Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-28
PERSONAL.

W - Rll0oh went 10 ht'tn'' ~ H., Nt'Stcl
day for visit
f. L. Parker went to Claremont, n H.. Tuesday
for few days.
DR.. Ketchum has been seriously i'll this week
with erysipelas,
Mrs. Charles Fairbanks of Concord, y. H., is at
d. f. Brackets
Mrs Whitney Of Providence has been visiting
at f. II. COates's
Mr. and Mrs. b. \. Clark will live at the Brooks
House this winter
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler are spending
week in New York.
l. NJ. Nealy, the laundryman at the asylum has
moved to Rutland.
II. A. Scott and family are soon to move to their
farm in Townshend.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Morris are with Mrs s s
Hunt for the winter.
Rodger Tubbs and wife of Kansas visited at c.
IL. Eddy this week.
Frank Leach has spent a few DAYS i'm New Lon
don, Conn, this week
Mrs. Harry Rowe is visiting her aunt at Charles
town, n. H., this week
Miss Hattie Jones of Boston has been spending
few days with her parents.
r. G. Cressey, who has been hunting at Phillips
ton Mass. secured five foxes.
Mrs. p c. Spencer with her sons Arthur and
Fred, is in Hoosick Falls, n Y.
Mrs. D. A. Abbott and Mrs George A. Eels are
visiting in Boston for few days.
Miss Dora Mitchell is attending Bryant & STRAIT
ton S business college at Boston.
George Danyeaw was called to Vergennes this
week by the illness of a relative
Fl. p. Smith and wife will go to New York to-
day and remain during the winter.
Mrs Julia Mattoon went to New York yester-
day for several weeks pleasure trip.
j. j. O'Neill was called to his home in Holyoke
TINS week, his mother being seriously i'll.
Mrs. Helen Bckfor1 of Barton is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. John Newman, for a week
c. b. Parks is to move into the house on Canal
street, formerly occupied by w. p. Jones'
Mrs. A. f. Pye and two children of Kingston
n Y, have been at S. S. Hunts this week
Mrs. II. Smith has spent the week in Green
field and Springfield Mass, with relatives
Frank Mcguire returned to Boston Tuesday
having spent some time here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wilder are in Springfield
Mass, and will remain the rest of the week.
wellington White of OWOSsO Mich. who was a
resident here years ago, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. d. J. Moran was called to Springfield Mass
last week ON account of the illness of her lister
Mr. aud Mrs. David Young attended the Chase
thompson wedding at BuCkland Mass, Tuesday
George w. Fuller has been attending the Me
chanics fair at Boston returning early this week
DR.. and Mrs. Wesselhoeft, who have been at
Richards BIadleys returned to Boston Saturday.
Mrs. G.. l.. Clary and her mother Mrs Cutting
of Guilford, are spending week at Onoville n Y
Fred Kay has left the employ of the CITY bakery
and will go to New York, where he has a situation.
Mrs. John Tucker and her daughter Beulah
went Tuesday to Philadelphia for visit of some
weeks.
Mrs. I. Avery, now of New London, Conn., is
with Mrs. B. n, Chamberlain for stay of several
weeks.
C. D. Pettee has returned to his work in New
York after two weeks rest, much improved in
health
Peter S. Chase attended the reunion Of Company
| of the Second Vermont Volunteers at Ludlow
Friday.
Charles Endlch, ir.. returns from New York
this week to remain with his parents during the
winter
R. S. Chlds leaves today to take the stump for
the Democrats in the Housatonic valley in Con
nectcut.
c. L. Smith cut off the end of the first finger of
the left hand on a circular saw at the Estey shops
yesterday.
Mrs. F. w. Barber, who has spent the summer
in Brattleboro, left Wednesday for her home in
Kentucky.
Mrs Dr. Norman Webster and son Will of Jack
sonville Fla, have been at DR.. D. p. Webster's
this week.
