Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-09-30
PERSONAL.

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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. f. Greene returned
from Calais this state, Monday.
Miss Helen French of Nashua y. H.,
is the guest Of Miss Lulu Greasy.
Fred Cutter and sister of Jamaica Plains,
Mass, are here for a weeks visit.
Will Reed Of Ansonia. Conn, has been
with his parents for several days
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. c. Toedt and daugh-
ter are spending a week in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rogers Of Concord
! y. H., are visiting at +. NJ Smiths.
| Fred and Allyn Crosby were at home
! from Dartmouth college over Sunday.
Wallace Putnam, the tuner, now Of Chi
cago, is visiting his father Lewis Putnam.
Miss Myrtle Cox, who has been at Cot
| tage City for two months. returned last
week.
W. c. Combs has moved from b Green
street to Thomas Pentland's house, School
street.
Rev. F. J. Parry was reelected president
of the Baptist state convention at Fairfax
this week.
Mrs. William Stcen, a former resident Of
Bratteboro. is the guest Of Mrs. Jno.
Smith, Elm street.
Bert Aldrich Of Boston has been at the
Brooks House for week, coming here to
attend the Valley fair
The engagement Of William Bradley
Goodrich to Miss Frances Wallace of Phil
adelphia is announced.
Mr. Wentworth Of Newton. Mass. was
in town briefly last week. having spent his
vacation i'm Towushend.
Misses Katie and Mabel Mcdonald re-
turned Tuesday. after a visit OF several
weeks in Portland. Maine.
II. q. Alirich. who holds leading place
in the Boston grocery trade has been
among the fair visitors this week
[. W Frink of Chicago has greeted his
Brattleboro friends this week. This was
his first visit here In several years.
L. O. Haskell the printer, will 60 to
Boston next week to enter the employ of
the Dennison manufacturing company.
l. l.. Stickney of Worcester. Mass. Of
the former firm Of Stickney Brothers. is
greeting his Bratileboro friends this week
Mr.. and Mrs. L. $ Maynard and children
Of Springfield. Mass. are spending several
DAYS with Mrs Maynard's mother, Mrs
Horton.
George \. Graves formerly of the Asy-
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entered the employ of the Estey Organ
company
!. II. Stcarns and family and Mrs. Ven
tres and son return TO Brooklyn. Y. Y.
today after having spent the summer al
Spoffori lake.
The marriage Of DIR. Harry Anderson Of
Chicago, nephew Of Mrs. Col. Estey, TO
Miss Alexander OF SaXtons River. will take
place mex, Tuesday.
w. b. Wall Of West Randolph. late
Democratic candidate for the lieutenant
coyernorship. has visited in Braitleboro
and Bellows Falls this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. &. smith Of Plymouth.
Mass. have been in town this week, and
have received a warm greeting from many
old friends after their long absence.
Mr.. L. 6. Coolidge Of Felchvile spent
las, week here at the home of her son.
while her husband was attending the Grand
Army cncampment al Washington.
Frank Putnam, who has been clerk in
/ II. b. Chambvrain'> store for five years.
gives up hi, position there this week. H.
has no. decided as To his future location.
Mr.. T. +. Holloway and child. who
have been with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs..
c. l. Howe, for the past two months.
returned TO their home in indianapolis this
week.
The Rutland Herald states that Miss
Raleigh of Brattleboro WAS the bridemajd
at the marriage of Francis Dunleavy and
Miss Kate Mull-an in -. Peters church
al that place Tuesday.
+. \. Stroud and wife Of North Adams
Mass. and :. /. Smith and wife OF Pow
nal are guests of Masa Willis. This is Mr..
Stroud, third year at the Valley fair and
he is enthusiastic over this years exhibit.
Clark W Bryan, the wel-known Spring
field publisher. was in town Tuesday night.
He was making one of his periodical car
rage drives about the country and left
Wednesday for Mortified and Turner's
Falls.
Charles 2. Spencer left Yesterday for
Lowell. Mass. where he was to be married
to Miss RosamOnd Mann. sister of Mrs.
J. G. Ullery. They are to begin house
Williston street.
Fritz Schultz, who has been at his old
home and other places in Germany since
last June, arrived Wednesday. He came
TO New York on the steamer Hauuel and
was detained at quarantine only "A hours.
A sister of Mrs. Chas. Ebbighausen re-
turned with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Strong have
issued cards for the marriage of their
daughter, Ellen Clarke, to DR.. William Bull
lock Clark, in the Emmanuel church at
Boston. Wednesday, Oct. u, at II o'clock.
Breakfast will be served at the Vendome
Immediately after the ceremony.
Among the many visitors in town this
week were Mr.. and Mrs. John Ray of Bos-
ton, Col. Taylor, Theodore Kirkland, Ar
thar Holt of Barre, Ed Fuller of Nashua,
y. H., Charles Chaplin of Boston, Mr. and
Mrs Den Colbum of Springfield, Mass,
W. L. Barrus of keene, Fred Lewis OF
Newport, y. H., Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler OF
Keene, Mrs. Cora Ray of New York, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Cobb of Boston, J. H. Be.
mis- Of Boston. Will Devine and George
Landerfn of Springfield, Erving Elmer OF
Chicopee, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey and Leon
of Boston, 4. l. Richardson, Jamesburg
y. j.. Mr.. and Mrs Geo. NJ. Chamberlain
. of Amherst, Mass, Geo Baker of Cleve-
. land, Ohio, and George Stratton of Bos
ton
CHURCH AND SOCIETY.
Experimental Religion" viii be- the topic q
Rev T. J.. Pha lens sermon az the Unitarian