Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-06-09
PERSONAL

Mrs. Morris, who severa. week.. a..
a severe surgical operation ner,or ~ d
her daughters, Mrs. l. b. Rice. ,a'
to return to her Wilmingtou homo y
day.
Charles Nystrom left Mond,y fol,
home in Sweden. He will ..rn,i, "'
for about year, and when Dr.. rs,".. .l.
expects that several friends vii Aeon
him. uvf
E. H. Jones, who has had ,r,. H..
Glidden farm in Dummerston .ba6,..
while his family have lived ia mi, rti! q
moves this week back to his .,rm o, M. -
Dover "a
II. A. Kilburn, who has live AZ Vs,4
during the winter, leaves MouIav .o.'
the large summer hotel a, swami,
Mass, of which he has been m,n,la.
several seasons.
The Rev. w. j. Wright. , D.rt ,
professor of metaphysics a. Ws.,1 '.
college, Missouri, is visiting nj. I..'
Mrs. Masa Willis Of this place. and NJ, \
Fitch of the West village.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Durham leh "
day for Chicago. They will spend ~.
with Frank Wheeler, and will hen ~.
Frank r. Chambers, where ,bav I'll
joined next week by Walter Pratt
c. F. K. Jenne was elected ona q. d
vice presidents of the Vernon, liz
derwriters' association and one Of N. 4
egates to the national convention. =. !.
annual meeting held at Burlington
Mrs. Edward Tombs and Mr.. Ac-
have gone to Chicago to spend mont !,
the Worlds Fair. Mrs. TOMB, bs. go.'
her furniture and when they return sbs =,
occupy the new house on PROSPECT .,..
H. F. Miller of Cincinnati. Gao-,.
West, X. r. Dwight and Ery.D1 OS,,.
of Springfield. Mass, were al the Ams,...
House Monday, leaving on a carriage ~
to Wilmington and other towns IN a.
county.
Miss Anna V. Hanley has returned I'm.
her five weeks trip to Oswego, Am,,s,j,,
and Syracuse, n. Y, and resumed nv.
Monday. Miss Janison, who took l.
place, returned Saturday to her hon. /,
Syracuse.
Herman S. Davis and Miss C.. P III.
| ecker, who were registered az the Ams+,v
House Wednesday, were en route tr
their home in New Jersey 10 the W1-.
Mountains on their wheels. The ~.
from Readsboro that day.
Mrs. Nettie NJ. Frost was pl4asau.lvr
prised Tuesday on returning 20 her h..
at 81 Elliot street, to find a table lille n
a decorated dinner and tea set. the eff
friends in Vernon and Fitchburg VII.
Brattleboro friends had lef. a haniy..
parlor lamp.
The Casket, the undertaken, pa--.
Rochester, y. Y, in its issue for Jun4 -
under its Vermont news: &C. T. Bon
of Burlington has received many COM.
ments on the very creditabe name, ,
which he recently conducted the funea
the Ri. Rev. William Henry Augustus B,
sell, bishop of the diocese of Vernon
c. o. Chamberlain, who has had chls
of the st. James hotel at Jackson7-.
Fla, during the winter, spent SUNDAY
town with his brother, L. A. Chamber,
Mr.. Chamberlain is now on trip to b.
tol, Providence, Montreal and other PAS
The latter part of the month he Will @ Z
Rockland, Me-, as manager of the ho.s
which he had charge last season.
Gen. Estey, Mrs. L. W Hawley and NJ
c. B. Lamson were the delegates to L.
Baptist state convention at Rutland L;
week. Gov. Fuller made an address =
fore the convention, and Guy LamsOn "a
a paper. Rev. Mr.. Parry, as paste: IL
L. W. Hawley as Sunday school SUPER.
tendent, were also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Chids, NJ, Il
Mrs. II. R. Brown. Benjamin Hannol :
p. Harris, E. H. Anterior, Thomas Il
ton, George Danyeaw, Maurice Brow
Dellie BLY,, Fred Heustis, Frank G'r-
Horace Frost and others attended the b.
mum & Bailey circus al Greenfield Weil2
day afternoon. Atherton made hi; &,
both ways on his wheel.
The Louisville, KY, Truth Of las s.
day contains the following in i,s socis O.
umns which will be of interes; TO Bne-
bOro people: Miss Allethaire Chase n
very pretty dinner yesterday Afternoon
Mad. Pargny's to Is of her CLASSMATES VI
are to be graduated at Hampton cold.
next Tuesday. 1t was a farewell rellI
of little club the young ladies have ma
tanned while at college and proved a :
lightful event Miss Chase will leave T.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Cas
this week for Chicago, and thence 70! III
summer home in Brattleboro, ". Nsr
fall she will pursue her studies in N
York city"