Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-09-29
PERSONAL.

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visit in Boston
W w. Wheeler Of Saratoga Springs. ~ Y, is
! visiting in town.
A. s. Holbrook Of Colorado Springs is visiting
| at c. +. Reeds.
Mrs. f. J. Leach is home from a weeks visit in
| Fitchburg, Mass.
| e. A. Starkey bagged five coons from one tree
| one day this week.
Mrs Austin Of Charlestown Mass, is visiting
! her son, T. A. Austin.
w. G. Dwight, editor Of the Holyoke transcript,
/ spent Sunday in town.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Spear are home from
| their Words Fair visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Haskins of Boston are
| guests at Highland Haskinss.
| Mr.. and Mrs John Cooley Of Charlestown, N.
! H. are visiting at A. r. Taylor's.
Prof Tyler of Smith college conducted the Y.
! NJ c. A. service Sunday afternoon.
Miss Isabelle Hayes Of Thompsonville Conn,
is the guest of Miss Daisy Bishop.
Miss Minnie Stockwell returned Saturday from
a weeks visit in Springfield, Mass.
viii h. Smith has returned home, having fin
shed the seasons work at Mortified.
r. L. Cook arrived Tuesday from Des Moines
Ia, where he has been for four years
Capt and Mrs F. d. Weld and daughter have
returned from Cornish Centre, ~ II.
W. H. Bolander Of New York has Joined his
family for a vacation of three weeks.
II. E. Stebbins has come here from Fitchburg,
Mass, and will live at 81 Elliot street.
f. Burr Smith came from Amherst college to
assist Mr.. Cooper during the fair rush.
Principal J. d. Horne started Tuesday after
noon for bicycle run to Concord, y. H.
Miss Sarah McGrane returned to New York
Monday, having spent the summer here.
D. A Abbott, who has been seriously ill., was
able to be out Tuesday for the first time
Mr.. and @rs. S. W. Richardson have this week
moved to their new house on Oak street.
Miss Julia Fox. who went TO New York with
her mother recently, returned for the fair.
Alice Farr has returned from Chicago, where
she was the guest Of Mrs. Ovington Ross.
Edward Goddard and Tom Ferrter are on from
Fishers Island this week to attend the fair.
The First Regiment band had husking at tho
home OF a. d. Sweet IN Guilford. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Wilson came Saturday
from New York to visit Mrs. Joseph Wilson.
Mrs Rabbs came here Saturday, to spend the
week with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Morris.
Mrs. NJ. VI. Newman came Saturday to Mrs. J.
q. Ullerys where she Will spend the winter.
WIN. Simonds, with his wife is here from
Springfield. Mass, with his brother Charles
Mrs. Frank Reed has returned from Lake
Pleasant, where she has spent the summer.
Mrs. Reuben Fisher who has spent two months
with her son In Keene, y. H., is home again.
f. L. Hicks and Robert Ager Of the American
band at Claremont have been here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Roess have returned and
will be at home at 10 Brook street after Oct /.
Gilbert billiard Of Mortified Farms has spent
the week with his daughter, Mrs. F II. Smith
T.. y.
mentioned last week, is now on the road to recov-
cry.
Pearl White and Mr. and Mrs Langley of Peter.
boro, " H., are guests Of Mrs. b. n. Chamber
lain.
E. Wales wrenched his back badly Friday.
while lifting his mother, but is again able to be
about.
Chas veet aud John Wells are among those
who have recently returned from the Worlds
Fair
Mr.. and Mrs Geo Kenney of weathersheld
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Albert
Rockwell.
DR. }. NJ. Allen of st. Johnsbury joined Mrs.
Allen here Wednesday. They return home to.
morrow.
Giles Taintor division superintendent of the
New England Telephone company, has been here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Corliss, who were recently
married at West Brattleboro, have taken rooms in
Tyler block
Miss Jessie Gregg to St Johnsbury today. and
later accompanies an aunt from that place TO the
the Worlds Fair.
George Tieson, the proprietor Of large flour
mills at ST Cloud, Mimi, is the guest Of Crosby
a Co. this week.
Mrs. H. p. Green of jacksonville. Fla, and
Mrs. Miles Holden of Rutland, Mass. are guests |
of Mrs. f.. Wales
Misses Hannah and Mary Gleason of Rutland
and Miss Alice flavin of Bellows Falls are at p j.
Fenton's this week.
John johnson, assistant agent at the American |
Express company Office Of Springfield is spend. |
ing some time here.
DR.. and Mrs. W. n. Thompson have returned |
Brattleboro Retreat.
Mr.. and Ms Charles Smith of Shelburne Falls |
Mass and DR.. Bement of Orange have been at II |
n Rawsons this week.
Harry Pratt, Chauncey Kuapp. and E. r Rich |
ardson returned Monday from the Worlds Far
Frank Nichols is also home
Frank johnson and Benjamin Ager of Glare
mont and Samuel Rockwell of Newport n H. |
are guests of T. l.. Parker
Mr.. and Mrs. Leavitt Of the Unitarian church
returned Monday from a vacation of three weeks
spent with friends in Massachusetts
. Miss Mamie kelton, who has been the guest of /
Mrs NJ t. Van Doom for two weeks returns |
Monday 10 her school in BROOKLYN, n. Y
MIR. Fred II. Harris has remained in a critical
cohdiuoh from heart disease during the week
and little change is reported this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry R. Brown leave tomorrow
Tor the Worlds Fair. They will spend a week
with relatives in Cleveland on their way home
Miss Laura Stevens, formerly of Brattleboro
has returned TO her work in Concord n II after
vacation spent at her home in East Barnard.
Mrs. John Newman, accompanied by Mrs Rop
ars of Alstead and Mrs. Henry of Bellows Falls
vent to see their father in New Salem, Mass
Rev. F. j. Parry Rev Mr. Macgeorge and Gan
6stey are the Brattleboro representatives at the
Baptlst state convention, ia session at Ludlow
hE
fh@niX, greeted Brattleboro friends this week
While on his way from New York h his old home
II Newfane. ~ AAS
Mrs. G. NJ. TAYLOR has returned from Graftor
ma Is at her brothers, O. +. Bail.y's hint will
cave today or tomorrow for her home in Wash.
neton, D. c. " " 'Si'
Howard G. White is now settled in a very hand.
olhe new store at Claremont. " H The tittings
IRE OF antique oak, made by the Freeman 4
MEL company.
>. q Burpee has come on from Doboy. Ga IN
pend his annual vacation in town He viii soon
20 70 the Worlds Fair, ACCOMPANIED bv his
BROTHER, Fred Burpee ~ MS
I. e. Stearns, formerly of Brattleboro has
losed ms engagement with c. H. Webster az
SoIthneld' Mass, and will include the WORLDS
air IN western trip. '''N
Miss Cora Roberts, one of the corps of tsacbars
! the High school building, is taking advantsgs
4 the three days closing OF school to visit hsr
ome in Connecticut W ''Si' her
Col C. s. Forbes came from ST Albans 10 ra
orr the Valley fair for the Boston journal He
oes from mere TO Boston to attend the New Ens |
anu horse breeders convention
Harry Boynton accompanied James Austin 70
'osIoh on Monday. Edward Henkel tool Mr.
oyhIons place in Il. A. Starkey's Mr. Anstin |
oes 10 baltimore, Nd, To attend college
The neghbors Of Miss Emily Brown of Clarl
~ niaue ner surprise visit last week on her
nm ,iu s anniversary and presented her with a
III vi money as a token of their esteem
MI and Mrs. Frank J. Fits leave today for