Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-14
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Geo. P. Cook is critically i'll.


Mrs. A. Hollender went Saturday to
Corain, Mass.
Harry Estey has been at Boston this
week preparing (0
Miss Archer of New York is the guest of
Mrs. E. A. Starkey.
w. A. button has made a business trip
to Boston this week
Col. Holbrook and family returned to
New York yesterday
Darwin Paul and l.. ID. Greene have
been at Bethel several days.
Arthur Willis of the Boston Globe staff
is visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Manley and daughters re-
turn to New York tomorrow.
A. 5. Wiley of Guilford has begun work
at the Carpenter organ factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Stevens returned
yesterday from st. Johnsbury.
Fred Gale and c. S. Stockwell are in
New York taking in the sights.
Mrs. Lucy Garland is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Mary Strong of Esteyville.
Madam Balestier has been seriously i'll
this week, but is now improving.
Miss Hattie yelling of North Benning-
ton is guest at f. II. Thomass.
Rev. and Mrs. George Leon Walker
have returned to Hartford, Conn
d. II. Newton, the Holyoke manufac-
turer, has been in town this week.
The marriage of John Joyce and Miss
Mary Moore will occur next Tuesday
Miss Molie Chatfield has accepted
position in an Office in Gardner, Mass.
DR.. Holton is attending the meeting of
the state medical society at Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Sears and daughter
of Greenfield were in town over Sunday
Chas Veet has been incapacitated for
work for two weeks on account of illness
Miss Rachel Fisk of Fishers Island, n
Y, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. G.. At
kins.
Miss Mary f. wilkins, the well-known
novelist, is spending few days in Brattle-
boro.
NJ. G.. Taylor has returned after va
cation of two weeks at Manchester, this
state.
Mrs. u. A. Budd has returned to New
York after spending several weeks in
town.
Miss Snare of Weston, Mass, succeeds
Geo. Harris as head waiter at the Brooks
House.
Miss Clara Barney of Lebanon, n. H.
came Tuesday, and is a guest at Baxter
Reeds.
DR.. Ketchum and family are to reside
with Mrs. Cobb on Asylum street during
the winter.
G.. |. Larrabee, formerly an attendant at
the asylum, has recently moved here from
Waterbury.
Mrs. jefferson Leach of BelchertOwn,
Mass, will spend the winter with her son,
F. j. Leach.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Rogers returned to
Concord, n. H., after a visit of two OF
three weeks.
b. H. Tyler of Holyolle, Mass, has been
with his brother, c. c. Tyler for a short
period this week.
w. II. Minor is in Boston this week on
business connected with a new venture in
which he is interested.
Miss Bliss of Bliss farm returned las
week to New York to resume her position
in DR.. Gardeners school.
Col. and Mrs. Estey and sons will go tC
Chicago next week to attend the world
fair dedicatory exercises.
Mrs. Kate Burchard has returned from
Hamilton, n. Y, and will spend the win
ter at the Brooks House,
Miss Jennie Goodenough left Saturda,
for visit of two or three weeks at East
hampton and other places.
j. II. Stearns of Brooklyn, N. Y, anC
l.. h. Plummer are at Spotford lake for
stay of two or three weeks.
Mrs. Mary Buckland of Springfield
Mass, is with her sister, Miss Kat
Sullivan, who is critically i'll.
Chas. F. Spring has been granted al
original pension of So month with bacl
paw amounting to about $780,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Durham ant
daughter of West Paris, Maine, are visit
ing c. w. and G. L. Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Howe have returne,
to Brattleboro and Mr.. Howe will ente
the employ of Orion IL Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Jones and daughte
Amy returned Saturday last from tw
months trip through Colorado.
The marriage of w. F. Root and Mis-
Nellie G. Bond will take place Wednesda
at the home of Miss Bonds parents.
Gov. Fuller and his staff will leave mex
Tuesday to attend the dedicatory exercise
at the worlds fair grounds at Chicago
Frank Bracket has moved to the col
ner of School and Elliot streets; RalpI
Chamberlain from 81 Canal to "a Canal.
Chas. Pettee of New York, who recent
w underwent a severe operation in hos
pital, is now at the home of his mother.
Miss C. NJ. Dalton, who has spent tn
summer at Pepperell, Mass, returns thi
week to Philadelphia to spend the winter
Miss Katherine Flavin of Bellows Falls
who formerly worked in BrattebOro, is
be married the Goth to Mr.. E. Curran {
of HOlyoke.
Several people of the Universalist socit
tn enjoyed an outing yesterday afternoo
and evening at a sOciable at Mr.. Bullock
in Guilford
Z. H. Putnam and DR.. Pettee took tri
on the mountain Wednesday and capture
IA squirrels. Harris says some of thel
were ''reds.'
Mrs Abbott, who has resided in VIII
chester for some years, has come here an
will make her home with her brother
w. Z. Mitchell.
Henry Field is now confined to h
house as the result of injuries caused b
falling a distance of 20 feet from an app
tree Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL. Childs, Mr.. an
Mrs. A. w. Childs and Miss Alice ClaI
are attending the Columbian celebration
New York this week.
Z. A. Northey of Boston, representa-
the New England bureau of inspection,
concern which includes "a insurance cor
panies, is in town this week.