Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-08-18

George Baldwin went Tuesday to An
trim, n. H., where his mother is visiting.
Mrs. H. B. Haus and daughter are with
Mrs. Casper Roder in Hinsdale for a week.
Miss Dodge, clerk at T. W. Barnards s, is
taking her vacation, and will visit Sunapee
lake.
Miss Lucretia Hickock, dressmaker, left
yesterday for her home in High Flats,
ny.
Harry Kinson has been confined to the
house this week with inhammatory rheu-
matism.
Miss Ina Freeman and her friend, Miss
Mott, arrive tomorrow to spend a months
vacation.
A coaching party of 10 from Woodside
at Spofford lake were at the Brooks House
Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Bishop joins her daughter in
Springfield, Mass, tomorrow for two
weeks stay.
L. Belle Foster of Manchester, n. H., is
here with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey HoughtOn.
Mrs. DR.. Lawton returns tomorrow from
a visit of two weeks with her parents at
Menauhant, Mass
A delightful morning card party was
given Tuesday by Mrs. II. F. Brooks to a
company of lady friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Clark of Westfeld,
Mass, are guests of Mrs. f. G. Gale, driv-
| ing here from their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z. Merriam and daugh-
ter of New London, Conn, were at the
American House Tuesday.
Miss Gertie Miller has returned after
spending several weeks with Mrs. Frank
Mansfield in Natick, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cakes returned
Wednesday from a visit at Mrs. Oakes's
former home in Enosburgh.
Misses Eta and Viva Smith go to-mor-
row to Fishers Island, n. Y, to remain
till the middle of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Wood are on a car
riage drive to Orange, Petersham and other
places in neighboring states.
H. o. Coolidge and Miss Florabell Cool
| idge attended a reunion of the Coolidge
family at Felchville Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson, who has been
spending some time with Mrs. Burpee, has
returned to her home in Keene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. n. Phillips of Ben
nington, and Mrs. Shufleton of Arlington
visited their brother, A. W. Phillips, this
week.
A. j. Robertson has so far recovered
from broken leg that he has been able to
work this week at Prouty's photograph
studio.
C. B, Jackson and family of seven, of
Greenfield, who were on their way by car
rage to the mountains, stopped at the
American House Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Howe are calling
on Brattleboro friends this week. Mr..
Howe now has position as professor of
mathematics in school at De Land, Fla
Conductor T. j. Denning moves his fam
ily to Palmer, Mass, today Mr.. Denning' s
run was changed about two months ago,
being now between Palmer and New Lon
don.
Engineer F. A. Moore and wife of
Palmer. Mass, have been visiting relatives
here this week. They go today to visit
the former home of Mrs. Moore, in Proc
torsville.
P. NJ. Baker, Thomas Griffin, Tracey
Parks, Fred Dunklee, Herbert Boyle, and
Frank Reed were among those present at
the muster at Rutland Yesterday, govern
or's day"
Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Tolles departed for
the Worlds Fair Wednesday, and Merrill
Ward left Yesterday. E. H. Thomas will
leave Monday, accompanying friends from
Bennington.
Misses Alice Pratt, Lulu Elmer, Minnie
Brasor, Alice Veet, Ella Newman and Hat
tie Jones, will go to Spotford lake Wednes-
day and will take the Elmer-Putnam cot
tage for week.
Fl. S. Goodenough will go Monday to
Watertown, N. Y, where he will join his
wife. and then they will go to Chicago by
boat. j. A. Amidon takes his place at
Puffer's grocery store
S. II. Sherman and c. F. r. JENNIE VIII
attend meeting of the Vermont and New
Hampshire agents OF the Mutual LIE IN
surance company at Manchester, n. H.,
next Tuesday and Wednesday
Rrattleboro friends have this week re
ceiyed invitations to the wedding OF Miss
Mersilyia Jenness, of the class OF 81, b.
IT s.. to Harry E. Hutchinson, at hel
home in Bedford, N. H., Aug. 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Estey of Ludlow
have recently visited their daughter, Mrs
cred Ransom. They leave soon to WISH
| otbar children in Nebraska and Iowa, ano
, will look in on the Worlds Fair en- route
Mrs. F. E. Shaw, two children and nurse
. Of Providence have been at the Brooks
. Honse this week. Mrs. Shaw is the
daughter of J. NJ. Buzzell, now OF Wor c =.
: ter. Mass, who will be remembered here a.
, the builder of the Brooks House
) Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Page of Athol' Mass;
= and Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Hunter of Mari
boro. Mass, driving party, were al tn'
| Brooks House Friday and Saturday. Rev
? and Mrs. Bilingsley and son OF Brooklyn
n v. who are driving through the couh
try, were there Tuesday
= Recent arrivals at the Brooks House IN
o,,,Je Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Stowell of Hud
son Mich. Mrs. D. E. Plimpton and fam
i IE of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Francis X
r q Cooley of Hartford; Mr.. and Mrs, W !, M M
q KiSder of Terre Haute, Ind; Mr.. and MRS
: NJ Fl, Parsons of South NorwaIk, Conn
a NJ and Mrs. George T. Finn OF Brooklyn