Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-07-27
(, BRATTLEBORO FRIDAY, july ~, 1894.
PERSONAL.


H. f. Kidder has moved to Jamaica.
Miss Eliza Hyde returns to Washington
today.
Charles Haskins of Boston was in town
over Sunday.
Mrs. E. G. Stearns returns today to
Lakeport n. II.
Mrs. Olaf Carlson returns Monday from
her trip to Germany.
Miss Bessie Van Doom Joins her parents
at the seashore Monday.
Miss c. b. Powers of Westfeld is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. f. S. Hall.
Mrs Charles Henke returned Monday !
after visit in Springfield Mass.
Freddie Stramer sprained his arm while |
playing in Fuller Park yesterday.
Gilbert Murray has moved from 81 FL |
hot street to the rear of "a High
Miss Mamie and Adele Barker of Balti- |
more are the guests of II. G. Hardie.
Mr.. and Mrs. LAWN by request give
concert at Manchester tomorrow night
DR.. Page of the Retreat returned Friday
from vacation spent in the Maine woods.
Mrs. O. H. Stevens and daughter of st.
Adams are visiting in Vernon and Brattle-
boro.
Saben Yeaw will move from Church
street to ID. p. Cobb's new house on Central
street.
Geo. c. Hopkins and G. A. Sheldon of
Greenfield, came up to attend the Unita-
rian fair.
A party of New Workers from Westmin-
ster attended the Howe-Lavin concert last
evening.
Dr. b. F. Ketchum, E. A. Tyler, and
| Willard Cobb went to Block Island this
morning.
! G. f. Macomber, the director of operas,
was here yesterday on his way to Ticonder
oga, N. Y.
A party from Madame Balestiers will 90
t. the Forest and Stream clubs house early
next week.
Mrs. Albert Baldwin and daughter Mat
tie are at Antrim, n. H., for visit of sew
eral weeks.
Frank Foster of Lebanon, y. H., comes
today for short visit with his brother,
George Foster.
The Misses White, daughters of Sally
Joy White of Boston, are guests at Gov.
Fuler's this week.
Mrs. j. Gray Estey returned from Pea
body, Mass, Wednesday after visit of
two or three weeks.
Marshall Winkler of Camden, ~ j., is
here for a visit of several weeks with his
sister, Mrs. F. L. Smith.
Miss Mary Averill teacher in the public
schools of Springfield, Mass, is at her
brothers. Geo. c. Averlis.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Wyatt of Boston are
here for an extended stay with Mrs. wy
ats aunt, Mrs. VIM. F. Howe.
noNV;tt Loft 'TuocJo,- for a ,isit ,f
a few days i'm Quincy, Mass, joining Mrs.
Dewitt, who went there last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Clark left yesterday
for Manchester this state, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Clark uncle, John Andrus.
Mrs. f. L. Wood and daughters of Cam
den, y. j., are expected tomorrow for a
visit with Mrs. Woods parents, Mr.. and
Mrs J. f. Hubbard.
Fred Matthews, Yale, '96, friend of DR..
Thompson's, will assist in the office work
of the Brattleboro Retreat during the re-
mainder of his vacation.
A tally-ho party was taken to Spofford
lake Wednesday by Liveryman Higgins,
and enjoyed the day with the boys who
went there to camp Saturday.
/. D. Greene and family will return
q from the seashore Monday and George E.
= Greene and family will then 90 to Spofford
lake for stay of several weeks.
o Mrs. Charles Fairbanks and Miss Inez
: Fairbanks arrived yesterday. Mrs. Fair
> banks will go to Guilford, but her daughter
will remain here as the guest of Miss Lulu
! Bracket
- Among the guests at the Forest and
a Stream clubs house this week have been
Superintendent of Schools MaXfield OF
Brooklyn and Mr. Twining, of the New
= York Independent staff.
. Mrs G. NJ. Taylor of Washington, d
c., arrived Tuesday, and after a visit
with her brother, O. F. Bailey, left yester
day for Grafton. Mrs. Taylor will return
:, here before going to Washington.
Mrs. Francis Livingston, who has spen
several weeks with Mrs. +. II. Thoma
-, and Mrs. j. c. Dewitt went to New GOrl
- Friday, and from there left for her HON,
y - in Pomona, Calf, making the journey vii
- the Isthmus of Panama.
Judge Royal Tyler and wife return from
J.. Chatham, Mass, early next week. Majo
f. w. Childs and family will spend tn
II larger part of the month of August at tina
Is place. Mrs. Fullerton and Mrs. Hadley o
- Chester will also join the party.
Among out of town people at the Howe
W LAWN concert were Mr.. Whiting, assistan
Is managing editor of the Springfield Repub
u lican, Col c. S. Forbes, st. Adams, MI
ie and Mrs. f. NJ. Dexter of Philadelphia
the Misses White of Boston, Mr.. and Mr.:
st C. A. Linsley and Mrs. Edward Sankey {
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