Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-05-11
PERSONAL.

" Il. Geddis mas moVeu from 10 10 ~
trecn street.
A.. NC. Cutler returned to Nashua,
H.. Wednesday.
Mis-. Nellie Bowler is in Boston for a Wis
with her brothers
~ e. Fits has been in Montpelier this
o., ON business trip.
p.r Mr. Collins has been in Springfield
,lis week, visiting his son.
rr,m,, Long has moved from Spring
IN Mr.. Roots house on Bullock
N... pu,n Moves of the Emerson college
lr.,,ry at Boston is at home for the
hmmer vacation.
II p. smith has come on from New
4ork to- spend the summer with his daugh-
/, Mrs IT, A. Starlley.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Macintosh of Bos
Lay,. been visiting Mrs. E. X. Glidden
,br Brooks House for few days.
,rr. Geo. Lane, who has been ill so
A,'r now more comfortable being able
N up about an hour each day.
Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Coolidge left yes
4rJay for Felchville, Mr.. Coolidge's old
tomr where he will spend a few days in
hrug The trout.
ADAMS. Rollin, A.W. and Maj. f. ".
hl1I. have zone to Wilmington to attend
w. funeral of Mrs Fox, whose death is
o,rIeI i'm our correspondence from that
bwn
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith of Boston,
H. have been at the Brooks House two
thrae weeks. have leased and taken pos
.ion of the Bradley cottage on North
frctt.
D. Stolte. ir., returned from Nashua,
II ON his wheel Saturday. He was
Sc,on,pauied to Keene by Edward Fuller,
H. ". II. Fuller, who went from there to
Rutland.
Mrs. Fred Reid leaves today for trip
wheel to her home in Hartford, Conn.
II. Atherton will accompany her as far
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Mr.. Reid meeting them
ID tha. city
c. p Casavant, the Brooks House bar
H. has been in Fitchburg, Mass, arrang-
oc for the removal of his family here. He
Is rented tenement in n. II. White
Mouse on High street.
Deacon W. II. Esterbrook recently at
Rnded the funeral of Elizabeth, widow of
Dr. c. NJ. Duncan, a prominent physician
"A Shebune, Mass, at that place. Mrs.
Duncan was a cousin of Mr.. Esterbrook.
F. w. McGettrick of St. Adams, who
tas engaged to deliver the Memorial day
6lress in BrattlebOro, has been obliged to
IA South on account of ill health. The
bmmittee are now negotiating for a speak
j to take his place.
Miss Florence Lamson delightfully."- en-
Ataiupd the class of "a of North street
ehool at an observation party Friday even
In, The first prize was won by Miss
Bele Persons and the BOBBY by Will Hay
hood. Light refreshments were served.
John Tucker, who has been disabled fol
IL weeks, is now able to be about, and
hpects 20 return to his work at the Car
btnter organ factory in a few days. A
Amber fell upon one foot, aud erysipelas
deyeloped in the wound.
Miles Gilman, who was formerly EN-
boyed in the Republican office at St
5ohnsbury, but who has of late been q
hudent in the academy at that place, i:
BE- latest addition to the force of The
FPhoniX Job printing office.
F. II. Fisher formerly clerk in the store
d CIapp II Jones, but later cashier of thu
howard national bank of Burlington, il
ow cashier of the Burlington Grocer!
fpmpany, a concern with capital of 800,
~, which does large business.
Miss Lavie Hubbard, who has been will
Ter aunt, Mrs. c. NJ. c. Richardson, TO
Fveal months, left Tuesday for New
York, where she will spend few day
18th her sister, going from there to he
ome in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
The friends of F. NJ. Leonard at Hart
hnd Four Corners recently gave benefi
Entertainment to raise funds to buy musi
h Instruments to replace those which
Tele destroyed in the fire that burned hi
tore, The amount realized was $50.
The Brattleboro friends of Mr.. and Mrs
d A. Goodenough of Easthampton, Mass.
i'll be pleased to know that the marriag
d their daughter, Miss Cora NJ. Goode
ough, to WILDER j. Thayer was celebrate
st week Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer will liv
d Hartford, Conn.
5. T. Il. Cheney, a Jamaica boy VIII
baduated from Glenwood seminary, ha
zen chosen president of the senior elias
Colgate university. Sumner r. Vintor
bmerly of the Brattleboro High schoo
as been chosen business manager OF ''Sa
hagundi the Colgate publication issue
nnuauy
The Colgate college ball team was i
bwn Saturday for an hour, while on the
BAY from Vermont Academy to Amhers
he boys were given a ride about town o
ir lliggins's tally-ho by Will b. Smith,
raduate of Colgate and former manage
the ball team there. Mr.. Smith wer
It'll the team to Amherst.
Mrs II. F. Brooks returned home la
Feek, after spending month with rel
YES and friends in Athol, Boston, an
springfield, Mass. The Springfield Hom'
BEAD has a pleasant mention of cal
party and supper given recently by M
snd Mrs. VIM. l.. Sadler at their cottage
talla Shasta, near Springfield, in honor
dr and Mrs. Brooks.
II. /. Elmer, Leon Lamb and Fran
putnam rode to Amherst on their whee
Wednesday, covering the 80 miles in actu
pding time of less than three hours. Z.
Bingham, d. Stolte, ir., and Alden Pett
lso rode there the same day. Pettee
pained to witness the Amherst lillian
PAL game, but the other five riders
nned in the afternoon.
The Waddington, n. Y, Recorder co
ans the full page advertisement of o.
urdy ~ Co., real estate dealers OF tn
lace, The firm consists of o. j. Pur
nd j. q. Taylor, and is evidently dol
large business, the Recorder announcer
Ihat they have recently hOupht the JOl