Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-10-27
PERSONAL.

Mrs. John Wood is seriously i'll with
Geo. Sears attended a wedding in Am
herst Monday.
Denny 0'Neill is still critically ill at his
home in Holyoke ~ MO
John Pease is spending some time with
his brothers in Hatfield, Mass
Mrs. Myron Taylor of Manchester is
here for visit.
John A. Balester and Elliot Balestier
were up from New York over Sunday
Mrs. H. Hadley is away for a months
visit in Springfield, Lynn and Boston
Mrs. Sarah Knight of Turner's Falls.
Mass, is visiting at DR.. G., F. BARRIERS.
Mrs. E. II. Putnam entertained Mrs.
Henry of Chester on her visit here this
week. VINO
Miss Julia Kemp will move soon to
Lunenburg, Mass, where she has bought
! place.
e. n. Black, manager of the "Antonv
the Irumpeter' company, was in town
Friday.
Mr.. Hawley of Manchester. n. H.. has
been here on visit to his brother l.. w.
Hawley.
Rev. and Mrs. A. b. Truax of Montpel-
! Ter are in town briefly, as guests of Mrs
j. G. Ulery.
VIM. Benners, jr., the young author and
actor, is here with his intimate friend, E.
Granville Pratt.
Elijah Stebbins, jr., of Fitchburg Mass,
was mere yesterday for hunting trip with
his cousin, Dr. G.. f. Barber
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Billings were called
to Amherst, Mass, Monday, by the serious
illness of Mrs. Billings's father
Judge Shea and family have returned to
New York, with the exception of Miss
Shea, who is at the Brooks House.
j. F. Murphy of Boston has begun work
in town in the interests of a souvenir book
for the state workingmens association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman of Clark street
were called to Westmoreland, n. H., yes
terday to attend the funeral of a relative.
F. d. Graham, who succeeds D. C.
Broun as representative of the Standard
Oil company, was at the Brooks House
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Brown and Miss
Mary ellison returned Saturday after
three weeks trip to the Worlds Fair and
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs A. r. Harris 60 today to
Shushan, n. Y, to visit their daughter
Their other daughter, Miss Nettie Harris
accompanies them
Thirty little folk were delightfully."- en-
tertained Saturday by Helen and Edna
Crosby. The occasion was the latter's
birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. John Howe of Providence,
r. l., called on Brattleboro friends yester-
day. Mr.. Howe is a brother of the late
Hon. Geo. Howe
Mrs. u. h. Winkler, who has been here
for several weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
F. L. Smith, returned to her home in Cam
den, n. j., yesterday.
Miss Eva Ward has moved into Frank
Stockwel's house on Clark street, taking
the tenement vacated by Mrs. Fowler, who
has moved to Halifax.
Harry Haus will move at once to the
house which he has bought in West Brat
tleboro. John Reed will also occupy a
tenement in the house.
Mrs. Stella Strawn, who is well known
here, was married the 10th inst, in Phila-
delphia, to James Gilkerson, a retired
lawyer of Cresson, Pa.
j. d. Cragin, director in the celebrated
Cragin soap works at Philadelphia, has
Joined his wife, who has been visiting in
this vicinity few weeks.
G. T. Copeland has so far recovered
from his severe illness that he was able to
return yesterday with Mrs. Copeland to
their home in GiOversville, n. Y.
S. G. Esterbrook of Gardner, Mass, is
,, expected here tomorrow, and Mrs. Ester
brook and her mother, Mrs. Howe, will re-
turn with him to make their home there.
The friends of Miss S. A. Boyden were
, much alarmed, fearing that she was on the
, Inflated train at Battle Creek, Mich, but a
letter was received yesterday, announcing
her safe arrival at Coldwater, Mich.
The death of Mrs. r. S. Ely, wife of DR..
Ely, now of Reading, Mass, occurred Sun
day at the home of her parents, Judge anC
Mrs. T. O. Seaver of Woodstock, this
, state. Dr. Ely was at one time assis tan
physician at the Bratteboro Retreat His
marriage took place in May of last year.
Mrs Cora Fox and family. who hav,
spent recent summers in this vicinity
have moved from West 10Th street, New
York city, to Leonia, n. j. w. r. Bate
and family accompany them. Mrs. Fo'
: will continue to run her business in New
" York.
David Young is to move from the Whit
, ney block to Mr.. Adams's house OIL
u Oak street. A. E. Wood will move from
i Crosby block to the house of his father-in
. law, Mr.. Hagan, on Elliot street, and tn
tenement which he vacates will be takel
o bv Shirley Brigham, who will move iron
o ], K. Parker's house on Oak street. VIM
r O. Young will move from High street T.
the house on Forest square formerly occu
/ pied by Wilbur George.