Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-14
PERSONAL.

- r. simpson has been in worcester
j. ,ii. week on business.
S,,'' and Mrs. O. B. Mack returned Mon
w. ,,, snT their stay at Nantucket.
G !r D. Eddy went to Amherst, Mass,
N1',i,, To enter Amherst college.
0 ,,' t,onard w. Simonds and daughter
VT, "a, r ont. are at the Brooks House.
w.. p. cortrule Marston went Saturday to
rA.i,o,E. where she is to teach school,
0 wv. Stella p. Dalton returns tomorrow
wv v,,tapo,ett, Mass, where she has
n ..r. several weeks.
f,.cia Wilson and Josie Powers of New
A,D nro visiting the latter's sister, Mrs.
I Iy,- of High street,
Ar r.J Stockvcl of Cambridge, Mass, is
l Ii,rr a week with relatives in Brattle-
Smand Dummerston'
va r,mss Dunlcyy, Joseph Ferriter and AL
y' Norris were among those who joined
%s ' Coney Island excursion.
Charles Hawlcy went to Worcester,
~, n'' wednesday, where he is a student
!. 1.-The tIe Polytechnic institute.
A., G. II. smith has been in New York
~ 1, week. stopping on her way home with
,-5 In Chicopee Falls, Mass.
Nv. C. f. Westgate, who has spent
'ib NJ the summer at Spofford lake with
T T..' Yewcomb and family, returned this
week
v.. Nellie Long, who lives with her
,.-lEsr Rev. Father Long, at Proctor, is
, .i her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Long.
vr. =. Sbaftcr Howard of San Francisco,
r-W .nent Sunday at the Brooks House,
,1 on Monday to Wilmington, her native
place.
WIFE. Smith of The Phoenix staff is at
H,mton y. Y, for two weeks vaca-
ion visiting former Colgate college
friends,
Ea Tanner Waite went Tuesday to Con-
way Mass. to enter private school which
marares pupils for entrance to Mount
Hdyoke college.
P ]. Higgins has returned from Sun
mok, y. H., where he has been at work
several weeks. He also spent week S
7,a,ion at The Weirs.
Miss Mary Donnell went Wednesday to
New York. Mrs. Edgett, who was pre-
vented bv illness from accompanying her,
will ioin her tomorrow.
f. Burr Smith left yesterday for Plain
fal y. D., where he has an engagement
,,,eacher of English and mathematics in
le John Leal school for boys.
ia. TAYLOR has spent few days with
Mrs. TAYLOR at Marbehead, Mass, and
while away saw the races and exhibition OF
Myrtle Peek's horses at Mystic park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Endlich have is
sued cards printed in silver announcing
that they will be at home tomorrow even
Ing. the 18th anniversary of their mar
rage,
D. L. Griggs and F. H. Rogers were in
West Randolph last week in the interests
Of the Morrell cure. They addressed a
large meeting in the Congregational church
there Sunday night.
Col. George w. Hooker and James
Hooker have been in Burlington this week
Nattend a meeting of the Loyal Legion
The latter was chosen member of the
0Ilt al the meeting.
Rev. W. H. Collins is in Burlington tc
attend the retreat for the clergy of the do
cese, and Rev. Mr. Sanford of Bellows
Falls will preach at st. Michaeps Episco
plChurch next Sunday.
Leon Lamb, Ralph Reed and Leon YeaW
vent Monday to Albany, n. Y, where
they are to pursue a course of study in the
Albany business college. Arthur Staple:
will join them in few weeks.
S. T. r. Cheney, who is over 80 years O
se, was the oldest voter to cast ballot a.
the state election last week, being two
years older than B. F. Kelley, the senior O
the list of venerable men mentioned last
week
Florence Allen, daughter of G. E. Allen
has entered Middlebury college, having re
cei7ed scholarship by appointment o.
Gov. Fuller. Miss Bessie Butterfield take
Miss Aliens place as school teacher il
Vernon.
General Manager F. j. Holman of tn
Vermont Loan & Trust company has re
turned to work, much improved in health
after the summer vacation, spent at Barre
Mass, on Cape Cod, and at Newport. Mrs
Holman remains at Barre for the present.
A. j. Markham is now giving entertain
ments in the central and northern parts o
the state, assisted by Miss Ethelynd Gould
dramatic reader, of West Randolph. The.
give a program consisting of sacred, pa
letic and humorous songs and recitations
General Secretary w. Fl. Fuller of tn
Rutland Y. NJ. C. A. spent Saturday an,
Sunday in town. The main object OF hi
visit was to consult with Gen. j. j. Estey
president of the state Y. M. G. A. organi
atlon in regard to establishing an assocla
ton at Montpelier.
Victory Verify of East Boston and Be
Verify of Walpole, Mass, who are maxim
a trip through New England on thei
Wheels were at the Brooks House Tues
day. Clarence o. Berley of Chicago an
fTedk W. Clark of Boston, who are on
PEDESTRIAN tour, were here the same day.
L, j. Retting, past grand master OF tn
grand lodge of Odd Fellows of Vernon
mas gone to Chattanooga, Tenn, to atten
The annual session of the Sovereign Gran
lodge The meetings will be held on Look
out mountain. l.. G. Burnham and j. w
Gioodell of Burlington, grand representa-
1--WE and past grand master, are the otht
Vermont delegates.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bond of Burlingto
were here Saturday to visit Mr. Bond
mother, Mrs. A. j. Morse, who is in poo
health, Mr., Bond, who is a Guilford be
ana widely known throughout the count
through his work for The Phoenix, is no
general manager for Vermont OF IL
Northwestern Masonic Aid association
chicago Mr.. Bond reports that this a
Socation will write over $1,000, 600 in Il
'uTance in this state this year.
p D. l.. Amsden, representing the Lou