Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-08-11
PERSONAL.

week in Amherst. 'PeA' 'n'
Ch MRS, Katherine Long is visiting in
Charlestown, n. II. IL
Miss Florence Allen has returned 70 bo,
home in Middlebury. N' " iiei
.. r. Dutton is to move from, tI,,dsou
street to Grove street.
Mrs. Hyler of Connecticut has boor a,
WIN. Ellis's this week.
Mrs. Mary Lynch was quite badlv HINT
Oy fall few days ago.
MISS Ina Butterfeld of Springfield Mass
is visiting Miss Ella Ellis.
=, MI and Mrs. Fred Scott of Orange.
Mass, were in town yesterday.
Frank Knight has left the Estev sbons
and will be employed in H. NJ. Wood's
store. "'ou
E. j. Fenton has returned from pleas
ure Trip in Saratoga, Albany, Troy and
other places.
Letter Carrier D. E. Tasker is at Suna-
pee lake this week, and George Root is on
duty on his route
Frank Turner made carriage drive this
week from Hazardville, Conn, to the home
OF his parents here.
Mrs. E. B. Richardson and Mrs. Clara
Bown went yesterday to Block Island for
a week or ten days.
Mrs. V. o. Jones and two children are
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ham, in Palmer, Mass.
james Austin is in Jordan & Van
Doon's during Mr. Jorlans two weeks
absence at Spofford lake.
T., n Tavlor laft tl,;o
week IS vacation, joining Mrs. Taylor and
Col. Taylor at Saratoga.
Clarence Carpenter has rented the tene-
ment in the Milestone building formerly
occupied by Frank Taintor.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Allen of Boston, who
are travelling on a tandem bicycle, were at
the Brooks House yesterday.
Mrs Chas. Simonds and daughter return
ed yesterday from Malone, n. Y, where
they have been for more than two months.
E. H. Van Doom and family and H. F.
Jordan and family are at the Elmer Put
nam cottage at Spotford lake for two weeks
Mr.. Butler, formerly of Wardsboro, has
moved from Miss Waites house on North
Main street to the Prouty house in district
No. 6.
Will Thomas of Stockton, Cal, student
in the Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy, arrived at his uncle's, E. II. Thomas
this week.
Mrs. H. p. Green of jacksonville. Fla.
came here yesterday and went on to
Townshend. She will return here for a
visit later.
p. II. Lynch has remained quietly at
home this week. 1t is understood that he
will go to the Kelley cure at Sharon Mass,
Monday.
President Gates of Amherst college was
registered at the Brooks House Wednes-
day. He was accompanied by L. B. Ward
of Jersey City.
Miss Lizzie Corley of Burlington, one of
the victims of the drowning accident in
Lake George, visited here at Michael
Sears's last summer.
Will Pentland starts tomorrow morning
for Portsmouth, n. H., to visit his aunt,
Miss Keohane. He will also visit Newton
vile and Adams, Mass.
The African News of New York in its
issue for August contains portraits of seven
of the leading participants in the world S
congress on Africa, soon to be held at Chi.
| cagO One of the seven is Rev. Lewis
Grout of West Brattleboro, and the News
reprints the article which he wrote some
time ago for the New York Observer.
n. H. White went to New York last
Saturday, on a visit to his brother Abner,
who holds responsible position with the
Municipal Gas company. He returned
Wednesday, accompanied from New Lon
don by his daughter, Florence, who had
spent two weeks with friends in that city
and Westerly, r. 1.
A party of young people were very de-
lightfully entertained by Miss Allie Chase
at the Park House Saturday evening Pro
gressive euchre was played, Miss Elizabeth
Leavitt and Halle Webster winning the
first prizes, while Julius Gull of Greenwich,
n. Y, and Miss Appleton of New York
were consoled with the BOBBY prizes. A
choice collation. was served during the
evening.