Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-07-07
PERSONAL.

this week.
Fred Colburn of Springfield was here for
the Fourth.
Mrs. Margaret Gordon is in Vergennes
for several weeks.
Bert FTidreth returned yesterday from
his visit to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Harris are visiting
in WhitesborO, n. Y.
Henry E. Buck of Worcester, Mass, was
here briefly this week.
Miss Maria Cross is seriously i'll at Eu-
gene Frost's in Frost block.
Arlan Spencer of Orange, Mass, is at
the home of Maj, G. II, Bond.
Carl Morgan of Amherst, Mass, will
spend a week with G. H. Smith.
Miss Bessie Maynard of Fitchburp
Mass, is visiting Miss Isabel Holmes.
William Lindsey and wife of Orange
Mass, are guests at William Lennox's.
Austin Miller, Walbridge Horton and F.
A. johnson are camping at Chesterfield.
Miss Carrie Huntley, cashier in F. X.
Barrows's store, is away on her vacation.
L. II. Stellman has been in Holyoke
Mass, several days this week on business.
Mrs. Hannibal Hadley is visiting with
friends in Springfield and Greenfield, Mass.
The Misses Moore of Greenfield are
guests at John B. Dion's on Elliot street.
Alfred Warren of Florence, Mass, came
home Saturday to remain over the Fourth.
Miss Cora Coates has spent the week
with Miss Allen at her home in Newport,
n. H.
Mrs. G. A. Briggs of Claremont, n. H.,
is with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. G.. F.
Gale
Will Wood of Springfield, Mass, was
one of the guests who spent the Fourth in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Perry went Friday to
New York on the excursion, returning
July l.
Mrs. Edna Scott, nee Smith, a member
of B. H. S., 80, is the guest of Miss Belle
Emerson.
Mrs William Fish and little son Gordon
of Newark, N. j., are guests at H. H.
Hackleys.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bellows and daughter
of Yonkers, n. Y, are at Mrs. Kirklands
for a time
y. NJ. Simmonds returned Monday from
his vacation visit of two weeks in his New
Bedford home.
Miss Hattie Jones and her friend, Miss
Mann, of Boston, have spent the week at
W. P. Jones's.
A. W. Chids succeeded in Turing pound
and half bass from Chesterfield lake with
fly on Tuesday.
Mrs. Freeman billiard of Mortified
Farms, Mass, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. G. C. Benson.
Miss Mabel johnson of Keene, n. H.,
has assumed her duties as clerk in o. j.
Pratt's store this week.
W. H. Bigelow and his bride, who was
Miss Margaret Allardice of Providence, r.
l., are at West Brattleboro.
F. G. Field has returned from his Maine
trip. and has this week begun work for the
Bratteboro Overall company.
Isaac Bailey had his eyes injured yester-
day by horse switching its tail into them,
so as to disable him from work.
Mrs. Chas. E. Downer is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Berlin and Albany, n.
Y, and Williamstown, Mass, for few
weeks.
Mrs O. E. Heath of Palatka, Fla, sister
of the late B. n. Chamberlain, came yes
terday for visit with Mr.. Chamberlain's
family.
Mrs. Brown, nee Knowlton, a former
Brattleboro resident, now of Worcester,
Mass, is at Mrs. Sawyer's for part of the
summer.
B. F. Curtis and wife of Worcester, Mass,
spent the week of the Fourth with friends
in West Mortified, South Vernon and
Bratteboro.
John ClarksoL, coachman for Col.
Hooker for a number of years, was here
to attend the funeral of Mrs. James Fisk
Wednesday.
Timothy Shea, ir., now of the st. James
hotel. New York, and his wife, are on
vacation visit at Mr.. Shea's fathers on
Western avenue
Misses Nellie and Julia Sears of Green
field have been guests of Charles Henkers,
and are spending some time at Chesterfield
lake with the Henkel family.
D. H. Miller has been elected to repre-
sent the local cigarmakers at the bl-annual
convention of cigarmakers which will be
held in Milwaukee in September.
News has been received by Brattleboro
friends that Mrs. F. w. Brooks, who is
now with her daughter, Mrs. Ryan, in Cal
ifornia, is in a critical state of health.
Frank Wright of Boston has been visit
ing at D. S. Pratt's this week. He formerly
lived here with his uncle, A. H. Wright,
but has not visited Brattleboro for II
years.
Karl Johnson has moved from Brook
road to the house of Lucius A. Moore in
Esteyyille. A party of his Swedish friends
gave him a house warming in his new
tenement the Fourth.
Carl HOllander, who has been making
the Estey exhibit ready at the Worlds
Fair, and Charles Henkel, who has been
viewing the big show for "points," will
return Saturday or Monday.
Lucius A. Moore of Esteyville was
thrown down and dragged by horse
which was running loose and which he
was trying to secure with rope. Mr..
Moore had one arm broken.
W. F, Aiken of Greenfield, representing
the Fidelity and Casualty insurance com
pany of New York, has become resident
OF Brattleboro, having moved his family
INTO Mrs. Housh's house, No. 20 Oak street.
Mrs. Budd and Miss ComstOck of New
York city, who have been spending
month at the Brooks House, left yesterday
Tor the White Mountains. Miss Comstock
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