Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-09
PERSONAL,

muscular rheumatism.
Miss Lila Stewart of New York is a
guest at II. E. Bonds.
Post-oilice Inspector Willis looked over
the local office yesterday.
Mrs l.. A. Fales is spending two or three
weeks in Cheshire, Conn.
f. 5. Hall and family have been spending
a week at Amherst, Mass.
Miss Edna Hall and Miss Smith went to
New York on Wednesday.
{. S. Watkins of Boston is the new meat
cook at the Brooks House.
Miss Emily Tones has gone to New
York to spend the winter.
Miss Mary Austin is at her home in
Montpelier for a few weeks.
w. f. Richardson has been to Maine
this week on business trip.
Cashier O. A. Marshall leaves today for
a business trip to Toledo, Ohio.
Jerome Amidon has reGntered the en-
ploy of the Estey Organ company.
Adiutant James Lillis and wife of Rut-
land have been in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Carroll have return
ed to Springfield, Mass, for the winter.
VIM. Militia has moved his barber shop
from the Bliss House to 50 Elliot street.
Miss V. f. Thomas, Mrs. Goodenough's
miliner, returned this week from New Y ork.
A. b. Chase is to move next week to
Worcester, Mass, where he has position
Mr.. and Mrs S. w. Clark from Duluth,
Mimi, spent last week with Eugene Clark.
Mr.. G.. A. Wheelock, with Hawley d
Folsom of Boston, is in town for a brief
time.
Col. II. E. Taylor returned to st. Adams
on Tuesday after spending few days at
home.
F. VI. Waite and Frank Farr attended
the fair at Stafford Springs, Conn, this
week.
Frank Sargent and mother of Albany,
n. Y, have been visiting at VIM. Bard
wells.
Miss Bessie Van Doom has returned to
Boston to resume her studies at the art
school.
Tretley Barrabay recently returned from
Port Henry, n. Y, where he enjoyed va
cation.
Charles Gould is to finish work at the
Estey shops on Saturday and will return to
Vernon.
The Household for October contains a
sketch of the life and writings of Mary E.
wilkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wright of Gilsum,
n. H., visited their daughter, Mrs. Angler,
last week.
l.. d. Greene and his grandfather Oar
win Paul, have been spending few days
at Bethel.
Clifton Maynard, of the college of phar-
macy, Boston, is visiting his uncle, Maj.
G.. II. Bond.
Miss Lila Hazen of Chester is in town,
caring for her aunt, Mrs. Hildreth, who is
seriously i'll.
Lotion Newcomb, of The Phoenix job
office. started this morning on two weeks
vacation trip.
John w. Frost has returned to his
Western home after spending the summer
in Brattleboro.
DR.. Willis of Shelburne Falls, formerly
of this town, has been spending few day:
here this week.
Oscar Benson expects to leave for New
York on Monday to continue his steno
graphic studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coombs returned tC
Shelburne Falls, Mass, on Monday after &
short visit in town.
Mrs. A. n. Howe of New York city ha,
been guest at Wells p. Jones's on cana
street this week.
DIR. Geo. F. Barber has moved this weel
from Prospect street to the Barrows Hous,
on Walnut street.
j. E. Coleman was called to Wells Rive
on Saturday on account of the serious ill
ness of his sister.
Miss Louise Larkin has gone to Boston
to pursue her musical studies at the con
servatory of music.
Joseph G. Whitney has moved from 5!
Elliot street to Mr.. Eaton's house near tn
West river bridge.
Charles A. Clark will go to Springfield
Mass, to work in the car shops. His fam
lily will remain here.
Edith Stolte returned to Easthampton
Mass, on Tuesday to resume work in
button factory in that place.
b. j. Foley, while at work in Joyce
foundry, dropped heavy piece of iron Oh
his foot, crushing one toe badly.
Mrs. Day of Springfield, Mass, who ha
been at Henry Wilcutt's since June last
returned to her home on Monday.
Mrs. Gilman Warren has returned iron
Boston, where she went for medical treat
ment, and is improving in health.
A despatch was received on Sunday an
nouncing the safe arrival of Mr.. and Mrs
+. Il. Pratt at Havre on Saturday.
Mrs. c. II. Mansur of Lowell, Mass,
greeting her many friends in town. She
the guest of Mrs. L. p. Carpenter.
Mr.. S. Green of Aver Junction, Mass
who formerly taught dancing school here
was in town yesterday on business.
Miss Sadie Houghton, who has been i
ThOmpsonville and Meriden, Conn, sine
July. returned home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Blaisdell of Chicopee Falls, Mass
a daughter of the late L. II. Crane of Bra
tleborO, is guest at l. O. p. Smiths.
Landlord Bliss, accompanied by hi
daughter, Miss Carrie, went to BostO
yesterday on a sightseeing expedition.
Miss Alice Caverly of Boston, who ha
been for number of weeks at p. Goo
rich's, returned Saturday to her home.
Mr. Acton Smith of New York. brothC
Of Capt II. p. Smith, has been in tow
for a week with his wife and two daughter
Miss Perigo is away for her vacation, an
Miss Grace Hildreth takes her place {
stenOgrapher for the Estey Organ compan,
Charles Rideout of Holyoke, Mass, b
gins his six months work as instructor
the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium next Thursda!
Mr.. Charles Westgate has been engage
to instruct the young people of the Congr'
gational society at Hnsdale, n. H.,