Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-10-20
PERSONAL.

field, Mass
George Cakes is clerking at the Brattle-
boro House.
Mis-, Nellie Terry has been with friends
in Bethel for a week.
Mrs +. II. Holden has been at Spring
feld Mass, this week.
NJ j Moran went to Boston this morn
ing ON q business trip.
Mrs. George d. Odell is spending a week
ortvo .n Walpole, n. II.
Luther Miller will work for Geo. p. Mil
er I'm Guiliord this winter.
Mr., W, f. Banks has been confined to
he house by severe illness.
Deacon A. d. Brown preached in the
Episcopal church at Barre Sunday.
Rev. Father Long of Proctor has been
spending few days with his parents.
Mi, Helen Aldrich of Chesterfield has
been visiting her niece, Mrs. w. A. Reyes.
F. J Holman and II. r. Lawrence rode
70 Kcrnc and back on their bicycles We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Warren Doolittle has been quite i'll
but her condition is now somewhat i'm
proved.
Herbert Elmer and Frank Putnam will
ride from here to Boston on their wheels
Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Hunter from Seattle, Wash,
arrived Wednesday for a visit at Mrs. j.
E. Pettee's.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Bigelow will soon
leave for their winter home in Tarpon
Springs Fla.
p. VI. Baker will move next week from
Estabrook street into the Boyden house
on Canal street.
George Wightman has moved from Cedar
street to North Hinsdale, where he will
engage in farming.
Maurice Devine of Providence, R. l.,
post-otiice force, is spending his vacation
here with his parents.
Dl. j. NJ. Comegys, the st. Adams dent
ist, and a former resident here, has been in
town briefly this week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pullen and Mr. and
Mrs. Austin Miller go to New York Tues
day on a pleasure trip.
Mrs. H. p. Green, who has spent two
months in this vicinity, started Tuesday to
return to Jacksonville, Fla.
George w. Fuller is at Waterbury this
week to superintend the work of putting
in the boilers at the state asylum.
Oney Harris returns to Ashland, Mass,
tomorrow after a visit with his uncle,
Herbert Harris, and other relatives.
Miss Nellie Bowler was called to Boston
Saturday, by the death of her cousin, John
Kennedy, who lived in Lawrence, Mass.
W. A. and A. NJ. Clements of New York
were at the Brooks House over Sunday
with their grandfather, William Menzies.
Miss S. A. Boyden leaves this week for
an extended visit in Girard, Mich, and
will go from there to Iowa before returning
home.
Mrs. Sarah Goodnow has returned from
three months visit, and has taken rooms
at S. W. Richardson's new house on Oak
street.
Mrs. Frank Farr and daughter Edith
and Mrs. Emory Farr and daughter Flor
ence took a carriage drive to Keene, n. H.,
Friday.
Mrs. S. c. Platts, who has been visiting
for the past three weeks with her son, F
c. Platts, has returned to her home in
Walpole, N. II.
w. F. Goddard left Tuesday for the
Worlds Fair. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Scott
and Freeman Scott have also gone to the
Fair this week.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage at Shoreham, VT, Oct. IL
of Mrs. Laura J. Copeland to DR.. H. n.
Waite of Johnson.
Y. S. Howe, who has finished the season
at the MizzentOp hotel at Pawling, n. Y.
is in town for visit before going to the
Bermudas for the winter.
Mrs. A. J. Mcclure, who has been
greeting her Brattleboro friends for few
days, will return to her home in Jamaica
Plains, Mass, tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde D. V. Hunt of Chi
cago were at the Brooks House Monday
They were on their wedding trip en- route
to Mr.. Hunts old home in Weathersfeld
Fred l.. Smith has been in New Yorl
this week to have glasses fitted. This is
third time within month that Mr. Smitf
has been in that city to consult an ocullst
Miss Ruth Noyes, the winner of the
Brattleboro- Keene- Hinsdale prize speaking
contest last winter, has gone to Boston TO
course of study in the Emerson school
Oratory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fisher have re
turned home after spending the summer II
Chicago. Mr. Fisher has been seriousl
i'll, but his condition is now somewha
improved.
Judge r. W. Clarke arrived from Hor
nesvile, n. Y, Tuesday and was givei
hearty welcome by many Brattlebor,
friends. He was accompanied by hi
daughter, Mrs. Milo Acker.
J. j. O'Neill received telegram yesteT
day summoning him to his home in Holy
oke his mother and brother being crlticall
i'll. The brother is Dennis O'Neill, tn
wel-known first baseman of the Brattle
boro ball team.
At the installation last week of Rev. Joe
H. Metcalf, late of Rosendale, Mass, a
pastor of the Unitarian church at Burling
ton the right hand of fellowship was eX
tended by Rev. f. L. Phalen of Concord
y. H., formerly of Bratteboro.
Rev. F. j. Parry, L. w. Hawley an
j. r. Hall have been in Keene this week a
the sessions of the New Hampshire stat
convention. The chief address of Tuesda
evening was delivered by Mr.. Hawley,, an
Mr. Parry gave an address at the Wedhe'
day morning meeting.
Returned from the Worlds Fair: ID
Holton, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. K. Warner, Mrs.
c. h. Crosby, Miss Izetta Stewart, Mr an
Mrs. Il. O. Coolidge, F. d. Morris, Lou