Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-10-13
PERSONAL.


u b. Burnham of Andover, Mass. has
Deen here this week.
MISS Bessie Reed of Springfield spent
sunday with her parents.
A. e. Atwood has been in Boston This
week on a business trip.
MISS Rose Judge is spending week or
more in Springfield, Mass
John Sylvester has sold his farm in West
Brattleboro to W. NJ. Bellows.
n. II. White has begun work ON Georoo
Mlllers new house in Guilford
Mrs f. p. Amidon of Keene. n. H.. has
been visiting at James Estey's.
T.. Wales opens dancing school in
Northfield, Mass, next Monday evening.
Mrs. Bishop of New Haven Conn. is
the guest of Mrs. j. A. Taylor.
Miss Annie Curran of Hinsdale is with
Mrs. Phillips for the winter season.
Z. Is. Park has broken ground for his
new house on South Canal street.
George Wilder, a New London Northern
fireman, is housed with an abscess on his
neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Durham of West
Paris, Me-, are in town on visit to their
sons.
Miss Emma Spofford of Boylston, Mass,
IS on a visit to her uncle, Rev. E. S.
Morse.
Dr. Fremont Hamilton has had his resi-
dence connected with the telephone ex-
change.
IL. A. Chaplin and his father Julius
Chaplin, have been in Colrain visiting the
latter's sister.
Mrs d. T. Field of Fair Haven is visit
ing her daughters Mrs. A. L. Atwood and
Mrs. E. B. Wilson.
Miss Belle Tenney went Monday to
New York to continue her musical studies
through the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. F. Il. Dickinson took a
party of friends on pleasure drive through
the county on Tuesday.
Miss Ina Freeman returned Tuesday to
| Watertown, n. Y, after month or more
spent with her parents here.
Edwin r. Champln of the editorial staff
of the Fall River, Mass, Evening News is
spending few days in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Smith of Chester
will move here soon and occupy the Daven-
port house on Prospect street
Mrs. L. A. Budd has returned to her
New York home after spending two or
three weeks at Mrs. Kirkland's.
Mrs. F. c. Gale and Mrs. DeWese De
Witt will take carriage drive to Spring
field, Mrs. DeWitt's former home.
Maj. f. w. Childs is in New York to
attend meeting of the directors of the
Forest Il Stream club of Wilmington.
Rev. j. A. Babbitt, who is an alumnus
of Williams college, attended the centennial
celebration of that institution this week
Frank Putnam broke his wheel while on
a trip to Alstead, " H., and as result
experienced the delights of pedestrianism.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Plummer return to-
morrow from SpoffOrd Lake. Mr. Plum
mer has had a very successful season at
Woodside
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Burlingame of Mer-
iden, Conn, who have spent week or
more with relatives here, have returned to
their home.
Dr. II. d. Holton read an appreciat-
i've obituary of DR. Walter Carpenter at
the state medical convention at Rutland
yesterday.
T. W. Bruce, Harry Bruce and G. B.
Reed have finished work at the Estey
Organ factory. The elder Bruce is one OF
Rev. c. O. Day went to Williamstown,
Mass, to attend the Williams college cele-
bration, and from there to Worcester to
the meetings of the American board.
Thomas McVeigh has removed this week
from 50 Elliot street to the Mrs. MARSHALL,
house on North street, which he will care
for during Mrs. Marshal's absence in Cali
fUrnia.
Eugene Akley has gone to Barton t.
buy carload of cows. Messrs Akley ant
Wright will keep so cows on their farm
formerly the Norton place, at Vernon, thi:
winter.
c. w. Potter went from here to Barr,
and opened a bakery, which he ran sue
cessfully. He has now bought a simila
establishment in New York city and gon'
there to take possession.
George c. Staly, Americas creates
German dialect comedian, will appear a
the town hall November B. in "Antony tn
Trumpeter." The Bijou Opera company il
booked for the oath inst.
The farm on the Wickopee hill road, be
longing TO the estate of the late JOIN
Butterfield, has been sold to Dan Wilder
The personal property on the farm wa
disposed of at auction yesterday.
Chas. +. Harris, formerly the manage
of the Brattleboro Beef company, has beel
transferred by Swift & Co. to st. Johns
bury, where he has charge of the station
which they have just opened there.
Curtis Yeaw, former High school pu
pil, has this week called upon fOrme
acquaintances here. Mr.. Yeaw is a Worces
ter, Mass, caterer, and is the inventor o
a novel street sweeping machine. This
his first visit to Brattleboro, with one ex
ception, in about 20 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Floyd of Boston ar
visiting Mrs. E. A. Slack at her Wester
avenue home. Mr.. Floyd is a wholesal
ieweler in Boston, and learned the bushes
, with the old firm of Thompson Il Range
in war times. Like other visitors I
Brattleboro, they are delighted with tn
autumn beauties of the place.
H. NJ. Cutting will spend the winter il
Chicago with his son, Prof. w. Star
Cutting. Prof. Cutting returned to Chicag
about three weeks ago to resume his wor
r at the Chicago University. Mr. IL. N
Cutting and Mrs. w. Starr Cutting an
: her children will leave the latter part
Z next week.
1 THE BUTTBRFIBLD FAMILY.