Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-09-08
PERSONAL.

week. AOiN Vn's
Monday. ''S"
Howard Hough has entered the emplov
of Pullen Bros. P'''
Ambrose Knapp has returned after an
outing at Block Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Smith returned from
New York Wednesday.
VIM. Martin of Boston arrived Saturday
for visit with his mother.
Mrs. j. Gray Estey has gone to Peabody.
Mass, to visit her parents
Kate Fitzgerald of Worcester is VISITING
her aunt, Mrs James Grady.
Mrs. Col Chase and Miss Chase have
been in New York this week.
George A. Baldwin has been on the sick
list for three weeks or more.
Walter Benson returns to New Y oYk Sat
urday after short vacation at home.
Mrs. Kellogg and Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher
and children leave today for St. Louis.
Rev. DIR. A. H. Quint of Chelsea, Mass.
has visited Rev. DR.. Walker this week.
Mrs. DIR. Gregg will go to Greenwich,
Conn, Monday for a visit with relatives.
Frank Glover, who has of late been liv
ing at Montpelier came to town Wednes-
day.
Albert Fenno, son of the late Joseph
Fenno, is travelling with the Forepaugh
circus.
j. T. Starr of River Falls, Wis, BROTH
er of the late Farley Starr, is a guest at P.
F. Crowns.
Mrs. Brennan of Windsor and Nellie
Murphy of East Cambridge are at L. A.
Murphys.
Town Clerk Newtons recent vacation
in Boston was the first that he has taken
in four years.
Frank Morley of White River Junction
has been engaged as head bell boy at the
Brooks House.
Mrs. G. H. Converse and her son and
daughter of New London have been visit
ing in town.
Sewall Morse, Fred Leitsnger and Ernest
Davis played with the Overman band at
Fitchburg Monday.
Phineas Goodrich has completed his
work at Westminster, where he has been
| during the summer.
Landlord Harvey of the American House
is recovering after threatened attack of
Inflammation of the bowels.
John T. Kane will take the civil service
examinations at Burlington preparatory to
entering the customs service.
Harley Newcomb, the music teacher,
who formerly had classes here, has been
spending few days in town.
William Williams is moving from VIM.
Martins house on Elliot street to Charles
Lange's house on the Frost fiat.
p. S. Eames leaves today for the World
Fair, and will also visit his sister and
brother-in-law in Lenora, MINI.
Arthur l. Howe has been appointed
quartermaster sergeant of the Vermont
division of the Sons of Veterans.
Miss L. E. Williamson, who has been at
the White Mountains for a month, re-
turned to the Brooks House this week.
Deacon and Mrs. A. A. Stearns left
Monday for the Worlds Fair. They will
spend month at Chicago and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Carroll entertained
a company of friends at whist on the broad
piazza of their Centrevlle home Saturday.
George II. Hough, son of Rev. A. j.
Hough, has returned to Montpelier to COM
plete his last year of study at the Vermont
Methodist seminary.
The marriage of Dr. w. n. Thompson,
first assistant physician of the Bratteboro
Retreat, to DR.. Ida NJ. Sinner, will take
place at the brides home in Philadelphia
next Thursday.
A. B. Hall was one of the judges at the
races at the state Fair at Burlington this
week. Col. Hooker wasI also announced as
Judge, but he was unable to be present
Among the visitors in town this week
II uon of Dt,tlo Kaar
of Holyoke Henry A. Thayer of Pittsfield
Mass. Merchant j. c. Day of Bellows
Falls.
Mrs. A. Baldwin and daughter Matte
have returned from Antrim, \. H., after
a six weeks visit, and Mrs. A. A Wymar
aud Madge Farnum of Hillsboro Bridge
are now her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Richardson will oc
cupy their new house on Williston stree
about Oct. /. The tenement in Crosby
block which they will vacate will be taker
by Mr. and Mrs. DeWese Dewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Angel of Bos
ton have been at the Brooks House for {
few days. Mr.. Angel is the leader of tn
prevention of the cruelty to animals move
ment and the editor of Our Dumb Animals
Leopold Retting will leave next week Il
attend the national meeting OF Ouu rei
lows in Milwaukee as the representative
from Vermont. He will spend few day
at the Worlds Fair On his way there.
Cards are out for the marriage of f. w
Woodcock, the former well-known pitche
of the Brattleboro and Northampton bal
teams, to Miss Josephine Greenwood o
Ashburnham, Mass, the event to be cele
r brated the Goth.
C. E. Macomber, the director of operas
was in town Wednesday and Thursday
He is to manage small company on tn
: road the coming season, and is also arrang
, ing for the presentation of "The Fencing
Master" "Mikado" and other production
at Hartford, Conn.
/ Mr. and Mrs. LAWN left Brattlebor
Tuesday to visit Mr. Sherman Howe a
Mizzen Top hotel, Pawling, n. Y. Tt
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock they wi
> sail from New York for Genoa, and froI
A., the latter city will go direct to Mllar
where their seasons engagements begin.
FEE. Shaw of Providence spent Snnda
. with his family at the Brooks House
. other Sunday visitors there were Mr.. an
J Mrs. C. H. Prentiss, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A
Coburn and Miss Pearl Coburn of Holyoke
n g. Wells, a son of Mrs. John Wells
a George H. Graves of Bridgeport, Conn.
r Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Parker of Springfield