Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-07-01
PERSONAL.

Arthur Howe has been i'm Boston TINS week.
j. r. Rand has moved from ll9 Elliot to- Church
street
Ralph Reed has entered the employ of Austin
Miller
julius Mason has returned from Dartmouth
college
Col H. E. Taylor returns from ST. Adams to-
morrow
L. w Hawley spent Sunday in Windsor at his
old home
Clarence Miller has returned from Phillips
academy.
o. NJ Jones has moved from % Frost street to
10 Washington.
Mrs o. E. Jasmer of Chicago is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Stote
Mrs. w. r. Geddis and Miss Mary Salisbury are
at Winthrop Mass.
Mrs Geo FEELS went to Boston Saturday, intend
ing to be absent two weeks.
Mrs. s. A. Colburn of Somerville Mass, is the
guest of Mrs. e. l.. Parker.
Miss Daisy Root has returned to Springfield,
Mass, after brief visit here.
The Menzies family will leave for the White
Mountains next week Thursday.
Herbert f. Walker has gone to Boston on
count of the illness of his father.
F. J. Bailey has been to Fitchhurg and Bos ton,
to arrange large real estate deals.
Miss Morey one of Donnell & Davis's trimmeTs,
has returned to her home in Boston.
Miss Blake of Minneapolis has returned from
Boston and is now at H. 7. WIZARDS
a. D. Mcclure, who has been at Northheld
Mass, for month past, has returned.
G. E. Warner is a victim of intermittent fever,
and is confined to the house this week.
Mrs N. L. Staples is spending some time with
her daughter Mrs. Plummer at Spofford lake.
Miss Amy Dunklee is making an extended visit
at Maiden and Winthrop Beach Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Sticlsney and daughter are
at Jacksonville for months vacation
f ID Morris has been to Keene this week and
his mother returned with him yesterday.
Rev and Mrs F L. Phaen go next week to
Chatham, Mass, to spend their vacation.
Charles Downer leaves to-day for pleasure
trip to New York, Albany and other places.
Mr. and Mrs j. Erwin Hoy have returned to
this country and are at Narragansett Pier
Mr. and Mrs Chas Henkel, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs L. X. Willis spent yesterday at Spoiford
lake.
Mrs. Albert Rockwell went to Hartford, Conn.,
today Her husband will join her the first of next
week.
Mrs. c. b. Perkins returned Wednesday from
weeks sojourn with relatives in Winchendon
Mass.
Mrs. Leroy Howe of Lyndonville is spending the
week with her mother, Mrs. Gibson, on Clark
Mr.. Ryder of the American Baptist publication
society is in town, as the guest OF Kew Mr. Mac
george.
Mrs Mary Briggs and Miss B. w. Gordon of
Locust Dale, Va, are visiting their uncle, R. f.
Gordon.
Flon Ward of Westfeld, Mass, is very i'll with
bilious fever at the home of his father-inaw, Mr..
Mather.
Geo. E. Greene and family have gone to Mantle,
Conn, where they have rented cottage for two
months.
Mrs. Charles Harris and Mrs. c. F. Bingham
and their children are enjoying an outing at Spot
ford lake.
Mrs. Eleanor Woodbury. and daughter Gertrude
from Washington, d. c, have been visiting Mrs
Harry Strong
G. L. Stockwell has been in Peru and Weston
this week buying horses for the Brattleboro Liv
cry company.
Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ Cole, who have been at
North Springfield for two or three months, return
ed yesterday.
Miss Louise Larkin went on Tuesday to Pawlet
this state, to attend the wedding of her cousin
Grace Larkin
Burr Smith has returned from Amherst college
and will work at E. L. Cooper's during the sum
mer vacation
Miss Abbie Could teacher in the schools al
Great Darlington Mass, is the guest of Miss
Della Sherman.
Miss Fife Clark is spending the week with he
aunt in Springfield, Mass, and next week goes t.
Savn Rock, Conn.
Ira G. French who has been visiting in tow
for two weeks, returned to his home in Canaan
N Y, Wednesday.
