Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-08-04
PERSONAL.


II. F. c. T6dt spent Sunday with his
wife and daughter at Winthrop beach.
Herbert Crosier is in town, at work in
the interest of a Worlds Fair publication.
Mrs. viii Brockway and children are in
Keene, n. H., for a stay of several weeks.
Leander Thomas and family have re-
turned after an outing at Peake's Island,
Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Dewitt and children
are at Spofford lake for three weeks
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest H. Carpenter have
recently visited in West Charleston, this
state
Henry Richardson of Athol Mass, has
been the guest of his nephew, DR.. G. F.
Barber.
Oliver Bastion and family have returned
from Pittsfeld, Mass, where they spent
their vacation.
Mrs. w. II. Roleau and son, who have
been at Burlington several weeks, returned
Monday night.
The Household for August contains a
page sketch Of Lucy Larcom by Mrs. Es-
ther T. Housh.
Major Houghton and Harry Randall are
listening to the story of the sad sea waves
at Cottage City.
J. Freidburg and family, who have been
living on Chestnut street, have moved to
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. J. G.. Ulery, who has been in Bos-
ton several weeks for medical treatment,
returns tomorrow.
Prof. Ellie Charier has returned to New
IN, ba To-
waiian islands, Japan, Java and Ceylon.
Mrs. L. p. Barnes and her sons, Louis
and Leon, left Monday for West Randolph,
where they will remain for several weeks.
F. L. Knowlton and family have return
ed from Rochester, this state, where they
have been with relatives for several weeks.
Edward Wilson spent last week at Fair
Haven and Mrs Wilson and son, who had
been there for five weeks, returned with
him Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Edwards, Miss
May Edwards and Leslie Edwards are at
Peakes Island, Portland harbor, for a two
weeks outing
T. E. Smith, secretary and manager of
the Republican Publishing company of
Merriden, Conn, called at The Phoenix
office Saturday.
Dr. c. S. Clark and family went this
week to Crescent Beach, near New Lon
don, Conn, where they have rented a cot
tage for a month.
c. A. Harris and family have returned
from Block Island after a brief outing, and
Mrs. Harris and children will go to Spot
ford lake tomorrow.
Miss Lenna Thomas has returned from
4, -.
suing her musical studies for three weeks
under the direction of Harley Newcomb.
Mrs. Fannie Babcock is seriously i'll at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. p. c.
Spencer. Mrs. Babcocks daughter Mrs.
S. II. Leland of Worcester, is here with
her
Harold Stebbins of New York is with
his aunt, Mrs. |. o. p. Smith. Grace
Temple of Cleveland Ohio, is expected at
MI. Smiths next week for an extended
visit.
VIM. II. Wright, c. p. Spencer's new
partner, went yesterday to Newport, y. H.,
to arrange to bring his family here, having
rented tenement in A. G. Barnes's house
on Prospect street.
Mrs. o. d. Esterbrook and her mother
Mrs. L. A. (Marsh) Wetherell, were
among the 80 members of the Marsh fam
ily who held a reunion at Lake Pleasant
last week Wednesday.
Dennis Farmer has returned from De
troit, Mich, and joined his wife, who has
been here for some time. The Farrand
Il Votey organ factory, in which Mr..
Farmer was employed, has suspended
work.
Mrs. Miranda Hines of North Adams,
Mass, has been at l.. II. Barretts this
week, called here by the death of Mrs. A.
j. Hines. William Morrill, of Dedham,
Mass, was also here to attend Mrs. Illness
funeral
Miss Minnie Blanchard, stenographer at
Bradford. is here with her sister, Mrs.
Robert Baker Miss Blanchard who is
having vacation of three months, has re-
Gently returned from the Worlds Fair and
will soon 90 TO Kennebunkport, Me.
Z. John Devine, who gave up his posi-
ton as night.o operator and collector in the
telephone exchange this week, has been
promised a position as manager and in
spector of one of the New England Offices
Milton Knapp, who was employed in
The Phoenix office eight years ago, called
briefly on his old associates Tuesday. He
Rock Pants company, and in the past two
or three years has visited all the principal
places in the United States, and made
trips to Central and South America.
Lawyer Chas. H. Robb has decided to
follow the advice of Horace Greeley and
Ego west" He closed his office at Flor
ence, Mass, Saturday, and will spend a
vacation of few weeks at home before
leaving for his new field. He has not de-
cided definitely where he will locate. Mr..
Robo has had good business at Florence.
but thinks there is better chance for adj
vaneement in the West. He will carry
with him the best wishes for success of
many BTattleborO friends.
P.P.Pulen of Worcester, Mass. is spend-
ing week with his brother. S. J. Pullen.
and other relatives. From 1856 to 1860
Mr. Pullen drove team in Brattleboro.
and at that time had a wide acquaintance
here and in Marlboro, Halifax and Gull
ford. This is Mr.. Pullen's first visit here
for Fl years. The first one of his old ac-
qnaintances whom he recognized was VIM.
5. Newton, who was his schOolmaster AZ
years ago and whom he had not seen for
81 years.
A Hinsdale, n. H., correspondent sends
the following to the Springfield Republi-
can: announcement is made of the en-
Of