Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-28

spending the week at $. W kimballs.
H. c. Longey and DR., Chas. Cutler Of Peter
boro' y. H, are at H. b. Chamberlain 5.
Mrs. Mary Brooks and Mrs Ellen Cobleigh Of
Boston guests of Mrs W. II. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. o. Carpenter Of Boston
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Francis W Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leverett Poore OF Peabody, Mass,
are the guests Of Capt. and Mrs J. q. Estey.
Miss Hattie Wise goes next week to Ann Arbor,
Mich, to visit Mrs Amy Dunklee Butterheld.
J. c. Newton OF Fishers Island. who has been
here this week. was accompanied hy his bride
Mrs Frank Prouty returns to Worcester today
after spending several weeks with friends here.
Charles Wood. the uncle of Mrs. L. X Fuller
and Gen. Estey. is dangerously Ill at Pine Heights
Chas. f. Villas, proprietor Of the Fifth Avenue
hotel New York, was one Of the weeks visitors.
o. Frank Bailey has returned from Springfield,
Mass, where he went TO work in a clothing store.
Mrs. Nyron Taylor and her father, Dexter
French Of Manchester, arrived Tuesday for a bIief
stay.
Harry Thomas, son Of Leander Thomas, has
begun work as clerk in the store Of Pratt, Wright
q Co.
Miss Lizzie Higginson and Mrs. Cabot Of Brook
line, Mass, are at Miss Emma buttons on Oak
street
F. John Devine leaves today to begin work as
advance agent for the Justin Adams Comedy
COMPANY.
Frank Ketchum left this morning for Baltimore.
where he will enter the college Of physicians anG
surgeons
r. VI \. >. .
are with Mr. Coates's father, Z. b. Coates, for
short visit.
VIM Bates, long time employe Of Smith &
Hunt. now 81 Leonia. y j.. is greeting Brattle-
borp friends
Charles E Dearborn a civil engineer in Chi
cago. will b- married in that city Nov -, 10 Miss
Bessie Bennett
Mr. and Mrs Dan Fisher Of Boston and Mrs. a.
+. Rogers Of Concord, y H.. are guests Of Mrs
G.. :. stDckwen.
George H. Hough left last saturday for Middle
town, Conn. % begin four year course in IVES
leyan university.
Leon Harvey returns To Boston next week 70
resume his work as stenographer. His father re-
turns 20 Boston today.
II L Elmer, George Foster, +. u. Whitney and
D. Stolte jr.. rode on their wheels TO keene Tues
CAV. TO attend the races.
Mr.. and Mrs F. II. Ware Of Melrose, Mass,
come here this week on a carriage drive and
guests of Robert Sargent
Edward K. Hall son Of Capt c. P. Hall of
Sh.burne Falls. formerly OF Brattleboro. has en-
tered Harvard Law school
Miss Lulu Cox of Providence, r. l who has
been the guest OF Miss Addie Shattuck, has re-
turned to her home this week.
Miss Grace Osborne returned to her home in
Hopknton Mass. Thursday, after visit of seven
weeks with Mrs G.. II Smith.
Mr. and Mrs G \. Spafrord drove from Ludlow
Tuesday to attend the Valley Fair, and will spend
a week here and in Chesterfield
II l. Elmer George Foster, NJ. Austin jr and
NJ j. Moran rode to South Deerfed Mass, ano
returned on their wheels. Sunday.
Mrs T. ". Kirkland Of Rutland and her sister
Miss Maverette Smith. the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs james Dalton for few days.
There is a meeting called at Northampton today
for the purpose Of forming foot ball league. y
c. Austin represents the team from this place
L. j. Retting returned yesterday from Chat Ia.
nooga. Tenn, where he attended the annual ses
sion of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of odd Fellows
Mrs. and Miss futile Of Westhamptou Long
Island. who have been at Miss Emma buttons
for four or five weeks, returned To their home to-
day.
c W Heath, who has been in several weeks
fell heavily at his home "Wednesday and was un-
conscious some time. His condition is quite
serious
Miss Minnie Cressey. who has been employed at
the Chesterfield House thre- years, is now work
ing for Charles Potter, the Main street restau.
ranteur.
