Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-08-07
PERSONAL.

Willie Long. whose serious iniurie, fr.,,..
a fall i'm the Connecticut river bridge v,,.
mentioned last week. is making an uu.,.
pected recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. II. y. Carroll Of Spring.
field. Mass. will arrive next week to .r.Il
the remainder of the summer at their Com
treville residence.
Charles Cakes, who has lived in Gard.
ner. Mass. for some time past. has return.
ed to Brattleboro. and will be employed I'm
Rates barber shop.
Mrs. Frank Houghton and child have
come on from Tennessee and are now a,
the home Of Mrs. Houghton's father. II. 4.
Scott on Canal street.
Frank Moore, formerly an engineer ON
the New London Northern railroad. bu,
who has for some years been located In the
West. is in town this week
L. F. Pettees family are at the Deerfed
stock farm in West Brattleboro. Mr.. Pet.
tee comes on from New York each Satur-
day and returns on Tuesday.
A. T. Eddy and his son Walter will
leave on Monday for trip which will include
New York city, Niagara Falls and other
places in New York state.
W. {. Coane. who has a position I'm "a
clothing store at Providence. X. l.. is hou,
for a month vacation and will 90 to Ben
nington with the Estey Guard.
Eric Landry. for three years past the in
spector at the Carpenter Organ factory. Ina,
gone to Worcester. Mass. where he Ina,
good opening in piano factory
Albert Curtis and family of Worcester
have been visiting here and in Wilmington.
While at the latter place the youngest
chilli was taken suddenly i'll and died
Cards are out for the marriage on the
evening Of the 18Th of Postal Clerk Geo.
L. Fletcher. ir. and Rose. daughter of Mr.,
Anna r. Chase of South Londonderry.
Clarence Z. Wells and wife of Middle
town. Conn. have been visiting Mr..
Weiss sister Mrs. b. +. Leitsinger. Nlr.
Well, played claronet a, the band coccrrt
Wednesday evening.
Miss Florence Gray Of Hinsdale. daueh-
ter of DIR. Gray. takes the place OF Ni,,
Lulu Bracket as stenographer in the office
of Crosby q Co.. while the latter j, away
for her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 6. Cllerv Of Boston
came Saturday to Brattleboru. where Mr..
Ullery will remain for two weeks. while
her husband is on a trip to Chicago ami
other western cities.
/ Mrs. A. F. Slawson and little daughter
Irene from De Soto. Mo-. after a four
weeks visit in Warlsboro and with her
brother +. b. Bissell of Brattleboro. start
ed for home Wednesday.
G.. L. Brigham. Gerry MesSer. VIII Don
oghue and G. J. Bronson Of the First Reg
iment band played with the Springfield
band at the Windsor county veterans r--
union at Springfield last Saturday.
William Thomas student in the Mas,a-
chusetts Institute OF Technology. and
Blanche Staples OF the Wellesley college.
both OF Stockton, Cal. are expected to ar
rive tomorrow for visit at L. II. Thorn
as ;.
Mrs. Frank Brasor and children arrived
yesterday from Guelph. Ont. To spend the
summer hereabouts Mr. Brasor is in a
Boston hospital suffering from nervous
prostratiOn. Charles Brasor OF Boston j.
also in town.
Mary Howe and Lucien Howe gave their
concert last evening at Peru for the beur-
tit Of the church in that place. They took
a carriage drive to Peru. accompanied 10y
Mr.. and Mrs. J. {. Howe and friend
from Chicago.
Among the people OF note at Spotford
lake this week are Edward Belamv OF
D. l-OphllA- Ddt dIN ldillt<~ anu JONI
HereshOff. the builder OF marine engines
Commodore Mutt and wife the well-known
liliputians. were at the lake on sunday
Geo. A. Briggs. Mr.. Crowley. Fred and
Charles Perkins. Robert Ager and George
! Kelley of Claremont were here on Wednes-
/ day to see Brattlrboro down L. V. NJ
They acknowledged that they thought
. Claremont would not be lin it, against
BratteborO.
Walter L. Boyden. late teller in the East
hampton bank. has this week been elected
cashier of the Plymouth. Mass. national
bank. Mr.. Boyden, who has been in Brat
tleboro for some al the home of his mother
Mrs. g. II. Ryder, has already left to enter
upon the duties of his new position.
/ Col. and Mrs. Fuller, Harry Estey and
Maud Essex arrived in Brattleboro Satur-
day evening at 1910 on their return home
from Europe. They had very quick pas
sage home, leaving Southampton late sat
urday afternoon. July -. and casting an
chor of Fire Island during Friday night
. On Wednesday the steamer ran near the
shore of Cape Race in a fog. but was
warned by the signal gun and the light
house. On Thursday cyclone was passed
through, hut without damage. Aside from
these experiences the trip was enjoya@,le.
and all the party return in good health.