Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-14
PERSONAL.

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Friday. W his nome last
and Leroy, y. Y. 's Ill syracuse
p, MRS, H. n. Rawson is visiting Mrs. Ina
rutnam at Alstead n. II. --''' III"
LOUIS Gregg has gone to New York for
pressure trip of a few DAYS.
MIS- IL. A. Lowell and daughter of Al
SVeau' N H., are at S. S. Hunts.
The Misses Calvin of Midd,or,,r,, ..
visiting their brother, John Calvin 'i'
>. l.. Griffith, the well known lumber
man Vi Danoy, was in town Tuesday.
~ Mrs. Melvin Stickney and daughter of
ne" lork are guests of o. II. Sticknev.
Daniel Shea is to move from Reed hin
10 the Griffin homestead on Elliot street
Miss Mary Niles returns to Bridpenort
Conn, this week and later will 90 10 New
York. '' 80 " ne"
W. ii. Childs and Ira Bennett left the
latter part of last week on a fishing trim to
Maine. '"is UP "
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Pullen and Mr. and
MRS w: B. Vinton have been in Boston
this week. -'0''0ii
Miss Edith Damon of Wiuimantic
Conn, is the guest of Mrs. Boander ai
West BrattleboTo.
Mrs. H. F. c. T6dt and daughter went
yesterday to South Lancaster Mass, for
visit of two weeks.
w. w. Walker has been called to Clare
mont, n. H., this week on account of the
illness of relatives.
M. G. Taylor has been at his home in
Manchester, this state, the past week, re-
turning yesterday.
Mrs. Jennie Atwood and daughter Ma
bel of North Bennington are the guests of
Mrs. j. c. Dewitt
Mrs. c. A. Hillard returned Yesterday
from Woodstock, where she has spent
three or four weeks.
Geo. l.. Lane and family returned Satur-
day from their two months visit in Suflield,
Conn.,, and vicinity.
Joseph c. Derry, who has been employed
by'John O'Connor, the mason, has enlisted
in the regular army.
Mrs. G. w. Bruce has returned to her
home in Springfield, Mass, after visiting
her father Joel Willard.
E. John Devine, who went to Chelsea
Mass, recently as stage manager, has
joined Neletas vaudevilles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos White, who returned
Saturday from Fishers Island, left early in
the week for visit in New York city.
Rev. DR.. Geo. Leon Walker preached last
Sunday in the Puritan church at Pittsford,
where his father was pastor for 30 years.
Miss Addie Shattuck goes today to Shell
burne, Mass, to spend few days with her
sister, Miss Carrie, who is teaching there.
Liston Ketchum goes today to Newport,
r. l., to spend two weeks witnessing the
pony races, golf matches, and other sports.
Will Collins of the Springfield Repub-
lican staff is expected to come home to-
morrow to spend part of his vacation.
Miss Emma Miller has had her residence
on Elliot street newly repaired and
Henry Miller, her nephew, has rented the
tenement down stairs.
Frank Farr's family have returned from
Spofford lake, and Mr.. Farr expects to
close Lakeside this week. Mr.. Goodrich
will also close his resort this week.
Miss Mary Wells, who died at her home
in Shelburne, Mass, Sept >, at the age OF
SO years, was sister of the late Mrs JOS
eph A. Stevens of Brattleboro. and had
often visited here.
j. w. Shelley of Putney sang at the
Universalist church last Sunday III place of
Mrs. Lima Hubbard, who was i'll. Mr..
Shelley has this week gone to New York,
where he has position.
Matthew Sullivan, who came from Bos
ton to attend the funeral of his mother
Mrs. Catherine Sullivan, returned Satur-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Toomey and children
of Brooklyn are still here.
= Mrs. Bower and son, who have spent a
month at the Brooks House, return tC
Pittsburg, Pa, this week. Mrs. F. e.
Brown has returned to New York, aftel
spending the summer here.
J Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Fairbanks of Spring
= field. Mass, were at the Brooks House yes
terday, on their wedding journey. Mr.
Fairbanks is general secretary of the Ar
mory hill Y. NJ. c. A. of that city.
Mrs. W. H. Phillips left this morning
= for New York city to select fall and win
ter STYLES of millinery. She will be JOINED
at Springfield by Miss Osgood, who viii
assist her in the work and who will thel
p return with Mrs. Phillips.
. Merrill Ward of the Tufts divinit.
2 school is in town. His mother, who ha
| heen here for a short time, will return t
5 Tnfts college with him. Mr.. Ward ha'
, been preaching at South Buxton, Me.
= during the summer vacation.
= H.R. Lawrence has been in Rockville
Conn, as Judge of horses at the far nell
1 there. Mr.. Lawrence has refused seVera
9 engagements in a similar capacity, ou
will probably act as judge at the Bridge
water and Athol, Mass, fairs.
l Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. House and daugh
ter who have been spending some time L
Rrattleboro and other places in this state
e left Monday for their home in PhiladelPhia
+, accompanied by Miss Helen Thurber, wh
l will spend a month or more in that city.
Mrs. Stella Goodnow, the nurse WIN
: has been caring for Mrs. Isaac Clevelan
for two months, has gone TO Whlte hlVe
: Junction to spend a few days, ara
Il ahout two weeks will return to Ann Al
boT Mich. to resume her medical studies
n Shirley Brigham attended the reunion
5 the Brigham family in Marlboro Mass
u wednesday. More than 800 descendant
y Of Thomas Brigham of England were pre-
y ont. L. S. Brigham, formerly OF Brattl'
" boro. was the chairman OF the commute
g of arrangements. 49,.
y Miss Gertrude Earle and her aunt, MIS-
Ionise Chandler, of Somerville, Mass al
! chests at T. j. b. Cudworth's s. MISS E Ia
S2,bo is a daughter of the late OrVllle Ear
Is of Bratteboro, is now a student IN "