Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-08-11
PERSONAL.

Florence OIDcll Is NlSlllllS ItI aunt III
Springfield, Mass
Mr.. r. y. Chamberlain is with relatives
in Pcterhoro, y. II.
Ted coxson of Philadelphia is the guest
nj Charles A. Smith.
Miss Nellie Baker has been visiting in
llstead. y. H., this week.
Frank A. Moore, the locomotive engi-
neer was in town this week.
Miss Carrigan of Springfield, Mass, is
fine guest of Mrs. Harry Haus.
C. f. Allen left Monday for two weeks
trim to Chicago and st. Louis.
Mrs James Estey and Mrs. John Frost
have visited in Keene this week.
Miss Maddie Gregg is spending a few
weeks with friends in Nunda, n Y.
Minnie Moore has gone to White Horse
Beach Mass. for months vacation.
Mary and Nellie Grady return tomorrow
from lster, Pa, after an extended visit.
Miss Nellie Cobb leaves Monday with a
party of Putney friends for a trip to Chi
cagO
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. White of Meriden.
Conn. are at the Brooks House for a
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Peddrick of PHILADELPHIA
are guests at John fuckers on Chase
street
Alfred Harris returned to Boston Satur-
day after spending week with his old
friends.
Rev. \. w. Goodnow is canvassing in
town for the Holman new self-pronOunc-
Ing Bible.
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Brockway of
Cambridge, n. Y, are the guests of Mrs.
J. J. Estey.
Mrs. Alfred W. Brodie has gone to her
old home in Nova Scotia for stay of
three weeks.
Miss Dora Sutherland, bookkeeper for an
Easthampton, Mass, firm, is spending her
vacation in town.
Martin Austin, Jr., and his brother.
John Austin, leave Tomorrow for their
Worlds Fair trip.
Rev James Tufts, the veteran teacher
Of Monson, Mass, is at his old home in
Newfane this week.
Mrs. H. L. Innman and children of
Keene, n H., have been the guests of
Mrs. Cora Leonard.
I Ol' anu lulos AlDSlb -NCh lldu anu MI.
and Mrs. Henry Newman are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ryder.
Mrs. j. j. Eckless mother and sister,
Mrs. Magee and Miss Annie Magee of
Philadelphia are here.
Rev. f. w. Whitney and family went
Tuesday to Sunset lake, where they will
remain for three weeks.
Mrs. Emma Arey, who has been in
Philadelphia and Brooklyn for several
months, returned Friday.
Edward Williams goes to Worcester
next week to attend the firemen's muster
and to visit Elmer Sherman.
Miss Gale has returned from Claremont,
y, H., where she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. George A. Briggs.
Miss Myra Mayo of Provincetown, Mass,
and Miss Florrie Kathan of Putney are
guests of the Misses Shattuck.
Miss Hattie Dickerman has returned to
Boston after months vacation here with
her sister, Mrs. P. F. Connors.
Miss Della Sherman, who has been at
Chicago and farther West for number Of
weeks, is expected home to-day.
Marshall Winkler and Miss Abbie
Winker of Camden, n. j., are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Fred L. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. n. Tolles add their
names to the list of Brattleboro's pilgrims
to Chicago. They will go next week.
Arthur Maynard, of Sherman & Jenne's
office, went yesterday to Montague, Mass,
to spend his vacation at his home there.
Gov. Fuller and Secretary Goulding have
been inspecting state institutions at Rut-
land, Waterbury and Bennington this
week.
Edward Griffin, formerly of Brattleboro,
now of New York, is spending vacation
with friends in this and neighboring
towns.
Miss Annie Somervile of Holyoke, for
mery operator in the telephone exchange
here, is at Mrs. p. X. Whites for a much
needed rest.
Adm Pettee. for several years bookkeep-
er at the Valley mill, is now a regular
member of the clerical force at the Peo-
pies national bank.
Louise daughter of c. H. Davenport, is
i'll with scarlet fever at Newfane, where
Mrs. Davenport went for a vacation two
or three weeks ago.
VIII p. Devine, who returned home
from Springfield, Mass, last week, has re-
signed his position as superintendent of
the Cutler & West box factory in that
city,
Mrs. f. X. Fox of Wilmington, with
her two children, was with her aunts,
Misses H. & S. Fox, briefly this week, on
her way to visit relatives in New Hamp-
shire.
Mrs. Gilbert S. Davis was taken Wednes-
day to her sisters home in Shelburne
Falls, Mass, in the hope that the change
of air may be beneficial. Mr.. Davis ac-
companied her, to remain for a week OF
two.
A number of Brattleboro friends Of
Mrs Ralph Metcalf of Chicago, formerly
Miss Lila Burditt of this place, have this
week received cards for her 25th wedding
anniversary celebration, Friday evening,
Aug. 4, and slices of wedding cake made a
quarter of century ago.
Mrs, f. W. StOddard, with her daugh-
Ter Maud and son Ralph, started yester
day for the Worlds Fair and for Batavia
Ill., to visit her mother. This is Mrs
SIoddard's first visit to her mothers home
IN more than 20 years.
Greenfield item in the Springfield Re
publican of Tuesday: "Hayes Bigelow Of
West Brattleboro, cousin of the late eX