Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-10-02
BRATTLEB0R0 PERSONAL.

Bert Tenney of Boston is visiting his parents
Fred Leitsinger is in Bellows Falls on business.
job Long has been granted an increase Of pen
sion.
Miss Addie Bailey is home from Springfield,
Mass. for a few days
Mrs George c. Wilson Of Worcester. Mass, is a
guest at G W WilcoXs
Mrs. Alice Willis, nee Newman. of Middletown,
Conn. has been in town this week.
Miss Julia Draper and Frank Draper Of New
York are visiting at Mrs W. p Cuue's.
Mrs. Willis Bemis has gone to Boston, where
she will spend the winter with her son.
q F. Copeland Of Gloversviile. " Y, former
resident is In town for his annual visit.
y II White has Just completed a nice cottage
at lake Spofford, near the Moodside cottages.
Mn. D. b. Stedman and her son Fred c., Of
Rockville, Conn, are in town for II visit Of few
days
Edwin + Howe Of South Deerield. Mass has
visited in town tins week on his way back from
Dover
Charles J. Brown, the printer, who works in
Boston and lives IN Maiden, is at home for short
vacation
Col J. }. Estey was chosen president Of the
VERMONT State Baptist association at Montpelier
last week.
Mrs \ j. Hines has been called to Dedham,
Mass, by the serious illness uf ner step-daughter
Mrs. Murreh
Rev f. A. Slack Of Brookne, Mass who has
recently returned from Europe, is now at his
Western avenue home.
Kelley Of Greenfield, Mass, has been visiting 5.
w. kmbal this week.
Mr., aud Mrs. G. NJ. Taylor return to Washing
ton today. after spending the summer months in
Brattleboro and Grafton.
Cards are out for the marriage next Wednesday,
at the home Of the brides parents, of Mr. Elun
Ward and Miss Ida Mather.
Mrs r. Dewitt and Mrs j. c. Hin of Elyra
Ohio, spent last week with Mrs Z. II. Thomas,
going on Saturday 70 Boston
II. r. Lawrence goes to Tton. y r., next
week as one Of the Judges AT the New Hampshire
State Horse Breeders association.
Edward X. Han, son Of Capt. c. r. Hall. late
, of Brattlrboro, has been elrcted manager of the
athletic team Of Dartmouth college.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. White and granddaughter
from Waterbury, Ct. are stopping at j. A. Lind
sey On their return from RroOkline Springs.
f W. Marshall has moved from H. r. Law
rence's house on South Main street To the tene
ment over the bakery in the Sherman building.
Ignatius Sullivan. catcher for the Brattleboru
ball team in 1889, was married at Holyoke
Mass, on Tuesday TO Miss Sarah Clancy of that
city.
D. b. Stedman, formerly of The Phoenix, now
of Rockville. Conn, has been granted a pension
of 81 a month. beginning from the date of app-
cation, July 1890.
Daniel Morarty of Boston came to Brattleboro
Monday with his mother-in-aw, Mrs Me
Carthy, who remains here for a visit. Mr. Mo-
riarty returned on Tuesday.
The many friends in this county Of John A.
Bond, the well known canvasser for The Phoenix,
week to Miss Grace Stevens Of Walden.
George NJ. Fay Of Hanover, y. H., has greeted
many old Brattleboro friends in town this week.
He came here to attend his daughters wedding
and this was his first visit for four years
Mr. and Mrs l. S Maynard and children have
been spending the week with Mrs. Maynard s
mother, Mrs. Andrew J. Horton. Mr. Maynard
is now employed by the Phelps publishing com
pany.
Maurice Devine of the post-office force at Provi.
dence, r. l., is home for vacation. It will be
remembered that he obtained his position ON &C
count OF his high rank in the civil service exami
nations.
Mrs. A. NJ Marsh Of Shelburne Falls Mass, NJ
Luther Brigham of Coleraine. Frank Leonard of
Hartland and Mrs. Signora Allen Of Lexington.
Miss, have been entertained at c. L. Brigham's
this week.
The wedding Of Mr.. Ferris r. Vaughan and Miss
Carrie Ninton will take place next Thursday af-
ternoon, and will be followed by a reception at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs, j. f. Vim
ton, on Oak street.
r. F. Rollins, formerly leader of Leitsinger's
orchestra. who has been playing at Eaton Pa
during the summer with Charles Higgins orcheS-
ira, has gone to California, accompanied by his
wife, with the intention of locating there.
IL r Law renee was the Judge of the horses at
the Greenfield fair last week, and Mr. and Mrs
o L. Miner Of the bread and fruit exhibits A
prize Of a cooking range was offered for the best
loaf Of bread and the result was POS entries.
Mrs VIM Nichols and Miss Carrie Nichols re-
turned from Newport Monday, where they have
spent ten weeks They were accompanied by
Geo. Nichols and little daughter, Tannisse who
will return to their home in Fargo, North Dakota,
today.
The marriage Of Mr. p. NJ. Baker and Miss
Margaret Austin viii take place next Wednes-
day morning at the st Michael's Roman Catholic
church. and will be followed from to 10 by a re-
ception to relatives at the home Of the brides
parents on Canal street
Miss Jessie Gregg and Miss Jennie Slate from
the Centre church. and Miss Susan Clark and
Mrs j. II. Babbitt from the West Brattleboro
Congregational church, have been at Montpelier
this week in attendance upon the meetings of the
wemen's board OF missions.
Tom Dowd of the Washingtons win accompany
the Boston association team on a trip to Caiifor-
mia and through the south at the close of the reg
uar season. He will play at second base in place
of Stricken. Dowd is under contract for next
year with the Boston team.
Bethel correspondence in the West Randolph
Herald THE venerable ex-Gov. Frederick Hol.
brook visited his old schoOlmate. Mrs. @. G.
Pierce, last Wednesday and Thursday They had
not seen each other for over fifty years and Il is
surmised that it would have been rich treat to
hear them recount the incidents of the four years
that they attended school together at Bratte-
boro"
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