Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-10-19
PERSONAL.
I'm is I'm Boston for a few DAYS.

' n. C B. lam.'n has been in Montpelier this
re, u,s,in. has been in Keene N. H., this
'vh, ri3, +. attending the worlds food fair in
B:.o', c,rale has finished his work at the city
S,'? r.rs returned Saturday from trip to
N ' IL" F. Beverage and little daughter ar
',.d N ~ l Trip goes to Glens Falls Monday
~. .hort visit
ir a'D S,15. has returned from western trip
h,.r8I weeks
c%''w,y rurwen spent Sunday with friends
p 'I'.I Mrs $. o. Miner left for Roxbury,
~. tbis morning.
AaN.isI O'Ncill is member OF the Y. M. e. a.
,Il,59l team at HoNoke'
~, 'I e.r,ri,r Moore will go to Claremont to-
A>D =. spend sunday.
, Carrie Leach has been confined to the
AS df.vtck ty illness
- r,as r. DrnsOn of Springfield, Mass,
gun town briefly this week
VS. III ,,i., II. Allen of Charestown, N H., is
A,,,'st of Mrs +. l.. Parker
y- tu..pn Elmer and Miss Winnie Elmer go to
a., \ y today for visit
Wells spent a few days in Spring
~ ug.s returning Tuesday
I,.r BENSON of New York was here to attend
V'Tr'i,y Van Doom wedding
Wv rrrrrar of Fitchburg, Mass, has been the
his sister. Mrs f. j. Leach.
"S II 1uId of West Mlbury, Mass, has been
..,ir, i, sister, Mrs A. l.. Harris.
~ ~ Clark has been quite i'll for week, an Ill
mai law causing blood poisoning.
st. ID Horne leaves tomorrow with her son
in | az
"SysLrNaudlpr. Dartmouth college student, is
O'aest ot his cousin, Gerry Messer.
Nv Harlow and +. A. johnson are attending
AIhoorll's food fair in Boston this week.
,r.,r NJ. Proutv is in Boston this week look
nm TALL and winter styles in dressmaking.
Uawloy and Miss Hanrahan have been Sc
,tir, winter style of goods in New York this
week.
,.Mu,bter : Mrs. A. e. Atwood aud Mrs. f, d.
V.. yqttie f. Harris and her cousin, Mary
r.,s are ON a carriage drive and will visit
trends
.,,bsir New York home, where they will spend
Mn. c. 2. Niles and Mrs S. E. Highly of New
VIZ returned thi. week from a two months
gay u Halifax
Ms. Clara j. Allen of Woodstock, formerly
uib Pratt Wright 4 Co., comes here next week
fra short visit.
Mn. 5. NJ Allrich who has spent the summer
t4r4ard at Spoiford lake, returned Saturday to
Uclblr-. Mass.
Mr.. oscar VI. Iawton of Brooklyn. n. y, who
ls.t4pn the guest of Mrs John Howe returned
Monday 90 her home
Henry Burnham did not join his family in New
York bic return from California, but came dl-
r-ty io Eattcboro
,g,n crosby is a member of the Dartmouth
,I,s- r0er club The club will probably appear
i--- duru- the " inter.
Mis-, Julia Wells and maid. who have been at
h4 Brooks House several weeks, returned to
New York Wedu,Sday
Ms, Bessie Newman was one Of the 20 riders
vL0HuiShrd the 100 mile run OF the Press cycling
cubCf Boston Tuesday.
Nr, Cora Moore has gone to Boston for visit
If a. few GAYS She wi return here before going
murr home in Lafayette, Ind.
Mr., G VI. Farr of West Chesterfield. who is
now in New York on the excursion, on her return
vllmakr BrattlebOro her home.
John Wells has gone to Manchester. Conn,
where be- will work in an electrical supply and
DYNAMO factory during the winter.
Mss Faith TYLER returned last week to her
home N Washington. u. c., where she will en-
gaze in kindergarten work this winter.
Mrs. Y. e. Sawyer rsturued this week from
y5ubampton Mass where she has been deliver
ng her lectures on the lower forms of life.
Ebrn F. Wells is now settled at st. Paul, Mimi,
where he is connected with the general man
sgers office of the Great Northern Iailway.
Mrs. Ann Lamb will close her Canal street
house during the winter. and will act as house
keeper for Isaac Cleveland and his son Charles.
" W Stickney, who sold his business in New
York recently, has been engaged as collector Tor
the Estey Organ company He will live in Rut
and
HW. Eddy clerk at the Brooks House, was
called to his home in wardsboro Monday morn
ING by tn sudden death of his father, Asa Il.
Geo F. Mann is now a travelling salesman for
The Temple company, marble dealers, of Rutland
bis territory being Vermont and part of Massa'
ChusettS
Dr. C S Pratt has been in New London, Conn.
this week. the guest of Superintendent Mackenzie
Of the New London division of the Central YER
mont railroad
c. P. Hall formerly of Brattleboro but now OF
Shebume Falls, was elected president OF the
Franklin County teachers association at meet
Ing held last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Win Harris and Mr.. and Mrs
Hoyt Winchester, who have been visiting Tela
tyeS in BrattlebOrO and vicinity, returned tt
hkrport y. H., saturday.
Mrs Herbert Harris has as her guests her sis
trr and brother. Laura and Frank Smith, ana Mr.
Smiths son. of Holyoke. Mr.. Smith has recently
sold bis bicycle business in that city.
Miss f. VI. Palmer has accepted the position o
artist, uu er G. II. Fernald, professor OF zoology
atthe Massachusetts Agricultural college at Am
tersi, Mass, and will 90 there Monday.
Rev William H. Collins will attend the mission
aTcunuc of the Episcopal church, which meet
next week in Hartford. Conn, as one of the cier
hal deputies from the diocese of Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Doane of Charlestown
Mass, have spent three or four days in renewing
Bn'tleboro Friendships and associations, AM
r. hon mn 4T
time
John Ferritrr was thrown while riding hors
back near Geo $ Dowley's Friday. He was un
cons1olN when picked up, and hos not yet recoN
cred from h, bruises sufficiently TO return L
work
Mrs +. +. Whitney has moved from IS Ello
02church street; John Blake from John Kane
house on Elliot street TO 105 Elliot; VIM. lie
from lt South Main street to the John Kan
house
S. A. Hill Of Milford, Mass, has been visitin
10 town this week. Mr.. Hill is son in-law OF IN
late Salmon Fessenden, a former resident 9
BRttleboro, who died at Milford two or thre
years ago.
Miss Carrie Shattuck was one of the two bride
maids at the marriage of Miss Jessie Louise ny
her and Rev. Arthur Leonard Squlerot AmneTs
ID the Methodist church at Bondville' Mass
Wednesday.
Noritl Capen came home Saturday for muci
Needed rest He has been for six years 10 IN
employ of the Commercial Union telegraph con
pny al Cincinnati Ohio, with which he has no
CLOSED his connection.
BrattleborO is represented at the State sal
path school convention at St Adams by l..
haWlry and Miss Minnie TyleY Of this village an
Rev D. II. Babbitt and Miss Susan Clark OF IN
West village Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Thompson ais
TOOK in part Of the sessions.
Julius l.. Mason, a graduate of Dartmouth co
lt2r, went to Springfield, Mass, Friday TO emu
Ht physical department at the Christian WHII
trS training school Bert Abbey, the old u.
NJ. pitcher who was with the Omaha and CHlcae
Teams this season, has also recently entered th
CtIarlmput.