Mrs NJ c. Brooks, who has been in California
for the past two three years, is expected to ar
in Brattleboro tomorrow.
Mrs Jonathan c. Howe grew to maturity in tn
same county in Ohio in which Whitelaw Reid
youthful days were spent.
R. E. Jennings of Jersey City is the guest Of D
E. Bigeow of the same city, who has been at tn
Brooks House for some time.
]. H. Stearns and family of Brooklyn, n. Y, ar
expected tomorrow. They will spend most o
the summer at Spoftord lake
Mrs. W. W. Newcomb and family and Mrs.
E. Westgate are at Mr.. Newcomb's cottage a
Spofford lake for several weeks.
Mrs Mason Lamb and Mrs Henry Jacobs O
Guilford left on Wednesday to spend few day
with their brother at Gardner, Mass.
Miss Sarah L. Benson, a teacher in the Nut
High school at Milton, n. H., has returned I
Brattleboro for the summer vacation
Lizzie Sherman of Dummerston, who has recent
" been employed at Florence, Mass. has bee
spending few days at l.. a. Eners.
Mrs DR.. Webster, Miss Hattie Webster an
Master and Miss Webster from South Caroline
are at Spofford lake to spend some time.
Fred Richardson, who has been incapitated fC
work for two three weeks on account of i
health, is now recuperating at Wilmington.
Mrs II. c. Streeter, her son Charles, and he
daughter Zila went to Spofford lake on Wedne'
day to stay at their cottage for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wheeler went to Bosto
Saturday, the former to the physician undo
whose treatment she has been for some time.
The largest taxpayer in the city of Concord,
H., is Mrs. Nathaniel White the mother OF Mrs. !
p. Dearborn The amount of her tax is S2Ol6.
The members of the First Regiment band wei
given a complimentary supper by the manager
of the Brooks House after the concert last eve
ing
Miss Grace Hunkins went last week to Sunap,
lake, where she will remain for a little time, al
then go to her home in Derry, N H., for the sur
Mrs. Rufus Houghton and her daughter Mi
Sadie Houghton left last week for a visit of thr'
or four weeks in Thompsonville and Meride
Conn.
reception tomorrow evening, in honor OF Il
presence of their son, Francis Goodhue, jr., al
his bride.
Rev F. j. Parry gave an address at the annu
convention of the Berkshire Baptist Sundi
school association at North Adams Mass, We
nesday evening.
Mrs c. H. Mansur aud her daughter, Mrs. L
Bell of Lowell Mass, visiting in town Tit
spent last week with Mrs. George A. Briggs
Claremont, N. H.
Mrs Minna Retting Bishop Of New Have
Conn, is visiting her parents Mr.. Bishop W
spend Sunday in Brattleboro, returning TO Ne
Haven early next week.
Miss Pergo has guests her grandmotht
Mrs Holloway of Holley, n. Y, and her gre
uncle and aunt, Rev and Mrs Samuel Whaley
RiveThead, Long Island.
Col Fuller has been elected a member of I
board of control Of the state experiment stati
in place Of eX-Gov Ormsbee, who is out of d
state for an indefinite period
Mrs Frank Clark had a family gathering
Wednesday afternoon, it being her brthda
Mrs. A. N. Swain of Bellows Falls and Mrs w
Clark of CharlestOwn were present.
Rev Father Cunningham was one of the deaco
of honor at the conservation of Rev, John
Mchaud as coadjutor bishop of the diocese
Burlington at Burlington on Wednesday.
Mrs. Belle Fitchett of Omaha, Neb., is at I
home of her brother Rev. A MacgeOrge. She
in the East for the purpose Of attending I
Mortified meetings. which open next week,
L. X. Willis who came to Brattleboro, Mas
on Monday to take part in the opera Priscil
was accompanied by Mrs. Willis, and they Ina
remained in Brattleboro for few days visit.
Mrs n. /. Hawley was removed to her hol
from Mrs. Bensons on Sunday, She suffered
i'll effects from the journey, and is now stead