Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-03
PERSONAL.


in town.
Miss l.. f. Williamson has returned from
. Chicago
G.. G.. Tyler has been housed by illness
this week.
F. X. Barrows was in New York the
first of the week,
Mrs. A. w. Rockwell is visiting her
brother in Boston.
Mis-, Lillian Cole of Poughkeepsie, n. Y,
is home for a time.
Louis Pettee is confined to the house by
,ciatir rheumatism.
Fred Holden went to Orange, Mass, on
a business trip Tuesday.
j. q. UllerY has been in Concord, n. H.,
this week on business trip.
Miss Helen Robertson of Putnev will
sng in the Universalist church Sunday
COL c. w. Gould of Winchester, N. H..
formerly of West Brattleboro, is in town.
Mrs. Flagg of Springfield, Mass, visited
her son, Photographer Flagg, last week.
Miss Maude Johnson of Keene is the
guest of her sister, Miss Mabel johnson.
f. G. Frost has moved from Asylum
street to the Morse house on Elliot street.
Mrs. II. II. Hackley was called to Hall
fax Wednesday by the illness of her mother.
Miss F. A. Horton, supervisor of schools.
is in Boston attending an educational meet
ing
Mrs. George Richards has Joined her
husband, the new American House propri-
etor
Mrs. Nellie Hunter, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Pettee, went yesterday to
Boston.
Chas. McRae and Walter Pratt attended
Red Mems meeting at Greenfield Tues
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Travers of Holyoke,
Mass, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Young
Thomas T. Smith, the Meriden, Conn.,,
horseman, was at the American House
over Sunday.
Miss Jennie T. Anterior of Turner's
Falls, Mass, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Vim. f. Howe.
Fred Brasor is moving this week from
Western avenue into Frank Burnett
house on Brook street.
Miss Elizabeth Bond returned yesterday
after visit of eight weeks with relatives
in Boston and Orange, Mass.
Edward A. Chittenden of the Central
Adams was here Wednesday.
Miss Matte Weber returned Monday to
her home in South Norwalk, Conn, after
five months spent in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Crosby will return
Monday. Mr.. Crosby went from Chicago
to Minneapolis on a business trip.
party of young people enjoyed husk-
inc party at Walter Boynton's farm in
North Hinsdale Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Stevens and daugh-
ter of st. Adams are here for visit with
Mr. Stevens's sister, Mrs. DR.. Barber.
Miss Janet Howe returned this week
from two months visit at Pawling and
Brooklyn, n. Y, and New York city.
E. l.. Knowlton has passed the civil
service examination and is now on the list
of eligible candidates for letter carrier.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Childs handsomely
entertained few of their friends Saturday,
on the eighth anniversary of their marriage,
Miss Cora Roberts of the 9th grade has
been confined to the house by illness this
week. Mrs. Jakway of Centreville has
acted as substitute.
Will B. Smith, acting steward at Yer.
mont Academy, has this week visited al
Hamilton, n. Y, where he graduated from
Colgate university last June.
Frank Haskins has gone to Boston tC
spend a vacation of two weeks. His aunt
Miss Carrie Perry, who has been here for
six weeks, returned with him.
The Cream club met with Mrs. Myrf
Stone Tuesday afternoon and evening
Other meetings have been held during the
week in honor of Mrs. Taylor's visit here
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. H. Van Doom and Mis-
Bessie Van Doom are in Boston. Mis-
Van Doom will spend two weeks with rel
atives at Reading, Mass, before returning
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brainard of Mont
pelier have been at the Brooks House th
week. Mr.. Brainard went to Heath, Mass,
to adjust the insurance on buildings re
Gently burned.
General Secretary D. n. Bartlett of tn,
Y. NJ. c. A. at Nashua, N. H., was chosel
secretary of the New Hampshire state as
ISOLATION at the annual meeting held a
Dover last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Robbins have re
turned from Wisconsin and other parts o
the West, where they have been since las
June They are now with Mrs. Robbins
parents in Townshend.
Mrs. o. r. Fowler has returned iron
Chesterfield, Wnere Sne cared lOT ner noIu
er, Mrs. DR.. d. F. Randall, who was i'll wit
typhoid fever. Mrs. Randall has now s.
far recovered that she is able to ride out.
Mrs. P. c. Spencer has received new
of the death on Sunday at Amherst-of he
aunt, Mrs. A. w. Robinson. She was
Younger sister of Mrs. Fannie Babcock
whom she visited here jsut before the lat
ter's death August 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lockhart II. Barrett wi
celebrate their golden wedding anniversar
the 18th inst. Few people in Brattlebor
have made warmer friends than Mr.. an
Mrs, Barrett, and the celebration will b
an event of unusual interest.
The Keene Sentinel says: "R. E. Proc
tor has taken his stallion, Goodwin, jr
home for the winter. The horse has bee
racing during the summer and made rec
ord of 2:275 on a half mile track at 81
Johnsbury" Mr.. Proctor is a brother c
W. II. Proctor and lived at West Brattl'
boro at one time.
Col. b. b. Smalley, collector of the POI
of Burlington, embracing the state, has al
pointed these deputy collectors and inspec
ogs John f. Kelley of Derby, William [
Iefron of Highgate, Martin j. Daley
Burlington, Henry G. Sweeney of RUTLAND