Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-04-12
PERSONAL.

Fred Dumas is at work at Mette's barber shop
J. G. Ullery of Boston in town briefly this
week.
Miss Elizabeth White is spending her vacation
in Boston.
A G. Hotaling returned from vineland, n j..
yesterday
o. j. Dion and Will Corser went to Springfield
Mass, today.
f. G. Frost was in Boston Wednesday on a
business trip.
Mrs. l. o. P. Smith gave a pleasant tea party
Monday evening
Mrs. Carrie Perry goes to Boston tomorrow for
an extended visit.
Fifteen or 20 people from Putney attended the
concert last evening.
j. II. Chamberlain is now on the road to recov-
cry and able to sit up.
Thomas Sumner, who has been an nvalid-for
years. is now very low.
Allyn Crosby and Frank Head returned to
Dartmouth college Wednesday.
James f. oker came Tuesday from Yale to
spend the Easter recess at home.
Miss Florence Lamson returns today after "a
visit of ten days in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Emma Arey returned Tuesday after
spending swo or three weeks in Boston.
Camden Smith of Centreville is now on the
streets once more after being Ill all winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Wood of Athol Mass, have been
the guests of their daughter, Mrs. F. D. Weld.
Otto Hinkley, formerly of North Adams and late
of Bermuda, is the new tailor with F. II. Davis
H. F. Jordan crushed one finger of his left hand
Wednesday while working on lathe at his home
Mrs David Young returned Wednesday after a
visit of few days with her sister in Greenfield,
Mass.
E. A. Chamberlain broke one rib by falling
against at the Estey Organ factory last
Saturday
IL Harris, who has been employed at the
Estey Organ works, has returned TO his home in
Rutland.
w H. Bracket, c. A. Harris, DR.. G. f. Barber
and +. l., Hunt went to Boston Yesterday for
brief outing.
Mrs. c. E. Scrbner was called to New York city
Wednesday by the death of the aunt with whom
she formerly lived.
Alfred Thompson has taken the agency for the
Remington cycles. He has one on exhibition at
Ranger & Thompson's.
Henry Weatherhead will move next week from
Andrew Horizons house on Canal street to the
Burpee house on High street.
While running one day this week C. H. Thomp
son fell striking the curbng to the sidewalk and
knocking his shoulder out of joint.
Fred Richardson went Wednesday to Jersey
City, n. j., and Don Wilcutt, the blind brother of
H g. Wilcutt, returned with him.
Torrance Allis, a clothing dealer of Ansonia,
Conn, who taught school in Guilford IS or 20
years ago. is one of the weeks visitors.
A party of nine whist enthusiasts enjoyed a
nine course dinner served by Landlord Richards
of the American House Saturday evening.
S. s. Hunt has nine months old colt, Roxy,
out of Roxy, by birmingham which tips the beam
at the exceptionally high figure of 600 pounds.
c. D. Endlich has been appointed hospital ser.
geant on the staff of Col l. q. Grant, command
ing the Patriachs Militant, department of Yer
mont
Jerry Mosse injured one of the fingers of his
right hand quite seriously Tuesday night on a
stripper at the Fall Mountain Paper company S
mill, Bellows Falls.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Ormes, who have spent the
winter at Cambrdgeport, Mass, returned yester-
day. They will live during the summer at Dunn
merston with their daughter
Hank White came TO BrattebOrO Saturday and
on Monday his wife, who has been at DR.. Hamil-
| tons the past four months, was able to go with
| him to the home of their son in Claremont.
| VIM. J. G. Wellman of Melbourne, Australia,
| who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs c. A, Wait
man, is now with other relatives He will go to
Boston to work at his trade as printer before re-
! turning TO Australia.
| Mrs Iulu Cressy McLane is visiting her parents
While running at Burlington Tuesday to catch a
| train for home Mrs. McLane fell, breaking two or
| three front teeth, cutting cash in herarm which
it required several stitches TO close and sustaining
| severe bruises.
Among the over Sunday guests at the Brooks
House were H. G. Camp, c. II. Wilson, Chas; s.
Nash, Boston; r. II. Rogers, W. II. Bolander
| New York; A. b. Campbell, Hartford, Ct; j
Peytrenet, Hornellsvie, y. Y; d. Mackenzie,
New London, Ct
Mrs L. NJ Smiley, president of the Woman &
| Centenary association for New Hampshire, has
| been the guest of Mrs. G.. T.. Warner this week
Mrs. Smiley is the wife of former Universaiisl
pastor in Bratteboro and Putney They now live
| at South Newmarket, N IL.
The following is one of the notes of the Metho
dist conference now in session at waterbury
REV. A. B. Truax will not attend conference TINS
year. II is like missing an old landmark not lC
see him. He is improved in health somewhat
but probably will not take work this year"
Mrs. Harvey Lincoln, mother of @. R, Lincoln
died suddenly Monday at Cambridge, Mass. The
| burial was at Chelsea, this state and Mr. Lincoln
| is now there. Mrs Lincoln had often visited her'
with her son, but her home had been at chelsea
and Cambridge. She leaves another son, IN
| Eitchburg Mass and daughter in Cambridge