Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-07-03
PERSONAL.

E. II. Morris and family are the guests
of Frank Field.
Miss Winnie Hall is in Keene, y. H.,
for several days.
II. X. Dawley spent Sunday at his home
in Greenwich, n. Y.
Miss Nellie Yeaw is at Winthrop. Mass.
for week or more.
Mrs. Fred Bracket of Methuen. Mass.
Is with her son Frank.
The Menzies family go today to Fabvan's
to spend the summer
Miss Minnie Sanders of Chester is the
new clerk at q. j. Pratts.
Miss Mary Judge is in Springfield Mass.
with her sister, Miss Rose.
Miss Florence Cowdrey is home from the
Westfield normal school
Willie Read of Shelburne Falls is visit
ing at Miss Lottie Wilkinss.
Mrs Rams of Carthage, ILL.,. is visiting
her mother Mrs. Frank Bassett.
Miss Josephine Manning is home from
Danvers Mass, for vacation.
Misses Blanche Blood and Mamie Clark
go Monday to the White mountains.
The engagement of Charles Brockington
Mr.. Hubert, former editor on the New
York World, is visiting at Judge Shea's.
Mrs August Rhode and her children are
in Springfield, Mass, for a weeks visit.
Frank Reed is raising his house on Reed
hill and adding tenement underneath.
Clayton Iackley is playing the cornet at
the Mortified meetings to lead the singing.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Shaw of Orange.
Mass, visit briefly at Mrs Nathan Miller's.
Mrs. James Fisk is improving. and hopes
are entertained that she will soon be out.
Rev. A. II. Webb and family leave to-
morrow for vacation trip to Halifax, y. :.
Some II or Is of the T. o. y. club pic
nicked pleasantly at Guiford Wednesday.
J. l.. Putney goes to Woodstock tomor-
row for brief stay with his family there
Mrs. +. \. Weatherhcad of Concord \. .
H., is visiting at ID. +. Brackets on Canal
street.
Leonard W. Simonds of Berlin. Water
loo county, Ont, is visiting relatives in
town.
Col. and Mrs. G. \. Miles are to 90 soon
to Cape Cod to remain during the hot
weather.
Mrs. Fisher of st. Louis is on a visit to
her mother, Mrs. Kellogg. at Gov Hol-
brooks.
J. f. Hall and family attended the an
nual family reunion at Spofford lake last
Saturday.
The Bratteboro Swedish colony held
their annual picnic at the McVeigh farm
Saturday
Miss Allie Farr spends couple of
months with her parents at Lakeside, Spot
ford lake.
Miss Sarah Barber of Fitchburg is spend
ing her vacation with her brother DR.. G..
F. Barber.
Charles Henkel and family will occupy a
cottage at Spofford lake which he has re-
Gently built.
Harry Estey accompanied Col. and Mrs.
Fuller on their trip abroad, leaving New
York Tuesday.
Miss Nina Dutton has class formed for
instruction in stenography. and lessons
will begin soon.
Miss Emma Fay goes Tuesday to Hano-
yer, \. H., for stay of month or more
with her father.
l.. II. Stellmann went Monday to Wat
ertown, y. Y, on business for the Valley
HldCllllt company.
Mrs. AFRO Miller and daughter of Shell
burne Falls are at Mrs. Jennie Whites ON
North Main street.
James Ellis of Montreal, Que. has re-
turned to that place after two-weeks' Wis
it with relatives here.
Mrs. W. +. Hubbard was called to Put
ney Monday, by the severe illness of hel
mother, Mrs Thwing.
/ Miss Nellie Bowler has finished hel
course at Corners institute, Boston. and i,
home for the summer.
j. f. Hall, Miss Cora Coates and Mis-,
| Perigo 90 next Monday to the Whit,
Mountains for few days.
Mrs. f. l.. Parker and daughter are in
/ Claremont, n. H., for a two-weeks' visit
with Mrs. Parker's parents.
Miss Lena Crosier and Miss Amy Dunk
/ lee are home from the schools which they
have taught the past term.
Mrs. w. r. Geddis returned Friday from
a several weeks visit in Troy, Amsterdam
and other New York cities.
Mrs. Addie Pomeroy, who is connected
with a publishing house in Philadelphia
visits briefly at A. f. AtwoOd's.
Miss May Parker of Orange and Mis-
I Dora Sutherland of Easthampton are tn,
guests of Miss Bessie Newman.
Henry +. Kimball of Greenfield is spend
ing his vacation with his grandfather, S
W. Kimball, on North Main street.
Mrs Brinkerhotf of New York, Mrs
Ross Whites mother, arrived this week Il
spend the summer in BrattlebOro.
Arad S. Gould of Centreville, who sus
tanned the loss of his right hand recently
is recovering and is now out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. |. Hawley and Mr.. an,
Mrs. George Durham went on Wdenesda
for mountain outing at RapOnda.
c. b. Dickinson has put in the first or
der for one of the fast One-wheel cycles fo
which II. NJ. Wood has the agency.
Miss Mary Walker, former High schOC
teacher, now of the Durham school i
Northampton, is at Mrs. Kirklands.
Z. b. Carpenter and wife accOmpan
their daughter, Mrs. Denison, to her HON
in Mendoza, ILL.,, for months visit.
Miss Gertie Miller spends the month G
July in rest and recreation, and will clos
her dressmaking rooms for that time.
The local Grand Army post and Won
ans Relief corps are invited to picnic q
Mrs. c.. Smiths in Centreville, July IL.
A little son of James Grady receive
quite severe injury to one hip by fallin
from the merry-go-round on Flat street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Witt of the Memphrema
cog House, Newport, VT, have been visi
ing Mrs. Wits sister, Mrs VIM. Nichols