Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-11-13
BRATTLBBOR0 PERSONAL.

n. +. NaOOt Is III New Ofk LOT week
or ten days.
Mrs. Charles Sherman is visiting in
Keene, y. Ii.
Rev. f. j. Parry has been in Philadel-
phia this week.
l.. r. Plummer has entered the employ
of John Calvin.
Lucien Witt has built an addition to his
house in Esteyvile.
Joseph Fenton is spending the week with
his son at Bellows Falls.
Mrs. II. p. Wellman entertained the
quilting club last evening.
Col Hobrook's family have returned to
New York for the winter.
Engineers Harris and futile have eX-
changed their runs on the Valley road.
Mrs. H. f. Lane has been stating her
house and making inside improvements.
viii b. Goodrich is now at work in the
Bank of the Commonwealth at Boston.
Horace Haskins of Boston has visited
briefly in Brattleboro and Dover this week.
Mr.. Paddleford of Hinsdale is at Robert
Bakers barber shop during the latter's
illness.
Calvin Newcomh of Matawan, y. j.. has
been visiting this week at w. w. New
combs.
Eben Alexander of Boston. a nephew
of the late W. II. Alexander spent Sunday
in town.
Miss Belle Tcnney has gone to New
York to spend a month with Miss May
Burnham.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Chatfeld, who is now in
Springfield, Mass, spent the Sunday with
her family.
Ned Clark has gone to Springfield
Mass, to work in the grocery store Of
Niles ~ Son.
&. Deering, an cmpioye of c. II. Eddy u
Co., cut his hand badly with bottle one
day this week
\. ID. Patterson leaves for Springfield
tomorrow. lleis to travel for a hardware
firm of that city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes have returned
and begun housekeeping at their South
Main street home.
j. r. Hilhreth was in Orange. Mass,
last Saturday night when the disastrous
fire was in progress.
W. W. Newcomb of Fitchburg spent a
few days with his family here, returning to
Fitchburg Tuesday.
+. F. Brooks, Col Estey and Col. Hooker
attended the funeral OF GOV. Smith at ST
Adams ON Tuesday.
Mrs. W. &. Stone and Mrs. Emily Allen
are to 20 tomorrow to inspect the West
Halifax Relief corps
Col. Fuller, who has been i'll since re
turning from New York last week, is at
his office this morning.
Frank Bracket. accompanied 10y his
little daughter. goes to Methuen, Mass,
today to visit his parents.
Pauline Howard of West Newton, Mass.
student in the Durham school at North
ampton, spent Sunday in town.
Miss Johanna Manning has returned
from a short stay in Fitchburg, Mass,
where she went To take a position.
Mrs. II. F. Brooks returned today from
visit of two weeks spent with her brother
c. d. Barrett in Springfield, Mass.
\. Howard of Gardner, Mass, and l..
Howard of Baldwinsville, Mass, are visit
ing their sister, Mrs. c. b. Dickinson.
viii b. Cabot has returned this week,
bringing three deer as trophies of his outing
in the northern New Hampshire woods.
Mrs. Whitaker, the dressmaker from
Springfield, Mass. who has been here for
the past month, has returned TO that city.
4. G. Davenport and W. Il. Geddis have
been i'm attendance at the chrysanthemum
shows at Springfield and Boston this week
The engagement is announced of Mr.
Richards Bradley, jr., and Miss Amy Al
dis, daughter of the late Judge Asa O.
Adds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Craven returned
Monday to Philadelphia, Mrs. John Tucker
accompanying them for a visit of several
weeks.
Col Miles and wife have taken rooms
with Mrs. Laura Houghton on High street,
until their new house is ready for occu-
pancy.
c. ). Stockwell and Fred Gale started
for New York today. Mr.. Stockwell goes
company.
A. A. Goodel has moved here from
| West Townshend and taken tenement on
| Western avenue. He is to work at the
Estey shops.
Mrs. Mary p. Cundiff, with three chill
/ dren, has moved from Roanoke. Va. and
rented the lower story of the Cotton house
on Harris place.
Geo. Shattuck, who has spent the sum
mer in Bennington, has been here with
| friends this week. He is to enter a cloth
| ing house in Orange, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. HOLSTER of New
/ York are spending two or three weeks with
/ Hon. and Mrs. b. d. Harris. Mr.. Hollister
is the brother of Mrs. Harris.
O. w. Butterfeld has moved from the
| Putney road into the tenement formerly
occupied by Mrs. Durham in Leander
| Thomas house on Thomas street.
Miss f. T. Colburn of The Phoenix staff,
who is now on a two weeks vacation from
her work in Chicago, is expected i'm Brat
| tleboro tomorrow for visit of two or three
days.
Miss Myrtle Eason closed her school at
Green River last Friday. Miss Amy Dunk
lee has finished her school in Williams
Vile and has gone to New York to spend a
week
Rev. c. O. Day returned home Tuesday
night, having remained over Sunday with
Mrs. Day at Saranac. His pulpit was sup
piled last Sunday by Prof Tyler of Smith
college.
Rev. J. +. RhOades, pastor of the Uni
versalist church at Bellows Falls, who has
accepted call to Biddeford, Me, is well
known in BrattlebOro and throughout the
county.
Mrs. Glidden and her son, Mr. Charles
Glidden of Boston, who spent the summer
at the Brooks House, left ON Monday.