Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-08-14
PERSONAL,
w. b. Cabot has returned from Europ,


this week.
John Donnely, of last years ball team.
is in town.
Mrs. Emery Farr is spending some time
at Keene, y. II.
Mrs. Hobart of New Jersey is a guest AT
J.. w. Hawley's.
Miss Addic Shattuck is at Provincetovn
r. l., for an outing.
Miss Frances Guild has returned from
York Beach Maine.
The Misses Fay are in Worcester. Mass.
for few weeks stay.
Mrs. w. w. Newcomb went this morn.
ing to Fitchburg Mass.
Miss Maggie Carey is in New York for
a stay of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Carpenter have re-
turned from Mendoza, III.
Miss Rose Stearns of Springfield. Mass.
is visiting Mrs F. II. Smith.
Michael Toomey of Brooklyn. y. Y.
has joined his family in town
Edward Lord and f. Bovey leave for
Manchester, n H., tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Holman are at the
seashore for a two weeks outing
Dr. Conand went on Tuesday to Chat
ham, Mass, to spend a few days
f. J. Carpenter has been ENJOYING the
sea breeZes on Cape Cod for a week
Cyrus Ramsdell has gone to Bennington
to remain until after the celebration.
Myron G.. Taylor leaves tomorrow night
for Manchester to spend his vacation
Miss Elizabeth Green is with her sister.
Mrs. Frank Brasor, at Egbert Brasors.
J. c. Howe and wife are at the Clare
mont Junction camp grounds for a week
Mrs. Albert Fuller and children leave for
their home in Branard. Mimi. next Mon
day.
Mrs. c. r. Cutting of West Newton.
Mass, visited at II. F. C.. Toedts last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Mar Hackley leave next
week for two weeks vacation at Juniper
Point.
Asa Field returned from Minneapolis
last evening. Mrs. Field will remain there
for about month.
Fred T. Reid. the Hartford machnist.
has been here this week to do some work
for ). A. Smith ii Co.
\. L. Wheeler of Atlanta Ga. and Mis-,
Alice Wheeler of Winchendon. Mass. are
visiting \. 6. Wheeler.
Theodore Whitney left on Monday for
Ocean Spray, Winthrop Mass. where he
will spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Dickinson are on
visit to Winchendon, Baldwinsville and
other places in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Powers arrived
from Paris last week and are now with
Miss Edna Hall at the Hemlocks.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Kimball of Chelsea
Mass. are spending few DAYS with Mr.
Kimbalrs brother. 5. W. Kimbal.
Emil Erickson returned from Sweden
last Saturday. His family will probably
remain in Sweden until next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Taylor and Mrs.
Henry Rawson have gone to Manchester
by-the-Sea for a three weeks outing.
George A. Hines and j. II. Streeter
leave today for a carriage drive to Benning
/ ton. They will be absent about a week.
/ Mrs. j. W. Black and daughter Cassie
of Boston have been spending week with
1 Mrs. Blacks brother, Lieut. l.. F. Shields
! Edward and James Carney of East Cam
bridge. Mass, who have been at Spofford
/ Lake. visited James Austin of Canal street
/ this week.
/ has been visiting his brother. H. o. Bow
/ ers, the popular pitcher of the Brattleboro
/ ball team.
/ Annie and Meta StOlte went Monday to
Easthampton, Mass, to spend some time
with their sister, who has a position in a
! button factory there.
Wells p. Jones and family and Miss Belle
/ Emerson, who have been at Laurel Beach
/ cottage, Roberts pond, near Jacksonville,
/ for some time, have returned.
John Tones, the Commercial Union
! telegraph operator. will take his vacation
next week and his place will be filled by a
man from Hoosick Falls, n. Y.
Miss Ward of Lowell, Mass, formerly
/ principal of Mt. Holyoke seminary for a
/ term of - years, spent a few days this
/ week with her cousin, \. j. Currier
\. b. Gibbs. Ed. Matthews, and ). W.
/ Westgate. with their families, are camping
at Marlboro North pond, where the men,
with other help, are employed in erecting
buildings.
James p. Harper now an assistant pas
tor of one of the St. Louis churches. has
joined his wife, who has been for some
time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. @.
Hodgkins.
II. McGllllNfay leaves on saturday TO al
tend the annual convention of American
florists to be held at Toronto next week.
Mr.. Allen will also attend the session. going
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Sargent, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. /. Hildreth and daughter, Miss
Mary Donnell and Mrs. Augusta Davis have
been enjoying the sea breezes at Cottage
City this week
George ID. Reed and viii Cain, as detail
from the Estey Guard, and Lieut.. T. Han
non and Geo E. Allen from Fuller Bat
terry left on Tuesday for Bennington to
prepare the camp.
Linn ID. Taylor and Charles A. smith
spent Sunday at Sunapee lake, Miss Minnie
Dearborn returning with them. Mrs,
Dearborn and Miss Hattie Dearborn are
now at Bristol, y. II.
DIR. Draper went to Middlebury yeSter-
day morning, called there by the state as
an expert witness in the murder trial now
in progress before Judge Thompson i'm the
Addison county court.
Almon Holland, for many wears princi-
pal of the Albany y. Y, High school,
accompanied by his son, is expected in
town this week for a visit at L. A. Elmer
and John F. Butterfield's.
Benjamin Cook, who has a position in
New Orleans as the Southern representa-
tive of large Fitchburg, Mass, manu-
featuring concern, is at the home of his
parpntS on Soutb Main straat Gov n ,,isit ~