Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-07-17
PERSONAL.

PERSON AL
j. &. Sullivan went Tuesday to Mortified
to work.
Mrs. Robert 6. Hardie is in town for a
few days.
Frank Elmer is home from Providence,
X. l., on a vacation
;. W. Kimball left Monday on a business
trip to indianapolis.
Dan Webster is the new clerk at the
Peoples National bank.
Mrs. J. c. Dewitt and little daughter
are visiting in Bennington.
Mrs. Chas. Sherman and Miss Shaffer
are visiting in Keene, y. II.
Miss Gertrude Greenwood of Templeton.
Mass, is with friends i'm town.
Mrs. J. L. Brimhall returned Wednesday
to her home in Warren. Mass.
Miss Bessie Chatfield joined her mother
at Canton, Mass, this morning.
Mrs. Dennison Cowles is in Westfield.
Mass, for a several weeks visit
Miss Matte Poor of Peabody. Mass, is
on visit to Mrs. Gerry Messer.
Mrs. V. o. Jones and children are in
Claremont for months outing.
Gray Estey entertained a large party of
young people at Chesterfield yesterday.
Miss Hattie Williams is singing at the
Baptist church in Miss Gregg's absence.
Mrs. Archer, who has spent some time in
Brattleboro, returned Tuesday to Bethel
Mrs. Fairbanks and Miss Inez of Con-
cord, y. H., are visiting at ID. F. Brackets.
T. W. Maloney, Esq, of Rutland was
the guest of Cashier Marshall last Satur-
day.
Austin Russell, employed in K. II.
Whites, Boston, is home for a two weeks
rest.
Mr. D. 5. Pratt and his son Walter have
gone to the Maine coast for two weeks
stay.
Miss Alice Whitney of Rutland has been
the guest OF Mrs. Emerson Gibson the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard are visiting their
son, who is clerk in Sherman Il Jenne's
office.
Ed Wilson moves this month from Frost
street to the Esterbrook block on Main
street.
Miss Cora Gilman of Shelburne Falls.
Mass, is at c. W. Wilcox's on Chaplin
street.
Charles Cakes is to remove his family
here from Gardner Mass, the last of the
month.
ID. f. Moriarty and family of Boston
will arrive Tomorrow for stay of two
weeks.
+. l.. Parker joins his family in Clare
mont, y. H., tomorrow, for few days
vacation.
Mrs. Charles Higgins of Chicago has
been with her sister, Mrs. A. T. Mcclure.
this week
Superintendent Menzies of the New Eng
land telephone company was in town on
Wednesday,
Fred Leitsinger accompanied the Over
man band of Chicopee Falls, Mass, to De
troit Monday.
Will Perry, Fred Robinson, Fred Reed
and Charles Berg go today to Cottage City
for weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Persons and son
of Cincinnati, O., arrived yesterday at Mrs.
NJ. A. Horizons for visit.
Mrs. A. +. Atwood and Mrs. Ed. Wilson
and child went yesterday for visit to
Fairhaven, their old home.
Mrs. Gerry Messer and Mrs. A. w.
Childs entertained friends at five O'Clock
tea Wednesday afternoon.
Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. f. Goodnow
We're called to Orange, Mass, by the death
of Mrs. GoodnOws brother.
The Bradford family from New York
gave delightful musical recital at Col.
Estey's on Friday afternoon.
w. II. Bracket and c. r. Crosby with
their wives leave tomorrow for a two
weeks outing at the sea shore.
Frank Perkins, who has been the guest
OF Z. l.. Brigham for week, returned
today to his home in Claremont.
Mrs. L. W. Hawley entertains the pri-
mary department of the Baptist Sunday
school at her home this afternoon.
c. F. Coy went Monday to New York
where he will be employed in bakery,
His family will join him in the fall.
Mrs. James Eastwood and son of Turner.
Me, are spending the summer at the Cut
ting homestead in West Brattleboro.
j. c. Howe has gone to Buffalo, N. Y.
to attend the annual convention of the
photographers association of America.
Mrs. w, w. Newcomb and family and
Mrs. G. w. Westgate occupy Mrs. New
combs cottage at Chesterfield lake this
week.
ii. 7. Frost is appointed on the regi-
mental staff of Col. Norman NJ. Puffer of
the First Regiment of Patriarchs Militant
of Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Stone were called
to Leeds, Mass, by telegram Monday morn