substituting for
him.
William p. Devine, who recently sold his inter
est iu confectionery store at Worcester, Mass,
Eravf foil xtla h.h hoe
ton.
CIR Prentiss. who has been i'll with typhoid
fever two months, has recovered sufficiently to
go To his old home in Windham. with his wife
Misses Cora and Mabel Roberts 90 tomorrow to
their home in Connecticut for Thanksgiving week.
Miss Mabel will return TO spend the winter with
her sister.
week with other officers of the Vermont militia.
looking over sites for the proposed permanent
camp ground.
Mrs Ina Putnam and her three children of AL.
stead. y. H., came Monday to remain with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Bement, Vi til after
Thanksgiving.
Bank Examiner Elisha May of st. Johnsbury
has been in town this week He examined the
Peoples national bank Tuesday and the Vermont
national Wednesday.
c. W. Wyman had just returned from Hano.
yer, n H., " hen he received a telegram announc-
ing the death of his brother, Hon. A. A. Wyman,
and he left at once for Montpelier.
L. S Maynard's three children are ill with scar.
let fever at Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Maynard's
mother Mrs. Andrew Horton, went to Springfield
Saturday to ASSET in caring for them.
Walton G. Hubbard of Portsmouth, n. H., has
been in town briefly this week on his way to New
Haven Conn His term of service in the United
States marine corps expires in about two mo nths.
Bert F. French, clerk at Emerson 6 Sons, is out
after being i'll with fever for two months. He
goes to his old home in Painfeld, n. H., today
for short rest, but expects to return to resume
work in a few days.
John Stevens, manager of the Vermont Live
Stock company's South Dakota ranch, is in town
to attend the meeting of the company. Mr.. Stew
ems has been at the home of his brother in Green
field the past two weeks.
Frank II. Allen, a Brattleboro boy who has beer
employed in Forbes & Walace's store at Spring
field Mass, several years, of late in the yeive
department., has been promoted to the head o.
the millinery department
/. D. Taylor was in Fitchburg Tuesday to at
tend the meeting and banquet of the agents
the Fitchburg Mutual Fire Insurance company
The occasion of the meeting was the opening o
the company's new building.
Henry W Simonds is spending few day
with his family. Mr., Simonds is now engaged II
the real estate business with his son Henry as
partner their Office being in the Mason building
Washington street. Chicago.
The Greenfield Mass, Athletic club has chosei
Lieut. c. H. Field president and George HOpkin
vice president Lieut. Field is well known il
Brattleboro, and Mr.. Hopkins was formerly cler
in the Vermont national bank
C. NJ. COlburn, formerly Bratteboro drug
gst but now special agent of the Mutual Life In
surance company of New York, has gone iron
Burlington to Springfield, Mass where he WI
have his headquarters during the winter.
Mai. F. w. Childs and A. W. Childs have bee
in Bennington this week, the guests of A /
Childs. The object of their visit was to attend I
the lecture delivered by the widow of Gen. Custe
before Custer Grand Army post OF that town
Harley Newcomb, the well known music teacher
and Mr. Cramer who has been singing in MI
Newcomb's operas were the guests of Miss Lem
Thomas for few dav1. Mr.. Cramer sang VII
Miss Thomas at the Baptist church last Sunday
O. r. Fowler the builder, who went from Brat
tleboro to Keene, ~ a few months ago, wa
presented with handsome plush chair by IN
u carpenters in his employ one evening last Weel
Mr.. Fowler has secured several good contracts
keene.
Z. W Lacey, employed in r. G. Bakers barbt
shop, was called to his home in Winchendol
Mass Sunday, by a message announcing IN,
his brother had been taken suddenly i'll WIZ
pneumonia. News was received yesterday OF u
brothers. death.
$. c. johnson has been appointed travelling y
spector and adiuster for the Metropolitan LII
Insurance company Of New York at liberal sa
airy Mr. johnson has had charge of an office
RoXbury, Mass for the same company Tor wv
years past Mr. johnson was formerly clerk
the Brattleboro post-offce.
F. Spencer Baldwin has recently returned fro
Germany whittier he went under the auspices
the Boston university, of which institution
was a graduate. for two years or STUDY ne W.