Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-05-01
PERSONAL.

lunch cart,
John Devine has moved from 80 to 81
North Main street.
Mrs. Fred Sargent has been housed with
erysipelas in her face
Mrs. D. L. Griggs of East Mortified,
Mass, is visiting in town.
James Menzies went to New York to-
day for stay of ten days.
Miss Bessie Cain is home after visit of
several weeks in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Sherman have Wis
tied in Swanzey, N. H., this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Smith and children
returned Tuesday from Camden, N. j.
W. O. Powers has moved from Crosby
block to a tenement over Mays bakery.
Dr. j. w. Dawson of West Brattleboro
is planning to spend the summer in Chi
cago.
Henry Rawson returned Wednesday af-
ter a visit to his old home at Cornish,
n II.
Supt. Horace Merrill of the railway mail
service has been at the Brooks House this
week,
Mrs. c. E. Glidden has returned from
visit of several weeks with her mother in
New York.
Edmund Manley has returned from
Dorset, this state, and is at work for G.
B. Harwood.
The Misses Weed from Mortified semi
nary spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs.
G. w. Pierce.
Miss Mabel Apln will entertain the
High school class of 80 at her Frost place
home tonight.
C. A. Harris, who is now in Minneapo-
lis will probably go as far west as Tacoma
before returning.
Mrs. Fred Morse of Newport, n. H.,
came Wednesday for a few days visit to
her son, Fred Morse.
Mrs. Angelina Shea and Miss Mary
Shea come home next week to occupy
their Oak street home.
Mr. and Mrs. l. G. McKeever of New
York are expected here within few days
to spend several weeks.
Miss Louise Rawson has gone to AL
stead n. H., where she is to teach the
summer term of school.
H. S. Josselyn has returned to his work
at the Estey Organ factory after an absence
of two or three months.
Mrs. E. A. Starkey and Mrs. H. P.
Wellman returned Thursday after a
months visit in New York.
Rev. A. D. Brown returns to Barre to-
day after brief visit here. He intends to
return for Tuesdays election.
Mrs Alice Clark Risbey of New York
came here Wednesday because of the seri-
Gus illness of her grandmother
Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie of Wilmington has
moved here taking a tenement in the
Westgate house an Walker place.
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ment recently vacated by W. H. Bond in
\. T. Ryan's Forest street house.
Richards Bradley has been in town this
week to look after his plans and arrange
ments for the spring and summer.
Mrs. F. II. Spencer returned Friday to
her home in Hartford, Conn, after visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Fuller
Arthur Sargent went this week tt
Brightwood, Mass, where he has posi-
ton with the Wason manufacturing com
pany.
Miss Lillian Park, the stenographer, ha
desk in H. E. Taylor & Sons office
where she receives general stenographi'
work.
Dorman B. Eaton came up from New
York Monday night and spent day il
Brattleboro to look after his spring farm
work.
John Manley returned Wednesday from
a brief visit in Dorset, making the trip OIL
his wheel and covering the go miles in fou
hours.
W. S. Bullock of Fitchburg, Mass, wa
here this week to have the body of hi
mother taken fro he tomb for burial a
Guilford.
P. j. Higgins, who has been at Sout
Deerield, Mass, for year, has returned
Brattleboro and entered the employ of II
A. Chaplin d Co.
Mrs. Lucy Weatherhead, who is spend
ing some time with her daughter, Mrs. {
b. Park, celebrated her Goth birthday an
niversary few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Baker return
ed Wednesday night from Cleveland, Ohio
They will remain at their farm on the Pu
ney road through the summer.
Fred Morse got splinter in his fngt
recently, and as the result of the inflamms
ton following he is now unable to worl
his arm being swollen above the elbow.
DR.. Roberts, the homeopathic physician
brother of Miss Cora Roberts, the teacl
err, has rented Mrs. Barrows's house O
Walnut street, recently vacated by D
Barber
ID. A. Mullett, OF the national Soldier
Home at Togus, Me-, who has been in Bra
tleboro few days, will visit for mont
or more in Newfane, Wardsboro al
Townshend.
Rev. S. NJ. Crothers of Cambrldg
Mass, spent Tuesday and Wednesday
town. He and his family are recoveriI
from the severe illness from which TIN
have suffered.
IF. Collins finished his work on Il
Springfield Republican on Saturday and
at home for a few days before going
Worcester, where he is to be city editor
the Evening Gazette.
Lieut.. Hanson Tyler of the Unit
States navy is in Brattleboro for his fiji
visit in II years. He has been station
for some time in California. He is accol
panied by Mrs. Tyler.
The Sunday Republican is to have
sketch of Capt. Nelson Richardson of Hi
dale, the only surviving captain of the Ii
of freight boats that ran from Hartford
Bellows Falls TO the year 1S47.
j. l.. Howard of Maiden has been
town the past week, having come here
Friday for treatment by his former ply
clan, DIR. Bruce. He is much improv
and will probably return to his home il
few days.
DIR. and Mrs. A. l. Miller leave tom