Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-04-23
VERMONT. PHGNIX BRATTLEBORO FRIDAY April 3D. 1897.
nesday afternoon at the church in the
north part, Rev. W. E. Renshaw officiat-
ing. The burial was in the family lot at
the north part cemetery.
Mrs. George Howe is improving.

Mrs George Howe is improving
Clifford Royce is working for Ross Newton.
Dan Conway is working at e. ]. Shaw 8 market
Lawyer e. j. Temple is taking the school CEN
sus
Mrs. A. b. Davis is suffering with quinsy sore
throat
Abbott Jones of Keene spent Sunday with his
mother.
Miss Alma Gibson is visiting Mrs Alvira Evans
OF Brattleboro.
Harry Smith has a position in West Swanzey
in n meat market.
II. H. Black has gone to Sunapee lake where
he works this summer.
Patrick Kelley Of Athol, Mass, visited his
brother Edward last week
Charles Bourn has been paperng and painting
for people in Ashuelot.
Fred Leonard of Springfield, Mass was in
town the first of the week.
Miss Lizzie Barker Of Keene visited her friend
Lizzie Robertson, this week.
Miss Rose Duffy sIent the first of the week Wis.
iting her brother In Harrisvle.
Miss Helen Worden has resumed her position
as cashier at the Worden company's store
Miss Bertha Coles of Lynn, Mass. is visiting
her cousins, Misses Carrie and Edith Minis
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cunningham of Mier's
Falls Mass, visited at p. Conway's last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Minis and two children and
MISS Farr OF keene spent fast day at David Nims's
Jerome Gill. who worked in the machine shop
Of the Halle q Frost mill, has finished working
there.
Frank Archibald, teacher Of the Grammar
school at West Swanzey, spent Sunday with his
parents
c. S Putnam, who has been in St Adams, Vt.
has returned to town and gone to work for l.. +.
Liscom.
Miss Helen Tnton of South Deerfield visited her
uncle, g. s. Howe, last week, returning home
Monday.
George Howe, who was TO move on to Kiburn
street. has decided to remainlwhere he is over the
post office.
John Griffin is TO move from will Fales's house
field street
Mr. and Mrs c. H. Wood and child Of Boston
visited in town last week. Mr.. Wood is a travel
ing salesman.
Florence Cresey, after a two weeks visit at her
home in Che terrified, has returned to her work at
Hotel Ashuelot
Herman Butler Of Springfield visited at Elihu
Blanchards last Friday and then went to keene
TO see his mother.
Miss Maggie Golden has concluded her engage
ment with Mrs Eaton, and Miss Maggie Duggan
has taken that position
Miss Ella Newcomb of Brattleboro spent few
DAYS with Mrs. Charles Newcomb, and attended
the Horton-Fales wedding.
George johnson, who is employed in the finish
ing room Of the Halle & Frost mill had attack
Of heart failure Friday but is better.
Zenas Brtton, who is employed in NJ S. Leach S
carriage shop, returned TO his home in Westmore-
land last week on account OF illness.
Mr.. Fairman OF Vernon, who has run the Hins.
dale and Vernon ferrvbOat, has gone on to the
Worden farm at the River Tavern"
z. F. Mcdonald, OF Alfred Dodge & Son auto
harp company Of New York has been IN town
tuning the several autoharps in town.
Mrs Nathan Gould of Keene, former resident
| living for a number Of years in W. II. Lyman 8
house on High street, Is very i'll at Keene.
w. J. Haycock Of Boston, who has spent his
summers here and was In the South all winter for
| his health, returned to Hiustale last week.
Mr. and Mrs William Crowley ard daughter
mfa Of al frp leN'a
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Donovan, last week
Rev. II Z Parker. wife and child have been
/ spending the week at his roo ms on Canal street
/ Mrs Parker and child returned to their home u
| MiddletoWn. Conn, Thursday.
/ Miss Florence Gray, who has beet at work as
/ stenographer at Boston, spent few days with
| her parents. She went from here to South Had
/ ley Mass, where she has a position as teacher ia
public school
| Mrs. G. : Howe elected as one OF three
Delegates from New Hampshire TO the Woman
/ Relief corps National convention to be held a
/ Buffalo. y. Y, in July, at the tate convention
! held al Concord last week.