Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-05-17
PERSONAL.

i. G.. Ullery of Boston is making a short stay in
town.
John Gnfeather has finished work for Holden
& Martin
NJ. J. Moran went to Boston this morning on a |
business trip.
Arthur w. Maynard spent Sunday at his home |
in Montague, Mass.
Mrs. Lulu Cressy McIane returned from Bur
lington ON Tuesday.
Miss Ada Kemp of Springfield is visiting her |
sister. Mrs. Geo Lane.
Miss Allie Leonard Of Greenfield has been visit |
ing at ~ II. Whites.
c. w. Weymouth has moved from Spruce street |
to farm in Gulford.
H. r. Lawrence has returned after spending
few days in New York.
The ladies' whist club met with Mrs. G.. +. Bar
Der Tuesday afternoon.
Richard Brown is incapacitated for work be-
cause of severe ivy poisoning.
Mr. Morse of Brooklyn, n V, is visiting his
daughter Mrs. w. II. Bond.
col X Haskins will de liver the Memorial day
address at Berna' dston, Mass
Col and Mrs Hooker trip to New Ha-
ven, New York and Baltimore.
Mrs w. II. Powers and Mrs. w. S. Burrows
have been in Boston this week.
Mrs Balester and Miss Josephine Balestier
came from New York Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Ames of Springfield Mass, has
been the guest of Madam Balestier.
pleasant family party enjoyed Tuesday aft
ernoon at S. w. Richardson's
Mrs A. w. Chids returned Wednesday after
visit of four weeks in New York.
Hiland Haskins and Frank Haskins go to Bos-
ton tomorrow for a weeks visit
Mrs Eleanor Bowler Donnelly of West Gard
ner Mass, is visiting her parents briefly.
Mrs. Whitney and son Of Greenfield are visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Pha NJ. Wheeler
Mrs B. Ranger went yesterday to Knowlton,
p. O., where she will spend the summer.
Hollis Streeter is improving slowly after Sc
we're illness following a surgical operation.
Misses Rose and Mary Judge are spending
few DAYS i'm Springfield and Amherst Mass.
H. w Eddy, clerk at the Brooks House, is TAX
ing a vacation at his old home in Wardsboro
Dr. and Mrs. c. II. Sholes are now at The
Tavern" New Boston n. H., for the summer.
Otis Park who has been housed three or four
months is recovering and is now able to be out.
Mrs. Ellen Eddy of Boston, teacher of elocu
ton, has been guest at a. a. Searns S this week
j W. Shelley and II. l.. Swift of Patney were
elected members of the Estey Guard last evening
J. c. Chandler is critically i'll with typhoid
pneumonia, and late reports state that he is fail
ing.
A number of Brattleboro people attend the
party given at the Vernon House this evening by
G. G'i B Read " ~
The engagement is announced of Edgar Burr
Smith, now of Planheld, n j., and Miss Jeanne
c, Morse.
sherman Howe, who returned from the Ber-
mudas recently, was in town Wednesday and
Thursday.
Fred Veet of the Springfield Republican office
spent few days with mis- wife at the home
of her parents.
Fred Coxson left Tuesday for Philadelphia,
where he will spend a vacation of two weeks at
his old home.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson returned to her home in
Keene, n. H., yesterday, after spending the win
ter with Mrs Burpee.
F.w. Childs and A. P. Childs have been in
Woodstock and while there visited the Lakota
Park fishing preserve.
Mrs Dr. Whey Of Springfield, Mass, and Mrs
Crosby of Bridgeport Conn, are visiting thelI
sister, Mrs Otis Edgarton
Capt j. Gray Estey returned from Boston
Wednesday. Mrs. Estey and their young son VII
return from Peabody today.
Mrs Bowker, who has spent several months
with her daughter, Mrs Frank Childs, has re
turned to her Wilmington home.
Mrs Barrett who's husband died at Newfant
a few weeks ago. has come here to live with hel
daughter, Mrs w. Blodgett.
Miss Lucie Bracket went Saturday to Jamaica
Plain, Mass, where she will be the guest OF Mrs
A. T. Mcclure for several days.
Miss Myrtle Ellis, who has been employed a
the Hooker, Corser & Mitchell overall factory
has gone to Springfield to work.