Miss Nellie f. Barnard of Wilmington closes
successful term of school in the Hinesburg district
in Guford today.
H.R Knight has returned from his trip to Ellen
dale n. Oak. He is contemplating engaging IN a
law practice there.
Thomas Ferriter, who has had charge of Col
Mansur AZ the races at Brockton and Saugus re-
turned Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haus and Miss Nellie Fen
ton attended the Curran Flavin wedding in Bel
lows Falls Wednesday.
Charles Bingham is to move from Green street
into the Jacobs house on Western avenue, recent
ly bought by Carl Hollender.
G. F. R. Jenne of the three Vermont
delegates to the New England division of the Sons
OF veterans III Boston yesterday.
Bertha Stcllney gave tea party TO a number
of her young friends Wednesday night Games
and social diversions were enjoyed.
Mrs. A. V. May, who suffered from rheumatism
for the past two years. has given up her plans for
entering sanitarium for treatment.
j. l.. Putney went to Woodstock Saturday to
attend the golden wedding anniversary of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T, E. Putney.
Shirley Brigham has engaged the tenement in
the Fox house on Prospect street, where he and
his wife will begin housekeeping soon.
Mrs James Pierce of Plymouth n. H.. who has
been spending several weeks with her brother,
Chas Aldrich, returned home Monday.
Mrs NJ. A. Mann, who has been with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ullery, for several months, went Satur-
day to Lowell for visit with her brother
j. Gray Estey is to give a supper to his young
men friends, including several from Brattleboro,
at the Parker House at Boston this evening
F. j Holman, who is one of the officers Of the
fish and game league, has been to Montpelier TO
consult about proposed changes in the laws
Mr. and Mrs. r. Nj. Prentiss and child of New
Haven and MIR. and Mrs. f. II. Holmes OF Pam
field, N. j., have been at the Brooks House TINS
week.
Mrs Winkler and her daughter Miss Martha
Winkler, who have been at f. l.. Smiths for the
past three months, returned to Camden, N. d.
Saturday.
Mrs Fred Brasor was called to Calais Maine
Wednesday account of the critical illness oil
her mother. Mr.. Brasor accompanied her as TAI
Boston.
Henry r. Brown left Monday for Philadelphia
with horse owned by Miss Dalton. Mrs. Brow
went to Philadelphia wednesday ana lhey VII
return tomorrow.
Miss Florence Gray of Hinsdae took steno
graphic report of the proceedings of the STATE
Sunday school convention last week, but mas since
returned to Vermont Academy.
o. W. Weaver chief clerk of the bureau o.
labor at Washington stopped at the Brooks Hous'
this week, while on his way by bicycle to his
birthplace at SaXtons River.
Next Sunday BERTHE E. Rivers and Rose f. Sag
of Middletown, Conn, are to be married at TN
brides home They will return to Braltlebor'
and will live at No Organ street
w. II Bolander of New York, f. e. Housh ant
D. f.. Ranney of Boston were at the Brooks
House over Sunday MIR. Ranney has recent!
bought farm at West BrattleborO.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Burnham and Miss ELI
Tanner left Monday for New York, where they ar
to spend the winter. Miss Belle Tenney VIII q
there soon to pursue her musical studies.
Charles Robb who has been law student il
the office of Haskins q StOddard, will receive Tn
congratulations of many friends upon ms admls
sion to the Vermont bar at Montpelier this week
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin of Middebury, parents 0
John Calvin, and the latter's son, John CALVIN
ir. who is attending school at Montreal wer
called here to attend the funeral OF Willie GalVl
yesterday.
Judge Wheeler attended the wedding of hi
Mass and Miss Grace W. Barrett, at Westteld
Mass Wednesday. Mr.. Wheeler and ms orld
were in Brattleboro yesterday
George Cutler and wife will leave next week 70
Detroit Mich where they will spend the white
with their daughter Mrs. Walter Haywood MI
and Mrs. II. f. Burnham Will take the tehehleh
in Frost block during the Cutters absence.