Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-08-28
PERSONAL,


oils, MINI.
Rev. Father Cunningham went Monday
to Rutland.
Charles Spencer is in Boston and Lowell
for few days.
Harry Ingram of Springfield, Mass, is at
S. p. Sherwin's.
Miss Alice Caverly of Boston is visiting
at p. Goodrich's.
w. G.. Rockwell of Boston is making his
annual visit in town.
Miss Margaret Long has been visiting at
Springfield, this state.
Mrs. p. G. Wellington of Rutland has
been in town this week.
Miss Fannie Smonds of Hartford, Conn.
is with relatives in town.
c. b. Dickinson and wife are home from
their Massachusetts trip.
Miss Lillian Gibson of Philadelphia is
visiting at James Dalton's.
Michael Shea and wife of New York are
visiting his relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Smith of Springfield.
Mass, are at John Lindsey's.
Harry Stedman of Rockville, Conn, is
making a weeks visit in town.
Mrs. Streeter of New York is visiting
her sister, Miss Emma Dutton.
Carl Ward of Waltham, Mass, is renew
ing his BrattlebOrO acquaintance.
Mrs. Miller and her son Clarence have
returned from the White Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. William Haigh and Miss
Haigh have returned from Montreal.
Mrs. J. w. Walker of Rutland is at her
fathers, p. Eamess, on Harris place
d, |, c.
from two weeks stay at Cottage City.
Guy Howe, who has been in Iowa for
the past seven weeks, returned yesterday.
Mrs. Clifton Sherman of Hartford. Conn,
is visiting her parents, DIR. and Mrs. Holton
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Drown of Spring
field, Mass, are spending the week in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Barrows have gone
on pleasure trip to Quebec and Lake Ed
ward.
Mrs. A. II. Rice and two children have
been visiting with relatives at Charlemont.
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Goodale and son Ar
thur are spending the week at Worcester,
Mass.
Miss Anna Cooper returned yesterday to
Chicago after weeks stay with Miss Car
RE Bliss.
Mrs. y. A. Cheney and family have re-
turned from visit of two weeks in Massa-
chusetts.
Mrs. Elijah Stebbins, jr., and daughter
of Fitchburg, Mass, are at DIR. Geo. +.
BARRIERS.
Arthur S. Eddy of Boston has been
spending a few days at his uncles \. \.
Stearnss.
Mr. Cutting the former proprietor Of
the city steam laundry, has been in town
this week.
DIR. Kendrick and wife of Worcester
have been visiting at Charles Sherman's
this week.
Rev. A. H. Webb has recently been at
Northfeld this state, where he was former
ly pastor.
Mrs. Nora Tuthill has returned to her
home in Springfield, Mass, after MONTH
stay in town.
Mrs. Wells P. Jones and daughters and
friends from Boston are at Lake Pleasant
for few days.
Harrison Whitney and family of Leon
inster, Mass, have'been spending the week
at d. L. Griggs's.
The little son of Lieut. Thos. Austin
died suddenly Wednesday evening from
cholera infantum.
Mrs. b. F. Bingham goes to Bridport
and other places in the northern part of
the state for visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Miller have returned
from their visit in Springfield, Mass, and
Cole Harbor, Conn.
Joseph Hopkinson and wife went on
Monday to Lake Pleasant, where they are
to spend three weeks.
Representative O. A. Marshall and Sena-
tor 5. A. Smith are at Montpelier to attend
to their official duties.
Miss Hattie Dickerman caRe from Boston
last Friday to spend a few days with her
sister, Mrs. p. f. ConnOrs.
Julius Mason has gone to Granville y.
Y, to remain until the beginning of the
college year at Dartmouth.
Miss Ada Houghton of the Phoenix COM
posing room is taking a two weeks
vacation at North Hatley, p. Q.
Mrs. F. j. Parry and son Frank have re-
turned home, accompanied by Mrs. Parry :
sister, Mrs. Richard, and daughter.
Miss Nellie Stewart and Miss Nellie
Mack have returned from Portland, Me-.
where they have been this summer.
W. Whitman of Taftsville has recently
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ment with his brother, c. ID. Whitman.
L. II. Barber is in quite serious condi-
ton, an attack of tonsilits having been
followed by partial stroke of paralysis.
Mr. George Rugg, formerly sub-masteI
of the Brattleboro High school, was in
town for a few hours Thursday afternoon.
Miss Esther Thomas returned from Wis,
consin on Wednesday, accompanied by heI
cousin, Mrs. j. T. Brownlee of Mondovi
that state.
Otis Edgarton has moved from J. c.
Howe's on Canal street, where he has lived
for the past Is years, to Harvey HoughtOn'
house on the same street.
Lester G.. French leaves for Norwich
Conn, this afternoon, and begins next
week an engagement with the Cranston
printing press works in that city.
Mrs. Harvey Houghton was called tC
Keene, n. H., on Monday by the illness OF
her sister, Mrs. Nathan Gould. Mrs
Gould is now somewhat improved.
Charles Brasor returned yesterday tc
Boston after a months vacation in town
His brother Frank, his friends will be
pleased to learn is improving rapidly.
Mrs. Sidney Jones and daughter OF
jamestown, y. Y, are guests of 5. III. Sher
man. Mr.. Jones's father was one of the
early settlers of jamestown, going from