Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-11-09
PERSONAL.

r smith went wednesday to Boston
Ora Horton is in Fitchburg and Boston
to B. Stone is spending the week in Spring.
f.l' If r scars of Hoyoke Mass was in town
" .,I., rurl Nichols returned Monday from
rsI r,,r.r returned from his visit to Mont.
HrSaturluy
l,,. onl Mrs. Charles G. Staples are spending
Hg In Boston.
w We. rurvrll of New York spent Sunday in
N ,,,.. Faith Rose went Wednesday to Spring.
.'ijfor her vacation.
E ~, II ,iuor moves next week into the Devens
nm Nufth street
p ,,s'.r r cram returned yesterday from va.
,ur nj some length.
@.' r. slack aud family return to Brook
s Mass next Thursday
&c., NJ r, Ter returned Saturday night from
iTonthS stay at Nantucket
w.. Gilman Gay of Providence, r. l., is visit
NJ, sister Mrs f. W. Fox.
traitor Bangs has taken a tenement IN Mrs
.V}iss house on Green street.
Estev returned Tuesday from bust.
". Trim 10 New York and Boston.
Pa, " IT Collins win attend the Episcopa
,hrb congress in Boston this week
t,,is AytTlll. a former emplOye at tne BROOKS
~ is critically i'll at Wilmington.
n Greene returned Friday from Hartford,
c, vhtrp he has spent several weeks.
vr p e. SPENCER. accompanied by her son Ar
H.' i VISITING her brother in Gilbertsvle ~ Y
Vr. Seth stone, who has been i'll for two
u1rtbs of more, is rapidly regaining her strength.
Mr.. A j Horton and Mrs Benson went Friday
VorLfrId Farms, Mass. returning this week
ir5gs shea. who has recently returned from
rSrS,r is at his Oak street home for a few
cso Hall has moved from 50 Elliot street to
ubetsoue block; F. A. Powers from 81 Canal to
tBrook
,sTs business at the st. James HOTEL Jackson
vile, Fla.
usrry Eddy. J. A. Amidon and c. D. Smith
have recently begun work at the Carpenter Organ
factory
a, erend the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Clements.
parrqsertative George A. Hines was at home
aver Sunday for the first time during the legisa
u7e session,
Mr.. Nellie NJ. Howe, nee Wright, Of Boston, is
,bs llest of Mrs c. w. Durham and Mrs. II. H.
Thompson.
: wales. who has spent part of the week here
,14s next week to Westfield, Mass, to arrange
fora kiruess.
Mrs II II Wheeler was critically i'll with con-
rpslrn ~ the lungs SATURDAY, but SlHSt lhSh has
improved steadily.
vrs \. T.. Sawyer is at Plymouth, Mass, where
,As is to deliver her course of lectures on the
lover forms of he
lanes sears has finished work for F H. Dickn.
en- and will 90 to Holyoke. His place here is
ssen by Joseph Norman
Mrs Howard. the Townshend postmaster, who
f.I suddenly Saturday night was sister of
franklin Davis of this town.
Fred l.. smith went Monday to Philadelphia to
receive treatment by an optical specialist. He
was accompanied by his son Lyman.
Mrs Alice Knight was called to Boston last
week ou account Of the illness of her mother,
Mr. Willard who is now improving.
Mrs q W Esterbrook has recently visited II.
Whreler's family at Hyde Park, Mass, and
Rev F. ". Sprague's family at East Boston.
FL Leach on Monday resumed his work as
engineer on the New London road, the first time
ehas been able to make the trip since May.
INV. Eddy has rented Dennison Cowles house
Cd Chaplin street for the winter. The house will
Be occupied by MIR. Eddy's mother and sisters.
Co., E H. Chase and family left Tuesday for
their winter home in Louisville, KY. The Man
rys will remain at the Brooks House for the pre- s.
elt.
Miss Genevieve Slate was given a surprise visit
Wednesday evening by her Sunday school class,
observance of her birthday, which occurred
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron G. Taylor have spent the
week here previous to going to New York to NOR
row and thence to Washington for the winter
They have been at Grafton during a large part OF
their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennison Cowles, with their little
daughter, left Tuesday for Jacksonville, Fla
They will spend the winter in Florida, making
their headquarters where the climate seems mos
beneficial to Mrs Cowles's health
Conductor Severance OF the Brattleboro 6
Whitehall railroad is on a visit to Royalton. thi
state and during his absence Conductor Hayes
Othe freight train is taking his place, Thomas
Rouse, the assistant yard superintendent, having
charge of the freight train.
A. W. Clark of the freshman class in Wesleyan
college, son of DR.. Clark OF Derby, and Geo.
Hough's roommate died at his home last Satur
day and was buried Monday. Mr.. Hough. whit
represented his class at the funeral, stayed over
few hours here on his return Tuesday.
Miss Maud Essex sailed from New York yester
day on the Columbia of the Hamburg American
line for Southampton. She will spend the wlnte
with her parents in London. Ex-Gov. Fuller
who accompanied her to New York, goes iron
there TO Chicago for the rest of the month
Capt Geer and wife of New London wer
guests at r. H. Wheeer's last week, and are nov
aR H Sargent's, where they will spend the IT
uliuder of their vacation. Mr.. Geer is captain
Of the City of Lowell, the new fast steamer q
The Norwich line plying between New London an
New York