Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-04-09
PERSONAL.
!. B. Emerson is in Washington, D. c.

S b. Emerson is in Washington, d. c.
Ernest Waterman has been i'll this week
f. L. Parker spent Sunday in Claremont, n. II.
W H. Childs was in Boston Friday and Satur.
day.
John Calvin is in Springfield, Mass, today on
business.
r. $ Childs has been in Newbury, this state
this week.
Mrs John Hackley of Greenfield visited in town
tins week.
on business.
Miss Sarah Cobb began work for Donnen 6 Da.
Wis this week.
pr sholes was in town last Friday afternoon
and saturday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Currfer has been housed with ton.
shtis this week.
Mrs S. B. Emerson has returned from a visit in
New Hampshire.
Mrs L. James of Boston is visiting her brother.
John r. Plummer.
clayton Hackley was out yesterday after an ILL.,
ness Of several days,
Merton Staples goes to Greenfield Monday to
drive an express team.
Eugene Knights succeeds j. b. Dunton at Hack.
ley x MOran's repair shop.
viii p Devine is home for a vacation from a
Philadelphia dental college.
Columbian lodge of Masons will hold its annual
meeting next Tuesday evening.
Mrs Kate Grady and mother returned from
Minnesota Wednesday evening.
Miss Alma Niles went to Brooklyn, N. v Tues
day to work for p. F. Comstock
Merton Robbins came home from the University
of Vermont Tuesday for a vacation.
Mrs 5. 5. Hunt goes to New York today for a
personal selection of more millinery.
MIR and Mrs j. w Tooe of Holyoke Mass
were at the Brooks House yesterday,
Mrs J. Gray Estey and Mrs. Henry Crosby went
to Boston Monday for few days visit.
Mrs p. Frank Amidon of Wilton n. H., is Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. James f. Estey.
Edith Sanderson of North Adams, Mass, is the
new operator at the telephone exchange.
Mrs William Powers has been i'll for the past
four weeks, and is still confined to the house
Mrs Albert Rockwell returned Tuesday from
visit at her fathers in Perkinsville, this state
Miss Burns, a teacher from Nashua. n. H.. is
spending her vacation with Grace NJ Emerson
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred simpson
formerly of Brattleboro, are in order this week.
Charles Barry has moved from Crosby block
to Milestone block, and will do housekeeping.
Mrs. s. w. Richardson entertained number of
her neighbors and other friends Friday evening.
Miss Amy Hines takes the place of Miss Brack.
EFT as stenographer at the Peoples national bank.
Mrs. Alton Fraser has finished work at o. j..
Pratt's store and is succeeded by Miss May Plimp-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Newman of Grand Junction,
Col, have been at the Brooks House since Tues
day.
W. NJ Cole, now of North Springfield came to
Brattleboro Wednesday for a visit Of two or three
days.
Mr. and Mrs H. L. Emerson are in Boston to
celebrate with friends their 10th wedding ami
versary.
Mr. and Mrs j. Gidley of New Bedford, Mass,
were in town this week to attend the funeral Of
O. F. Newell
Mrs H. H. Joy has removed the porch from the
front of her house on Canal street and is adding
piazza in its place.
Today being Fast day the banks are closed and
the post office will be open only from sto ia NJ,
and from to GIN.
Daniel Whalen, the railroad blacksmith, is i'll
with Inflammation of the stomach. D. p. Cobb
is substituting for him.
T. {. North of Boston, general agent Of the
Merchants Insurance company OF Newark, \, j.,
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. q. H. Smith will have her opening Of
spring millinery at her rooms at liz Main street
tomorrow and Monday.
l.. j. Retting went to Burlington this morning
10 attend a meeting of the trustees OF the Odd
Fellows Home at Ludlow.
The marriage of Dennison A. Cowles and Miss
Luce l. Bracket will take place on the afternoon
OF Easter Monday April 49,
Mr.. snd Mrs. II p Wellman went TO keene \.
H, Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mr.. Well
mans cousin, A. b. Skinner.
Darwin Smith of Boston was in town Monday
and Tuesday on account of the critical illness oil
his brother, Edwin II. Smith.
Fred c. Davis, a Springfield (Vt) attorney was
in town Wednesday on business connected Win
the Springfield electric railroad.
f. o. Sibey and George Sawyer of Dartmouth
college, 81, called on Robert c. Bacon at water
man, Martin & Hits Wednesday.
Mrs. Hamilton mother Of DR.. Fremont Hamil
ton, went yesterday to spend the summer WITH
her daughter in Brunswick, Maine.
Eugene Clark represented Fort Dummer Colo
ny of Pilgrim Fathers of Brattleboro al the ses
sion of the supreme colony at Lowell, Mass, thl'
week.
Romance W. Thompson is to vacate Dea. Hen
ry L Bonds house at the corner of South Man
Pc . a
terrified.
F. H. Wheeler of Spring street passed his 90tl
milestone last Saturday, and celebrated the even
by calling some OF his longtime trlenus au'
neighbors.
Will B Smith of the Springfield Republican
staff was in town Wednesday night to attend the
annual meeting of the Baptist Church Building
association.
S B. Gould of Proctorsve is the guest Of w
H. Henley Mrs Henleys sister, Mrs ID. I
Murdoch Of the same place, is also the guest
the Henleys.
f. L. Waterman was called TO Keene, \. II
this week to assist in four jury trials at the Ches
hire county court. None Of the cases came u
trial, however.
Miss Ethel Bruce succeeds Miss L. Belle TenneI
as organist of the Congregational church at Hlns
dale. and also has Miss TenneyS pupils III lnslTu
mental study.
j. W Robinson OF Conshohocken, Pa, is board
ing at A r. Harris's while he studies the element
Of organ tuning and construction at the Este!
j. l. Martin left Monday for business trip o
two weeks or more in the West and South HI
will visit New York, Washington, Chicago, FOR
Worth Texas, and other places.
S. X. Brigham finishes work at II. A. Chapl
4 Co.'S next Saturday. He will 90 to heene n
H., the last week in the present month TO work TO
the drug firm of Billiard & Shedd.
Louis Whitney has returned from Boston
where he went to study the organ key business o
his uncle. and is now TO enter the employ or IN
Estey Organ company in that department.
Frank +. Reed at one time proprietor OF IN
American House, but for the past i2years of tn
shelburne Falls, (lass), House, is to assuh
charge of the Pequog House at Athol May !:
$ j. Jones of the Farmers Mechanics TX
change is visiting at his old home in Bethel I'M
state w. +. Chase has returned from boslo
and is driving the delivery wagon for MIR. Jones'
William LAWN was one of the soloists at spe
eial Lenten service at the church OF the Holy nc
sary in New York Sunday. Forty members q
the German Opera company took part IN IN
service
j. D. Eaton of New Haven, Conn, special agen
ot the Continental Insurance company OF Ne
DIRK, was in town Tuesday to adjust the loss
Mrs. Nellie +. Hill by the recent Goodrich hre
Chesterfield
Mrs. L. b. H. Chace of Worcester Mass, an
her granddaughter, Laura Chace, came TO Brattl'
boro Friday for visit with the families OF s
and Frank Hunt. They returned Wednesday
Mrs Chace formerly lived on Walnut street
over Sunday guests at the Brooks House wert
a. II Clark, Boston: l. d. Fritz 81. Louis =
VESSEL, Seneca Falls n. y; w {; Perry Bu
hngton; W. NJ, Ssby, Lttleton, n. H II !
Collins, Springfield, Mass; f. A. Heidner' Ho
yoke, Mass
Charles Henkel, designer for the Estey Orga
company, is TO 90 to Germany in a Few weeks Il
period of recreation. He will be accompanle
across the water by q. T. Lundberg who will vi
~ ms father and two brothers in Orebro Sweut
whom he has not seen since he came 10 III