Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-05-31
PERSONAL.

day.
Col Haskins has been in New York this
Mrs. W. 5. Burrows is in Keene,
y. II.
Ed. Frost captured 43 trout one day this
week
Miss F. A. Horton is in Boston fcr a
few days.
Mrs. Fred Newton of Greenfield is visit
ing in town.
Miss Carrie Cotton is in Keene for a
short vacation.
Miss Julia CaHI of Northampton is
visiting her sister.
Hollis Streeter is at his shop again after
a six weeks illness.
James Fisk Hooker is home from New
Haven for a few days.
Miss Nellie Robinson has returned from
a visit in Perknsville.
J. O. Smith is buying wool in Chester
and vicinity this week.
w. H. Childs and L. D. Whitney were
in Springfield Tuesday.
w. F. Goddard goes tomorrow to Barre,
Mass, to spend Sunday.
Charles Westgate has returned from a
weeks visit in Fitchburg.
Dr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Russell of Keene
spent Sunday and Monday here.
D. S. Carey attended the Keefe-F lavin
wedding at Bellows Falls Tuesday.
G.. T. Manchester of Fair Haven, this
state, is the guest of A. Z. Atwood
F. w. Crosby is preparing plans and
specifications for the new town vault.
Mrs. c. t. Downer returns today from
a visit to her parents in New York state.
Mrs. Jennie Abbott of Sutton has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. G. F. Barber
Mrs. Thomas Gull and Mrs. j. j. Estey
are at Annapolis on a visit to Julius Gull.
Fred Hopkinson has been in Bennington
this week, returning yesterday with his
wife.
Mrs. Mary f. Shattuck spent Sunday
with her daughter Carrie, at Shelburne,
Mass.
Dan Martin went to northampton. Mon
day, where he has a place in a grocery
store.
Sidney L. Morris goes today to New Jer-
sey for months visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Pine.
A. NJ Bosworth, formerly an employee
in the local express office, has been in town
this week.
Fred Dunklee has been in Rutland this
week, returning yesterday with his wife
and child.
Miss Janet Howe goes tomorrow to
Mizzen Top Hotel. Pawling, y. Y, to
spend several weeks.
Barna Pratt had his left eye seriously in
jured this morning by a bellows spring.
which he was testing.
Mrs. W. H. Bolander and Miss Madeline
arrived yesterday and will spend the sum
mer at the Brooks House
Charles Houghton returned to Worces-
ter today, after a brief visit with his
brother, S. B. Houghton.
Mrs. j. G. Howard returned Saturday
from the Woman's hospital iii Boston
much improved in health.
Liston Ketchum and Dan Webster wit
messed the presentation of "Trilby'' at Bel
lows Falls Tuesday night.
o. P. Cassavant has finished work at the
Brooks House barber shop. Geo. Danyeaw
will be the new proprietor.
c. G.. Whitney has returned to Brattle-
boro from Greenfield and will be employed
at the Carpenter Organ company.
Mrs. Chas. B. Sanford and children of
Worcester, Mass, are the guests of Mrs.
Sanford's aunt, Mrs. r. E. Gordon.
Rev. F. j. Parry, who has accepted a
| call to the Alexander avenue Baptist church
of New York, will begin his work there
June l.
Mrs. \. c. Sawyer delivers one of her
natural history talks before the North
Adams schools Saturday, and Monday
speaks in Blackington.
Marshall Howe, formerly an instructor
in the High school, now professor in a uni
yersity in California, was in town Saturday
on his way to his Newfane home
L. A. Fales came up from Worcester,
Mass, Saturday, and Monday morning
Mrs. Fales returned with him TO that city
to enter hospital for treatment.
Miss Gertrude Miller has returned from
her stay in Toronto, Canada, much i'm
proved in health and will resume her dress
making business at her home, l. Grove
| street.
Miss Anna Hanley, stenographer for the
Carpenter Organ company, is spending her
vacation at her home in Oswego. \. Y.
Miss Park is acting as stenographer during
her absence.
Mrs. E. c. Stearns, who now has her
home with DR.. and Mrs Tucker at Lake
port, \. H., is suffering from paralysis.
and her condition causes her many friends
much anxiety.
The Brooks House has issued an attract
i've booklet which it will be glad to fur
nish any one who may wish to acquaint a
friend or acquaintance with the attractions
of Brattleboro.
Miss Hattie Jones came from Boston
wednesday night to spend Memorial day
and to be present at the 25th wedding an
niversary observance of her parents to-
morrow evening.
DR.. Gale left for Moosehead Monday on
his annual fishing excursion. Arthur
Childs and Ned Plummer intend to 90
June and W. H. Childs, Gray and Guy
Estey on the 10th.
Miss Minnie Brasor went Wednesday to
Townshend to act as one of the Judges in
the prize speaking contest. Miss Ella
Newman accompanied her and they re-
turned on their wheels yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Woodcock visited
friends in town over Sunday. Woodcock
was on his way to Williamstown to coach
the Williams college nine. He had been
at Vermont Academy for a week
News is received of the marriage at
Swanton Wednesday of Lottie. second
daughter of Rev. A. B. Truax, formerly
pastor of the Methodist church. The
groom is VIM. Cotton of Enosburg.
Mrs L. B. Niles, who has spent the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Isl. H.
HaCkleV has gone IN har form, l., IIoI;e.--