Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-06-30
PERSONAL.

Ed. Coleman takes in the circus at keene
today
Henry Moore of New York spent Sunday
in town.
WE. Patch's father from Groton, Mass,
is visiting him.
Mrs. Blon Hopkinson of Springfield Is
visiting in town.
II. w. Phillips of New York has been
here briefly this week.
Mrs. w. r. Gage goes to Middlebury to
be absent two months.
Lizzie Kelly of Lynn is expected at rat
rick Kelly's tomorrow.
c. c. Simpson of New York is the
guest of Martin Austin.
Allyn Crosby is home from Dartmouth
for the summer vacation.
Philip Leghts of Canaioharie, y. Y, is
visiting William Plimpton.
Mrs. c. c. Tyler went YESTERDAY to
Springfield for brief visit.
Julius Leach has Warwick wheel, pur-
chased of Springfield parties.
Miss Sanders Of Chester is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. d. j. Manning.
Miss Mary Manning went to Springfield
Mass, Saturday, for brief stop,
Mrs. Clarence Smith resumes her place
in the Baptist choir next Sunday.
Chas. Lyons and Sidney Morris are on a
carriage drive through the county.
James Hooker is in New London today
to see the great Yale-Harvard race.
Chas. Shattuck and Chas. McRae cap
tured seven pounds of trout Tuesday.
HIS. Goodenough and family have re-
moved to the Lillis house on Elliot street.
Merrill Ward returned Thursday from
Tufts college, and is in Guilford at his
uncle's.
Mr. Menzies and Sewall Morse start to-
day on their return from their fishing trip
in Maine.
Miss Addie Spaulding leaves tomorrow
for Poultney, where she will remain for
the season.
Mrs. A. r. Willard and daughter Ethel
of Greenfield, Mass, are guests of Mrs.
Henry Rugg.
Mrs. DIR. Harvey, who has spent several
months in Bernardston returned this week
to her home.
Fred Kay of New York, who was for
merly clerk for Pullen Brothers, is spend
ing his vacation here.
Mrs. Dennis Farmer of Detroit, Mich,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Brown, on Frost street.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. II. Collins are in
Hartford this week in attendance on the
Trinity college commencement.
Mrs. T. A. Bascom, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Howe. returns
today to her home in Gill, Mass.
Cards have been received by friends here
announcing the marriage of Reginald Muir
and Miss Hayes of Bucksport, Me.
Harry Sanders, of the firm of Sanders Il
Stayman, the Estey company's agents in
in Baltimore, was in town this week.
The Cream club will spend the Fourth
in Manchester, this state, as guests of
Mrs. Myron Taylor, a member of the club.
Mrs. Royal Tyler, Mrs. A. d. Brown
and Miss Helen Brown went to Westbrook.
Conn, this morning for seashore outing.
F. l.. Pettee of New York made Brattle-
boro a flying visit this week on his way
home from the races at White River juno
ton.
Miss Clara johnson, who has been in i'll
health for number of years, is now much
improved and is visiting her friends in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. B. Cudworth went
this morning to Milford, Mass, to visit
Rev. Z. w. Whitney, formerly Universe
list pastor here.
+. 5. Hall returned Monday from West
field, Mass, where he and his family visit
ed relatives. Mrs. Hall will remain for a
week or two longer
viii Taft, who has been in Taftsvine
for several months, is back at Brattleboro
again, and has resumed his work as tuner
at the Estey factories.
Fred \. futile is engineer and A. G.
Carlton conductor on the train leaving here
at $40 A NJ, and returning al. l:44 with
the White Mountain train.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Wilson went Tues
day to Rutland, where Mrs. Wilson will
spend some time. Mr. Wilson took in the
White River Junction races.
Mrs. Cora Ray and Miss Julia Fox came
from New York Wednesday. Mrs. Cora
Fox and her daughter George. with Mr.
Fred Ray and his mother. Mrs. Raw. will
drive from Troy.
{. l.. Brigham of Claremont PLAYED
with the band on Wednesday night. Mrs
Brigham accompanied him, and went YES
terday to Shelburne Falls to see her sister
Rose, who is i'll.
Sanford A. Daniels, cutter at the Brat
tleboro Overall company's, left Wednesday
afternoon for the Worlds Fair. He was
to join an Epworth league party from Bos-
ton at Springfield.
David Miller, who has been with friends
IN town for few weeks, was taken IN
while here, but recovered sufficiently to he
taken to his home in Bridgeport. Conn.
yesterday. Z. F. Reed accompanied him
Chas. Newton suffered severe attacl, of
illness Sunday caused by heart disease
lie was in pasture on his Guilford Centre
farm when taken, but was removed to the
house and restoratives administered He
is still unable to work.
Ernest Davis has severed his connection
with the Overman Wheel company of Chic
opee, Mass. After next month. dnring
which time he has numerous engaoemanfs
TO play with the Overman band, he will
uevote his time to the study of music.
Edward X. Hall, son of Capt, C. p
HAL who has been physical instructor at the
University of Illinois, was offered a salary
OF sl9OO year if he would return. and ac.
ccepted the offer. He has since received
from Dartmouth, his alma mater. an offer