Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-17
PERSONAL.

COL II. E. Taylor is in Boston.
H. II. Chamberlain is out, after being
housed by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs, Julius Leach are VISITING
in Fitchburg, Mass.
Maj. II. r. Chase of Northampton.
mass, was in town Tuesday.
Judge George Shea has been on from
New York for brief visit.
The Thimble club were entertained by
Mrs. }. G. Estey Monday night.
Mr., and Mrs. G. W. Baker returned
tuesday from Washington, d. C.
George German of the railroad division
Office at Bellows Falls has been in town
this week.
Misses Harriet and Susan Fox have re-
turned from Wilmington, accompanied by
their sister.
Fred Flagg of Troy, N. Y, and A. p.
Childs of Bennington are among this week
visitors in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will F. Root will begin
housekeeping next week in S. A. Smiths
house OH Prospect street.
l.. p. Harris has returned, after spend
ing some time at the Worlds Fair and at
his old home in Indiana.
Walter Henry of Springfield, Mass, for
merly telegraph operator at Bellows Falls,
was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. A. f. Boynton Mrs. Alice Knight
and Miss Anna V. Hanley have been in
Springfield, Mass. this week.
j. G. Burpee left yesterday to take
charge of his business at Doboy, Ca, aft
er his annual vacation at home
It,Jro nj M Nc Do,.on u,..Ia.. 49,. --.-.--I
ing few days at Great Darlington, Mass,
with their daughter, Mrs. Platts.
w. S. Mckinney will soon move from
II. c. Squires's house on Canal street to
the Hines house on the same street.
Miss Mary Wynne Wadsworth returns
to morrow from Weybridge, where she has
finished an 11-weeks terms of school.
Herbert Harris has recovered sufficiently
from an attack of diphtheria to return to
his work at the Carpenter Organ factory.
Clarence Storm of New York has been
spending several days at the Brooks House
and with friends in this village and vicin-
| ity.
Clayton Hackley has begun work in a
bakery on Fulton street, Brooklyn, y. Y,
owned by Byron Griffin, formerly of Hall
| fax.
Fred Chickering, who formerly worked
! for G.. f. Thompson Il Co., and later in
Greenfield, Mass, has entered the employ
of Mellen IL Proctor.
Miss Maud Lennox has returned from
! Springfield, Mass. Miss Minnie Lennon
is still i'll at the home of her sister, Mrs
Oscar Drury, in that city.
Chas. Cox and friend have been her,
from SaXtons River to arrange a foot bal
game Thanksgiving day between Vermont
Academy and a local eleven.
Miss Addie L. Perham of San Francisco
Cal, was a guest at T. j. B. Cudworth''
last week, but has now gone to the HON,
of her sister in SaXtons River.
A. NJ Mcdonald has gone to Ports
mouth, n. H., to visit sister whom h,
has not seen for % years, and from whom
he heard nothing until he received lette
three weeks ago.
Gov. l.. X. Fuller of Brattleboro ant
Col. Franklin Fairbanks of St. Johnsbur,
were reelected vice presidents of the HOm
Market club at the annual meeting held il
Boston Wednesday.
E. A. Webster of Orangeburg, Soutl
Carolina, United States collector of inter
nal revenue for that state, is here with hi
brother, DIR. d. p. Webster The doctor
condition is somewhat improved
Annie PiXley, the well-known America
actress who died from brain fever at til
home of her brother-n-law, Edwin Flu
ford, in London, Eng, last week Thur,
day, was niece of Judge Geo. Shea. Sh
was born in Brooklyn, but went with he
parents to San Francisco at an early age
She began her career in the West, and mad
decided success as Josephine in "Pina
fore" as the widow in "The Danites
with Mckee Rankin, and as Gretchen i
Mr.. Jefferson's rip Van Winkle.' Sh
is most widely known, however, as Mills
the child of the Sierras, as pictured b
Bret Harte. In private life she was Mr.
Robert Fulford. She had the reputatio
of being one of the most beautiful an
charming women on the American stage.