Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-09-15
PERSONAL.

F. W. ozark, who has been seriouslv III
IS now able to walk out
Emery Farr has entered the emnlov of
Z. w. Puffer & Co.
Mrs. Mccarthy of Charlestown. Mass.
is at Timothy Moran's '''
MRS. Fred Swift is the teacher of the
school In district No. at Vernon.
MISS Nellie Petee left Monday for Horn
eHsvllle, N. Y, for medical treatment.
Miss Bertha Putnam of Roxburv. Mass
is the guest of Mrs. Lawton at the Retreat
mrs 4. w. Stoddard has returned after
West. - 'lio
Frank McManus, jr., of Concord. n. IT..
was here Wednesday, in search of fine
horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Streeter returned
tuesday from carriage drive through the
| county
DR.. and Mrs. wesselhoeft are here for a
month, after spending the summer at Jaf-
frey, n. II.
Mrs Barney Pratt is in a serious condi-
ton. She underwent a surgical operation
yesterday
DR.. Ketchum and VIM. Brockington and
family have returned, after an outing at
Block Island
Mrs. II. Sanders and Mrs. Stall of New
London are spending the week at the
American House.
Mrs. j. A. Taylor is spending fortnight
with MIR. and Mrs. Riddell in Somerville
and at the beach.
Miss Gibson, matron at the Retreat, re-
turned last Saturday from two weeks
visit to the Worlds Fair.
Misses Carrie Shattuck and Jennie Stod-
dard returned this week to Westfield Nor
NAL school to resume their studies.
Beulah Tucker gave a pleasant party
yesterday afternoon to some of her young
friends to celebrate her sixth birthday.
Miss Mary Grady has returned to her
work in Northampton, after an extended
vacation here and at Ulster, Pa.
The Christian Register announces the
recent marriage of Rev. john B. Green of
Reading, Mass, formerly of Brattleboro,
to Miss Jennie H. Chadbourne of Saco,
Me-
Mary Long of Lawrence, Mass, is at
Daniel Longs, and Charles Flynn of
Charlestown, Mass, was there over Sun
day.
George Welman, whose death is record
ed by our Wilmington correspondent, for
merly lived with his parents in Brattleboro
and Guilford.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Harper left
Brattleboro this week to go to Auburn, n.
Y, where Mr.. Harper is to enter a theo-
logical seminary.
William Ryan of New Haven Conn, is
visiting his relatives in Brattleboro and
Guilford. He is accompanied by James f.
Mclaughlin of New Haven.
c. L. Brigham of Claremont played
with the First Regiment band Wednesday
night. Mr. Sweet was highly compliment
ed on his tuba solo at the concert.
Among those who left for the World S
Fair this week are Mrs. Horace French, DR..
Knapp, c. l, Knapp, Harry Pratt, E. H.
Richardson, Don Miller, John Wells.
Rev. Mr. Day left Thursday for an addi-
tional vacation of two weeks, rendered him
by the trustees of the church, and will
spend five days of the time at the World s
Fair.
George Foster, who was ill at the World S
Fair, was able to be out yesterday for the first
time since his return, and he expects to re-
sumo work at Jordan & Van Doom S
Monday.
Brattleboro friends have sent congratu-
lations 10 Ora Elmer Butterfield and Amy
lola Dunklee, whose marriage reception
was announced to be held at Ann Arbor,
Mich, last evening.
Arthur Knight has moved from Harris
place to 40 High street, where c. F. Bing-
ham formerly lived. Miss Hattie johnson
has given up her tenement on High street
and begun work at the BrattebOro Re
treat.
Mr. James Dalton returned Wednesday
night from a seven weeks visit at Chicago
and the Worlds Fair, Miss Stella Dalton
leaves tomorrow to join her mother, who
still remains with her brother, F. p.
Wheeler, in Chicago.
H. c. Titus has moved from Centreville
to % South Main street, taking the tene-
ment vacated by Charles Hills, who has
broken up housekeeping and gone to
Springfield, Mass. George w. Bliss has
moved from II Washington street to his
new house on Pine street. and j. 7.
Nichols from Brook road to Laurel street.
} Mrs. S. Kaets and maid, Mrs n. E. Ten
Brock and Miss Z. A. Prawl of New York
are spending several weeks at the Brooks
House; Mrs. G. w. lockwood of Marlboro,
Mass. and Mrs. John w. EstabrOok OF
Boston have been making their annual visit
! there; Mrs. Warder and Mrs. Wallace OF
Lenox, Mass, are other recent arrivals
DIR. Rockwell and family are expected tc
arrive Monday.
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