Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-04-05
PERSONAL.

John Hotaling left for California Tuesday.
}. A Walen has been IN Brockton this week.
Mrs. J. c. Fry has been in Athol this week
day.
Miss Maud Brown goes to Keens today for q
George Bliss two daughters are now visiting
with him
Miss Edith Bottomly is the new clerk at D. n.
Mays bakery
=, Emerson Flagg came home from Providence,
X. l., Saturday.
Stanley L. Smith has leased the Marshall house,
on North street
Judson Stafford is acting temporarily asrthe
driver of the Wilmington stage.
Charles Smith of Putney has begun work as an
| apprentice with Fleming e Son.
c. W. aud G.. l. Durham have been in Boston
this week On business trip.
Miss Nellie Goodrich teacher at Newton, Mass.
is at home for the spring vacation
Mrs o. A Marshall has recently gone to Paris.
after spending the winter at Geneva.
Geo. II. Converse of Boston was the guest of
| l.. d. Taylor over sunday
Miss Maverette Smith goes to Rutland todav~to
visit her sister, Mrs. r. W kirkland
Daisy IIglcy, who lives with Miss Flora Hgey
! IN Centrcvlle, is III with scarlet fever.
Mrs Kirkland returned this wepl, from a visit
of several weeks in Boston and other places.
Mortimer stoddord is acting as collector for J.
| \. Taylor, while W. c. Horton in acting as lister
Ed. Fuller was the winner Of the high iump
contest ia the Y. NJ G. A, sports at Rutland this
week
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. w. Hawley gave a pleasant tea
marty Monday in honor of Rev and Mrs az j
/ Parry.
Mrs. e. A. Drummond returned to Boston
| Wednesday after visit with her mother Mrs }.
! c. Chandler
| J. p. Powers has gone to Springfield Mass
where he will be night operator in the Postal Tele
! graph Office
w. II. Haywood will not return to Norwich uni
versty until ne It week on account of the death
of his grandmother.
Dexter Waite the long time store keeper,and
/ postmaster at Warisboro, has removed here and
! will live on South Main street.
w. G. Rockwell who has been in the employ of
! Cobb, Aldrich & Co. in Boston for the last q
years, is contemplating moving to Brattleborc
this spring.
Mr. and Mrs NIyron G. Taylor returned yester
day from Manchester, this state, and viii at once
begin housekeeping in Mrs. II. j. joys house on
| Canal street.
Bert L. Taylor has been transferred from.the
| local to the editorial staff of the Manchester I'm
ion. He will also conduct special department
! of The rambler style in that journal
The annual banquet of the Yale Record, giver
by the retiring '95 hoard, was held at Traeger'.
| in New Haven Wednesday evening. Covers were
| laid for As. Among the toasts responded to was
! Country Maiden by James Fisk Hooker of 9j
H. f. Stevenson passed last Friday the i7th an
! niversary of his beginning in the shoe making
business in Bratt 'eDOrO O. j. Pratt was at that
time a clerk, but he is the only man who was ther
| employed on Main street who is still engaged
| there in any capacity.
Fred Robinson formerly lived in Foxcroft. Ne
and was well acquainted with Town Treasurer
| Hale, who committed suicide Thursday and wa,
defaulter for 100000 to S2OOO00. Charles Bra
| sor formerly worked at Foxcroft, and other,
have gone from here to the organ factory there
Horace Hall has moved from Vernon street I,
| Cedar; Chas Murphy from Maple street to /;
| Vine; ChaS. BiXby from Maple street to ID Chest
nut; Delbert Benson to 81 High street: Carmin,
Chandler from Hudson street to the rear of 8
High; Mrs. II. X. Durrell from corner Cedar anC
Western avenue to 90 Western avenue; Franl
Stetson and family and Mrs. Martip from Is Cana
to Mrs. Grady's house on Reed street.
The following item from the Burlington Ere,
Press Will be of interest to many people of tn,
county, Mr.. Olmstead, who is the father of Mrs
w H. Roleau, having been for seven years paste
of the Congregational church at Townshend
Rev. F. W. Olmstead, the veteran minister ant
chaplain of Stannard post, is s. years of age
He is uncommonly well preserved for one of hi
years and often offciates at funerals speaks n
w. G. T.U. meetings, makes impromptu addresse
and goes about town as much as many peopl
who have not passed the half century mark A
this time, however, he is somewhat indispose
because Of injuries received by a fall a few day
since