Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-10-21
PERSONAL.


Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Leach returned last
Monday.
Geo. r. Thompson of Granville, N. Y,
is in town.
Miss Minnie DIETRICH went to Hartford,
Conn, Tuesday
A. +. Taylor has moved into the Roess
house on Elliot street.
Hon. and Mrs. Dorman b. Eaton return
to New York this week.
Will Willard has moved from Forest
square to ~ Frost street.
Alfred Warren of Florence, Mass. spent
Sunday with his parents.
Miss T.. +. Cram is in Peterboro, n. H..
for visit with relatives.
Mrs. j. ID. Whitney is in Boston, being
detained there by illness.
Mrs. VIM. Leonard and Mrs. c. A. Smith |
have returned from Boston.
Mr.. Larabee has taken a tenement in |
Miss Emma Pilliin's house.
j. E. Hall occupies his handsome new
residence on Chaplin street.
Mrs. f. l.. Cooper has been i'm Spring |
field, Mass, for a short stop.
George Sumner, who went to Boston a !
year ago returned this week.
Mrs. Ella Noyes of Orange, Mass, is the |
guest of Mrs. F. A. johnson.
General Secretary Fuller of the Rutland |
Y. NJ. c. A. is in town briefly.
Mr. Williams and wife are guests of Mr..
Williams's cousin, c. f. Bingham.
Austin f. Kelley of Minneapolis, Mimi,
is in town, stopping with his father.
Harry Pratt, clerk at the American
House, has been on the sick list this week
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with his parents for two weeks vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen went today
to Attleboro, Mass, for a visit with Mrs.
Durell.
Miss Hattie Webster will leave for South
Carolina Friday with her uncle and two
cousins.
Mrs. Romanda Leavitt has returned from
Gouverneur, N. Y, where she spent two
months
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Taylor returned Sat
urday. They will be at home, Oak street,
Nov. 10.
Frank Moore, a former railroad man, has
returned and moved into the watercure
building
Rev. Father Cunningham attends the
dedication of the cathedral at Bennington
tomorrow.
~ NJ. mCDOlldlu llONGS llllS Mteh lIOu
Clark street to the Brown house on South
Main street.
Miss Gertie Cutter returned to Jamaica
Plains Saturday after a visit of several
weeks in town.
Mrs. Myron Taylor is back from Man
chester, and intends to remain in town
during the winter.
Fred Guild and brother Hugh returned
"Wednesday from RnctOn ha Ninu attended,
the Mechanics fair.
Maurice Lull of Windsor, who is a dele
gate to the Sabbath school convention, is a
guest at f. L. Parker's.
Mr.. jefferson, the physical instructor en-
gagged by the Y. NJ. G. A. for the winter,
will arrive next Tuesday
Mrs b. f. Bingham and her sister, Mrs.
Epson, will occupy Miss Josephine IIydes
house on Green street this winter.
Miss Louise II. Allen, who has been
visiting at +. l.. Parkers for several weeks,
returned to Walpole, n. H., Tuesday.
Gen. and Mrs. Estey, Harry and Guy left
Monday to attend the dedicatory exercises
of the worlds fair grounds at Chicago.
r.. C. Cressy is hunting foxes in Philips
ton, Mass, with r. L. Perry. Mr.. Cressy
has disposed of two of his hound hunters.
Harry Stedman, son of d. Il. Stedman,
is now travelling through California, and
recently called upon Malcolm Moody at
Pasadena.
F. b. Gleason has given up his position
as head clerk in the store of George l.
Hager of Burlington, which he has held
for year past.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Kenney of Perkins
vile stopped several days this week with
M,c A 1bart Rockwell al rOutp from q visit
in Gardner, Mass.
Lotin Newcomb, of The Phoenix job
printing office, underwent an operation
SATURDAY. for the removal of numerous
growth from his hand.
S. w. Kirkland, who was at home sew
eral days on account of illness, has so far
recovered that he was able TO return &c
Boston early this week.
Mrs. Arthur Wheeler accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Cora Leonard, came home
Wednesday from Boston, having spent
over week in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrow of Chicago, who
have been visiting in this vicinity for som'
time, started on their return trip Tuesday
driving as far as Mortified.
Rev. F. L. Phalen has been at Newton
Mass, this week attending the biennia
session of the ministers institute, compos
ed chiefly of Unitarian clergymen.
Cora Liscom and Marion Adams are tn,
delegates from the Christian Endeavor so
ciety of the Centre church. Several other
from here will also attend the convention
Rev. w. S. Smithers of Barre was chosen
president of the state division of the Ep
worth league at Montpelier last week, a
will be seen by reference to our state new
columns.
Mrs. Henry r. Brown, and her sister
Miss Mary Gibson, go to Bennington tOda
to attend the wedding of Miss Lizzie Bias
sett and Percy Comstock. Miss Basset
has many friends here.
Mrs. o. F. Bailey has returned iron
Springfield, Mass, after a visit of fey
days. Miss Addie Bailey will return fron
there soon and later will go to Washington
to spend the winter with her uncle an
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Taylor.
MARLBORO.
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