Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-12-06
PERSONAL.

Victor johnson has taken a tenement
at Dickinson street.
l.. d. Taylor will occupy his house on
oak street in few days.
Col. Chas. G. Gilmore of Swanton was
in town briefly this week.
Fred Holden has moved into Charles
Miners house on Terrace street.
Edmund Manley is visiting his brother,
Robert, in Westmoreland, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs John G. Fry returned
Monday from their visit to Boston.
Postmaster Childs has been housed for
a week with an attack of tonsiltis.
H. F. G. T0dt will move next week
from Walker place to Crosby block.
Ira French, the oil-time photographer,
is visiting his niece Mrs. Ira Higgins.
Miss Luanna Franklin is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. j. l.. Wurth, in Newark, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Brooks returned
Monday after visit of two weeks in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. John Orion is now out after being
confined to the house three weeks with
grip.
Mrs. w. S. McKenney and children re-
turned to their North Adams home on
Tuesday.
d. j. Carey returned Wednesday night
from weeks vacation spent in Fitchburg
and Boston.
Miss Alice Leonard returned Tuesday to
Boston where she will continue her studies
for the stage.
Mrs. F. F. Hatch of Windsor is spend
ing some time with her sister, Mrs. o. P.
Shepardson.
R. C. Cressy and Geo. w. Baker bagged
their ninth fox of the season Tuesday on
Black mountain.
Miss Julia CaHill of Northampton,
Mass, spent Sunday with her sister, Miss
Katherine CaHill.
T. LaFeche of Montreal is visiting his
brother, Arthur LaFeche, the cutter for
Pratt, Wright & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Fletcher and son
visited last week with Mrs. Fletcher's rela-
tives in Stoneham, Mass.
Thomas Martin, Waterman at the Estey
Organ factory, has given up his position
on account of i'll health
Mrs. Chas. Miller has moved into the
tenement in Williston block occupied for
many years by Mrs. Wheelock.
Mrs. Walter c. Boyden and son of Ply
NOUN, MASS, nave De6u NlSlIluS MI. DOJ-
denis mother, Mrs. G. H. Ryder
Ezra Phillips has moved from 81 Canal
street to "a High street; G. A. Chandler.
from "a High to % Prospect street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dunklee of Boston,
well-known summer visitors here, have
been at the Brooks House this week.
Mrs. Frank Farr is moving this week
into the tenement in the grange building,
where she is to open lunch and dining par
lors.
DR.. Geo. H. Gorham will spend the next
few weeks in New York, attending the
clinics at the Manhattan ear and eye hos
pital.
Mrs. Fred Swift will act as teacher of
the Esteyvile primary school until after
Christmas, taking the place of Miss Lulu
Elmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Knight, for many
years residents of Dummerston, have
moved into the Kathan house on High
street.
Principal o. L. Beverage is the next
speaker in the Newfane lecture course, his
address being announced for next Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Payne, who had charge of the
Heinz company's exhibit at the Farmers
and Mechanics exchange, went from here
to Burlington.
Newrie D. Winter, the mayor-elect of
Springfield, Mass, played with the First
Regiment band at the muster of the Ma
tional Guard held here in 1884.
c. w. Westgate went Wednesday to Rut-
land in the interest of the Vermont Dairy
mems association, whose annual meeting
will be held in that city in January.
Ned Ranney and Robt. w. Gilchrist
drove over from Boston last week, arriving
here Saturday night. The young men
have been at the Ranney farm this week:
Col. j. H. Goulding of Wilmington, who
was secretary of civil and military affairs
under Gov. Fuller, has been engaged to
deliver the next Memorial Day address at
Chester.
E. d. Wilson returned this week from
Poultney, where he attended the funeral
of his mother. His father, Seymour Will
son, returned with him and will make his
home here with his son.
Mrs. b. F. Ketchum returned Monday
from Boston, where she has been with her
daughter, Miss Kate Ketchum, who has
been i'll but who is now much better. Miss
Ketchum is expected to return here soon.
District Deputy Vinton installed the Of
ficers of the Eastern Star lodge at Putney
Wednesday evening, and o. e. Randall
and Mr.. and Mrs. Pettee, the latter grand
worthy matron, took part in the exercises
WI. Barnes, a Brattleboro boy, who
has been photographer at Randolph sew
eral years, has sold his business there to
Fred Winch of Mortified. 1t is reported
that Mr.. Barnes will go to SomerVille,
Mass.
James W. Flagg, the liyeryman, who
has so many personal friends in Whining
ton and Brattleboro, is nominated by the
Republicans for one of the first aldermen
of North Adams, his term being for two
years.
Fl. M. Wood has been to the Heating
factory at Holyoke this week. The com com
pany is now making parts for lO,OOC
wheels. Mr.. Wood will again traVe
through Vermont for the company, estab
fishing agencies.
Jerome Bailey of Sutton, this state, is
guest at j. X. Parkers. Mr.. Bailey has
also visited Capt. Robertson of Putney
He was employed by the Robertson family
in Putney 80 years ago, and this is MS hrs
visit in this section since then.
Letters received announce the safe ar
rival of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Peck O
Brookfield at Maysville, Mo. Mrs fecl
Fannie Knapp will be remembered Dy
large circle of friends as a gradu ate OF Tn
Brattleboro High school and as teache
in Brattleboro, Dummerston, Newfane am