Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-07-21
PERSONAL.

/ sister, MIS-. ETdUh DldoOis
Conductor James Worthington VIII re-
move here from Londonderry soon
Mrs. Z. L. Hildreth returned Monday
| from her visit in Brightwood, Mass
Mrs. Ovington Ross of Chicago is here
on visit to her father, Col. Dunton.
Mrs. d. S. Angler went Monday to New
port. this state, to spend several week.
DR.. Gregg went yesterday to Bradford
| this state. where he has a sister living
Mrs. G. w. Pierce and children are at
Nantasket Beach for two weeks outing
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Smith are away on
a weeks trip to Saratoga and Lake George.
Ruth and Mabel Hunt are spending two
weeks with their aunt in PetCrboro n. H.
MaIy Plimpton is filling Miss Wade's
place as clerk at Taylor Brothers bakery
E. E. Convey of New York, formerly
clerk for w. II. Geddis, spent Sunday in
town.
Frank Howe of the Montpelier Argus
editorial force greets his Brattleboro friends
briefly.
Capt Tutherly, who is detailed for serv-
ice with the Vermont troops, was here
Saturday.
Miss Kennedy and Miss Neglie of Spring
field, Mass, are at Maurice Austin's on
Elliot street
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Edgarton left Tues
day for visit in Springfield, Mass, and
other places.
Miss Louise Engel of Hartford, Conn,
is with her aunt, Miss Minnie Dietrich, for
a few weeks.
Miss Cora Coates has returned from a
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other places.
Julius Mason left Saturday for the White
Mountains, where he will remain during
the summer.
Fred Warren of Worcester, Mass, has
this week visited his cousins, S. Fl. and +.
d. Warren, jr
Mrs. Samuel Leland of West Windsor
has this week been the guest of her niece,
Mrs. p. c. Spencer.
Mrs. L. 5. Maynard and children OF
Springfield, Mass, are with her mother,
Mrs. Andrew Horton.
Fred Cressy, travelling salesman for the
Brattleboro Overall company, is spending
his vacation at Chesterfield
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Young and daugh-
ter 90 today to the cottage which they
have rented at Mantle, Conn.
George Stockwell with his wife and
child, drove here from North Adams, and
have spent a week with relatives.
The Menzies family went Tuesday to
Fabyan's in the White Mountains, where
they are TO remain till September.
Chas Thompson and Lewis Gregg are
spending their vacation in the vicinity OF
Lake Champlain and Lake George.
Z. l.. Wood returns to Philadelphia to-
day. Mrs. Wood will remain here with
her parents for the next two months.
Mrs. P. Goodrich, and her daughter Mel
lie, who has recently returned from New
ton, Mass, are now in Ludlow for time.
Bert L. Taylor has given up his situa-
ton at Hoboken, y. j., and is now on the
editorial staff of the Manchester, n. H.,
Telegram.
The funeral OF Horace Haskins at Bos-
ton Tuesday was attended by his brothers,
Col Haskins and Inland Haskins, and Miss
Minnie Haskins.
Miss Lizzie Robinson of Peoria, H., has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ann Lamb,
but is now with another aunt, Mrs. Henry
Jacobs of Guilford.
Mrs. John Hall and her daughter Mrs.
Tones, have taken the Noyes White cot
tage at Spoffori lake, and will spend a
month or two there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Stone, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Morris, and their relatives
from Massachusetts are at c. l.. Cobb 5
cottage at Spofford lake.
VIM. f. Walcott and F. c. Wainwright
of Lawrence, canoeists who were making
a trip down the Connecticut, were at the
Brooks House over Sunday.
w. r. Geddis and his sister, Miss Kate,
are off this week for a trip West. Daven-
port, Ia, Mr.. Geddis's former home, is
among the places they Will visit.
Miss Dow of Brooklyn, y. Y, an expe-
rienced teacher of music, who is to come
here as the guest of Miss Louise Rawson.
will form a class in vocal culture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ingram of Troy, y.
y, who have been at the Brooks House
for several weeks, have gone to Newfane.
where Mr.. Ingram formerly lived.
Judge Wheeler left for Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. Wheeler accompanied him as far as
Buffalo, where she will remain for two
weeks while he is at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Kathan, mother of Mrs. C. w.
Putfer, is critically i'll. Mrs. Butterfeld.
who is at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Lucien Elmer, is also gradually failing.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Randall and daugh-
ter are at their cottage "Rushmere." at
SpofOrd lake. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Clarv
and daughter have also been there briefly.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Ripley and children
of Springfield, Mass, were at Z. A. Cham
6erlaln's Tuesday on their way to Wards
boro. They will visit here before return
ing home.
Mr.. and Mrs, H. F. C, T0dt and daugb-
ter went to Winthrop Beach Saturday.
Mr.. TOdt returned Monday, but Mrs. TS3t
and daughter will remain there for the
summer.
Rev. F. J. Parry, accompanied by his
wife and son, left Yesterday for his yearly
vacation of month. His first visit is N
Philadelphia, his former home. going af-
terward TO the beach.
j. Erwin Hoy, who is on a trim East
from California, has been in town tbis
week. He reports the condition of Mrs
F. W. Brooks, which has been quite alarm
ing, TO be now much improved.
Lyman Goldsmith of Shelburne Falls
accompanied by Miss Smith, is SPENDING
MS vacation with his mother. They are
now, with Nj. O. Hodgkins's family. snend-
ing some time at Chesterfield lake
Mrs. Susan Goodrich and O. f. Randall