Mrs L. B. Fish goes next week to Halifax TO
the summer after spending several months VIII
her daughter, Mrs H. II, HackleY.
Nicholas Baker returned Sunday from Ham
mond Ind. where he has been employed in rail
road work the past two or three years
Mrs Blandford Hale who has spent the wnte
with her daughter, Mrs G. E; Warner, has re
turned to her home in Bernardston, Mass.
Miss Annie Curran, who has been ill at Mrs.
Stunts four weeks, has recovered sufficiently t
be able to return to her home in Hinsdale.
Miss Sadie Houghton, who came from ThomT
sonville Conn, to attend the Glloert-CoDb wee
George Barrett, who has been here severe
weeks because of the death of his father at New
fame will return to Auburn, n. Y, tomorrow.
Prof. and Mrs Williston Walker of Hartford
Conn. have been in town this week, preparin
for opening the Walker home on Asylum street.
E. Wales is training $50 young people of Barr
and Montpelier for the pardon ana klrmlss, whlc
will be brought out in the former city early
June.
Frank Harris who has lived at his fathers
the west part of the town the past two years, hS
a n HeaDlV house
street.
Mr., and Mrs. F. E. Reed, formerly of Brattl
boro celebrated their 18th wedding anniversal
at their home in Shelburne Falls, Mass, Tuesda
evening
E. H. Perkins, a former employe of the EST
Organ company, called on Brattleboro frien
"Wednesday while on his way to Hartland after
trip to Boston.
Miss Bessie Newman arrives from Boston
night for brief visit home, coming from Gree
field on her wheel She makes the entire retul
trip by bicycle
Rev. and Mrs. Collins have been spending Il
week in Rutland. Mr.. Collins breaches next Su
day at Charlestown, n. H., in exchange with Re
Victor w. Haughton.
Mrs. c. W. Coolidge is visiting her daught
Agnes in Athol, and will go from there to Fltc
burg where she will be a guest in ex-Congre
man Coolidge's family.
Chas Cratic has moved from "a Elliot street
Clark road: F. G.. Houghton to West Brattlebo
from the Putnam house on Prospect street; E.
Cooley from 40 to IS Clark street.
Miss Agnes Gale returned Wednesday to FonC
N V. "
remain for the present. Sumner Pratt Will boa
with Mrs. Caufeld on South Main street.
Daniel Lemieux of Lebanon, N. H., has beg
work for Smith and Fillion on the Farmers
Mechanics Exchange building His wife Will
employed by Hooker, Corser Mitchell,
VIM NJ Cole has gone to North Springfie
where he will be employed for the present m c
pentery work. His daughter, Miss Lillian Cole
HoIyoSe, has been here for a short time.
Mrs. Chester Royce of Woodstock is the gu
of her daughter, Mrs. c. r. billiard, who recen
spent several days at Woodstock. Mr.. Ro.
Win come here tomorrow to remain short tin
Mr. and Mrs c. w Durham left WednesC
er n months vacation. They will visit Princ
and Mrs Horne at Lawrence, Mass. before go
To Mr. Dunham's home in Maine for the remain
of the time,
Jerome Knight went last week to Leban
Conn TO be treated by DR.. Sweet the bone sp
ialjst MIR. Knight fell several weeks ago
sustained an injury to his shoulder. Dr.. Sw
found that the bones had been pulled out
place.
G. O. Chamberlain, who has recently retur
from Jacksonville, Fla, after having the m
agement of the st. James hotel during the win
will probably not engage in business during
summer but will spend part of the time
Brattleboro
c. G. Maynard late of Pepperell, Mass, CO
Wednesday He Will begin work in Geo.
Greene's store next week. MIR. and Mrs Mayn
are IN occupy the tenement on Thomas ST
where Emery FaTr now lives. Mr. Farr
move into the Vinton building.
Ex.Goy Fuller and E. w. Stoddard, repres
inc the imposition to the Street Railroad C
pany, and i. c.. Crosby and E. l.. Watern