Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-30

out.
Mrs. Carrie Perry has gone to North
ampton. Mass. to visit Mrs. Daniel Cut
ting.
Mrs. II. F. Jordan has gone to Philadel-
phia. her former home for a visit of two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Marshall attended
the rye-Colony wedding at Keene last
evening.
Hon. and Mrs. Dorman b. Eaton returned
to New York for the winter on Thursday
morning
Mrs. Humphrey of Proctor has been the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. f. II. Putnam,
this week.
Mrs. f. A. Porter of New Britain,
Conn. has recently visited her brother,
Asa Field.
The High school class of '02 will hold a
meeting at the home of Ralph Cudworth
this evening.
G.. NJ. Smith was called to Stoneham,
Mass, on Wednesday by the serious illness
or his mother.
Miss Helen Sherwin and BERTHE Chand-
Ter of Chester have been at II. S. Sher-
wins this week.
James Tarriant arrived Tuesday from
Ireland He will visit his sister, Mrs.
Eugene Ferriter.
D. c. Wild, Esq, of Brooklyn, y. Y,
has been in town this week at his aunt's,
Mrs. NJ. J. Ober's.
L. X. Willis, the well-known singer,
now of Pittsfield, Mass, has been visiting
his parents this week
Frank Crosby has secured his release
from the Estey Guard, and will join a
Boston military company.
Warner Spear has taken the tenement
vacated by Charles Sherman, on the corner
of Elliot and School streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Stevens of Rich
mond, this state, are visiting at Fred f.
Gleason's in West BrattleborO.
Miss Mary Gordon has concluded to make
Maiden. Mass, her home, where she with
her mother and sister will reside.
H. II. Rice, a well-known vocal teacher,
has located in BrattebOro and his an
nOuncement appears in this issue.
Miss Lucy Clarke of Waukegan, H.,
and Mrs. l. L. Clarke of Grafton have
been at Judge r. w. Clarke's this week.
Mrs. Albert Rockwell went yesterday to
Gardner, Mass. Before she returns she
will visit Boston and several other places.
Miss Alice Hession from Fitchburg,
Mass, returned Tuesday, after spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. d. A.
Martin.
Fred U. Simpson has come on from New
York and Mr.. Morse and Mr.. Simpson
will at once take charge of the Brooks
House shoe store.
Letters received from Schuyler S. John
son state that he will remain for the win
ter, if not permanently, in the Puget sound
region of Washington.
Mrs. T. F. Mcdonald of Ludlow, whose
husband formerly worked for b. A. Clark,
has been visiting in town. She was ac-
companied by her two children.
John Hayes will be married next week
Tuesday at Northampton, to Miss Kate
Terney. They will 90 to housekeeping on
South Main street in the Brown house.
George L. Weatherhead of Chicago, ac-
companied by his wife and son, has been
visiting his sister. Mrs. G. B. Park, and is
now at the home of his parents in Gull
ford.
Miss Lillian March of Shelburne Falls,
Mass, has been here this week caring for
her sister, Mrs. c. L. Brigham, who has
had severe attack of congestion of the
brain.
Mrs. c. F. Coy has shipped her house
hold goods to New York this week and
next week will 20 there to live. Mr.. Coy
has been employed in a bakery in that city
for some time.
Edward Lane, the tenor singer at the
Baptist church. has taken a position in a
church choir at Fitchburg, Mass. He will
probably be succeeded by a young man
from Mt HermOn.
Rev. II. B. Butler, who has been in the
East for four months, spending part of
the time with Mrs. E. II. Thomas and
Mrs. F. II. Harris, left for his home in
Iowa on Wednesday.
E. T. Woodruff of Michigan, editor of
the Lapeer Clarion, with his sister, Mrs.
Bryce, and Mrs. Talcott of Hartford,
Conn, have been spending few days
with T w. Barnard.
At a meeting of the trustees OF Dart
mouth college last Monday DIR. Carleton p.
Frost of Hanover, formerly of Brattleboro,
who was recently nominated for one of the
three new trustees of the institution, was
unanimously elected.
The announcement of the engagement
of Frederick L. Tyler of Charlemont,
Mass, and Miss Katherine NJ. Hoyt of
Williamsville will be of interest to Brattle-
boro people. Miss HOyt was graduate OF
the High school in the class of 80.
Karl Kron, the noted bicyclist, whose
book, 10000 miles on bicycle" attained
wide circulation, was in Brattleborc last
Friday on one of his tours. His last visit
to this place was IL years ago, when he
was making the journey described in his
book.
viii F. Collins came home from Trinity
college Tuesday night to spend few days.
He enjoys the honor of being the manag-
ing editor for the current year of the col
lege paper, 1.-The Trinity Tablet" The
current number contains a sketch by Da-
vid Willard
The American band of Claremont, OF
which C. L. Brigham of this place is the
leader, will give fair in December The
Advocate, the ClaremOnt paper, says this
band is well organized and far superior "a
most musical organizations of the kind
outside of the larger cities.