Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-07-19
PERSONAL.

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EimundsOn Of Austin, Tex, are visiting at
II II. Hackley's
j. II Stearns Of Brooklyn, n. Y, broth
err Of j. +. Stearns, has built IA cottage ON
the east side Of Chesterfield lake. and j, To-
Gated there with his family for the summer
l.. =. Stone Of Philadelphia. with his
daughter, Miss Maud from Hmsdale. and
h. A. Stone and family Of Mohawk. y. y.
were in town Wednesday ON their way 10
Wilmington for their annual vacation visit.
Capt and Mrs. f. W Childs aud Mr.. and
Mrs. A W. Childs leave this afternoon for
Block Island Mr.. and Mrs V. q. Jones
will follow next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. &. Toedt leave next
week for a seashore outing
Mrs. Irving Webster aud two daughters
from Gainesville, Fla, are in town for the
summer.
Rev. and Mrs. James Eastwood and son
of Kingston, n. H., will spend the summer
at the old homestead ON Cutting hill
DIR. Fred Pettee now occupies the Trip
house ON Green street.
Miss Florence Parkess has been at New
London. Conn, for two " eeks and is now
at Stafford Springs. Edith Parkess is at
North Adams
Rev. w II. Collins has gone for two
Maine coast near Old Orchard. Mrs. Col.
Inns goes To morrow TO visit friends in Rut
land, and viii Collins goes to the White
Mountains
Mrs ID. Leonard, accompanied by niece
aud other friends, has gone for furtnghts
trip To Nova Scotia. The party sail from
Boston by the international line Of steam
ers.
Miss Stella Dalton, who has a position i'm
Chicago as stenographer and type writer.
rs at home for vacation Of two weeks.
+. \. Hubbard went on Saturday to ion
his wife at Proctorsville, and this week
Mr.. aud Mrs, Wight and Mrs Hubbard are
on IA carriage drive u Saratoga Springs
Mr.. Hubbard accompanying them ON his
Columbia safety.
Mr. and Mrs f. l.. Hildreth went to So
Royalston, Mass, Wednesday to attend the
wedding of a cousin Of Mrs Hildreth.
Ivan W. Goodner, formerly Of Brattle
boro, is one of the official stenographers Of
the south Dakota constitutional convention
now in session
Miss Rowena Pollard of Georgetown, XIV.
formerly OF Ludlow, is the guest Of Mrs
f. l.. Parker.
Mrs. q. Ii. Davenport gave delightful
peanut progressive euchre party Tuesday
evening.
Mrs, John Newman with her son and
daughter is Ia he at Lake Pleasant until
Sept. LIST
Daniel Higley of Kalamazoo. Mich. is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Eliza Higlev.
Jack Hayes, railroad yard master at
Northampton, is at home nursing sprain
ed ankle.
Sub Master Rugg is taking a course in
chemistry at the summer school in Amherst.
and later will go 10 his old home at New
Bedford
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Harlow are at Spring
field, Vt, this week
Cashier o. a. Marshall has so far recov-
cred his health that he expects To resume
his duties at the Peoples bank about Aug.
Capt. O'Rourke of the Brattleboro ball
team has taken tenement in W. II. Alex |
ander's house ON Canal street.
Miss Carr of Boston is visiting at Win |
throp Adams's.
Miss May Edwards is visiting in Shell |
burne Falls, Mass.
Col Estey is absent on business trip to |
Michigan.
Letter Carrier Barber has gone to vii |
mlngton for week : rest after his illness
and Mr., Farr takes his place.
Mrs Horace Ais of Marietta, O., is in
town
Miss Bessie Adams of Newburyport Mass
is at Mrs. IL. #. Houghton's
Mrs. George Ees Is in Boston.
A. Q. Childs of Chicago has been visiting
his brother. f. L. Childs
Frank Houghton has taken possession of
his new house on Walker place.
The North Adams Transcript SAYS that
tntton u. Tower has position as travelling
salesman through the Western states for
typewriter firm. Mr.. Tower was former
~ stenographer for the Brattleboro sewing
machine company and an active member IF
the Y. NJ. c. A.
Mr. and Mrs q. l.. Durham are visiting
Mr. Dunham's parents in West Paris Me.
Misses Susan and Addie Bigelow are at
Block Island
j, B, Rockerfellow is to play with the
tltchburg band at Cottage CITY, Martha's
Vineyard
j. w. Frost of Chicago is in town.
q; I, Copeland and family did not suffer
by the Jamestown IN. " flood last week
Mr.. Copeland says he never saw it rain
harder than it did then for three hours
uloVersVille, where he lives, is three miles
south of JohnstOwn.
Ben Cook is home from Fitchburg for a
vacation of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II Barrett are taking
carriage trip 10 North Adams and Williams
town, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Van Doom returned
THIS week from their outing at Ocean Spray.
f. q. Crosby, who has spent two DAYS in
camp at Chesterfield lake, reports that his
boys, Gray and Harry Estey, Julius Gull
and Linn Taylor are pleasantly located in
Two camps on the island