Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-07-28
PERSONAL.


Allyn Crosby left for the Worlds Fair
wednesday. 0''' All
:. charlotte and Marion Moves are visiting
III Colrain, Mass.
home in Chester "'' '''
george Clay is home from Boston for a
two weeks vacation 'oi
tend the Worlds Fair. "'-
D W. kirkland is home from Boston for
vacation of three weeks.
j. e. Hall and daughters returned from
Vhe worlds Fair Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Combs arc q, p,oo,,
Island for weeks outing.
Miss Julia c. Wells and maid Of Now
ork are at the Brooks House.
- MRS. f. N. Whitney has come here from
burlington to join her husband.
=, Miss Rebecca Shaffer Is the guest of
MRS Charles Sherman at Keene.
=, Miss Louise Wetherbee of Fitchburp
MASS, is guest at DR.. Barber's.
MRS. A. M. Dodge went Yesterday TO
worcester, to be absent several weeks.
Miss Helen Dewey of Montpelier is tbe
guest of her sister, Mrs. ]. L. Marin,
MISS kittie Hosiield and sister of Brook
| Yn' N l., are the guests of Miss Pitlzin.
MIR. and Mrs. C. E. Dudley of Boston
are AT f. +. Hopkinson's for a two weeks
stay.
Mrs. Baxter Reed has spent several DAYS
TINS week in ChicOpee and Springfield.
Mass. ''''''''
Mrs. Edmund Carey returned Monday
after five weeks visit in Fitchburg,
Mass. .
l.. W. Hawley goes tomorrow to Prov
mcetown, Mass, to spend Sunday with his
family.
Mr., and Mrs E. Carpenter returned
Tuesday from a weeks visit in Barton
Landing.
Chas. A. Stockwell has gone to New
| Britain, Conn, where he will work on the
electric cars.
Chas. Sumner of Turner's Falls, Mass,
is visiting Mrs. L. NJ. Burdett and Mrs.
! f. l.. Childs.
Geo. Allen, who has been engineer on
Capt. Whites steamer at the lake, is now
at home again.
Miss Minnie Graves of Greenfield, Mass.
! will spend some time here with her brother,
! George Graves.
Leslie Thayer, who is now engaged in
the hotel business at Orange, Mass, was in
town yesterday.
Charles Streeter, Archie Streeter, Chas.
| Clark and Frank Bailey are doing New
! York this week.
Misses Maud and Della Wood of Spring
! field are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Wood.
Mrs. Andrew Baldwin and daughter are
in Antrim, n. H., for a stay of several
weeks with relatives.
Carl Henkel will succeed Z. John De-
vine as night operator and collector at Che
telephone exchange August /.
Miss Daisy Bishop goes today to spend
several weeks with relatives in Springfield,
Mass, and Thompsonville, Conn.
Leopold Retting has been spending few
days with his wife and daughter, who are
at North Pomfret for the summer.
Landlord Harvey of the American
House spent Sunday at Watch Hill, Conn,
as the guest of Conductor Sanders.
Miss Harwood of Lincoln, Neb., and
Miss Goodhue of New Haven, Conn. are
guests at G. E. Sturgess on High street.
Mrs DR.. Brown, who has been at Geo
A. Illness for several days, returned to
her home in Dedham, Mass, yesterday.
Mrs. d. S. Foster of St. Adams has
been visiting her son, Fred Foster, book
keeper for the Brattleboro Beef company
Miss Alice Whitney spent a few days
with Mrs. Emerson Gibson this week, on
her way TO Rutland from the World
Fair.
Peter Gould, who has been at the Cool
ey House in Springfield for a month, has
returned to his former work at the Brooks
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Goodhue, ir., and
daughter of Philadelphia are expected to-
morrow for a visit with Mr.. Goodhue's
parents.
Mrs. Marcia Harvey is visiting in West
port, n. H., and will go from there to
Athol, Mass, to remain during the rest of
the summer.
Ervng Webster of Florida arrived here
this week, joining his wife and children,
who have been visiting in Guilford Yer
non and BrattleborO.
Bert Adams moves today to Bullock
street from the Carleton house on Canal
street, and Miss Sadie HOughton takes the
tenement thus vacated.
Miss May Corbett resumed her work for
the Brattleboro Overall company Monday,
after spending a two weeks vacation with
her parents in st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Trip are reveling
in the delights of seaside life at Block Is
land. DIR. Burrows has charge of Mr.,
Tripp's store during his absence.
Col. Haskins is in Boston today to attend
a meeting of the commissioners of Vermont
and Massachusetts,, who are to establish the
boundary lines between the two states
Mrs. Laura Haskins and Mrs. Carrie
Perry are at Hihland Haskins's for few
weeks, before going to Boston to arrange
for the settlement of Horace Haskin's es-
tate.
Darwin Smith of Boston has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Rhoda Smith. lie
was accompanied by Mr.. Hall, a fellow EN-
ploye in the Mason d Hamlin organ fac
tory.
Rev. F. W. Sprague is away for his va
cation of a month. He went Monday TO
Philadelphia, where he joined Mrs. Spraguec
and they went from there to the World
Fair.
p. Joyce has moved from 10 South Mair
to the corner of Williams and Blrgt
| 80. u palIarin from Is Reed to IL