Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-09-02
PERSONAL.

j. II. Streeter returned Wednesday from
Rowaylton, Conn, where he has spent the
summer His family will return to-mor-
row.
Mrs Cora Moore and son, who have been
with her mother, Mrs. Isaac Cleveland for
several weeks, returned to Lafayette, Ind,
Tuesday.
Fred c. Gale has gone to New Orleans
to witness the three great pugilistic con
tests, including the mill between Sullivan
and Corbett.
Mrs. John Newman accompanied by
Mrs. Stephen Miller Of Glenns Falls, \.
Y. went Wednesday to visit their sister in
Alstead, y. II.
Wesley Covill has gone to his home in
Weathersfield, as he is obliged to take an
enforced vacation of two weeks on account
of an injury to his wrist.
Miss Grace Worden goes this week to
Halifax, and after spending two weeks
there she will leave for Scotia, Neb., where
she is to live with an uncle
Miss Fannie Villas of Springfield, Mass,
has been the guest of Miss Mary Ayres
Miss Ayres returns to Springfield to re-
sumo her teaching on Monday.
Fred Franks has returned from Tun-
bridge, where he spent several weeks He
was greatly benefited by the waters from
the mineral spring at that place.
Miss Parker of Wellesley Hills and Miss
! Plimpton of West Newton, Mass, who
have been guests of Mrs. c. w. Durham,
returned to their homes Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Green from Jack
sonville, Fla, who are North on visit with
relatives, have spent a few days this week
with their cousin, Mrs. Elijah Wales.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Norman Z. Knight of
! Ansonia, Ct. formerly of Bratteboro and
Mary Rixford, at East Highgate, this state.
Miss Jennie Hubley formerly of the
Household force, now employed in the up
holsterng department of Hovey's store,
Boston, is among her many friends in
town
+. L. Phelps and family, who came to
BrattleborU from Jamaica a short time ago,
taking a tenement in the Clay house on
Washington street. have moved to Chester
Depot.
Miss Flagg is the stenographer at the
Estey Organ company's Office during the
absence of Miss Pergo; and Miss DuttOn
at the Carpenter companys office in place
of Miss Hanley.
According to the Springfield Republican
Prof. Wiliston Walker Of the Hartford
theological seminary has declined his call
to the chair of church history in the Ober-
lin theological seminary
Charles Chase of Northampton has been
in town for a few days. His father, Maj
Chase, sold his business at Springfield six
months ago and both are now connected
with new firm at Northampton.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Doolittle have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Jennie Eta, and Mr.. Francis
Wymau Crosby, now of Boston. The
event occurs on the evening of the 14tl
inst.
Richard Golden, who attended tn,
muster with Col. Estey. remained in Brat.
tlebOro until Monday, when he returned tC
Springfield. Mass. His brother, ,Iohr
Golden. formerly with Geo. A. Briggs d
Co.. has been granted the diploma of q
r registered pharmacist
The Menzies family returned from tn,
, White mountains yesterday, and are now
D., IN their quarters at the Brooks House fo
the fall and winter. They report the wealth
er in the mountains as cold and forbidding
= the mercury making only 30 on the pazzi
at Fabyan's yesterday morning.
\ party of about - little people wer
pleasantly entertained by Miss May Paul
inc JENNIE, on Wednesday, the occasion
being the third birthday of her brother
| Sherman Austin JENNIE. Games wer
PLAYED. supper was served and all wen
home very happy
H. F. G. T6dt, who had engaged pas
I sage for himself wife and child to Ham
burv Germany intended to sail on Thurs
o day of next week for a two months visi
e with his father, has cancelled his tickets
and will not make the trip at present, OF
= account of the alarming outbreak Of choler
A at Hamburg. Mr.. T0dt received yesterda
morning a cablegram from his father, win
is a banker at Altoona near Hamburg
p which read. "Choera. DO not come. Sc
letter"