Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-08-17
PERSONAL.

w. sclcck is on the street again af-
V ,,,rr housed 10y illness.
w.. Fila Adams of Wilmington is the
AJsrk in Thuber's bakery.
lev ,,.. Mamie Mills of Fonda, N. Y, is
. A" her aunt Miss Agnes Gale.
" ,a., Marguerite Tucker of Lakeport, N.
ME- .,rrod Tuesday at Col. Chase's.
D. MARSHALL Grout went to Keene, N.
p, vs., S,,nrlay for a visit with relatives.
H p childs of Bennington, a Yorktown
a. i. one of the muster week visitors.
', w.. and sarah Wright of Middlebury
Wv, ,vo.t. at j. =. Elmer's on Frost street.
d" " F Aiken and family are at Rocky
c,,,, near Burlington, for months stay.
iy ns Dayi, and A. L. Dowd of Boston
-, down the river few days ago in their
W.. Anna I.illis of Meekins, Packard &
~. I,' .,ore at Springfield, Mass, is at home
fora visit
,.b from Philadelphia, are guests of Mrs.
AD. Brown ,,.,
id. -smrned Saturday after a months stay
sWinoughby lake.
Mr. and Mrs. T. w, Barnard and daugh-
,-Tlnh left Saturday for an outing at Old
0r,bari beach, Maine.
Mics Lena Clancy of Brookline came
Wednesday for visit to relatives here.
Ssis at Mrs. A. F. Boynton's.
F T. Phelps of Chester Depot, a former
silent was in town yesterday to attend
,bs reunion Of the 9th regiment.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barrett of Spring
asj Mass, are visiting Mr. Barrett's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Barrett.
Mr.. ,Iosie Gould of Bernardston and
bsr daughter Myrabelle, a Wellesley stu
isrt are guests of Mrs. S. II. Sherman.
The Springfield Homestead says that
Mr., Louise Hills of Brattleboro is visiting
her brother, Frank D. Warner, of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Kimball returned
saturday after a visit of few weeks in Sa-
lem. Mass, Pawtucket, r. l., and other
races,
Mrs. G. H. Hapgood of Topeka, Kansas,
and Miss Elise f. Campbell of Champlain,
m. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Chids
Henry W. Ripley of Springfield, Mass,
sn town this week, his intention being to
gend two weeks vacation here and at
Ndilebury,
Mrs. Goulding has been spending few
weeks with Col. Goulding at the Brooks
House Their son, Philip Goulding, has
also been here recently.
Miss Alice Whitney, who is now stenog-
npher for the futile company at Rutland,
vas called here this week to attend the flu
neral Of Emerson Gibson.
Fred c. Stedman returned to Springfield,
Mass, Saturday after visit Of few days
Harry Stedman is the guest of Clayton
Hackey during the muster.
General Secretary Austin of the Y. NJ
{, A, leaves Monday for two weeks va
0cOn Mr. Westgate will be in charge Of
the rooms during his absence.
Mrs Lima Hubbard sang in concerts al
The festival at Round Lake, n. Y, Satur
DAY, and on her way home spent severa
DAYS with friends in North Adams.
Rev. +. W. Whitney and family of Mil
ford, Mass, who were at Sunset lake fol
their vacation last year, are spending tn,
month of August at Silver lake, Gresham
NH,
Bert Fuller, son of George w. Fuller
bad an unpleasant experience recently in
Minnesota where he is a locomotive engi
letr, dynamite cartridges being exploded
under his engine.
Eben F. Wells is now at West Superior
Wis.,, to look over the business situation
there Mr.. Wells was formerly connected
With one of the largest manufacturing con
Germs Of that city.
Mrs, J. E. Russell of diego, N. Y.
laughter of DR.. Isaac Burnett, formerly o
West Dummerston, returned to her hom
saturday after a visit with relatives in thi
village and West Dummerston.
+. f, Coyey of New York joined hi
wife here Saturday, she having arrived
week before. They are now with relatives il
Nadsboro, Chas. Coy, another forme
battIeboro resident, came with Mr.. Cove.
Saturday
I, ii. Rogers is now at work in the in
'eFeSS of the Morrell liquor cure, and il
company with Rev. Mr.. Hartman has Wis
lied the Institutes in this state. The New
port Express recently published an extend
dnolice of an address made by Mr.. Roger
Nanlly in that place.
Ralph Reed leaves the employ of Mors
Simpson tomorrow night. He wi
spend few weeks visiting in Boston, an
The first of September, with Leon LIANT
enters Albany business college. Clayto
A..
Store, to succeed Mr.. Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudyard Kipling, who hav
Geen in Europe several months, arrived j
b5fateboro Tuesday night, and are now a
ltT residence three miles north of tn
image, Kipling evidently kept shy {
We" York newspaperdom, as his arrive
was not recorded in that city.
The Belgian News and Continental Advel
user, Brussels, of August 4, had this pei
%la Item: "In addition to the Lor
mayor and all his party, Mr.. Edwin !
laPenter of Vermont, the dOyen of Anne
i I4l organ builders, whose name is house
1 G word in Germany, is staying at tn
Otand Hotel, Antwerp"
bert l.. Taylor, formerly of Brattlebort
Jul W now on the staff of the Manchester, \
H. Union, has written libretto for com
SPela which has been submitted to M
%yg the noted New York manager. M
isyIor possesses decided musical talen
S luI after going from here to Montpelit
ulu charge of the celebrated Apollo clu
ninsres.
urIoi' William Macgeorge, father of Re
fH'sAander Macgeorge, recently of Brattl
oUo put now pastor of the first Bapti
a T. Of bennington, died a few days ag