Miss May Edwards returned SATURDAY after
visit of three months with her parents at Tilden.
Nep., and with other relatives III different parts
of the West.
Perley Holmes Of Fitchourg returns home TODAY
after.a visit with relatives He viii 20 TO Boston
Monday 10 begin work as clerk in the store Of
Hawley. Folsom Il Rouimus
James C. Austin has returned 70 Baltimore.
Nd. after a SIX months vacation To- begin his
second term As a student in the college of physi-
Clans and surgeons OF that city.
choice spread was served bv Landlord Wood
at Pine Grove Springs, Spofford lake, Friday even.
ing, To party Of Brattlrboro people who drove
over in Livery man Browns teams
Gen. }. J. Estey and W. II. Fuller, now Of Rut-
land, took part in meeting at Montpelier sun
day. which had for its Object the arousing Of in
terrst in establishing a y. VI 1. A. at the capital
Fred Cutter. a former Brattleboro High school
boy, who is here this week, was tackle last year
on the Boston High school team which won the
city.
Mrs. George Charter smith Of Bridgeport.
Conn, who will be remembered a former local
singer, has been visiting in town, and Miss Jennie
GoodenouSh will return with her for visit next
Monday.
+. John Devine has returned home. after being
stage manager at the Broadway theatre in Chei
sea, Mass, and later connected with a vaudeville
troupe which made a circuit OF Eastern MassG.
chusetts cities.
D. Stolte jr leaves today for Poultney. this
state where he is To have charge Of athletics and
gymnasium work in the Troy Conference acad.
envy. MIR. Stolte will also pursue a course Of study
in the academy.
A. f. Cutter, business manager Of The House.
hold at Boston, and for many years holding a
simi ar position here before Mr.. Crowell sold the
paper with his wife, son and daughter, are visit
ing at W. d. Gilson's
Col. {. 5. Forbes Of St Adams was here yester-
day 10 report the Valley Fair for the BOSTON
Journal The Boston Globs was represented bv
W s. Carson of Greenfield and the Boston Herald
by J. q. Faxon of Fitchburg,
j. l. White of Bridgeport Conn. who will be
remembered as former employe of the Estey
organ factory, has been in town this week, and
wife aud aughter have been visiting for two
weeks.
C. L. Stickney of the Peoples bank, who has
been acting treasurer Of the Wilmington bank a
few weeks. came TO Bratteboro Monday to do the
secretarys work al the Valley Fair Secretary
Achenney having recently gone TO North Adams
10 work
Mrs. Cora Dix was awarded the first prize for
the best decorated wheel in the parade at the
Greenfield fair, receiving a silver powder box
Mrs DIX las reason to be- proud Of a record of two
hrst and one second prizes for DECORATED wheel in
competition three times
Prof Todd Of Amherst college, who is a relative
OF Mrs David Peck of this village. is perf-cting
plans Tor an expedition TO Japan IN 1895 where
very important eclipse will be visible in August
ne eXpe dtion will cost $500 and special appara-
tus 70 facilitate observation is u be constructed.
Fred Allen, the noted Springfield bicycle rider
VINO mas broken worlds records, spent Monday
nlght al the American House with his trainer b
: blaney, before going 10 the keene races Al
zen retired from class A to become a member of
me Rambler team, with whom he will travel
through the South
-, Edward A, Hill. night editor Of the Springfield
republican, formerly managing editor If the
Springfield Union, is soon to become mans ger for
several OF the Orange Judd publications in Spring.
nelu making the change because of in health
Mr' H!ll and his family are remembered as sum
al nF Gu,s.f f. l,I-..