Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-11-28
PERSONAL.

VIII f. Collins was one Of the speakers at the
meeting Ut the intercollegiate press association
at the hotel Warwick In Springfield ON Monday
Cashier Henry O. Coolidge aud wife. of K,ene
y. well known IN Brattleboru, are to 20 to
Wichita, KAN where Mr.. Coolidge has iarg,.
business interests TO remain year
Walter Pratt is home from Boston this week
viii Reed came home from Ansonia Conn. To
spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs Burchard has returned from Montpelier
and is at the Brooks House for the winter
MIR. and Mrs. ID. b. Stedman came to Brattle.
boro last Friday aud remained until Tuesday,
spending most Of the time with Mr. Stedman 5
parents at West Brattleboro
The Montpelier Waterman has this personal
item OF local interest: Our old friend and former
tOwnsman, Henry X Field Esq, now of San
Francisco, received an injury Ia the Yosemite. five
months ago, from which he has now 80 far re
covered as to be able to be at mis- ofiice.
tom" Dowd promises to gain as much dis.
tlnction as foot ball player as in base ball All
the season he has been the star Of the Brown
University eleven. In the game with Wesleyans
at Springfield last Friday, his work was unlIsially
brilliant The press dispatches state that finer
half-oack work than that done by Dowd of the
Browns has seldom. bt EN- ON the field III.
made several long runs and scored a touchdown
from the centre Of the field by getting through
the whole Of the opposing team
The younger daughter of Rev f. w SpraRue
has been quite III this week with bronchial trouble
Miss Emma Lundberg has been at home from
B1dgewater, Mass, where she is attending
school.
MI dlu MIS H. u. Harule went to New York
yesterday afternoon. They are soon To 20 TO
Boston, where Mr. Hardie will spend the winter In
work at his profession
}. c. Howe heard his sister sing at the Musurga
concert In New York on Tuesday evening. Chick.
ering hall was filled with an audience of high
social rank, who gave quick response to Miss
Huwes attractions us an artist and as a woman.
and were unstinted in their applause. Contrary
10 the rules Of the society, encOres were allowed.
aud she appeared four times
Fred l.. Howe went yesterday to Concord n II ,
where his sister sang in the evening
Miss Nellie Wright, now a teacher in the Moody
school at Mortified, and her brother Harry, with
Jordan, Marsh & Co, of Boston, have been visit
ing in town this week.
Fred Reach has moved to Windsor his rout.
ON the railroad having been changed.
Mrs. Magoon Of Keene has been visiting in town
this week.
e. NJ Smith is moving into Mrs. H. H. joys
house on Canal street.
Drs Miller and Knapp heard Staney's lecture
in Boston last Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Colburn spent Thanksgiving
in town.
Mr. and Mrs Clifton Sherman Of Hartford
Conn, have been with their parents during the
Thanksgiving season.
Gray Estey are among the college boys at home
for the brief Thanksgiving vacation Walter
Pratt from Boston, Will Harris from Springfield
and Charlie Clark from Holyoke also returned fol
short stays
Ethel Cutter Of Lebanon, y. H., is the guest Of
Lizzie Hopkinson
The Estey organ company has recently pre-
scented the Baptist church in Hnsdale y H., will
a furnace.
Mrs. A j. Stearns moved last week from
Centreville into Patrick Is's house on Ellio
street.