Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-08-24
PERSONAL.

two weeks. III Doston Tor
T., MI Miss Bessie Poulter of Greenfield is vic.
ting friends in town. '''''' 10 VS.
mrs A. n. Wyatt has as guests her tvyo
sisters OF Mortified, this state.
MRS. F. c. Platts goes next week to bor
nome IN Bennington for visit
Oharies McRea, who is on a vacation
Trip Will go from Boston to Nova scotia
Mrs Addison Hall has returned from .
WISH 10 her mother at Cooperstown. N v
MIS- j. ID. Barrows is now occupino the
hill. '' '''en'ly oh Ames
Miss Poole, who has been VISITING Mrs
D. Gray Estey, has returned to her home
in Peabody, Mass. ''-'
Miss Anna V. Hanley. who has been Of
her home in Oswego, N, Y. several weel,a
returned Wednesday. "''N''
MT and Mrs. Herbert Fairbanks of An
SONIA, Conn, are guests at Geo. Thomas's
in West Brattleboro.
Mrs. James O'Donnell and child of
Uranby, Mass, are visiting with relatives
on South Main street.
Arthur Tidd entertained his class in the
Congregational Sunday school at a picnic
aC Uhe cascade wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Durham returned
wednesday from their visit to Mr.. Dun
MANS old home in Paris, Maine.
Harvey Houghton is now on the road to
complete recovery from the injuries which
he sustained at the camp ground
Mrs. James White, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
White and the Misses White of Merden,
Conn.,, are guests at c. r. Crosbys.
The Cutting family of Brattleboro. Gull
ford and other places held a rennion at the
old homestead in West Brattleboro yester-
day.
Christie Crowell came back SATURDAY.
from Lake Pleasant, and Derryield, n. H.,
where he has spent vacation of several
weeks.
Chas. Blakeslee, who has been spending
the summer at the lake, has begun work
as night operator in the telephone ex-
change.
Frank Stoddard has returned to his
work in clothing store at Providence,
after spending vacation of several weeks
at home.
Mrs. Nora Prosser Kenney and two chill
dren, who have been at d. F. Brackets a
few weeks, returned to Oswego, N. Y,
Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Loveland, who visited her
friend, Mrs. f. c. Platts, during muster
! week, returned to her home in Mortified,
this state, Tuesday.
II. F. Colby, Michigan miller, and
, James Frazee, New York miller, whose
goods are handled by Crosby 4; Co., have
been here this week.
. . L. D. Taylor has returned after spend.
I inr lolr
Taylor and her mother Mrs. Dearborn
will probably return tomorrow.
Miss Addie Currier and friend will go tC
New York Monday. Miss Currier is under
engagement with concern in that city
, who will give her an appointment as MILL
ner.
Guy Howe, who is having vacation Of
two weeks, while at Springfield Mass
this week saw Knapp, Coombs and Other
d weelmen try practice spins at HampdeI
d park.
G.. A. Hines was subp9ned this weel
: to appear at North Hero, in Grand Isle
y the 28th, to testify in regard to bridg
. case, he having inspected the bridge as al
It engineer.
J, Col. C. S. Forbes has been here thi
week to get material for Kipling articl
# for the Boston Journal. From here Col
v Forbes went to the seashore for tw,
weeks vacation.
l. Will Schuster is one of the soloists il
d concerts being given this week at Brighton
Beach, N. j. Among the other soloist
! are such noted singers as Rieger, Campo
, mari and Emil Fischer.
- Henry Bingham, who has been nomi
~ mated for representative by the Republi
~ cans of Bennington, is relative of tn
late Principal B. F. Bingham and year
ago attended the High school here.
III E. Wales will not conduct dancin
j, schools the coming season, as in past years
le but will devote his whole time to the xii
mess which he has already brought on
IS with great success in several places.
re George Jefts, for many years clerk at tn
u Brooks House and later proprietor OF tn
American House, greeted Brattlebor
ia friends Yesterday. Mr.. Jefts is now tray
Of cling salesman for flour concern at Almi
s. Mich.
Miss Alethaire Chase gave delightt'
ne musical Tuesday evening. The number
in included recitations by Miss Ethel Brow
#, violin solo by Miss Sweet of Syracuse
songs by Miss Simpson OF Scranton, ia
ed and Mrs. S. f. Lawton.
Ed The keene SenIlnel Oh Inls "eeh say
ay "Daniel L. Milliken, of Maiden, Mass
formerly well known Brattleboro edito
lie was in the city Monday on his retul
en- from Walpole, whittier he had been on
ed investigation of the genealogical record
the family"
Lst Warren Wheeler, formerly in charge
on the Household press room, greeted bra
ey tIeboro friends Wednesday. Mr. Wheel
is now employed by the clothing house
10 MacCuller & Parker of Boston. ID
' n family have been spending the summer
,ra their cottage at Spofford lake.
DIR. Lawrence Heaphy is at home Tor
90 two weeks vacation. Since his graduate
20 from the New York College of Physical
ioI and Surgeons year ago last spring L
Heaphy has been engaged in hospital Wo
in New York. He has recently passed T.
rs strict examinations before the state boa
w. of New York and opened an office FOR &c
M eral practice in the metropolis
'h- The Montpelier Waterman says; IKE
A Fl. Webb returned last Saturday ire
ar Nova Scotia, where he has been for !
Iy, mast three weeks. He preached Suhd
Ly. morning an original and interesting 81
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nv more sea- The prospect that
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