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

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Mr.. Mcintyre of Chicago is Tho or..
H. r. Lawrence. sus
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Brio,, d,
mont are at DIR. Gales. CO. " Olss
o. d. Esterbrook has been in po...
week on business trip. 0''"n "a
G. H. Prescott has returned from
cation trip to New jersey 'H y
Mr.. Ballou of Westfeld Mas, ,
guest OF Mrs. F. A. Wells. ~
Mrs. Stowe and daughter Of Wo,...
Mass, are visiting in town. '''0a
Mrs. John Hunt left YESTERDAY h,
pleasure trip to Nova Scotia. "
Mrs. H. Rugg is spending the v..,
Springfield and Northampton. WA
H. W. Pettis of Boston. Mass {, =.
his mother, Mrs. W. II. Pettis. - Wv
Peter Cakes is at work for p. Rsssa
week and will remain in his employ -
The Misses White of Meriden ~.
are guests of Misses Rena and HoTs-
Hall. -''N1'
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter HAYWOOD and q.
Leon returned yesterday to their bonsS
Detroit. 1'H'
Mr.. Burlingame Of Meriden. Conn
former well-known resident, is the gnsT !
A. Pettee.
Miss Hattie Cleveland of Des,s.p
Mass, visited her brother, Isaac Cleysl,D7
on Monday.
Miss Mary Wood went SATURDAY tn Pm
idence, K. l., to visit her sister Mr. E~
ry w. Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence White and q,
of Peterboro, n. H., are at MrRTI
Chamberlain's.
Fred Robbins of Marshall. Wis. ariv5
last Thursday for a visit to his re,i1.
and friends here.
Mrs. c. A. Risbey of New York artiys
yesterday and will spend several vsh
with her parents.
j. H. Flagg of New York is a Govepr,
day visitor, and the guest of Judge n
Mrs. J. N. Tyler.
DIR. Donnelly returned to GardDs
Mass, Wednesday after a visit Of 10 i,g
at Edmund Carey's.
Walter Bangs, who is now engaged i
the insurance business in Connecticut
visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Cole returned ~
terday from stay of several weeks at ths,
daughters in North Springfield.
Miss Florence Burlingame went yeis
day to the White Mountains to spend i,T
days with friends from New York.
Miss Della Sherman vent last we'd
Thursday to Westbrooke, Conn.,, to spsni
two weeks with Mrs. Clifton Sherman.
Arthur Staples of Meadville, gadup
of Allegheny college, is in town in the D.
terest of the international encyclopedia
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Gull sail tOmG.
row from Liverpool on their return %
America, after stay Of about two month";
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Stoddard are spend
ing the week at Hyannisport, Mass, Ehz
their daughter has been staying for seven
weeks.
Miss Laura Parker OF Wellesley HA
Mass, and Miss Florence Plimpton OfWa
Newton, Mass, are the guests of Mrs. c
w. Durham.
Mrs. c. d. Brown, Miss Louise Brow
and Master Dewey Brown of Chicago hiR
been the guests of Gen. and Mrs. Esq
the past week.
Mrs. F. A. Severance of Jamaica Plain
Mass, called on her brother, F. L. HOUgs
ton, Wednesday, on her way to the Hougt
ton farm in Putney.
Chas. Z. Haywood of South AmheS
Mass, who has been attending the reul9
of his regiment at Deerfeld, visited b
cousin, S. H. Sherman, this week.
Mrs. Park Holland and granddaughig
Miss Bessie Holland, of Albany, \, L.
are at L. A. Elmer's this week, and hlN
also spent a day or two at Newfane
Miss Ryan, assistant editor Of the ID
yoke Transcript, was in town briefly ls
week. She was on her way north 10 pl
a Raymond & Whitcomb excursion
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bowler and jams
Bowler of Boston arrived SATURDAY
Thomas Bowler returned Monday, 6ul li
wife and children and james Bowler an
still here.
Miss Sarah Dine, sister of William ADJ
Thomas Pentland of this place, died Ner
nesday at Adams, Mass. The funeral WI
bel held today and William Pentland We"
down to attend it.
Charles +. Coy, formerly an employe a. ~ 4
Estey Organ factory, but now New l ~.
baker, is calling ON Brattleboro frlenas .us
week. Mrs. Coy and children are spehaus
the week in Wardsboro.
Harrison Merrill and daughter Of Slai
ing, Neb., who have been visiting MI ".
Mrs. F. @. Field, left for home luesl';,
Miss Lottie Field accompanying them
remain through the winter.
Mrs. E. E. Holloway and child len 70
terday to return TO their home in lnal.
apolis, Ind, after a visit of several We' a
Warren Moore accompanied them Oh III
way to his home in Lafayette, Ind
Charles Potter has taken possession
the Main street restaurant which he oous.
of Harry Pratt last week. Mr.. PoIeI y.
merly lived here, and for few yeals ~ y
been in the bakery business at BATE ~
later In New York.
Thomas Brown Lockwood, son o. = =
Congressman Lockwood of Buffalo, \, 49, =
who is prominently mentioned for D.n,
cratic candidate for lieutenant goverllytt
the Empire state on the Democratic uv vi
comes tomorrow for visit with DIS -
chum, James r. Hooker.