Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-01-11
PERSONAL.

George Wellman returns to Providence
Monday
Charles Prescott has been in Munson
vile this week.
Miss Belle Tenney returned Monday TO
New York city.
f. U. Simpson is absent for business
trip of a week or MORE
Mrs. L. w. Hawley goes tomorrow to
Taftsville to spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Perry are expected
to return from New York tomorrow.
Mrs. DR.. Webster will give ladies' card
party tomorrow, Saturday, afternoon.
Perley Holmes, who returned from Bos-
ton recently, has entered the employ of 5.
W. Edgett
Mrs. Milo w. Acker of Hornellsville,
N. Y, is the guest of her sister, Miss
Della Clarke.
Mrs. Sarah Goodnow is suffering from a
sprained ankle, received by slipping on the
ice Friday night
Wesley Covil has finished work at the
Estey Organ factory, but has not decided
where he will locate.
Regina Heaphey returned to her school
in New York Monday after visit of few
weeks with her parents.
Mrs B. D. Harris was called to New
York yesterday on account of the illness of
her daughter, Mrs. Wood.
Mrs. Ralph Chamberlain and children
returned Saturday from Berlin, N. Y,
where they have spent several weeks.
Mrs. Lulu McLane is the contralto for
the newly formed choir at the Universalist
church, instead of Mrs Durgn, as first an
nounced.
The Traders national bank of Boston,
of which W. A. Faulkner was formerly
president, has been re0rganzed as the
Hancock national bank.
Miss Sarah Winslow was one of the
guests at the wedding of Flora May Cady
of North Adams and Edward F. Fielder of
Albany at North Adams, Wednesday.
Jnlius Mason, now in the Springfield
Training school, recently went to New
York to consult a specialist in regard to
his shin which he injured two years ago
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. w. Pierce attended
the meetings of the Vermont Dairymen's
association at White River Junction Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday of this
week.
H. NJ. Dodd, whose work in the come
dian roles in Priscilla amp later with the
Ideal Opera company are well remembered,
has recently joined the Duff Opera COM
pany.
L. B. Hardy, who has come here from
Waltham, Mass, will be employed at the
Estey company's works. His family will
arrive soon, and will live at 9 Williston
street.
Everett Williams representative of the
Magnolia Metal company of New York,
who was in town yesterday, is remembered
as a Brattleboro High school boy Of the
class of $50.
Miss Emerline Holbrook has been a
guest at The Naulahka for a week, the OBJ
iect of her visit being to paint pastel of
the Kipling baby. Mr.. and Mrs. Kiplng
expressed themselves as greatly pleased
with her work.
c.. NJ. c.. Richardson is making slow
but steady progress toward recovery at his
Green street home after many weeks of i'll
ness. He was outdoor last week Monday,
but for the few days following his condi-
ton was much worse.
Albert Ware has entered the employ of
the Brattleboro Overall company, and after
receiving instructions started out as travel
ing salesman Wednesday. Mr.. Ware has
been employed in the Pollard store at
Chester several years.
Warren Merrill has moved from 10 Canal
to Is Clark street; Mrs. NJ. H. Gale from
80 Frost to the corner of Elliot and School
streets; j. c. Frazier from 80 to 81 Frost
street; E. w. Boyle has moved into ten
ement at 10 Green street.
DR.. Fred Crosby of New York and Allyn
Crosby of Dartmouth college, were at home
Monday to attend the funeral of their
grandmother, Mrs. G. w. Wyman. DR..
Crosby has already been promoted to the
office of senior physician in charge of the
almshouse on Blackwelps Island.
The Boston Herald of last Sunday pub
lshed two pages of statistics on wealth
of Boston," with list of large tax payers.
Richards Bradley, ct al, trustees, are down
for $4,000 on real estate; William p.
Wesselhoeft $4,000 on real estate and
$4,000 on personal property, and Blake
Brothers tS Co., 100000 on personal es-
tate.
Frank E. Howe of the Greenbush, n. Y.
Herald spent Sunday in town with his
mother. The Herald received two weeks
ago its appointment for two years as the
official county paper, which means an ad
ditional yearly revenue of $4,000 to $4,000
Mr.. Howe, as one of the owners of The
Herald, is to be congratulated upon the APP
pOluJLlCLt'
The Springfield, Mass, Union state:
that Alderman-elect Walter P. Goodenougl
of that city has bought Mrs. Mary E
Stearns's grocery store on WorthingtoI
street, that city. The store is one of the
oldest in that vicinity and has a large
patronage. Mr.. Goodenough is Brattle
boro boy to whom The Phoenix made eX
tended reference few weeks ago.
A merry party filled the new house of f
A. Lord, corner of Maple and Cottage
street. Wednesday evening. Friends and
neighbors joined in giving them house
warming. Presents of tableclOths, nap
kins, etc, were left to remind them of tn,
OCCASION Muse, games and fun filled tn,
hours till midnight Refreshments of CAKE
and coffee were served, Mrs. Hopkinson
caterer.
Rev. 7. j. Sawyer, the dean emeritus o
the divinity department of Tufts college
celebrated his DIST birthday anniversar,
Tuesday. Mr.. Sawyer is a native of Read
lug, this state. Previous to 1929, hi
preached frequently at West Brattleboro
This was probably when he was studying
theology with Rev. w. S. Balch of West
minister, as Mr.. Balch is also named as on
of the early preachers at West BrattlebOro
DIR. Sawyer had 25 years pastOrate il
New York city and has been connected