Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-07

PERSONAL.

- w. huCCu 10 Ill DOSJOn lnlS week.
Miss Florence Allen is teaching in Yer
non.
Mrs. Charles Lang is i'll with typhoid
fever.
Miss Bertha Williams has been visiting
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Holman are now at
Newport, r.. l.
Mrs. G. W. Pierce is visiting in Chester
for two weeks.
Clayton Thomas has returned to his
home in Waltham.
W. G. Dwight of the Holyoke Transcript
was here yesterday.
Miss Bessie Newman spent Sunday in
town with her parents.
Miss Mary Niles of Bridgeport, Conn,
is with friends in town.
Maj Chids and family return from
Chatham, Mass, tonight.
Miss Florence Clifford and John Fessen-
den are teaching in Guilford.
Mrs. L. G. Gibbs of Greenfield was the
guest of Miss Celia Brian over Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. II. NJ. Drake of Randolph
have been guests at c. L. Spears this
week.
! E. F. Stratton of Northampton has been
| spending few days with Bratt!eboro
friends.
Mr.. Sherman of the Vermont Loan Il
! Trust company has been at Chatham
briefly.
Miss Agnes Gale leaves tomorrow for a
visit of some weeks to Gloucester and
Newton, Mass.
d. NJ. Estey, the well known furniture
manufacturer of Owosso, Mich, has been
in town this week.
Ed. Wilson is taking his vacation. He
has been at the state fair at White River
Junction this week.
Mrs. Geo. Freeman and Mrs. DR.. Bow
man and son from Glens Falls, n. Y, are
guests at II. p. Freeman's.
F. E. Stockwell, F. NJ. Waite and W.
G. Doolittle attended the state fair at
White River Junction this week.
Miss Jones, stenographer in the Office of
F. L. Houghton, returns to Boston to-
morrow to take position there.
DR.. G. H. Gorham is to spend the next
two weeks in study and observation at the
eye and ear infirmary in Boston.
Miss Lima Hunt has finished her course
at the Albany Business college and will
teach stenography at the North Street
school.
Ralph Cudworth was overcome by the
heat Wednesday while playing ball and
was unconscious for some time, but is now
recovering.
, Francis Goodhue, jr., secretary of the
firm of Stokes Bros, limited, of Philadel-
phia and his family, are at Col Goodhue's
for the remainder of the month.
, Miss Sadie Wells Chatfeld has returned
to Brandon for the school year. Miss Bees
sic Chattield accompanied her and will
spend two weeks at the Hotel Brandon and
Lake Dunmore.
General Secretary Austin of the Y. NJ.
c. A. returned Monday from an outing
which included a visit to the Catskills,
,, and an ocean trip down the coast to Nor
!, folk and Richmond, Va, with visits to
many points of interest.
Powers, who formerly caught at North
ampton and afterward at Exeter and Holy
8 Cross, was seriously injured at Poland
U. Springs, Me-, Saturday, colliding with
. another player Three ribs were started
. from the spine.
c. p. ellison has taken position as ad
. vance agent and salesman for the E. X
., Robertson Horse company, and will have
Il charge of sales in Northern New York and
. other sections during the fall season. The
opening sale will be held at Canton, y. Y.
d tomorrow. Mr.. ellison and son attended
= the annual gathering of the New Hamp
g shire veterans at the Wiers last week, and
u Mr.. ellison was chosen vice president O
the state association.
e Brooks House Guests.
n The weeks guests include: w. II. Phil
,s lips, Bennington; Mr.. and Mrs. w. Near
ing, Toledo, Ohio Mr.. and Mrs. II. c
~ Putnam, Maud Mcdonald, Mrs. A. II
e Rest, Turner's Falls, Mass. G. L. BalcOm
=, Claremont, n. H.; Samuel A. Greene
~ Boston; j. f. Little6eld and E. B. Peck
II = ham, Block Island, r. l.; George Glanzer
o. Charles b. Dale, New York; j. G. Nal
d. ford, Newark; Col. Albert Clarke, Boston
Oh Richard Graves, New Haven, Conn; Geo
$, II. Graves, Bridgeport, Conn; w. Board
" man Reed, New York; Geo. r. Speer
Belcher, Boston, and Miss l.. p. Sylvester
m New Bedford, Mass. j. c. Newton, FISH
is ers Island; Geo. Hopkins, Greenfield
Fl. Mass; F. NJ. Smith, Chicago; W. II
-, Thomas, Philadelphia; A. w. Hart, Wasf
h ington, d. c., and E. L. Hart, Chicago
Mrs. w. b. Buckingham, Geo. A. Buck
H. ingham and Ruth Buckingham, Rutland
to Mrs. Edward n. Franklin, Miss FRANKLIN
IS. Miss Van Bergen, Mrs. F. n. Owen an
II, Miss Young, Flushing, Long Island; NJ
st and Mrs VIM. n. Flynt, Monson, Mass.
Fred Mack Washington, d. c.; Frederic
r. p. Hill, New York; DIR. X. c. Flower an
r., sister, C. H. Moshier, Boston; Miss NJ. X
is Talcott, Hartford, Conn. Miss Nina De-
nv ems, Boston; Chas. N. Kent, Miss KeI
w and Miss Mary Kent, New York; Miss ,
N. c. Wells and maid, New York; Miss Bear,
81, Flushing, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Lii
On On well and child, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Cha
Se Barney, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. E.
a. SS Hitchcock and Mrs. Ledlie, New York
Il Mr.. and Mrs. 0. w. Bullock, Springfield
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