Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-07
PERSONAL.

here.
c. L. Gould has moved to % Elliot
street
II. NJ. Houghton has moved to So Elliot
street
Mrs. Jennie Clark is visiting Mrs. Geo.
II. Clark
o. Il. Dutton has moved from ? Reed
street to Is Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. Whcelwright of Boston
are at Mrs Kirkland's.
Louis Allen, son of C.. +. Allen, is ill.,
threatened with a fever
Mrs w. G. Stone and Mrs. y. c. Nor
ris are in Montague, Mass.
Fred Carpenter of Worcester, Mass, has
been visiting at O. f. Baieys.
Miss Burke of Mortified, this state, is
caring for Miss Kate Sullivan.
Mrs. y. Leonard and Mrs Arthur
Wheeler go Monday to Boston.
Will Tyler of Erving Mass, visited his
brother, +. a. Tyler this week.
Mrs. Hoy gave tea to a party of friends
last evening" followed by music.
Miss Eliza Hyde of Washington, d. c.,
is with her sister, Miss Josephine
W. H. Coles daughter and her child Of
North Springfield are visiting here.
VIM. Williams has begun work in the
Carpenter Organ company factory.
viii f. Collins is managing editor OF the
Trinity college Tablet for this year.
Miss Bessie Read returned Saturday
from a months visit at Lebanon, y. II.
i. o. Haskell leaves the employ Of {. y.
Spencer this week, and goes to Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Cleveland of Fitch
burg Mass. are guests at II. +. Bonds
Miss Emma Hoyt entered Wyatt's studio
! Monday to learn Photographic retouching.
Frank Marshall of Meridcn, Conn, came
| Tuesday for a short stay with friends here.
Frank Putnam is now at work in the Of
| fee OF the Vermont Loan ~ Trust com
pany.
Ed Wilbur formerly with II. W ST.
| monds. has begun work for {. W. Putfer
/ Il Co.
Mrs Housh and son, Frank f. Housh, 60
to housekeeping on Huntington avenue,
Boston.
Mrs. p. F. Connors returned from Bos-
ton Tuesday after spending week with
her sister.
Elmer Hurd, the barber, who has been
at his home in Maine since July, returned
this week.
George Clark, the blacksmith, is now
employed in the shop Of Oscar Howe at
| Wilmington.
Mrs. Andrew Morrison of East Alstead,
y. H., has been the guest of Frank Field
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Josselyn of Bridge
water Corners have been visiting in town
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Ray returned to
Gardner, Mass, yesterday after visit at
VIM. Bardwelrs.
:. NJ. Rockwell left Monday for New
port. y. H.. after visiting here and on
Dummerston Hill.
Miss Nina Dutton is now employed as
stenographer and bookkeeper in The Pho-
nix job printing office.
Miss Ethel Dalton left yesterday for
Beverley, Mass, and later will 20 to Phil
adclphia for the winter.
Fred Flagg Of the Fidelity and Casualty
insurance company of Troy, y. Y, has
been in town this week.
IL. X. Lawrence has been to Athol this
week 20 act as the judge of horses at the
Worcester Northwest fair.
Mrs. W. j. Kancr and Mrs. Brown and
daughter OF Chicago have been visiting
Mrs Col. Estey this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Pratt were at Bethel from
( !
. mother returned with them.
, W. f. Pence, of Tyler a Pence Brooks
! House prorrirtors. was here over Sunday,
{ accompanied by Mrs. Pence.
Paul Cragin, who has been visiting rela-
tiycs in town for two weeks past, returned
To Camden, y. !. yesterday.
X. /. Ha>ku, has moved from the Put
+. nam house ON Prospect street into Mr.. Co
nant house on Canal street.
n Col Albert Newman, eN-president of
IS the Commonwealt national bank of Bos-
II ton, has returned from Europe
It Mrs. :. H. Field Of Greenfield, Mass.
e who has been al Asa Fields for the past
: month, returned home this week.
= Miss Florence Sprague OF New York
p who has been the guest OF Col. Chase :
e family, returns to New y DIRK today.
Miss Clara Hastings, who has been with
friends here two weeks, returned Wednes-
day to her home in Westield Mass
II Joseph Burpee left Wednesday for Do
V boy, Ga, after spending several weeks
Il with his mother, Mrs. Sarah Burpee.
IS Mrs Bolander has closed her residence,
IT The Naples" at West Brattleboro, and
z is at the Brooks House for the winter.
Miss \. NJ. Hall returned Monday, hav-
- ! ing visited the New Ofk markets since
leaving her home in Winchendon, Mass.
" Daniel Webster and his son, Al Web
If ster. are taking a carriage drive to Bellows
Falls, Keene, and other places this week
II Dederck Stolte, F. A. Hubbard, c. F,
81 Bingham and Charles Streeter rode &c
IL Claremont, y. H., aud returned last sun,
p day.
" w. 5. Williams is moving from 81 South
= Main street into the tenement i'm his house
Nv Nv on Canal street recently vacated by a. V
~ Cox.
- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stockwell went
m To New York Monday. Miss Florenc,
Pettee returned with them, to make he
j. home here.
e. George j. Harris, the head waiter at til,
lis Brooks House, is soon to finish his engage
ment there and 90 to the Weldon House a
IN ST. Adams.
il Frank Ketchum, who returned from
a Boston short time ago, is to begin tn,
,h study of law in the Office of Waterman
in Martin n Hit.
he Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Vinton returne,
nj Tuesday from Philadelphia, having spen
he nearly two weeks in that city on the
We Washington trip.
Al George Baker of Cleveland, Ohio, con
We nected with the White sewing machin