Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-07-12

PERSONAL.
The five sisters Of 81. Joseph have gone
~ Burlington for rest, 10 be away until
Sept LIST
Martin Austin and Henry Brockington
are at their homes for a vacation.
Mrs. VIM. Welcome and two daughters
are at Vergennes for several weeks
Mrs Ellsworth Clark Of Springfield,
Mass, has been in town this week.
Mrs Edmund Carey is in West Fitchburg,
Mass, for a stay Of several weeks
Col and Mrs Hooker and James are at
Long Branch for a week.
Williston Walker, professor in the theo-
logical school at Hartford Conn, and son
Of Rev. George Leon Walker, has been in
town this week
Mrs. Rev. f. W. Whitney and daughter
Mabel, Of Cincinnati are visiting at I. j.
b. Cudworths
Miss Minnie Haskins is taking vacation
Of several weeks in Boston and vicinity.
Hon Walter Howard Of Fair Haven,
professor in Middlebury college, visited last
week at s. s. Hunts. Many years ago his
father was a Methodist minister in Guilford
Mrs Drury Weatherhead, Inez and
Charles Fairbanks, have arrived from Con
cord, n. II.
Miss Abbie Griffin, for many years in the
Perkins institute for the blind at South Bos
ton, has graduated and returned home.
II. X aud J. +. White Of Meriden, Conn,
have been in town briefly. Mrs. j. +.
White has been at her fathers 5. T. X.
Cheney's, for some time.
Miss Nettie Harris is in Shushan, n. y.
Mrs. Henry Fletcher, Miss Helen Fletcher,
Lulu Bracket, Louise Rawson, Amy Hines,
Charlotte aud Ruth Noyes are among those
who are at Chesterfield lake for several
days.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs Ed
win Goodnow will be pleased ~ learn that
they return 10 town this week after living
IN Lynn, Mass, for two years
Clerk johnson at the post office, has re
turned from Virginia.
Geo. Clay clerk for Pratt, Wright a Co,
is ia Boston for "a vacation.
Bicyclist Rowe Of New Haven, Conn,
called on the Vermont Wheel club boys this
week
Mrs. Eva c. Hulings, the Christian sci
enlist, left Wednesday for her home in
Denver, Colo
Mr. and Mrs l. o. p Smith are spending
a few days in New York aud Brooklyn.
Frank Foster, bank clerk at Lebanon,
" H., has been at his grandfather, Har-
vey Houghtons, this week
viii button has sold his farm IN the west
part Of the town 10 Henry Akley, aud NOV
ed with his family 10 Nashua, \. II
Rev and Mrs f. j. Parry have been
called TO Cincinnati, Ohio, by the sudden
illness Of Mrs, Parrys brother
Carroll Parker of this place bOokkeeper
for +. j. Bullock & Co, Of Readsboro lost
his personal effects 10y the fire at that place
Sunday night.
n 4 r.. 1 .ss...
Milliken Of Maiden, Mass are at the White
Mountains
+. l.. Houghton is soon 70 20 on an ex
tended trip through the South aud West in
the interest Of his paper, the Holstein Erie
sian Register
Mr. and Mrs C. F. Reed have returned
from a two weeks visit in Boston and Prov
idence
Charles Chase, son Of Major Chase Of
Northampton, has been in town this week
II c. Stevens is at his old home ON Cape
Cod for All outing
Mr. and Mrs ". z. Mcpherson Of New
York have made their annual visit ~ Brat
tleboro
Ferris Vaughn is at Woodstock during
his vacation
Henry Smith of New London. Conn, has
been in town this week
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Corey have returned
10 Lehigh, Iowa.
Willie Fisher returned to Keene with his
aunt Mrs Nathan Gould, who has been here
two weeks.
Miss Flood Of Mortified, this state, is
visiting in town
j. NJ Crosby, Of Philadelphia, has been
here this week for business consultation
with Smith q Hunt
a1tar Havxr.,1 aud an, & Ia
troit, Mich, are visiting relatives in town.
Miss Edna Hall is expected TO return
from Europe next month.
Misses Minnie and Bessie Bushnell Of
North Adams, are spending a fortnight
with relatives.
Misses Jessie Gregg and lzetta Stewart
start today for carriage drive u Ludlow.
Will Barnes is at home from West Ran
dolph, where he has n photograph studio.
and is doing good business.
The dispatches announce the safe arrival
in Europe Of the steamer Trave, on which
Mr.. and Mrs. j d. Roess took passage
Col. and Mrs. Estey, Mrs. 4. p. Carpen-
ter, l.. W Hawley, +. A Hall. b. A. Clark,
| II. II. Hackley and wife, Miss Carrie Hough-
ton, Mr.. Westgate, Christie Crowell Thos.
Cain. Vim. Cain, Will Smith and Alison
Harris were among the Brattleboreans who
attended the meetings at Mortified this
week.
Ernest Bemis is spending "A fortnghts
vacation among the West BrattleborO hills
Capt. and Mrs. Childs have been at Ben
nington this week ~ attend the wedding
anniversary Of A. z. Childs
! Mrs r. 5 Adsit Of Burlington is at her
/ brothers, q. l.. Clary's, on Oak street
She will 20 u Wilmington for stay Of
several weeks hoping for full recovery
| from an attack Of rheumatic fever
Rev Mr. PhAlen has been ON a visit H. his
| father and younger brother at Camden.
y. y, this week
q 7. Copeland formerly Of this place
| lives at Gloversvile \. Y, one Of the vii
lagos which suffered severely from Tues
days flood.
Mrs Fred veet of Sprinfed, Mass, is at
her fathers, }. Retting, Sr :, for few
| weeks
Chas Bingham and family are 70 occupy
the house with Mr.. Blnghams mother on
| Green street
Col Estey attended the Home Market
club meeting at Boston ON "Wednesday
Mrs. DR.. Dearborn aud daughters 20
next week 10 occupy Il cottage at Sunapee
| Lake, \ II.
l.. F. LAwton, the contractor, Is back in
/ town.
Mr.. and Mrs j. J. Ray, of Boston, are
now on their way SO Europe, accompanied
| by Mr. RAYS mother Mrs j l. Raw
Mr. and Mrs. II q. Riddell, of Boston,
have been with Mr. and Mrs j A. Taylor
the past week, aud will go next week ON Il
visit to Wilmington.
+. ID. Whitney leaves next Monday for
Minneapolis TO Join his family, who have
been there for some weeks He will be all.
sent about IA month
| Mrs Edward Crosby and her daughter.
Mrs Walker, 90 next week 10 Saratoga for
/ a fortnight