Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-09-23
PERSONAL.

week
VIM. B. johnson has gone to New York
to live
Miss Gertrude Fisk is home from Fish
er's Island.
Mrs. VIM. F. Howe is at her old home
in Gill, Mass.
James Hooker will return to Yale col
lege next week.
c. G. Adams has finished work at the
American House.
Miss Mary Niles returned Monday to
Bridgeport, Conn.
NJ A. Patterson of Springfield, Mass,
is at d. J. Moran's.
Charles Horton attended the Meriden,
Conn, fair yesterday
A. NJ. Bosworth made business trip to
Burlington, Wednesday.
Mrs. Drury Weatherhead of Concord,
N. H., is visiting in town.
Miss Grace Hunkins is back for the
season at Miss A. NJ. Halls
Commander Brown is spending some
time at Poland Springs, Me.
Mrs. Maj. Bond and her daughter Nellie
have returned from Boston.
Mrs G. A. Boyden gave a card party to
so ladies yesterday afternoon.
D. G. Horton of Fitchburg, Mass, has
been in town briefly this week.
George and Arthur Graves have returned
to their homes in Connecticut.
viii B. Goodrich is at home from Bos-
ton for two weeks vacation.
DIR. and Mrs. Rockwell and Miss Alice
Rockwell are in town this week.
Miss McGrane of New York is visiting
her sister. Miss Sarah McGrane.
Mrs. David Downer, who has been seri-
ously i'll, is now much improved.
A. V. Cox is to move from Canal street
to the Trip house on Green street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Thomas of North
Bennington are at +. II. Thomas's.
Mrs. C. o. Robbins has been spending
the week in New York and Westfield
Fred Cressey brought in seven gray
squirrels yesterday before he breakfasted.
Miss Louise H. Allen of Charlestown,
N H., is the guest of Mrs. E. l.. Parker.
Frank Ellis has moved from Flat street
to tenement over Young's grocery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bixby have moved
into their new house on Highland avenue.
Mrs. Bartlett Estey of Northampton,
Mass, has visited at F. j. Leach's this
week.
Isaac L. Dickinson has been visiting his
mother and sister at Benson in Addison
county.
Miss Allie Leonard has gone to Green
field, Mass, to enter the Prospect Hill
seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. White of Water
bury, Conn, are stopping at Mrs. Mary
Lindsey's.
Mrs. Julius Whitney and father, Theo.
dore Whitney, have spent the week in
Fitchburg.
Mrs Ida Haynes, nee Billings, returned
to Charlestown, Mass, Monday, after Wis
it in town.
Mrs George E. Greene returned Mon
day after a visit of a few days at Spring
field, Mass.
Miss Margaret Austin leaves tomorrow
to spend the winter with her brother in
New York,
Maurice Devine of the Providence, r. l..
post-office, is spending his vacation witt
his parents.
Mrs. A. M. Dodge returned from Wor
cester Tuesday, having been with relative:
two months.
Mrs. DR.. WesselhGft and Mrs. Russell
Tyson are visiting their father, Col. Rich
ards Bradley.
Miss Clarabel Ashton, who has spen
the summer in town, returned to Philadel
phia Monday
DIR. and Mrs. c. II. Sholes are at tn
Brooks House and will remain until afte
the Valley fair
Mrs. n. F. Cabot has gone to New Yorl
to be treated by an oculist. Miss Cabo
accompanies her.
Mrs Boyle of Manchester, who has beef
visiting her son, II. w. Boyle, returne'
home Wednesday.
Miss Alice Veet has been to Rockville
Conn, this week to attend the wedding o
an intimate friend.
Geo A. Graves returned Tuesday from
Greenfield and will work for the Brattle
bOro Jelly company.
C. L. Brigham will play cornet for tn
Valley fair dance with Leitsinger's Orches
ira at Harmony hall.
Mrs. j. l.. Hall and Mrs. DR.. William
Tones are at the Brooks House, and wi
remain during October.
Miss Florence White has entered tn
employ of Mrs. w. II. Phillips and will
learn the miliiner's trade.
Wells p. Jones moved yesterday iron
Canal street to the house on Oak stree
which he bought recently.
Miss A. NJ. Hall is at her home in Wiz
chendon, Mass, caring for her mother
who has been seriously ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Plummer closed tn
Woodside resort at SpOfford lake Saturda
and returned to Brattleboro.
Lieut.. Tyler is now on duty at Washing
ton and Mrs. Tyler will go there next wee
to remain during the winter
Carrie E. Cobb is pursuing a course c
study at the normal training school fc
teachers at Springfield, Mass.
Mrs Cook and Miss GeOrgianna Coo
have removed from Elliot street to MI
Phillipss house on Cedar street.
Rev. E. A. Slack and family
Brookline, Mass, are at their Wester
avenue home for a months stay.
Mrs. II. II. Thompson gave an afternoo
tea to the members of the Dickens clu
Friday at the opening meeting for this Sc
son.
Miss Guild is away fol- two weeks VI
cation and Miss Lizzie Bond takes N
place as money order clerk at the post-o
flee.