Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-14
PERSONAL.

Mrs Geo. Colt who has been spending
two weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Il. j. b.
Cudworth, and other friends in this vicini-
ty, has returned to her home in North
Ilatley, p. Q.
Miss Allie Miller gave party to her
friends Tuesday evening, it being her 18th
birthday. \ bountiful supper was served,
and that the young people enjoyed the oc-
cason almost goes without saying.
Lawrence f. Bowers and Frank H.
Griggs, Williams college students who live
in Pittsburg, Pa, have been at the Brooks
House this week, spending their time in
hunting trips to adjoining towns.
j. G.. Ullery has opened an Office at the
Pavilion House at Montpelier, where he is
compiling the work on representative men
of Vermont. Miss Josie Truax, formerly
Of Brattleboro, is his office assistant.
DIR. ID. p. Webster will receive the con-
CALCULATIONS of many friends in Brattle-
boro and throughout the county upon his
appointment by Gov. Fuller as surgeon
general of Vermont, with the rank of
brigader general
The marriage of DIR. Halbert Lee Wat
erman, son of Hon. f. l.. Waterman, and
Miss Mary Ellen Smith will take place at
West Brattleboro next Tuesday Their
home will be at Fitzwilliam, n. H., where
DIR. Waterman is engaged i'm the practice
of his profession.
A double wedding will be celebrated at
.Guilford Centre Tuesday, The contract
ing couples will be John A. Lindsey of
The Phoenix job Office and Miss Lucy j.
| Clisbee, until recently bookkeeper at f. X.
Barrowss store; and Herbert f. Thayer
and Miss Gertrude 5. Richmond, both of
| Guilford Centre.
DIR. Frederick S. Stratton, now of Green
field, Mass, but for many years we'll
known dentist in Keene, n. H., and in
early life engaged in the practice of his
profession with his uncle in Bratteboro,
has been in town this week, renewing ac-
quantance with his old friends, from
whom he has received a cordial welcome.
Mrs. II. j. Joy has had as guests her
cousins, Mrs f. j. NJ. Hale, wife of the
well-known millionaire of Spokane Falls
Wash. and the latter's sister, Miss Mary
Blair, who is going to Spokane Falls for a
years stay. The two ladies are to attend
the opening of the, world fair grounds at
Chicago Mrs. Joy has been away with
them this week. ns q
During the vete iNtt Satur-
day Com-ade @. 0hes1
terrified was susl,1l y I'd Doks
House parlor, y ~ Atiou
from StOughton - 2eI9 Ials were
waiting. Capt w e th1 behalf
of the company, presented Mr. ellison
with a valuable ring, and the latter made a
fitting response.
Among the guests now at the Brooks
House are Mrs. j. p. Atwater of Pough-
keepsie, n. Y; Mrs. Martha Farrar, Chi
cago; F. o. Barron, Fort Worth, Texas {;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Wheelwright, child
and maid, and Mrs. II. C. Tower, Cohas-
sett, Mass. Mrs. John Prentice and Miss
Ives. Brooklyn, n. y; Mrs p. Brady,
Trout River, n. Y.
Several Brattleboro people attended the
fair at Stafford Springs, Conn, this week,
among them Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Waite,
Miss b. a. Houghton, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Bemis, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Taylor Mr..
and Mrs. II. Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Farr, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nichols, f. b. Richardson and
Herbert Richmond.
The Northampton Gazette of this week
has this item in reference to former well,
known residents "Col. and Mrs. y. C.
Sawyer are going to North Adams thi.
week for permanent residence. He is tn,
government inspector of pensions and pen
sioner for a district which includes the
western part of this state and few coun
ties in New York. and he finds that tn,
centre of his business is North Adams
The colonel has lived here three years
and has been a welcomed citizen, and ",
are sorry to lose him."