Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-23
PERSONAL.


Mrs A. H. Harvey Of Boston is in town
for weeks stay
F. II. Holden has gone to Orange. Mas
to visit his grandmother.
James Boyce and Dan Manning are vorl.
ing at the Estey organ shops.
j. NJ. Bullock, a Montpelier photograrL
or, has come to Bratteboro to work.
Mr. Hickey and daughter of Bridpeport
Conn, are visiting Mrs. y. T. RYAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Adams have baop
in Boston and Worcester for few DAYS
Conductor James Williams of New nj.
don is greeting his many friends i'm town.
VIM Mather is to move from Frost stree,
INTO Mrs. y. Smiths house on Elm street.
viii Cabot has gone on a deer-huntipo
trip in the vicinity of the Connection
lakes.
Alvin Combs goes to Springfield. Mass
next week to work in the car shops for the
winter
Mrs. F. Jordan has gone to her former
home in Philadelphia for a stay of two
months.
DIR. Maurice Richardson Of Boston and
DR.. Geo. F. Barber bagged Is woodcock ON
Tuesday.
J. G. Wilcox has returned from Green
field, Mass, where he has been at work for
some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burnham will 90 to
New York for the winter, leaving early in
November.
Mrs Geo. Bliss went Saturday to North
Adams, Mass. called there by the sickness
of her son.
\. S. Hubbard went to St. Jobnsbury
on wednesday to spend several DAYS with
DR.. John Allen.
Chas. Lawrence, recently employed at
the asylum, has entered the Albany, y. Y.
business college.
Mrs F. II. Smith went to Merose. Mass.
Yesterday for visit with her daughter.
Mrs. \. NJ. Willis.
George II. Hall has moved from Chest
nut street into the new house which he has
built on Clark street.
DIR. Maurice Richardson, the noted Bos
ton surgeon, has visited his cousin, DR.. G..
F. Barber, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. $. Ormes and Miss
Fisher went to Boston on Saturday TO
spend week or 10 days.
l.. Il. Plummer has returned to Spofford
lake to work on the cottage owned by Mr..
Parker of Brooklyn. n. Y.
Mrs. Mary Miller has finished work as
cook at the American House. Mrs. John
Tooney takes the situation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Yauvey will occupy
Judge Shea's house during the absence of
the Shea family in Europe.
Mrs. Farley Starr has gone to Chicago
where she will probably spend the winter
with her SON Arthur Starr
Mrs. Everett Green has gone to Fitch
burg, Mass, where she is to be head sales
woman in large cloak store.
Rev. Mr.. Merriman, who recently came
from Grand Rapids. Mich. is to occupy
the Congregational parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Chapman of
CIreenheld, Mass, have been the guests OF
Mrs. Geo. II. Clark this week.
Storrow Higginson and family of Boston
have been at Miss Anna Higgingson's on
Asylum street for several days.
Miss Ella Richardson of Charlestown. y.
H., is spending several weeks with friends
in BrattlebOro and Chesterfield.
Cards are out this week for the marriage
Nov. of Mr.. Charles Alvah Smith and
Miss Harriet Gordon Dearborn.
Mrs. Warren Moore was called to New
Jersey yesterday on account of the illness
of her son-in-law, F. r. Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Leach were called to
Three Rivers, Mass, yesterday to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Leach's uncle
NJ. W. Stickney, A. F. Roberts and
Bert Allen are in Boston this week taking
in the food and health exposition.
Miss Lulu Elmer, teacher of the Estey-
vile school, being sick this week. Miss
Grace Hildreth supplied her place.
Miss Bessie Butterfield entertained
company of friends with an old-fashioned
husking party on Saturday evening.
Mrs. NJ. f. Taylor of New Haven.
Conn, has been visiting her cousins. Mrs.
Z. +. Flagg and Mrs. w. II. Haywood.
j. f. Morse, the new superintendent at
the Carpenter organ factory, has moved in
to Asa Gilkey's house on Chaplin street.
Clovis Malmede, who went from Brattle-
Doro to Meriden, Conn, year or two ago.
has recently gone from there to Chicago.
c. ID. Whitman was chosen vice presi-
dent of the state Farmers league at the
annual meeting at Montpelier on Tuesday.
\. j. Markham, assisted by his niece.
Miss Nerna Cotton, the whistler. is Civ
ing concerts in several Windsor county
towns.
Ernest Williams, who has been at work
in livery stable at Bellows Falls for some
time, moved his household effects there on
Monday.
{. F. II. Jenne has been appointed state
inspector of the Sons of Veterans bv Col.
Foster of Burlington, the new division
commander.
Mrs. 5. j. Simmons has gone to the
Dansville, y. Y, sanatorium. Her son.
Frank 1. Simmons of Chicago, has recent
ly been here.
Mrs. ). L. Putney and children have
returned from Woodstock, where they have
been with Mr.. Putneys parents for the
past six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Campbell have gone
to Washington, where Mr. Campbell is TO
have the management of the Cochran no.
tel for the winter.
Austin Miller and Lewis johnson shot
II woodcock on Wednesday and on Tues
day Rev. L. A. Slack and Ned Plummer
secured two foxes.
Rev. F. W. Sprague is in Worcester.
Mass, as delegate frow Vermont in at
tendance upon the United States conven-
ton of Universalists.
II. F. c. Toedt moves today from the
Dunlevy house on Harris place into Mr..
Randalrs house on Oak street, which he is
to occupy for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Bennett have re-
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