Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-04-26
PERSONAL.
nrk is mite III with rhenmatism

otis Park is quite i'll with rheumatism.
Milton Warner is critically III at Centreville.
Mrs. A w. Childs ia visiting in New York city
A.p. Childs Of Bennington was here over sun
Jay.
Fred swift visited his brother in Athol last
week
Rev A. j. Hough went this morning to Mont.
pelier.
throat.
Ella. daughter of L. F. Adams is i'll with scar
let fever
Miss Sprague Of New York is the guest of Miss
Ruth Hawley.
Mrs Frank Mcclure goes to Keene tomorrow
for a few days.
J. G. Martin of Manchester Centre has been in
town this week.
COL and Mrs. Richards Bradley were over from
Boston Monday
]. W. smith will occupy S. H sherman's house
on Spruce street.
4 reissue of pension has been granted to Chas
L. Stacy Of this town.
Leslie Scott is spending few days in Spring
field Mass, and Boston.
Walter Robbins has been in Lowell, Mass,
This week on business trip.
L. D. Taylor went to Boston today on a bust
ness trip of two or three days.
Edwin Buttolph of Niddebury is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Fremont Hamilton.
Mrs. A. G. Eddy and family retu to Wards
boro next week for the summer
Miss Jennie Stoddard, who is teaching at Buck
a.,
A b. Gibbs is at work in Guilford adding a
piazza to the house of L. j. Huntley.
Stanley Smith and family move next week from
the Bradley cottage to the Brooks House.
Mrs. w. S, McKenney and daughter have re-
turned from their visit in Dedham, Mass.
L. f. Adams has returned after two weeks
business trip to Minneapolis and other places.
Mr. and Mrs E. G. Warren occupy the tene-
ment in Granite block over o. j. PraCt's store.
Dr. Conland and Col Miles have been away a
,Nav-e ana IN triT IN oil
Wibert Rockwell and family are moving into
one of John Q. Pellets houses on Central street.
p R. Vaughan, representing the Daniels Ma
chine company of Woodstock, was in town Tues
day.
Gen F. E. Alfred of Newport, Judge advocate
general on the staff of Gov. Woodbury., is in
town.
Mrs. P Kimball of Greenfield, Mass, has
been the guest of Mrs. Lila Harvey for few
days.
Harry Wamsley, of the Wheeler & Wilson
company, has been the guest this week of l.. B.
Hardy.
Louis Ellis, who is now employed in the-w
cox bargain store at Greenfield, Mass, was at
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Arey has gone to Keene, n H.,
where she will live for the present in the family
of G.. D. Harris.
Henry Willis, who went some time ago to South
Vernon, has this week moved with his family to
Meriden, Conn.
Dexter French of Manchester has come to Brat
teboro to make his home with his daughter, Mrs.
N. g. Taylor
Rev F. ]. Parry and family leave tomorrow
for Philadelphia MIR. Parry breaches in New
York on Sunday.
Mrs George A. Briggs of Claremont, N H. is
spending a few days with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. George F. Gale
Mr. Allan of Melbourne, Victoria, Australian
representative of the Estey Organ company, was
in town this week.
Hon Dorman B. Eaton was in town Monday
night and Tuesday for an advance look at the
season farm work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer of Amherst, Mass, have
been spending a few days with Mrs. Thayor' S
parents, Mr. and Mrs. button.
Mrs E. C. Crosby has been quite ill all the week
and trained nurse from the hospital at Spring
field. Mass, is caring for her..
Miss May Edwards went Monday to East Bos
ton, where she will spend week or more in the
family of Rev F. w. Sprague.
George 0. Bailey, father of Mrs. DR.. Dawson OF
West Brattleboro, has gone to Bulwer P. e.,
where he will live for the present.
NH Lillis has finished work for DR.. Webster
and will probably go to Springfield next week tC
work for Baker q Co., the wholesale tea mer
chants.
Howard Mann of Littleton n. H., has spent a
few DAYS with his sister, Mrs. c. p. Spencer. He
went Tuesday to Holyoke for visit with his
brother.
Lieut.. Gov. ]. A. Hull of DesNIoines, Ia, ha.
been in town this week with Z, NJ. Bunker of Bur
lington, in the interests OF building and loan as
ISOLATION.
Hon. ]. L. Martin and Rev. Hal D. Maxwell
were among the speakers at the Unity clubs
banquet in Mortified, Mass, last Friday, Pat
riots day.
The Springfield Republican states that D. Stolte
ir now in the training school in that city ha
been obliged to go to Boston again to have hi
eyes treated.
Col. C. S. Forbes of st. Adams has been in tow
this week in the interest of The Vermonter,
the illustrated magazine which will make its ap
pearance in May.
r. B. Barrett and son of Auburn, N. Y, hav
been with Mr. Barrett's sister, Mrs; E. F. Blod
gett. They were called TO Newfane by the dealt
of Mr.. Barrett's father.
Mrs n. G. Sawyer, who is giving a series o
natural history talks in Keene, n. H., came yes
terday to spend Sunday, and willre to Keen
early in the week to finish the course.
Mrs H w. Hamilton has gene to Brunswick
Me where she will remain with her daughter
Mrs Woodruff, wife of Prof. Woodruff, until aft
er the Bowdoin college commencement.
James Austin, who completed his secon
years study in the college of physicians and SUI
geons in Baltimore several weeks ago, is remain
ing in that city to secure hospital practice.
Miss Frances Guild has gone to Washington
D. c., on a weeks trip, joining one OF the BROOD
ings excursions from Springfield, Mass. Mis-
Mary Ayres is one of the managers OF the excul
siOns.
7 w Frost the retired veteran merchant, wa
congratulated upon his S1st birthday anniversar
last Friday afternoon and evening oy 9O or MOI
friends at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W.
Minor.
The official appointment of Julius f. Gull, so
of Rev and Mrs. Gull, as naval cadet at Annapolis
was announced in the Washington despatcnes {
Tuesday g. p. Johnson of st. Johnsbury is I'll
alternate
Company of the Third New Hampshire reg
ment held its first annual ball at Caremont Fl
day evening Eighty couples participated in II
grand march. which was led by Capt. and Mrs.
c. Timson Brigham's military orchestra OF
pieces furnished music.
Miss Annie Curran Of Hinsdale who has bee
employed by Donnell & Davis, is dangerously
with erysipelas and heart disease at Mrs. 5.
Hunts Her condition yesterday was reports
more favorable. Her cousin, DR.. Charles
Curran of Holyoke, has been here TO attend her
w S. Russell of Berlin, Canada, of the firm
the Berlin Organ and Piano company, was
town Wednesday for short time lie mad pee
to Keene 10 attend the funeral of his 6rothe
Capt Russell Mr.. Russell was employed In u
Estey organ factory some % years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A Murphy, Miss Barbara Mu
ply and Miss Nellie Fenton attended tine Wedull
of Miss Mary Brennan of Windsor and Or, Jon
T. Ridden of Bellows Falls at windsor Wedne
day. The bride, who is a daughter OF the we
known engineer, has often visited here with
aunt Mrs. Murphy.
The Journal of Education contains the tollo
ing in its Massachusetts column in reference
the former supervisor of the Brattleboro schoo
Mary L. Poland of Wilbraham, Longmeau0
and Ludlow, is one of the few district super
tendents in the state, and the improvement OF {
schools is attracting very general attention.