Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-09-21
PERSONAL.

o. W. Kirkland of Boston was at homo
over Sunday. 'ii0
W. S. Carson of Greenfield, Mass. was
In town Tuesday.
MRS Gerry Messer entertained a party
OF friends Monday evening.
Miss Kate Driscoll, an aged resident of
Grove street, is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Sarah Mower of Barre is visitino
her sister, Mrs. L. A. Bisnett.
Mrs. Patrick Baker of Vernon stroet
who has been very ill, is now better.
MIR. Coolidge of Gardner, Mass, is the
guest of his brother II. o. Coolidge.
Mrs. Eliza Cutting of Cambridge, Mass.
is visiting at Henry Riggs this week.
A small party were delightfully."- enter
tanned Friday evening by Miss Jeanne Hall.
Miss Josephine Streeter of New York is
the guest of her aunt, Miss Emma Dutton.
Alphonso Longuille has returned to S.
A. Smith IL Co.'s after month at Hins-
dale.
Miss Emma Raw of Jamaica Plains.
Mass, is visiting among local friends this
week.
w. W. Gile, telephone inspector, left
wednesday for Ware, Mass, for few
weeks.
f. P Carpenter was registered at the
Hotel DIES DeuX Mondes in Paris on the
Sth inst.
NJ. w. Stickney, who has sold his bust
ness in New York, joined his family here
last week.
Geo. Thompson of the Youths Com
paniOn office, Boston, is here for a vaca-
ton visit
Will Whitaker of Centrevile went Fri
day to Worcester, where he will work for
his father.
F. L. Knowlton has moved from Central
street into the old Lindsey house on South
Main street.
r. F. Treverlick, jr., business manager
of Gorton's Ministries, spent Sunday at the
Brooks House.
Miss. Flora Smith of Putney will be en-
ployed in Mrs. Morse's millinery rooms
during the season.
An additional pension has been granted
to Isaac n. Allen, according to the Wash
ington dispatches.
Miss Mary Burnham will return to New
York to open her music school on the 18th
of October for the season of 1S94-5.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Durham and daugh-
ter, of Waterville, Me-, and H. w. Dun
ham of Paris, Me-, are guests of G. w. and
G. L. Durham.
Mrs. H. n. Rawson, Mrs. c. W. Will
cox and Miss Addie Fay have returned
from Alstead, n. H., where they visited
Mrs. Ina Putnam.
Mrs. Rawson of Boston is the guest OF
Miss Belle Tenney, and Miss Aggie Had
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for visit there.
w. S. Hudson, formerly with Emerson
& Son, has been engaged to take charge OF
the carpet and upholstery departments in
w. P. Chamberlain's large store at Keene
n. H.
Prof. William B. Clark returned to hi:
work inl Johns Hopkins university, Balti-
more, Saturday, after having spent the
summer vacation with his family at the
Marlboro farm.
Mrs. Elliot and daughter of Philadel
phia, who have been the guests of Mrs
| Eniot's sister, Mrs A d. Brown, returned
to their home Wednesday, Mrs. Brown ac'
companying them.
Rev. Isaac McAnn, formerly pastor o
the Brattleboro Methodist church, but nov
principal of the Boydton seminary in Vir
ginia, is on a visit to Vermont, and las
Sunday preached at st. Adams.
w. H. Murphy, who has lived in tn
Lindsey house on South Main street, ant
worked for Mr.. Angler, has bought tn
Sargent place on the Putney road, ant
opened blacksmith shop there.
Wesley R. Phillips, formerly of Brattle
boro but now clerk for F. E. Reyes a
Keene, is suffering from disabled wrist
due TO a strain or displacement. 1t l
thought that an operation will be necessar
to relieve the trouble.
Rev. E. B. Leavitt, Hon. Dorman b
Eaton and DR. S. E. Lawton, as delegate
for the Unitarian church, Mrs. Eaton, MRS
Lawton, Mrs. Warder and Miss Ellzaoetl
Leavitt will attend the Unitarian Natlona
conference at Saratoga next week.
The Northampton Herald says tina
"Prof. Cow of the college school OF mus
will have the pleasure of residing at nj
Maternal home, his father, Rev. u. Is: 20"
an honored Baptist clergyman, haVih
taken the Segar house on College lane
Rev. and Mrs. John B. Devens OF Ne,
York. spent few days this week at H. II
Thompson's. Mr.. Devens reported I'd
Nortbfield conferences for the New 1or
Tribune this summer. He and Mrs DeN
ems are on carriage drive through Uni
vicinity.