Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-06-19
PERSONAL.
II. j. Davenport is in town.


Walter Robbins is seriously ILL.,
The paper mill has been shut down this
week.
DR.. Frank Thorn of Chicago is in town
ON q visit,
win Root, clerk in Green's drug store,
is quite III.
:. 4. Smith n Co.'S factory closed Mon
day for repairs.
G.. $. Dowlcy and E. f. Brooks are on a
Western business trip.
Wallace Putnam, formerly of this place.
/, in town for Il short time.
Mrs w. r. Geddis is visiting at different
places in New York state.
Mary Howe sings at the Middleburv col
lcar commencement July |.
Mr.. l.. Stcb6ins of New York is visiting
his sister, Mrs. l. O. Z. Smith.
f. Goodnow and wife 90 to Orange.
Mass, today to spend few days.
Hon. and Mrs. Dorman b. Eaton are at
their West river farm for the summer
Leroy Benson has recently moved to
the DR.. Lowell homestead in Chester.
l.. c. Stebbins, formerly of Brattleboro.
is in town from New York for week
Mr.. Brigham and Ernest Davis play in
Hinsdale tonight and tomorrow night.
Mrs. DR.. Dewey of Lebanon, n. H., is
visiting at Mrs. behring's on Clark street.
Mr.. f. j. Holman and wife have been
spending the week in Boston and vicinity
Leon Harvey left Tuesday for Boston
and will remain with his parents until
August.
Mrs. John Brooks and daughter Minnie.
formerly of this place, are,visiting at E. d.
Whitneys.
Mr.. Castle, clarionet player of the
Fitchburg band, visited c. L. Brigham
this week
Martin Austin lost a valuable gold watch
while taking bicycle trip to Spofford lake
last Sunday.
Mrs. A. 5. Field, Miss Esther Thomas
and Miss May Edwards went Monday to
Minneapolis.
A. w. Crouch of Centerville is going
Saturday to Williamsburg Mass, to visit
relatives there.
Mr. Blake and two daughters, of Mime
apolis, Mimi, are stopping at Andrew Hor-
tons, Canal street.
f. g. Lane and two professors from Mt
Hermon started Monday on an evangelical
trip Tor the summer.
w. G. Carpenter, of the Carpenter Or
gan company, left Monday on an extended
business trip in the West.
Miss Minnie Tyler arrived Monday from
Washington, ID. c., and is the guest of her
uncle, Rev. DIR. T. p. Tyler
Frank Goo lhue, ir., of Philadelphia.
paid flying visit home this week to attend
the TysOn-Bradley wedding.
Chas. Barrett, who is doing successful
job printing business in Springfield, Mass,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Miss Lizzie Bond goes to Orange, Mass,
next week to attend the graduating exer-
cises of the High school there.
Mrs. Joseph Goodrich of San Francisco,
Cal, is expected tomorrow on short visit
to her brother-in-law, p. Goodrich.
Cards are out for the wedding of Mr..
Arad Hunt and Miss Minnie Herrick, to
take place next Wednesday, the 24th
Col Holbrook and family arrived last
Saturday, and they are now in the Leon
ard house on Chase street for the summer.
Mrs f. A. Weeden, mother of Mrs.
Croft of Esteyville, went Wednesday morn
ing to Leominster, Mass, to visit her son.
Mrs. C. A. Trip reached home from
Glens Falls, \. Y, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs Gibbs and husband, on Mon
day.
Mrs. Margaret j. Burnett and children
of Southboro, Mass, are in town and will
spend some time with her sister, Miss Edna
Hall
Charles L. Mead and family arrived from
New York yesterday afternoon and will Oc-
cupy the Congregational parsonage for the
summer.
Dr. Henry C. Mabie will speak next
Wednesday at SaXtons River, upon his
trip around the world, which he has just
completed.
Col. and Mrs. Haskins, Capt. +. W.
Childs and A. W. Childs were present at
the funeral of G. F. Hadley at Chester on
Wednesday.
John Allen, formerly of the Y. NJ. c. A.
of Waltham, who spoke here last Sunday,
is to speak at the Burlington Y. NJ. C. A.
next Sunday.
w. f. Hubbard, the assistant editor of
The Phoenix, was seized last Saturday
night with a severe attack of tonslitis, but
is now improving.
Miss Mary Houghton has returned from
Meriden, Conn, where she has been for
several weeks under the care of skillful
physician in that city.
Mr.. Willard Kidder, prominent flour
miller of Terre Haute, Ind, whose pro-
duet is largely handled by Crosby & Co.,
spent Tuesday in town.
Lester French goes tonight to the camp
in the Westmore woods to spend month,
accompanied by three classmates from the
Institute of Technology.
Springfield, Mass, Thursday evening, to
attend a party, given by his mother, in
honor of his 21st birthday.
c. r. Simonds is off his coupe route on
account of illness resulting, apparently,
from kick from a strange horse in his
stable on Wednesday morning.
Rev. w. II. Collins, Col. and Mrs. X.
Haskins, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hackley and
a. w. Childs attended the Episcopal do
cesar convention at Rutland this week.
A. II. Wright of Worcester made fly
ing call on his old BrattlebOro friends last
Friday night and Saturday, leaving here tc
spend Sunday with his daughter at North
field.
Mr. Decrow of the Gamewell electric
iire-alam system, Boston, will arrive to
morrow, accompanied by his wife and
child, to spend a short vacation in Brattle
boro.
Capt Charles Currier of Medford, Mass.
has haap fba mast Of Mr. and Mrs Har