Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-06-02
PERSONAL.


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i''.,. .,a is in the Grange store temporarily
81 s.ti, Wise went Tuesday tn Philadelphia
r.r, Waite has been visiting Mrs George
Martin austin. jr.' has been in New York this
', cr. wilkins of Boston has been in town briefly
'D, Ef,bey of New York has been in town
"' Me. Nellie Terry spent Memorial day in Spring.
n' ,,. ,., Morley of Gardner Mass is visiting
her parents
"',,rgu Iarkn returns tomorrow from her
p,sfon visit.
,ry. Emma Pitkin returned home from New
York Monday
g.. vyrou Taylor has returned from her visit
in Manchester
ned i.yeland OF FHchburR joined his wife
t.-q YES rriay.
NT r5i lanes A. Lillis of Rutland has been in
u,r,,,, 4. Miller has moved from 3 Birge to 81
Chestnut street.
Pe, Father Reynolds OF Bellows Falls has been
If, town This week.
Miss Eva seaver of Woodstock is the guest Of
Mrs. L. W. ha"leJ'
lame. G. sullivan has entered the employ OF
p NJ Ba,cr as clerk
uor,a, Frost took carriage drive saturday to
sbehlr'e Falls, Mass
Wesley Coyill is spending few days at his old
t,n. In Weathersfield
CLAYTON Hackley witnessed the field day sports
MI Heruon Monday.
Mrs Jessie Thayer of Amherst Mass is with
bsr father d. d. Dutton. 81
Frank punklee Of Saugertes n. Y, has greeted
ali friends here this week.
lame. Menzes left Monday for his annual fish
ngt trip in the Maine woods.
Martin will attend the session of Benning.
+on county court next week. -.
Mr.. Flwin Smith of Boston is here, caring for
Mrs NJ smith, who is i'll.
Mr.. W II Phillips and Mrs. A d. Wyatt were
in Springfield, Mass, Monday.
Dr and Mrs Shoes are to spend the summer at
Hotel Whittier, Hampton, n. H.
pockerty has returned to Gloucester,
Mass after visiting Frank Brasor.
r. L. billiard has had as guests this week his
father and sister from Walngford.
Mr., Betsey weatherhead has come here to live
Win her daughter, Mrs T. Harmon
G4org. Graves has spent several days at his
home in Greenfield, Mass. this week.
Mrs j. b. Ryan of Hartford, Conn, visited her
brother Julian Rand, early in the week.
Mrs G. A Freligh, who has been in Nashua, n.
for a few months, returns this week.
David Mather Of Marlboro occupies tenement
in Wallace Pratt's house on Elliot street.
T. Williams. who at one time seemed likely
IN recover rapidly, is again suffering severely.
Mis-, Hattie Dickerman Of Boston has been Wis.
ning her sister, Mrs. 2. F. Commons, this week.
Me- for the season, as cook in a summer hotel.
Mrs John Hastings and Miss Fenton Of West
field Mass are visiting Mrs. Dennison Cowles.
l. H. Stelmann has taken his old position as
foreman at the Valley Machine company's shop.
Mrs Mary Miller returned yesterday to her
home in Athol. Mass, after visit at Don Milers
l. A Bisnett of Barre has been at work here
for some time, and his family will soon join him.
Mr.. and Mrs F. D. Morris and daughter are
visiting at DR., Thurston's in Keene, N H., this
week
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Simonds, who came here
recently, now occupy the Franks house on High
street
DR. Russell and wife of Keene, n. H., have been
guests this week of Mrs. Russell's brother, F. W.
Kuech.
Elmer E Hoyt of Fitchburg, formerly employ
ed on the Fitchburg railroad has been in town
this week
Cen and Mrs Estey will move Saturday from
Canal street into their remodeled School street
residence.
Miss Carrie Bliss, elder daughter OF G. A. Bliss,
s to be married next Monday, the 5th, to Freder-
lex EyartS.
Mrs. A. W Roe and daughter have gone to
Oxford Me, to spend two mouths on Mr. ROel's
place there.
George Mann has gone to Boston this week to
begin work as Massachusetts agent for the Peei's
Food company.
Mrs Chas Simonds and Miss Lillian Wood were
called TO Malone, n. Y, this week, by the serious
illness Of their father.
Nav Burnham and her mother and Ella Tanner,
who have spent the winter in New York, are eX-
pectrd 10 return today.
VIM E. Barber announces his intention to re-
sign as letter carries to engage in the coupe bust
ness in one Of the cities.
Miss Eliza Kenney returned Saturday from Der
kinsville, where she was called 70 attend the
funeral Of her grandfather ~
Rev A. Macgeorge occupied the pulpit at the
Bellows Falls Baptist church last Sunday. Mrs.
Macgeorge accompanied him.
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Mass are at West Brattleboro for a two. weeks
stay with Mr. Stedman's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs W. w. Cook left wednesday on a
two weeks carriage drive through southern Yer
mont and northern Massachusetts,.
Clarence Carpenter, the Brooks House barber
is i'll at his fathers home in Guilford, but not, as
az first reported, with pneumonia.
Mrs John c. Howe has been at Westminster
this week on account of the serious illness of Mrs
Otto Howe, who is now improving.
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. B. Cudworth are spending
The week in Glens Falls n. V, with Frank Taft
the leading photographer of that city.
Horace Smith of Meriden, Conn, who is part
ner OF j. II. Chamberlain in the horse selling
business there, has been in town this week
E. H. Putnam and family are soon to move
from Clark street TO Green street, where they viii
live with Mrs. Putnam's mother, Mrs. Bingham.
Arthur Willis of the Boston Globe force came
up Monday returning yesterday, taking with him
MS little son, who has spent several weeks here.
Six couples Of young people attended the Me
mortal day dance at Mortified and 25 persons
went 10 the dance at Hinsdale Monday evening
Mrs Parry, who has been in Cincinnati for sew
eral weeks, returned with Rev. Mr.. Parry AND
Frank IN their way back from the Worlds Fair
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. jerome Of Louisville, KY.
are at the Brooks House for stay Of two oil
three months. Mr. Jerome is the partner OF Col
Chasr
Louis Kennedy of Boston is spending week I
vacation in town, this being his first visit here fol
three or four years. He is travelling salesman
Tor Boston house.
C. R. Crosby, A. W. Childs. J. r. Tones, R. S
ChlIdS, Fred Bemis and friend of Meriden Conn
ana probably others. will leave June 1 for fish
hs trip IN Somerset A.aa ~
Walter Boynton is moving his household goods
ana the fixtures of his cigar facto ry and store e
sht farm at North Hnsdale, n. H, which ms
father bought last week
Albert X. Timson of Boston has been in towT
llS week searching for genealogical records HI
rather, Levi Timson, formerly OF Brattleboro
DIED 10 Boston in January, 1892.
Hon and Mrs b, D. Harris reached home from
inr Worlds Fair last evening. Like all other Wis
l'oIS they are enthusiastic over its magnitude anC
NSWouirriul beauty as a spectacle. +
,lrs Z P. Carpenter goes this week 20 Dlrs
h1ughtuus on High street where she will live
curing he summer while Col and Mrs Sawyer
occupy hrr house on Asylum street
The Brooks house on the common has beer
rented No Mr.. Dyer and Mr. Hays, two prominent
business men of st. Louis who will occupy i
curing the summer with their families.
MI and Mrs. John w. Frost of Chicago arrived
rI0dN. They will SDan1 tha with the