Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29
PERSONAL.

J. Carley spent Sunday in Northampton, Mass.
Co.
Mrs. B. F. Leitsnger is. in Boston for a weeks
visit.
F: w. Kmball goes to Boston today for a short
Misses Hall and Fisk are at home from welles-
ley college,
=. Rev; E. B. Leavitt is spending few days in
New York
Walter Eddy is home from Amherst for the
spring vacation.
Bert Barker went yesterday to Albany, N. Y,
Tor short visit
Rev. A. H. Webb of Montpelier was in town
briefly this week.
.vira Franklin is in New York on a vist.to her
sister, Mrs Worth
j. G. Newton of Fishers Island, N. Y, is one of
the weeks visitors.
Mrs. Geo. A. Bliss goes to.North Adams to-mor-
row for brief visit.
Mrs. S. L. Van Doom is spending the week in
Rutland with her SON.
Geo. Dufresne of Springfield, Mass, is at work
| for r. II. Davis the tailor.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Sargent Of Castleton spent
Sunday here with relatives.
Mrs. Chas Potter is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Blanchard at st. Johnsbury
D. D. Dunklee, the photographer, is at his home
| in Greenfield because of illness.
Mrs. L. X. Fuller gave an afternoon party Tues
day in honor of Mrs. F. j. Parry.
NIT. ana Mrs. y. ii. stevens ana daughter OF ~
Adams are visiting relatives in town.
aThe venerable B. F. Kelley will celebrate his
69th birthday anniversary next Monday.
Adm Pettee went to Barre, Macs, Tuesday to
attend the funeral of Hon. j. II. Goddard.
Mrs Jerome Corbett and Mrs. Lizzie Ross. have
entered the employ of Mrs. E. A. Nichols.
| Miss Jennie f. George will be employed this
season in Mrs. G.. H. Smiths millinery rooms.
Carl Hollender left yesterday for Baltimore on
a business trip for the Estey Organ company -
l - GN.V,,g 1avv
| Springfield, this state, with the Doctors mother
| f. NJ. Bruce of the Philadelphia firm of Estey
& Bruce, has called on Brattleboro friends this
| week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l. o. p Smith gave an enjoyable
| party last evening in honor of Rev and Mrs. f. j.
| Parry.
w. S. Williams returned Wednesday after a
business trip to New York, Philadelphia and
| Boston.
The daughter of Emil Erickson had one hand
badly cut by an accidental blow from an axe in
the hands of young companion. IS
Charles Brockington had the. first finger of his
| right hand mangled on a tenoning machine at the
| Estey Organ factory Tuesday.
BENZ. Williamson returned from the Mt. Pleas
| ant military academy at Sing Sing, n. Y, We'd
| nesday for the Easter vacation.
Miss Florence Allen has returned from Middle
| bury for the spring vacation. She is accompanied
by a college friend, Miss Tolles of New York
Denison Cowles will return from Florida next
| week. Mrs. Cowles will come north "a far as
| Washington, where'she will remain until May.
Miss Clay has resigned as teacher of the Chase
street primary to take effect at the close of the
| present term. Miss Harrette Webster will sue
| coed her.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Vaughan go to Boston to-
morrow to see Joseph jefferson in RIP Van
| Wrinkle" Mrs. Vaughan will remain in Boston for
| weeks visit.
Miss NJ. Alice Mcknight, who died in Spring
| field, Mass Yesterday, was we'll known in Brat
tleboro through her frequent visits at the home
| of N. l. Hawey.
H. NJ. Wood has completed the work of estab-
| fishing agencies for the Heating wheel company
in this state. During his five weeks work he has
| established 26 agencies.
Justin Clayton, the newly appointed postmas-
| ter at Athol, Mass. in town yesterday look
ing up post ofice methods preparatory to taking
| charge of his office April l.
| Eric Braddon, the young novelist and actor who
| is well known in town, is now in Mexico on a
| pleasure trip, and will visit California and the
| Northwest before his return.
David A. Rowe publisher of the Winooski
Journal, has been in town this week in the inter
| est of the Vermont Graphic, an illustrated jour
nal which he will soon establish.
Among the Sunday guests at the Brooks House
were D. Mackenzie, New London, Conn; VIM.
| Ebbetts, New York; James ellison, st. Adams;
w. c. Irwin, Philadelphia w. E. Tobin, Boston.
Henry Goddard has moved from Centreville to
25 Flat street, W r. Fisher from district No. to
j. P. Nicholas house at II Laurel street; W: A.
Griffin from Northampton, Mass has moved into
the house at II Washington.
Max Fiergau, the violinist who was so enthusi-
asticaly received at the Fessenden Helping Hand
entertainment last week, will play at the Baptist
| parlors next Thursday evening. Mr.. FierRau is a
graduate of the noted Lepsic conservatory.
Mrs. ], c. Howard of Walpole, under whose di
rection Living Whist was given, was unable to
go to Florida on a pleasure trip, as she had
planned. She was i'll two weeks after leaving
here, and since then her husband has been ILL.,
B. F. Field, well known resident Of Fair
| Haven who died Sunday, was the father of Mrs
A. E. Atwood and Mrs. E. D. Wilson Of this town
He also leaves wife and two sons. Mr. and Mrs
Atwood and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have been at
| Fair Haven to attend the funeral
Ex.Gov. Fuller completed IL years Of life in
| Brattleboro yesterday. He recalls that only one
man. o. j. Pratt, is still in active business life who
was in business at that time. Two merchants
| now doing business on Main street were then
clerks, o. D. Esterbrook and Wells Frost.
w. H. Cray of Sherburne this state, will move
into d. j. Morans house on Highland avenue
early next month. Mr. Cray is employed by the
Central Vermont railroad and will have charge OF
the bridges and depots from South Londonderry
| to Palmer.