Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-09-01
PERSONAL.

the worlds Fair today.
Mrs. Walter Reed of Keene has been
visiting in town this week.
Dr. and Mrs. Tones and child returned
TO Brooklyn, N. Y, Monday.
John Calvin, jr., will return to Montreal
tuesday to pursue his studies.
II. A. Walker is listening to what the
wild waves say at Block Island.
Fred Pitcher returns to Boston after
spending three weeks with Ned Ranney.
W. 5. McKenney is now the bookkeeper
at the Valley mill and for p. NJ. Baker.
Miss Gertrude E. Moore is on weeks
visit in PrOctOrsville. She will return
Monday.
Miss Minnie Miller has returned from
Orange, Mass, where she has spent the
summer
Miss F. A. Horton of Ipswich, Mass, the
supervisor of the public schools, arrived
Wednesday,
L. p. Alden has moved to South Deer
field, Mass, wherehe owns house and IL
acres of land.
Miss Fitts's kindergarten, at her home
on Chaplin street, begins next Monday,
September 4.
Congressman Grout passed through town
Tuesday on his way to his home in East
st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs o. r. Lincoln are taking a
carriage drive of few days through New
Hampshire towns.
Mrs. o. L. Shafter and Miss Bertha
Shafter of Oakland, Cal, left the Brooks
House yesterday
Mrs. Angie Roberts Akeley, who has
been visiting relatives here, went Saturday
to Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs. Minna Bishop of New Haven,
Conn, is here with her parents, MI. and
Mrs. John Retting, sr.
Eric Landry returned Sunday night af-
ter spending ten days at his old home in
Worcester and in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harris and child of
Lakeport, n. H., arrived Saturday for a
months stay with relatives.
Miss Carrie Wocott of Somervlle, Mass.
is greeting many old friends, and while
here is the guest of Miss Lulu Clay.
Darwin r. Boynton, who has been here
with his brother, A. F. Boynton, returned
to his home in Worcester, Mass, Monday.
Mrs. c. f. Matthews of Boston has
briefly visited her son, Manager c. F. Har-
ris of the Brattleboro Beef company, this
week.
Misses Josephine and Eliza Hyde have
returned to Washington, D. c., and G. f.
Bingham will occupy their Green street
house.
Letter Carrier Tasker is away on his va
cation and George Root is on his route
Carrier Barber is i'll and;Sidney Farr takes
his place.
Miss Mollie Torrey, who has spent the
summer at Vernon, was with friends here
for few days preceding her return to New
York this week.
Mrs. w. w. Newcomb and family and
Mrs. C. E. Westgate have returned from
Chesterfield lake, where they have spent a
number of weeks.
Miss Matilda p. Gouding of Rutland
daughter of Col. J. H. Goulding, has beer
appointed assistant principal of the Higl
school at Vergennes.
Mrs. H. L. Withheld and children Of
Grand Forks, n. OAK, and Mrs. Charles
Kenney of Danvers, Mass, have been Wis
iting in town this week.
Edward p. Harrison, the champion ath
lete of the Greenfield Athletic club and thu
captain of the foot ball team, has been a
the Brooks House few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua T. Jones and Mis-
Labagh of New York have been at tn
Brooks House on their way to the Fores
and Stream club at Wilmington.
Charles LANCE is moving from Thoma
Lynch's house on Elliot street to the new
house which he has built on the Eros
meadow in front of the Estey factories.
Ernest Davis has returned from LAX
Pleasant, where he has been playing will
the Worcester band. He will soon go +
Springfield, Mass, to join the OvermaI
band.
Frank Taintor has finished work at X
II. Bakers barber shop and is now tn
manager of the Brooks House shop, sue
ceeding Mr.. Guellow. The latter has gon
to Boston.
w. H. Childs returned from Woodmont
Conn, last week and Mrs. Childs and Ere
and George came home Wednesday, afte
witnessing both of the severe storms o
the coast.
Raw Amidon, Arthur Roberts, Bert A
len and Mr.. Dickinson of Willlamsvill
ioin the Grand Army excursion at Sprint
field, Mass, for a trip to the Worlds Fai
, via Washington.
MISS Louise DdFIleIt vi ANOiVI ~hu"'
Mass, Mrs. Annie Bohrman of Schroo
9 Lake, N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs Will Bohl
! man of Springfield Mass, are at Georg
: Barker's this week.
: Miss Ruth Hawley gave delightfl
euchre party of six tables Tuesday evening
Miss Gregg of st. Louis and Walter PFai
were the first prize winners, and the boob
> prizes went to Mrs. j. Gray Estey and Lii
ton Ketchum.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Walker, late of A
lanta, Ca, who have been here as IL
-, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. X, Jones, leaV
+ on the Grand Army excursion to Indian
apolis and the Worlds Fair, and after r.
5 turning East will go to Washington for tn
> winter.
n Brooks House Guests.
$ Recent Brooks House arrivals include
/. w. Gilman and Miss Gilman of Flushing
q I. l.: Mr.. and Mrs. Betram of Brldgepor
n Conn: l.. b. Thompson and sister OF 30
ton. who will return later to remain II
% some time; DR.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Brush
q BROOKLYN; Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. RooseVe
\ of Pelham Manor, n. Y; Miss NJ
= Powers of Boston and Miss HaWksey