Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-06-16
PERSONAL.

VA button visited in Castleton last
week.
An. Wyatt is in Taftsville for weeks
visit
vr. Chas. Hodgman has been i'll with
tonsiliti>.
waller Pratt left Tuesday on his Worlds
Fair trip
r NJ Kelton of Greenfield has been
here thi. week.
J. e.. Unery returned yesterday from
New York city.
walter II. Jacobs has been in town
briefly this week.
rIorance Allen is out after a severe at
tack OF tonsiltis.
II II. Norcross has finished work at the
Holden n Martin mill
Miss Bessie Newman of Boston will spend
Sunday with her parents.
Mise, Lulu Clay and Maud Brown are
IN Boston for a short stay.
Harley Newcomb, the music teacher,
wa. in town over Sunday.
Adm Pettee is assisting in the work in
tbq PEOPLES national bank.
Mrs. COL. Haskins went to Burlington
with her husband this week.
Geo. Graham of Springfield, Mass, was
ate. l.. Flagg's over Sunday.
W.P. Donahue of Proctor has been Wis
i-ipg In town for several days.
Mrs, James Bowler and Miss Nellie
Bowie, are visiting in Boston.
AL. Markham will go to Chicago Mon
day to attend the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman f. Holden returned
Yesterday from their wedding trip.
Ten Pumey Odd Fellows were here to
attend the memorial service Sunday.
Mis-, Mary Hildreth of Natick, Mass, i:
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Don Miller.
We. HAYES of Springfield, Mass, was
a, the American House oyer Sunday.
J. HOLSTER of Greenfield has spent sew
eral day, with friends here this week.
Dr. George F. Gale left Tuesday on hi
annual fishing trip to Moosehead lake.
Col. II. +. Taylor, who was at hom'
over sunday, is in Chicago this week.
Deacon C.. F. Thompson has been con
fined to the house by illness this week.
Mrs. +. !. Holman is spending severa
weeks with her mother in Barre, Mass.
Albert Harvey of the Boston Globe fore
has Joined his family here for a vacation
Mrs Gerry Messer gave party las
evening for Mr.. Messer of Haverhill, Mass
in. Hornbower of New York was a
the Brooks House with his wife over Sun
day
DR.. and Mrs. Lawton reached Brattle
boro last evening on their return from Chi
cago.
Mrs. James Bardwell and mother, Mrs
Leavitt, have returned from Arlington
Mass.
A. B. Gibbs is raising the front of hi
Green street house and adding anothe
story.
R. L. Whitney moves this week froI
Estevylle to the Morse house on Clar
street.
Mrs. P. NJ. Grammar of Bridgepor
Conn. is spending few days at the Brook
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godding of Petaluma, Cal
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Greene.
Mrs. H. P. Smith of New York can
Wednesday to her daughters, Mrs. E.
Sankey's,
NJ. B Savory has been seriously i'll {
his home in Manchester, n. H., but is no
improving.
Mrs. Alonzo Clark of Barton is making
visit Of several weeks to her mother, Mr.
Martha Hall.
F. NJ. Bruce and family arrived Wedns
day night and are spending few days
Gov Fuller's.
George Graves has finished work at Il
Estey shops, and will enter the employ
Robert Baker.
Frank Field left yesterday for Caribo
in the northern part of Maine, for Wis
to his parents.
Mis-, Charlotte Pettee returned Mondi
to her duties as bookkeeper in Pull'
Brothers store.
Clarence Stickney is in Pownal this we'
with Geo. Fletcher of Chesterfield on
wool buying trip.
Ira D. Sankey, the noted evangelist, al
his wife were registered at the Broo
House yesterday.
Mrs. Fannie NJ. Stevens of Richmon
this state, is visiting at Fred F. Gleason
West Bratteboro.
Alfred Wood is now on a business u
through the north part of the state
Robbins IL COwles.
Miss Agnes Gale gave a card party Iu'
day evening in honor of her niece, Nj
Bertha Mills Stewart.
Miss Lucy Stanton of Turner'S Falls
the Postal Telegraph operator during t
absence of John Tones.
COL Haskins, l. d. Bailey and NJ
Mather are attending the Masonic meetll
at Burlington this week.
A delegation of 80 represented the Br
teboro Universalist parish at the conv'
ton at Putney this week.
Mrs Rev F. w. Sprague and daughte
Stella and Maud, went to Philadelphia u
morning to visit relatives.
Capt.. and Mrs. Devens and the Mis-
Deyen~ have gone to Gloucester, Mas
ior their summers outing
Mr., and Mrs. o. D. Esterbrook, M
Wethcroll and Miss Edith Esterbrook
turned from Chicago Tuesday.
Mis-, Nellie Grady and Mary MOI
started Monday for Ulster, Pa, VIII
they will remain for some time.
Col. HolbrOok's family will come
BTaiiIeboro on the 26th inst, spending
summer at eX-Gov Holbrook's.
Dr. Conand, DIR. Barber, and Dr. n
OF Daubury. Conn. formerly of WardsDO