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

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Mis-, Mary McGraw is visiting her father
Of Waterbury, this state.
Mis-, uigginson of Boston is spending a
week a' the Brooks House.
Mr. Crowley of Springfield, Mass, has
baen The guest of Fred Gale.
Can't and Mrs. Devens have returned
from East Gloucester, Mass.
Budd y. Hawkins, the Reading seed
rowtr was in town Friday.
Gear-c G.. Howard, the venerable clerk
at the Bmttleboro House, is quite i'll.
Mrs. W. c. Stone went Wednesday to
Montague, Mass, to visit her parents.
Mrs. Nctte Clements of BROOKLYN. n.
Y. /, here with her mother, Mrs. p. Starr.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Streeter will 90 to
Rowavton Conn, in few days for a visit.
VIII g. Smith is at Saxtons River, assist
ng IN the business work at Vermont Acad-
envy.
Mis-, f. ;. Farr of Montreal has been at
the Brooks House while on visit to her
mothcl
Fred c. Gale left Wednesday on pros
pect.ng trip, and may go as far as San
Francisco.
Harry NJ Cooley, clerk at the Brooks
House, is spending his vacation in Spring
field. Mass.
Mr.. j. T. Orne of Dorchester, Mass. a
former Brattleboro resident, is a guest at
H. T. Bonds.
Mr. and Mrs. p. S. Chase are now away
on a carriage drive to the eastern part of
s View York state.
G,,ttl, Of 4 81 1
exercises at the Universalist church at
Amherst yesterday.
Charles Hawley has returned after spend
ing two months in Minnesota Iowa and
. at the Worlds Fair.
Miss Mollie Chatfield has returned from
Canaan, n. H., where she has been at
work in a newspaper office.
Mr. and Mrs. E. d. Atwood of Chester
returned yesterday after spending a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Kimball.
Clayton Hackley is the guest of Harry
Stedman in Springfield, Mass, and will 60
from there to New York and Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Laughton of
Orange, Mass, who are on a carriage drive,
stopped at the American House Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown have taken
the tenement formerly occupied by Emil
ApfcIbaum in G. II. Timson's house in
Centrevl'e.
Mrs. j. A. DeBoer, of Montpelier wife
Of the actuary of the National Life Insur-
ance company, has been at the Brooks
House this week.
Joseph \. Amidon and Joseph Perry are
now employees at the Carpenter Organ
factory. Andrew Kugge has also returned
to his work there.
4. NJ. Mcdonald has been to Springfield
anil Windsor and to Charlestown, y. H.,
obi, week taking custom clothing orders for
Pratt, Wright & Co.
Estelle Tdd and Florence Fits are the
delegates from the Christian Endeavor
society of the Congregational church to the
state convention at Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Clark and child of
Marlboro; n. H., were at the American
House Sunday. Mr. Clark is the we'll
known blanket manufacturer
Sammie Boyce, whose skull was fractured
a few weeks ago, is making rapid and
complete recovery, and in a week or two
will be able to attend school.
Fred Brasor will move November from
Carl Hollender's house on Western avenue
to the tenement which Frank Burnett i,
fitingup in his new house on Brook street
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Vaughan returned
home Tuesday, via Washington, after al
absence of three weeks. After visiting the
Worlds Fair they went to several places il
the West.
Dr. F. H. Burnett of Hinsdale, y. H.
SON of H. II. Burnett of this village, wa,
elected president of the Cheshire County
Medical society at the annual meeting helC
at Keene last week.
Editor E. A. Hall of the Greenfield
Gazette, Mrs. Hall, Miss Nina Hall anC
Miss Alidea Gardner of Parkersburg, w
Va, have visited Brattleboro this weel
while on a carriage drive.
Miss Helen Fletcher will read paper OIL
"Our pledges as determining influence il
character" at the annual state convention
Of Christian Endeavor societies to be helC
at Barre next Tuesday and Wednesday.
DR.. Gale was called to Bellows Fall
Monday to attend Mrs. George Burnside
who has spent some time here at tn,
Brooks House. Mrs. Burnside was throw
from carriage and her shoulder dslocated
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Deming of Spring
feld, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Muzzy o
Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rand ant
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Pierce of SaXtOns Riv
er comprised party here on pleasur
drive Tuesday.
Mrs. Alexander Austin, who has beef
visiting her son, T. A. Austin, returned Il
Cambridge, Mass, yesterday. She wa
accompanied by Mrs. T. A. Austin ant
two younger children, who will RENAL
with her for two weeks.
Mrs f. X. Ghdden is at the Brook
House for the winter. Mrs. Frances Sa
portas of New York is also there for tn
winter as well as Mrs. j. M. Crosby, Mis-
Crosby, Miss Ann Crosby and Miss IL.
Crosby of Flushing, L. |.
Bratteboro has been a rendezvous fo
bridal couples this week, among them be
ing Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Jordan of Spring
field, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Davis
Naugatuck, Conn; Mr. and Mrs. jaime
Starr of Worcester, Mass.
6. T. Copeland did not return to Glover'
Vile, y. Y, last week, as announced, nc
being able to make the journey. lie
still very i'll at the home of Thomas SUN
ner on Esterbrook street, and Mrs. Cop
land is now here caring for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stedman of Great Barring
ton have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. sherman recently, being on a carriag
drive through this section. Mrs. Stedma
was Miss hhie GOuld a former teacher