Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-23

Meehs III JdlndlCd WIFI uer unCle, CnaTleS
Clark.
Great Sachem Benjamin S. Curtis of
Lynn, Mass, will be in town next We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Walter E. Sturges went Friday to
II eartwellville to spend a month or more at
her home.
Miss Mary Ayers has returned from
Montreal, where she attended a teachers
convention.
Miss Dorothy Cray of Littleton, n H.,
is visiting at the home of her parents on
Canal street.
John Fessenden has left Greene's drug
store and is now employed at the Estey
Organ works.
Emil Erickson has gone to Boston,
where he has a position in the Everett
piano factory.
Carl Hopkins and his family are at Mr..
Hopkins's old home in West Rupert for
three weeks stay.
Misses Lila and Bertha Clark of Heights
town, n. j., graduates of Vassar college,
are at II. H. Hackleys.
Francis w. Crosby of Springfield, Mass,
was in Brattleboro yesterday on his return
to Springfield from Montreal
Charles Day and Rose Anne Day left
yesterday for visit with their grandmother
at her home on the Hudson.
Harry Currier is home for a two weeks
vacation from Cambridge, Mass, where he
has position in drug store.
Walter S. Pratt leaves today for vaca
ton of two weeks, to be spent at Glens
Falls, n. Y, and at Lake George.
Mrs. Frank Price of Chicago, who was
at the Brooks House two or three days,
left early in the week for Woodstock.
The Washington dispatches announce
the granting of an original widows pen
sion to Rhoda E. Fraser of Brattleboro.
D. S. Pratt attended the funeral of his
brother-in-law and former partner, A. H.
Wright, at North Cambridge, Mass, yes
terday.
Guy Howe has decided not to go to
Woodsville, N. H., and has made arrange
ments to enter drug store at Athol Mass.
Aug /.
Henry Brockington of jamestown, N.
Y, came to Brattleboro this week on ac-
count of the illness of his mother, Mrs.
Thomas Brockington.
Mrs. j. II. Stearns, who has been seri-
ously i'll in Brooklyn, N. Y, has so far re-
covered that she was able to come to Pine
Grove Springs Monday.
Theodore Adams came here on his
wheel from Springfield Mass, a few days
ago and is spending part of his vacation
as the guest of John Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. bearing and son went
to Bethel Tuesday Mr.. bearing expects tc
return in few days, but Mrs. bearing
and Floyd will remain for longer stay.
Col Thomas Harmon went to Chester
Wednesday to make arrangements for run
ming water to the camp ground which will
be occupied by the militia at the muster il
August.
Ed. Thorn, who has been having hospi
tai experience in Baltimore since he com
pleted his second year in the medical colleg,
in that city last spring, returned home Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Ellen Ward of bingham, Mass.
came last week Thursday for a stay of
few weeks here and in Guilford. Her son
Rev. Merrill Ward, has gone to Maine foI
his vacation.
Mrs. Carrie Perry, who has been at tn
home of her brother, Hiland Haskins
since her return from Boston several week
ago, has gone to East Dover to remain dur
ing the summer.
Rev. and Mrs. W. II. Collins and thei
son Will of Worcester will spend their va
cation at Halifax, N. S., as the guests q
the Devens family. They will go ther
early in August.
One of the iurymen in the O'Neil mul
der case at Greenfield is r. H. Hamilton
of Millers Falls, the well-known profes
sional ball player, who was formerly res
ident of Brattleboro.
Frank Livermore returned Wednesda
from Toronto, where he went to attend th
Epworth league convention. His family
who have been visiting in Lebanon, n. H
also returned Wednesday.
Mrs. Hosea Holt and two children cam
from Barre Saturday for a visit with Mr.
Albert Bixby. They will go from here
Old Orchard, Me-, where Mr.. Holt is en-
ployed during the summer.
Miss Emma Gregg went Monday to DO
ton to pursue her musical studies at the col
servatory of music preparatory to teachir
in the public schools. Her place in I'll
Congregational choir will be taken by Nil
Marion Minor.
Mrs j. W. Simonds went last Thursds
to Concord, n. H., with her sisters, Mr.
Maria Barrows of Hinsdale and Mrs. l.. '
Ford of Ashfeld, Mass, the object of the
journey being a reunion with fourth 81
ter, Mrs. c. NJ. Holton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rugg are spendir
week at the Brooks House and renewiI
old acquaintance about town. Mr.. Rus
resigned as submaster of the High scho
seven years ago, and is now principal
the High school in Grafton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Butter6eld and daug
ter of Ann Arbor, Mich, are expected
reach town next week, and they will spei
vacation of several weeks hereabout
Mr.. Butterfield is rising young attorn
and recently won a case in which $500
was involved.
f. A. johnson has moved from So to
Frost street; Will Rano from the corn
of Birge and Williams street to ? Pleasa
street +. f. Vanderpool from % Flat
60 Elliot street, and William Ashton fro
Vernon street to 100 Elliot street. 10
B. Manley has taken a tenement at
Chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon and the Mis-
Turner, who we're injured in the runaw
accident near the suspension bridge, |
improving rapidly. They will remain
Robert Sargents few days longer, a
will then accept an invitation o go to
Wabstar'e cottooa at SnOffOrd AXE VIII