Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-21
PERSONAL.

Joseph Derry, who left Brattleboro to
enlist in the regular army, has returned.
Mrs. II. f. Bond returned yesterday
after visit of four weeks in Brooklyn,
Ny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rockwell are spend
inc week with relatives in Hartford,
Conn
A. Starkey went to Gardner, Mass, yes
tarday to attend a reunion of veteran stage
dayers.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hooker and Miss
Avprill and maid of New York are at Mrs
Kikland's.
Mrs. Joseph n. Hornblower, child and
nurse. are at the Brooks House for an ex-
tended visit.
Miss Sarah E. Griswold has returned
from West Randolph, where she spent
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Collins and Mr. and
Mrs W. G. Smalley of Marlboro, n. H.,
were in town Tuesday.
". II. Feiker, formerly manager of the
northampton ball team, has called on Brat
teboro friends this week.
E. G. Frost moves from the Morse house
on Elliot street to Maurice Bowler's new
house on South Main street.
Fred Flagg of Troy, n. Y, representing
the Fidelity and Casulty insurance com
pny, has been here this week.
DR.. Holton goes next week to attend the
annual session of the American Public
Health association at Montreal.
Mrs. Fred Stockwell of Cambridge,
Sotnr1axr for a uicit nf two
weeks with relatives hereabouts.
Mrs. A. f. Atwood gave pleasant party
Tuesday evening in recognition of Mr.. At
WOODS 10th birthday anniversary.
L. F. Adams has been in Minneapolis,
Mimi, the past ten days, on business
trip He will return via the great lakes.
Frank Rogers has returned this week
after a trip through the state with D. l..
Griggs in the interest of the Morrell cure.
R. C. Albee, Mrs. E. P. Albee and Mrs.
Ina Tobin of Pittsburg, Pa, are spending
three or four weeks at the Brooks House.
William Benners, jr., known to the liter
airy world as Eric Braddon, has returned to
New York after visit with Ernest Pratt
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Floyd of Winthrop,
Mass arrived yesterday at Hiland Has
kins's and will remain for ten days visit.
julius Whitney returned Wednesday
from Pttsburg, Pa, where he attended the
national encampment of the Grand Army.
A. Brodie has returned from Halifax,
Nova Scotia, where he was called several
weeks ago on account of the death OF his
father.
Charles Brasor will go early in October
to work in the freight office of the Boston
Lowell division of the Boston & Maine
railroad.
Rev. F. J. Parry and Gen. j. j. Estey
90 next Tuesday to attend the meeting of
the Baptist state convention at North Ben
nington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Estey accompany
their daughter, Mrs. Amidon, to her home
in Wilton, n. H., today, for visit of three
or four weeks.
Miss Hulda Kelsey, who has worked for
Mrs. 5. S. Hunt eight years, has gone to
MedfOrd, Mass, having secured employ
ment in Tufts college.
Inspectors Warren and Gile, who have
been at work on the local telephone system
three weeks, have gone to Ware, Mass, to
put in a new exchange.
Clarence Carpenter, formerly the Brooks
House barber, who went West for his
health, is now conductor on an electric
railroad at Los Angeles, Cal.
D. B. Lyons and G. E. Benson, repre-,
sentatves of the Central Loan and Trust
company of Des Moines, Iowa, are making
their annual visit to Brattleboro.
Irwin Combs is at Winchester, his Ole
home He is recovering slowly from the
Injuries sustained at Springfield and VII
not be in condition to start at Keene neX'
week.
William Ellis has moved from Contra
street to Mr.. Anglers house on Soutf
Canal; w. r. Brown from Green to 90 FL
lot. Ezra Phillips has taken tenement
at 90 Elliot street.
Mrs. DIR. Webster of GAINESVILLE, Fla.
and Mrs. James johnson of Worcester
Mass, have been guests of Mrs. S. S. Hun
this week, Mrs. Webster is now with Ole
friends in Guilford.
Mrs. Cora Dix, who won first prize a
keene and second in Brattleboro in TN
ladies' contests for decorated bicycles, vii
be a competitor for similar honors at TIT
Greenfield fair today.
Pauline Fisk left Tuesday to enter We'll
esley college, and Rena Hall went to th'
same institution Wednesday. The latte
was accompanied as far as South Framing
ham by her sister who will remain ther'
for visit
Rev, Frs Gaffney of Rutland, Houlihai
OF Ludlow, Lonergan of White River juno
uon, Riley of West Rutland, Cunningham
Of Brattleboro and Terrien of Windsor as
sisted Father Reynolds at the 40 hours
devotion at st. Charles Parish in BELOW
talls this week.
Mr., and Mrs. r. NJ. Field of Kansa
ylIy have been at the Brooks House I'M
week, and also at Newfane, where MI
ield spent part of his boyhood with nj
grandparents. Mr.. Field is a widely know
ewspawer man, and brother OF Eugeh
leld Of Chicago.
D. Wales left Monday for Mar6lehea,d
Pss,, where the kirmess will be brough
under his direction. From Marble
Vi Mr. Wales will go to Lewiston, me-
hll similar engagement. Mrs. Wale
Harry will probably join him III tln
aslst in the presentation.