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

,,,a mis' . H. Sears of Davenport, Iowa is
'islVing her mother, Mrs. VIM. Geddis'
Misses Florence Clark and Lulu Braclro,t
Mass. i'io'o Ill NoiIhneld,
DE Wese Dewitt is at Block leland
MIS- Dewitt is spending some time in Rem.
Frank Weeks left Wednesday for 1.ono
Island with the trotter, Excel which bee
sold last week WIN" i'o
= A. A. Smith of the Retreat force. has
mn! work there and will go to Worces-
ter for vacation.
MIR; and Mrs. Rudyard Kipling returned
Monday night after a few days visit at
East Gloucester, Mass.
Miss Carrie Shattuck went to Sbelburna
Mass, Monday to resume her position as
teacher in the public schools.
Miss Nellie Goodrich goes tomorrow to
Newton Centre, Mass, where she resumes
her school work next week.
II. II. Hackley is moving this week from
Ranger d Thompson's block to n. II.
Whites house on High street.
Charles Durham and Charles Harris are
hunting and fishing in the wilds of Maine.
Alfred Jefferson was with friends here
the first of the week, before going to Mt.
Hermon to begin the fall term.
Cecil Brown, a New York broker. son
of the late c. l.. Brown, was in town early
this week, calling on old friends.
E. John Devine left Saturday for Chelsea.
Mass, where he has position as stage
manager in the Broadway theatre.
F. L. Houghton has been in Worcester,
Mass, this week to act as one of the Judges
of cattle at the New England fair
Darwin Ranney and family, who have
spent the summer at their place in West
Brattleboro return this week 20 Boston.
Frank Howe of the Montpelier Argus
editorial force, came home last week to
recuperate, having recently been quite i'll.
The condition of Mrs. Frank Hunt, who
was critically i'll with pneumonia the latter
part of last week, is now much improved.
Mrs. Bishop, who has been at the North
mshospitalf for some time, has returned,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss Nettie
Bishop.
Harry Mayo of Sag Harbor is the new
barber at the Brooks House shop. Harry
Peurisch left Wednesday morning for At
lantic City.
Mrs. D. W. Tenney returned Tuesday
from a brief visit in Boston with her son
Bert, who came to Brattleboro later in the
week to spend part of his vacation.
Miss Mabel Witt, who has been with
Donnell IL Davis for several years, left
Monday for New London, Conn, where
she becomes a member of millinery firm
Carlos Jones, of the firm of Scott q
Jones, has been i'll for several weeks, but
is now able to be out. When he has suffi
GENTLY recovered he expects to go away fol
an outing.
George Wellman, son of H. p. Wellman
has gone to Providence, r. l., to enter th,
employ of Besse, Middlebrook Il Co., will
the intention of thoroughly learning tn
clothing business.
Clarence Stickney went to Wilmington
Wednesday to temporarily take charge o
the affairs of the national bank, which ha
been run in connection with the saving
bank at that place.
Sergeant Harper, who enlisted in tn
Estey Guard after his term had expired a
member of the company of regulars tror
Plattsburg n. Y, who were at the muster
has gone to New York
Gov. and Mrs. L. X. Fuller, Mr.. an
Mrs. w. W. Walker, n. l. Hawley, j. /
Hall and Capt. j. Harry Estey were anon
those who attended the music festival a
Claremont, n. H., last week.
Mrs. Lima Hubbard is under engage
ment with the Adelphi concert company
Boston to sing as leading soprano in eleve
concerts in Western Massachusetts, towr
, Ia
Walter F. Goddard aud Adm Petite
rode on their wheels Monday to Mr.. Goo
dard's old home at Barre, Mass. Frol
} there they will go to the New England ia
r at Worcester to Gardner and other place
J Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Sargent are spen,
ing a short time in Boston as the guests
2 Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. PIERCE Mr.. 'and Mr.
= O. B. Mack are also there on their Wa
r home, after spending several weeks
Nantucket.
e Charles Hawley returned yesterday fro
= Taftsville. where he has been visiting b
S Grandmother. He made the trip by whet
He goes next Tuesday to Worcester, Mass
+ TO begin his studies at the institute of tee
| nology.
= Miss Daisy Bishop on Tuesday accor
panied her aunt, Mrs. j. w. Stewart,
n her home in Springfield for visit. MI
q Stewart has been caring for her mothe
!. Mrs. Stockwell, who died last week IN we
J. BrattleborO.
o Mrs. Geo. Liscom of Boston, Frank
q Tones and daughter of Cambridge, and NJ
3 Winters from New York are at }. r. Ii
v com's. Mr.. Jones, who has for maj
wears been ianitor of the Harvard Ia
school. has recently resigned that positio
}. Shirley Brigham has moved this we
from Crosby block TO the Newcomo hou
g on Williston street. Fred Ransom h
moved from the Watercure to the DICK,
man house on Elliot street. Henry MIL
u is moving from School street to TO ELL
!. street.
# Fay Fuller, whose marriage to MISS 20
~ Maria Cobb of SaxtCns River took place
that village Tuesday, was formerly Gle
in n. |. Hawley's store and Tor sh 81.
n time afterward an attendant at the f 6raV.
ID boro Retreat. He is now clerk IN Ulynl
re store at SaXtons River.
- ALVIN Crosby, who is now senior
Dartmouth college, will go to hanover
H., Monday. He will be accomp sal' a
he lanes Hooker who will spend rev uS
I'd there before going to Yale for his last ye
IL Frank Head and Gaus Frost also RET!
tn to Dartmouth to resume their sIuul
w Ernest Clark, son OF Or. Chas' Ni"iA
L. Il Ton