Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-07-24
PERSONAL.

Engineer John Flood is at Hartford
Conn, caring for his brother. who is dan,
gerously i'll.
Mary l.. Clarke Of Chambersburp. Pa
who has been visiting at Burton Rur,
hams, has gone to West Leyden. Mass
Miss Helen Thompson sailed Satur,l,,.
from New York by the French steamer y
BurgOyne, for the continent and ,,iu
spend some time in Paris
Mrs. f. NJ. Smith and her mother Mr..
Putnam. have gone to Sunapee lake. to Ia.
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Swain for q f.,,
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake of Ida, Iowa. ba,.
been spending some time with Mr..
Bake's sisters. Mrs. Geo. Mann and Mrs
Geo G. Smith.
The friends of Mr.. Ambrose Knapp are
sorry to know that he had a return of hi.
old illness on Tuesday night and is nov.
suffering severely from it.
\. p. and F. w. Childs, George Lamb Of
New Haven, Conn, and Fred Williams of
Springfield are on fishing trip to Rapop-
da.
Leon 3. Coates of Providence. II. l.. /.
home on his vacation, accompanied by
Clarence A. Coates and Mr.. Gerrctt. also NJ
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Boyden of East
hampton, Mass, have been spending the
week with Mr. Boyden's mother. Mrs. G.
II. Ryder.
Electricians Clary and Whitney have
been building telephone line to the Ra-
ponda hotel at Wilmington this week. The
connections are long distance.
Mrs. b. VI. Moore, Mrs. A. VI. DODGE
and Miss Bertha Dodge have moved here
from Troy. y. y, and taken a tenement
in Harry kinson's house on Clark street.
J. \. Williams and wife of Danvqr,
Mass, Who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. F. y. Phelps, returned home
Monday
Mrs. G. /. Howe was taken i'll with
pneumonia last Friday, and her condition
was very critical until Wednesday. since
when she has been slowly improving.
The annual meeting of the Vermont
state Medical society is to be held at Bur
lingtOn in October. DR.. Holton is to de-
liver paper.
Col. Twitchell and son from Kingston.
Canada. are visiting at II. \. SCOTS. and
will remain over Sunday, attending the
veterans reunion at Bellows Falls to-mor-
row.
Col. and Mrs. Fuller and Harry Estey
are expected to sail for home tomorrow.
1t is not known whether Maud Essex will
accompany them or remain until a month
later.
Frank StOddard, who has position in
clothing store at Providence. r. l.. is at
home for few days. He is the pitcher
on strong amateur ball team in Provi-
dence.
DIR. s. Z. Maynard, who graduated from
the |. V. NJ. medical department. class of
81. has entered the Mary Fletcher hospital
at Burlington in the capacity of house
surgeon.
Miss Sarah Tyler is at work for Dunton
n Farr at Lake Spofford and Henry
Weatherhead will occupy the tenement
which she vacated in the Horton house on
Canal street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Il. Pratt are to sail for
home soon. probably tomorrow, and will
reach here about August LIST, to spend their
summer vacation. intending to return TO
Paris few weeks later.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Abbott. Mrs. Geo
Eels and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Leander
Thomas, Harry Thomas and Johnnie Ry-
der have gone TO Peake's Island, Portland
Harbor, Me-, for two weeks outing.
Daniel Moriarty, manager of the freight
department in the Boston and Lowell de-
pot at Boston, with his family. came to
BrattlebOro last Saturday. Mr.. Moriartv
has returned, but his wife and children
will spend some time here.
W. Starr Cutting. son of Henri, NJ. Cut
ting of West Brattleboro, has gone to
Chautauqua, \. Y, where he is to deliver
course of lectures. Mr.. Cutting has
completed his post graduate course at Johns
Hopkins university, receiving the degree of
PHI. d.
Henry Richardson and son Charles and
Miss Josie Richardson of Reading. Mass.
Elbert Spaulding of Boston and Miss Car
RE Walcott of Somerville, are expected at
Mrs. b. NJ. Clay's tomorrow. and will
spend the week with the Clay family at
Spofford lake next week
W. r. Geddis, wife and mother. Miss
Kate Geddis. l.. d. Greene and family,
Miss Mary Salisbury, and J. c. Chandler
ana wife left Wednesday morning for
Block Island. Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Coombs and Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Davis are
also taking an outing at the same place
DIR. Cyrus Edison, of the New York
health department, whose wife is the eldest
daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Charlier, has in
contemplation a book on personal Hv-
giene,' for publication in the autumn.
Amid the pressure of all his official du-
ties, says the item making this announce
ment, "Dr. Edison turns to literature with
the enthusiasm of child, and he has not
less than half-dozen accepted articles in
the hands of magazine editors
DIR. Knapp and Ambrose Knapp, who
went on the Christian Endeavor excursion
to Minneapolis, extended their trip to
Sioux Falls, S. Oak, where they met the
different members of the Brattleboro colo
ny resident there, and received a cordial
welcome from them. All are prosperous
and are enthusiastic over the country and
Its prospects. Mr.. Highly, although well
established there, has the true Yankee
restlessness, and is likely to push on to the
Pacific coast in Washington, where he be-
Heves a still better opening may be found.
NEW PRINCIPAL ENGAGED.
The prudential committee of the village
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