Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-08
PERSONAL.

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E. D. Ranney was over from Boston
Sunday,
Mrs Harry Rowe has returned after a
visit to Bethel.
Mrs. f. L. Parker was in Claremont
over last Sunday.
Hon. Charles Amsden of Weathersfeld
was in town Wednesday.
Myron Davis has been elected drum
major of the Artillery band.
Wayne Reed of North Adams, Mass.
! greets his many friends in town.
Mrs. c. w. Hooker has issued invita-
| lions tor an lat home next Tuesday.
Louise Rawson has gone to Alstead, y.
H., to spend two weeks with her aunt.
Daniel Mccarthy Of Greenfield, Mass,
was in town with his brother over Sunday.
/ viii Reed of Ansonia, Conn. has been
| at home for a short visit with his mother.
| Wesley Covill of Weathersfeld greets
| his Brattleboro friends while here for a
| visit
George Thompson, Of the Youths
! Companion office, has been in town this
week
Mrs. II. w. Carter was the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Sarah Mower, in Barre, last
week.
Mrs. Daniel Chandler and Miss Helen
Sherwin of Chester, are guests at II. 5.
| Sherwin's.
Mr.. Pease, at y. l. Hawley's. left Mon
day for months vacation, going first to
Hatfield, Mass.
Charles X. Randall of New York is here
! for visit of a few days with his sister,
| Mrs. \. b. Hall
c. K. Glidden gave a dinner party to a
few gentleman friends at his Dummerston
! home Sunday evening.
! William Martin has returned to Boston
! after being here several weeks. His wife
remains here for the present.
Robert Gordon Hardie, accompanied by
his sister-in-law, Mrs. w. b. Rdgeley. left
for Washington Wednesday.
Miss H. \. Fletcher of Townshend, is
spending some time with her sister, Mrs.
Burchard, at the Brooks House.
Mr. and Mrs c. J. Hill have returned
to NOrwalk, Conn, after stay of two or
three weeks at the Brooks House.
Mrs. c. Z. Barrett returned today to
Lawrence, Mass, after visit of three
weeks with her mother, Mrs Wheelock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Shell
burne Falls, Mass, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. d. II. Bement
L. F. Pettee left New York yesterday
with two trotting horses to drive to the
Deerfeld stock farm at West Brattleboro
Rev E. B. Leavitt is to deliver the adj
dress at the reunion of the High school in
bingham, Mass, of which he is a graduate.
viii Willard, formerly a clerk in Dun
ham Brother store, has gone to Burling-
ton, where he has a position in a santa
rum.
Col. and Mrs. James Lills of Rutland
and Mr. and Mrs T. j. Denning of Pal
mer were among the Sunday visitors in
town.
Mrs. Fred Ransom went to West Wind
sor Friday, and Mr.. Ransom has Joined
her there this week for a vacation of a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sargent of Albany,
y. Y, who are on their wedding trip, are
spending a few days with Bratteboro rela-
tives.
About 80 Bennington people who were
attending the Sunday school convention
had quarters in the CroweE cottage in
Highland park.
Fay Fuller, formerly a clerk in y. l.
Hawley's store and later at the Retreat, has
returned to SaXtons River and will work
in the Glynn store.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Z. Scribner leave Mon
day for a carriage drive to Mr.. Scribner''
old home at Morrisville. They will bC
away three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Carpenter are il
Skowhegan, Maine. Mr.. Carpenter vii
return soon, but Mrs. Carpenter will re.
main there for the summer.
Rev. Mr.. Macgeorge of Bennington wa
accompanied to the state Sunday schoo
convention by his family, who called upoi
, many former acquaintance.
Prof. Sherman l.. Howe, with his wifi,
and son are at his fathers in East Dover
Mr.. Howe is teaching in the John b
Stetson university OF Deland, Fla
Geo. NJ. Ellis, who lost his left hant
and right foot while at work in the Charles
) town, Mass, freight yard, is visiting hi
father and mother on Spring street.
Col. Francis Goodhue was reelected on
, of the directors of the Vermont IL Massa
chusetts railroad company at the annua
2 meeting held in Boston Wednesday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Howe of Worcester
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. LOOMS of Shel
. burne, Mass. who are driving through tn
= | country, were al luc biOOho IlOU9O VII
4 week.
e George A. Powers, jr., and Henr
= Woodwork of Brooklyn, n. Y, are spend
S ing two weeks at the Brooks House
George Powers and family come Tuesda,
d to remain few days.
l. HIP. Smith has returned from New ork
= accompanied by Mrs. Smith, Miss Fam
9 Pratt and Miss Edith Reed. They wi
e remain with Mr.. Smiths son-in-law, E. A
n Starkey, for the summer.
Miss Emma Gregg and Louis D. Greg
: have been in Groton this week to atten
q the wedding of their cousin, Miss Josephin
n E. Cochran, to Daniel F. Clark, assistan
n postmaster at Montpelier.
e Frank Knight, employed by IL: NJ
: Wood, sustained badly sprained ankle
few DAVIS ago and will probably be disable
t. two or three weeks. The accident wa
7. caused by stepping upon rolling stone
: Mr.. and Mrs. James Harper are at tn
l. home of Mrs. Harper's father, Nj: [
,r Hodqkins. for the summer. They hay
2 been living of late at Auburn, N. Y
sr where Mr.. Harper is studying for The mil
istry.
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