Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-10-06
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Col. Chase and Miss Chase oro i,
New York this week. ~
Miss Lottie Nichols of Gardner. Mass
Is at Harry Kinson's.
. Wilcox of the bargain store is in Nov
ork to buy holiday goods.
Dr' Prescott and wife are expected TO ar
rive al the Brooks House tomorrow.
Miss Lizzie Frost went yesterday to visit
MIS- o. II. Chaplin at Allston, Mass.
JACK Burns has moved into one of Mr.
Dooiittle.s houses on Williams street
allyn Crosby of Dartmouth college has
maze brief visit at home this week.
Mrs. O. A. Marshall and children will
spend the winter in Southern California.
James L. Lederer. manager Of ,sTba
NaDobs' company, has been in town this
week. WIS
Mrs. H. H. Thompson was able to ride
out Sunday for the first time since last De-
cember.
Wesley Coville has returned to town. aft
er an extended stay at his old home in
Weathersfield.
Judge Wheeler is in Rutland this week.
presiding over session of the United
States circuit court.
Il. q. Pettigrew and wife of Flandreau,
90 OAK, were guests at D. d. buttons
the first of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Earle. who have
spent the summer months in town, return
to Chicago this week.
Artist Hardie is painting life-size por-
trait of the late O. A. Marshall from
photograph by Wyatt.
Mrs TOhn Tylar bos ,,,o,.ol r.. q ,
Canal street to the house at the corner of
Elliot and Elm streets.
Frank Taintor is in Hinsdale in charge
OF barber shop for four weeks, while the
proprietor is at Chicago.
The Springfield Republican of Sunday
will contain sketch and portrait of Hank
White, the veteran minstrel.
Daniel Whealon's family have Joined
him here, and are now living in Mr..
Judges house on Vernon street.
Frank Johnston and family have broken
up housekeeping, and it is understood that
they have gone to Dublin, Ireland.
j. d. Whitney and daughter have re-
turned, after spending several weeks at
Fitchburg, Mass, and other places
Mrs. NJ. l., Cobb and son will leave for
the Worlds Fair Monday Mrs. O. A.
Marshall will accompany them to Chicago.
There is no marked change in the CON
ditiOn of Fred H. Harris, who has been
critically i'll for three weeks with heart dis
ease.
Walter Harvey, who has been acting as
clerk at the American House since Harry
Pratt left, will continue in that position
regularly.
Conductor Carlton now has charge of
the Windsor night freight, and Conductor
Sullivan takes Mr.. Cartoons old train to
Springfield.
The Misses Devens, who have been at
East Gloucester, Mass, during the summer
months, have returned and are now at the
Brooks House.
Miss Ethel Dalton is in town for stay
of several weeks. Her aunt, Miss c. NJ
Dalton, is now in Boston, where she will
spend the winter.
Carl Hollender left this morning for Bos-
ton, where he will look after the Estey or
gans in the conservatory of music and will
also place new organs there.
Mrs. f. P. Carpenter and daughters and
Mrs. Carpenters mother return from Chi
cago today, and will occupy Mrs. Carpen-
ter's house on Asylum street.
p. O. Harris left Wednesday for his old
home in Greencastle, Ind. MI. Harris is
the father of Lucius Harris and has spent
the summer here and in Weathersfield.
F. s. Knight and Miss Izetta Stewart
have been chosen delegates from the First
Baptist society to the state Christian En-
deayOr convention at Barre, Oct. II and
Is.
Mrs. viii Phelps of Worcester came
here Tuesday, but was summoned home
Wednesday, having received a telegram
announcing the alarming illness of her
husband.
Mrs. Broun and the Misses Leighton,
whose home has been at the Brooks House
the past two years, leave this week to join
Mr.. Broun, who now has a position in
Brooklyn.
Walter Stearns, Arthur Staples and Leon
Lamb rode to Springfield, Mass, on their
cycles Sunday. They were joined at
Greenfield by Herman Lamb and Fred
Crowell of Concord, n. II.
Miss Daisy Keyes, who has been spend
ing her vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Reyes, returns to Boston to-
day, and after a visit in that city will re-
tnrn to the hospital where she is employed.
III is expected JlldJ MIS-. III. EuSOH Will
lease the Bradley cottage on North street,
and that her mother, Mrs. Charier, will
come here to occupy it with her while the
Edison boys are being tutored by Col.
Miles.
The Dyer and Hayes families, who have
occupied the Brooks House on the common
during the summer, left for St. Louis yes
terday in a special car belonging to the
Wabash road, of which Mr.. Hayes is gen
eral manager.
Chas. L. Lawrence, formerly an attend
ant at the Brattleboro Retreat, has accepted
a position as teacher of stenography and
typewriting at Pennington seminary, Pen
nngton, n. j., where he is fitting himself
for a theological course.
Rev. C. O. Day went to Sharon, Conn,
Monday, and Mrs. Day and children re-
turned with him Wednesday. They are
now settled in the parsonage for the win
ter. Miss Edith Emerson will act as
housekeeper for the family.
A. j. Pullen telegraphed from Tacoma,
Wash, Wednesday, announcing his safe
arrival in that city on his return trip from
Alaska. The vessel was delayed five days
on account of ice. Mr.. Pullen is expected
to arrive in Brattleboro the latter part OF
next week. He will come from Tacoma
via San Francisco, Los Angeles and New