Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-08-05
PERSONAL.

Mrs. John NJ. Drown, who has been
with her son at Springfield, Mass, for sew
eral months, returned home on Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Dickerman, who has been
spending a month with her sister, Mrs. =.
F. Connors, returned to Boston on Mon
day.
Col. Miles goes today to join his wife at
Nantucket. After few days spent at the
island they will go to Chatham for several
weeks
Mrs. Boynton and daughter have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Miner
at |. n. Thorn's since the fire at o. l..
Miners.
Mrs. Leverett Poor of Peabody, Mass,
who came to town yesterday, returns home
today with her daughter, Miss Matte
Poor.
Walter Sturgis was at home from Wor-
cester Mass, last week and this week is
on a fishing trip in the vicinity of Perkins
vile.
VIM. Cleveland of Deland Fla, who is
spending the summer at Haverhill, Mass,
spent Tuesday with his brother, l. F.
Cleveland.
Mrs. Kate Collins of Fitchburg, Mass,
is visiting her brother, Edmund Carey.
She is accompanied by her young grand
daughter
Herbert Elmer, Charles Richardson,
Clarence Stickney and Ora Butterfield go
to Marlboro North pond tomorrow to spend
several days.
w. C.. Carpenter of the Carpenter Organ
company, who returned from Europe last
Saturday, has now gone to Maine to visit
his family.
The engagement is announced of Geo.
Ritter of Yonkers, n Y, and Miss Emily
X. Tones, daughter of Mrs. A. b. Hall of
Brattleboro
H. d. Carroll and family are expected
from Springfield, Mass, this week to spend
the remainder of the summer at their Cen
treville home.
Mr. d. H. Clements has returned to
Brooklyn, y. Y, this week, but Mrs.
Clements remains for the present with her
mother, Mrs. Starr.
DIR. +. |. Hall closed his Brattleboro Of
flee last Saturday, having been called home
to Fitzwlliam, y. H., 10y the sudden i'll
ness of his father.
Charles Cushman had bad cash cut in
his head last Saturday being struck by
| falling beam while removing the old hook
and ladder house.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Haskins of Boston,
who have been at Saratoga for some time,
arrived yesterday and will spend week at
| Hiland Haskins's.
Charles Henkel and d. F. Bracket went
to New York on Wednesday to attend the
| furniture exhibition in the interest of the
Estey Organ company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrows of Denver. who
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or convention, have been at f. II. Van
Doorn's this week.
Maud Brown. Grace Hildreth. Eloise
Brown, Lulu Clay, George Clay and Ernest
Bems are spending a week in the Amidon
cottage at Spofford lake.
Arad Gould, the young man who had
one hand cut OFF in a shop at Leyden,
Mass, a year ago, is assisting his uncle in
his work at Cavendish.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Bingham and son
are at Newport, y. H., for their vacation.
Mr.. Bingham made the trip there by bicy-
Gle, leaving last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ovington Ross of Chicago
are with Mrs. Ross grandmother, Mrs.
Brown, and her parents, Col. and Mrs.
Dunton, on Grove street.
News is received of the critical illness of
Mrs +. 4. Roberts of New York. who has
many friends here. She is at the home of
her father in Proctorsvllle.
W. W. Newcomb of Fitchburg, who has
spent two weeks with his family at Ches-
terrified lake, returned with them Saturday,
leaving Monday for Fitchburg
George Aiken, who was Frustrated by a
sunsiroke last Friday, has recovered suffi-
cientlv to be at work at his fathers nickel
plating establishment this week.
Charles Endlich, jr., who went to New
| York some Is months ago, is at home for
his first vacation. He is employed in the
celebrated Bloomingdale store.
Henry Schuermann, for Is years in the EN-
ploy of the Leonard d Roess company. is
now at work at Worcester, Mass, and his
family will move there Sept. l.
Mrs. Frank W. Barber with her two lit
tie daughters from Elizabethtown, KY, art
in town for the summer, and are the guest.
of her sister, Mrs. C. +. Reed.
f. H. Putnam and family and j. P
Elmer and family have returned from
Spofford lake and their cottage is now oc
cupied by Principal Horne and family.
Miss Ellis of Minneapolis, who has beer
the guest of Mrs. Dr. Pratt, has gone t
Boston for few days, but will return her,
before leaving for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Reeder, who hav,
been in town for several weeks, left yester
day, Mr.. Reeder going on a business tril
TO New Hampshire and Mrs. Reeder L
Providence.
Mrs. Robinson and daughter, Miss Liz
zie Robinson, and Miss Lacava Newton o
Peoria, ILL.,, are at Mrs. Mason Lamb
Mrs. Robinson and Miss Newton are Mrs
,. Lambs sisters.
A. Z. Thurber and family left Wednes
day for Boston, to consult a specialist il
: the case of the younger daughter. Tn
family will then go to York Beach, Me.
for time.
p II. G. Sears and wife of Davenport, la.
are guests of Mrs. Sears's grandmother
Mrs. VIM. Geddis. Miss MarN McGrego
2 of Wappinger, Falls n. Y, is visiting a
: the same place.
This item is from the Tunbridge CORE
- spOndence in the Montpelier Argus: ERE
5 H. Franks of Brattleboro is AZ the hote
and is drinking the waters of the minera
1 springs upon the Gould farm
Fred T. Reid of Hartford, Conn. ioine
Mrs. Reid here this week and on Thursda
e left for Mrs. Reid's home in West Bangor
4 n. Y, where, with Hartford friends, the
will enjoy few weeks camping.
v Frank O'Donnell, the major of the drur
0 corps which went to Middlebury with tn
Western engine company, was a centre c
f attraction all along the line, and was ofte
( applauded for his skilful manipulation c
fha hatnn