Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-05-15
PERSONAL.

Hiss Hattie Wise returned to Boston
urday.
-. d. Whitney was in Boston yesterday
- business.
.T Miss Maude Stoddard visited in Spring
- I'D, Mass, Monday.
, Elliot Phillips has entered the employ of
ockwel & Sherwin.
Charles W. Fawcett of New York is
isiting at n. II. Whites.
IS Mrs. L. W. Hawley went for a visit to
Ter home in Woodstock Monday.
Charles Blake will remove his household
IS furniture to Saxton River tomorrow.
q Will Johnston of Suncook, N. H., was
guest at d. f. Brackett's over Sunday.
Mrs. Nina Allen has taken tenement
in /. d. Bailey's house on Elliot street.
Daniel Workman of Shelburne Falls,
Mass, has been visiting friends in town.
j. Mrs. Hunt of Bethel, this state, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs Clarence bearing.
Richards Bradley and family are expect
ed here today to remain during the sum
mer,
Mrs. p. NJ. Hastings, who sold her house
recently, left for Springfield, Mass, We'd
nesday.
Prof. r. G. Carrick, chiropodist, of Rut-
land, is making a weeks stay at the
| Brooks House.
}, Fred W. Reed, the well-known clerk in
y. }. Pratts, is seriously i'll with rheuma-
y tsm about the heart.
William Harris of the Amherst Record
e stan is visiting his uncle, A. r. Harris, on
Washington street.
! Milton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
Pierce, has been ill with pneumonia but
r is now convalescent.
l.. NJ. Laughton of Providence, R. l.,
4 returned Tuesday after few days visit
with Mrs Laughton.
e Miss Florence Howe played the wedding
march at the Poulter- Roudenbush nuptials
g in Greenfield Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Durham leave
q today for their annual fishing trip at the
e Rangeley lakes in Maine.
Miss Belle Smith, school supervisor,
- made short visit at her home in MARI
boro, Mass, Saturday and Sunday.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. Scrbner of Norris
vile, this state, are spending the week
= with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scribner.
l. w. II. Childs, F. A. Holmes and f.
! Landry, jr.. have been appointed the house
+ committee the Vermont Wheel club.
Will p. Devine has returned from
l. Springfield, Mass, where he spent several
/ weeks in the interest of publishing house.
Mrs. F. H. Smith has this week sent to
S New York two barrels of clothing, one to a
< home for destitute men and one to home
for destitute women.
l. Fred Gibson finishes work for F. H.
ii Holden soon and will take vacation I'M
til autumn, when he will enter the Boston
i. College of Pharmacy.
g The Londonderry sitter says: George
Hall, the Brattleboro slater, is here with
lie three helpers engaged in stating. Mr.. Hall
It has three jobs of the kind"
Hayes Morey has designed the cover for
,e the commencement program of the High
a. school graduating class. The design is a
prettiy arranged cluster of clover leaves.
10 On Tuesday evening a party of local
,e Swedes surprised Will Ericsson, who has
been unable to work the past six months,
. and presented him a substantial purse OF
q money.
Frank Hildreth, while waiting for the
train in West Dummerston recently, rugged
rk I'D hook which he happened to have in
nj his pocket and caught ~ speckled beauties
in few minutes.
NJ Miss Eva Sanders, II, daughter of Har
10 yey Sanders, won the Bohemian word con
test prize for constructing the greatest
h number of words from the word Bohemian
lr Miss Sanders constructed 253 words.
The Odd Fellows have presented the
Of Gill Odd Fellows Home of Ludlow {
g handsome picture of the late Timoth,
Vinton, who was One of the pioneers anC
tb most prominent members of that order il
m the state.
Rev. DIR. Geo. LION Walker of Hartfor,
9's and Rrattleboro will deliver the principal ad
nd dress before the Po&umtuck Valley associa
tion atthe field day Held in connection with
the DAUGHTERS of the Revolution of Brattle
his boro next August.
" Fred Rarber of the Phoenix job offic
he was quite agreeable surprised at MS OIarl
no street home TuesdaH night by a number o
av his fellow workmen,l A soclal evening wa
Sy snent with games and refreshments of ic
cream cake and lembnade.
nc Crv Howe and Frhnk Haskins returne
AeI homo Saturday night, having ridden froI
d. Roston 10 Fitchburg lon their wheels, an
taken the train at the latter place. MI
MA Howe will work in Ga Jorge E. Greene's an
TIC Mr.. Haskins in f. II. Holden IL CO.'S dul
OH ING the summer season..
Among the early June weddings
OF pbilanelphia will be that of Mr.. Thoma
ire pnlsifer Dean, well known in BrattleboI
to =. tho commemorative OF the Boston hou:
"SE &. + King & Co., and Miss Ann
,en- SharrIess ZONES of Germantown, whiC
will al iii take Mace on Tues day evening, Jur
lard 2, in Calvary church, Germantown
our. nyide on Farlham terrace. Mr.. and Mr.
Mr.. Dean Dean will live in Springfield, Mass.
,ter- The Springfield (Vt.) Reporter of la
)me week contained the following: "A plea
trip ant reception was So oOo rt,nent and ri
Itch. Frank COOK by lne nro NJ Of the ma
yton, liens on frluay e' Lnnse Mr. Cook has {,
.stey lors OF the enslIe, Hontifed with this cor
onal pshSe anu er of the village cN.I duatio
his G G CO company prese u zee has chi
Ioyes ~ &c cold watch, cB = Mr. CaarI