Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-09-01
PERSONAL.
Mrs. r. f. Bingham is quite i'll.

Mrs C. Is. Lamson went eunesday TO
Block Island
Mis-, Grace Poole of Keene is the guest
Of Mrs. J.. f. Holden.
Mrs l.. w. Hawley and two children
have returned from Taftsvile.
Mrs. Cowing, sister of A. F. Kelley, left
Tuesday for the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Edgett returned yes
,orlay from their wedding trip.
W. G. Dwight, editor of the Holyoke
Transcript, spent Sunday in town.
Can't, F. D. Weld and family are spend
inc few days in Athol Centre, Mass.
Miss Ida Fitch of Worcester, Mass, is
fine guest of her uncle, A. f. Boynton.
Dan Webster and George Wellman left
Saturday on a carriage drive to Sunapee.
F ! Shea is back at his duties at the
,o,t.ofice after two weeks of metropolitan
life
F. L. Hunt returned Tuesday after
bnstness trip to New York and Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Reed are at his
old home in Mortified, this state, for a
week
Harry Hotchkiss, who lives with d. L.
Griggs, has gone to Connecticut to visit his
mother
Miss Lucy Warner of Bernardston has
come here to enter. the employ of Miss
Gertie Miller.
Emery Farr has finished work at ST.
mondss grocery store and Merton Staples
takes his place.
Emma Gregg, Maddie Gregg and Marion
Adams will begin teaching schools in Dunn
merston Monday.
Miss Wynne Wadsworth leaves to-mor-
row for Weybridge, this state, where she
is to teach school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Thomas left yes
terday to spend their vacation at Mrs.
Thomas's old home.
John Devine moves from John Gains
house on Elliot street to Miss Waite's house
on North Main street.
Or. Henry Walker of New York has
been here as the guest of his brother, Rev.
Dr. George Leon Walker.
Mrs. w. S. Williams and children have
returned after stay of several weeks al
her old home on Long Island.
Mrs. j. M. Gibson, Miss Ann Durham
Louis Putnam and Miss Mary Putnam have
returned from Lake Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. Leverett Poor returned to
Peabody Mass, Saturday after a visit witt
their daughter, Mrs. j. Gray Estey.
Mr.. and MIS-. G.. L. Clary and daughter
and Mrs. o. E. Randall and daughter ar,
at Burlington for visit of two weeks.
DR.. c. S. Clark's family, who have beer
at Crescent Beach, on the Connection
coast, for a month, returned this week.
a.,
for Mrs. Stillman Clark for several weeks
has returned to her home in Mortified.
Miss Flora Merrifeld, daughter of Rev
Z. p. Mortified, has been chosen assistan
teacher in the High school at Winchester
n. H.
George Cheney, who has spent som
months with relatives in Brattleboro AM
vicinity, returned Tuesday to North Caro-
lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. LAWN are the guests o
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Briggs while a
Claremont this week to sing at the must
festival.
Will Norton, the base ball player, wa
in town Wednesday, He will go to Han
over next week to coach the Dartmouth
foot ball team.
Walter Sturgis and Elton Chamberlai
rode to Lake Pleasant ON their wheels las
Sunday, covering the 25 miles in two houI
and 10 minutes.
Rev. w. II. Collins visited in Rutland an
among his old parishioners at Vergenne
while on his way to the diocesan CONVEX
ton at Burlington.
Walter Pettee returned Wednesday
New York. Chas. Pettee resumed h
work in Springfield, Mass, Monday, ha'
ing recovered from the effects of spraine
knee.
An Albany item in the Barton Monte
saws: ''E. A. Pratt, of the firm of E.
Pratt & Co. of West Brattleboro has bee
confined to his bed at the hotel the pa
week"
Prof. Walter E. Howard, late Unite
States consul at Cardiff, Wales, has a
rived at Middlebury and will resume h
work at the college at the opening of IL
fall term.
DR.. and Mrs. William B. Clark lea'
next Monday for Baltimore, after spen
ing their vacation here and at the Maj
boro farm Matte Parker is now que
at the Clark farm.
Mrs. C. b. Rice will go to Boston t.
morrow, accompanied by Lena Dryer al
Alice Miller. Miss Dryer will study ste
ography and Miss Miller bookkeeping
the Berkeley school,
C.. H. Thompson, James Hooker al
Allyn Crosby went to Rutland Monday
play in the tennis tournament. owing
the storm the tournament was postpon
and they returned home.
DIR. Geo. F. Barber, the dentist, leay
today on vacation of two months. /
will see the Worlds Fair during /
absence, joining one of his old stude
friends from Newburg, N. Y.
Mrs. Ovington Ross, who has been he
with her parents, Col. and Mrs. Dunto
for some time, returns to Chicago to-mo
row and Miss Alice Farr will accompa
her for visit of three or four weeks.
Mrs. B. Williamson of Elizabeth, n. ,
is at the Brooks House for the remand
of the season. Miss Williamson return
from the White Mountains Saturday. M
II. Vincent King has joined her cousin
the Misses Pearsons.
Mrs. f. L. Wood and daughter, W
have been here with Mrs. Woods parer
for two months, returned to Camden,
j., yesterday, accompanied by Miss ADJ
Wnkler of the same city, who has De
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. l.. Smith.
Before Rev. w. S. Smithers left Bal
for st JohnshurV he raised about Sll u