Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-08-31
PERSONAL.

ton.
Miss Mabel Coane is the guest of Miss
Esther Crowell.
Miss E. NJ. Palmer is spending a few
weeks at Marlboro.
A. y. Eddy and son Walter were in Am
herst, Mass, Saturday.
Arthur c. Graves of New Haven, Conn.
is at the Brooks House.
Ernest Maclay and family of Woodstock
are visiting friends in town.
Miss Lula Cox of Providence, II. l., is
the guest Of Miss Addie Shattuck.
Mrs. ID. c. Staples of Rosendale, Mass,
is visiting her father Chas. Wheeler
Bert Allen of the Farmers Il Mechanics
exchange force is taking his vacation.
Mrs Jane Pease of Weston is visiting
her brother, p. S. Chase, in Esteyville.
Mrs L. w. Hawley returned Thursday
from a visit to her mother in Taftsville.
l. II. Williamson came up from Block
Island Wednesday night for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Willis and son of
Hoosick Falls, n. Y, are at w. r. Geddis's.
Lyman Goldsmith of Shelbune Falls.
Mass, accompanied by friend is in town
this week.
Herbert Cough of Providence Il. l.,
has been the guest of Charles Shattuck
the past week.
X. p. Rawson has returned to town after
a visit of three weeks with his daughter in
Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. w. II. Geddis and children are Wis
iting in Gardner and other Massachusetts
towns for two weeks.
Miss Stella Cooper of the Keene, n. H.,
telephone exchange is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Marshall Grout.
Mrs. n. c. Sawyer returned Wednesday
from Northampton. Mass, where she has
spent week or more
Hugh Hackley will move soon from
Ranger II Thompson's block to y. II.
Whites High street house.
Miss Belle LennoX of the editorial force
of the North Adams Evening Herald is
home for a months vacation.
NJ. ID. Fisher of Boston, who has been
spending several days with relatives in
Centreville, returned Monday.
Engineer Goddard will move from the
Morse house on Elliot street to the old
Marsh house at 20 Green street.
Mrs. Sarah Goodnow will attend the ma
tional convention of the Woman's Relief
corps in Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Pitman returned to
Troy, y. Y, Wednesday after visit with
Mrs. Pitman's father, j. d. Plummer.
Miss Addie Currier and Miss Groscup
left for New York Tuesday, after visit of
some length with relatives of Miss Currier.
j. c. Chandler and D. n. Toles. with
their wives, returned from Claremont
oft ttr,, 1rgf ;c;t
Miss Bessie Hopkins, who has been the
guest of her brother in Centreville, return
ed Monday to her home in New York state.
Mrs. Ewlin Smith and son, who have
been for five weeks at Mrs. Jonathan
Smiths, returned this week to Somerville,
Mass.
Mrs. Day and two children of st. Paul
left Tuesday for home. They were accom-
panied as far as Springfield by Miss Hattie
Webster.
The Rev. Dr. Henshaw, rector of All
Saints Memorial church, Providence, r. l.,
has been the guest of the Rev. Mr.. Collins
during the past week.
Mrs. w. II. Phillips left Saturday to Join
Mrs. V. o. Jones and children for an out
ing of few days at Block Island and a
beach near New London.
Mrs. Burnham of Middetown. Conn.,,
visited briefly this week with her aunt,
Mrs. Hollis Streeter, while on her way to
her fathers at SaXtons River.
Bratteboro friends have received invita-
tions for the wedding of Cecil II. c. How
ord and Miss Ellie NJ. BARLEY, which takes
place at Beebe, Ark. Sept. II.
DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Fish of Newark, y.
j., and Miss Drout of Baltimore, Md. are
guests at II. H. Hackleys on their way
home after a two months stay in Halifax.
Mrs. Alice Knight and Miss Margery
White 90 to Boston today. They will be
accompanied by Allie Leonard and Lena
Clancy, who return to their homes after a
visit here.
Mrs. w. F. Carpenter, and Miss Cornelia
Franklin of Guilford Centre, went We'd
nesday to Horizon, n. Y, to visit a sister.
Mr.. Carpenter joined them yesterday, and
they will spend two weeks in New York.
Miss Hall of Boston, Miss Maud Gillian,
cashier of the Estey Organ cOmpany's
Philadelphia office, and Miss Rosina Nc
Donald OF Keene, n. H., are guests this
week of Miss Hattie Jones, who is home
from Boston for vacation visit
While on visit to the old home in Roy
aston, Mass, last week, Mrs. c. H. Grant
was presented with purse of 5000 by the
children and grandson of the late Cynthia
Grant, in appreciation of Mrs. Grants care
for her during the last year of her life.
The Burlington Free Press says: "Col.
VIM. C. Holbrook and daughters of New
York city are at the Van Ness House.
The old soldiers are glad to see him in
town, especially the members of the eth
Vermont Veteran Volunteers, which regi-
ment he ably commanded during the war.
Members of the Vermont National Guard
will not forget the courteous hospitality
shown them by Col. Holbrook during the
late muster at his Brattleboro home.'
MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Chambe rIain's
Wedding Anniversary.
The oath wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Chamberlain was cele-
brated August % by the Christian Scien-
fists holding picnic at Mr. Chamberlain's
fYrnxra Curipuc aud ban,npolye 1cttoJ a.,