Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-10-26

PERSONAL.

EEhSON AL.
Kenneth Emerson is housed by illness
Geo. F. Taft has moved to Il Central street.
A. H. Park has been visiting in Palmer, Mass.
two. ~ )" iOi " wen VI
~. H. Prescott has spent the week in Perkins
j.. F Hurley returned this week from a trip to
Tuesday. F
Geo; Deeyo has moved from Washington street
to ID Reed street
Or; H. D. Holton has been in Hartford, Conn,
briefly this week.
Charles II Fawcett of New York has been visit
ing at N. H. Whites
=, ?. J. Higgins is in Durgin's drug store during
Frank Reeds absence.
Il. NJ. Angler has the stakes in for a new house
and barn on Canal street.
Mrs. L. W. Hawley spent Sunday in Worcester.
Mass, with her son Charles.
Mrs Thomas D. Thayer Of Amherst, Mass. is
visiting her father, d. D. Dutton
Bert French, employed by Emerson & Son, is
seriously i'll with catarrhal fever
w; o. Chlds of Londonderry, has entered the
employ OF w. f. Richardson & Co.
l.. A. Fales is home from Worcester, Mass, for
rev weeks rest and recuperation
II. g. Dearth of New York has been the guest
OF Robert Gordon Hardie this week.
MIR. Seaver of Springfield, Mass, is here to tune
the organ at the Universalist church.
Mrs. Hosea Jones of West Deerheld, Mass has
been visiting her father, Joel F. Willard.
E. A. Starkey has been in Chester this week
but later in New York on a business trip.
Mrs. Harry Mayo goes Monday for a few weeks
visit TO her old home at Sag Harbor, n. Y.
Mrs. Harrison A. Morse of Brooklyn is with her
daughter Mrs w. II. Bond, who is very i'll.
Oscar Boyden returned Monday from Milwau-
kee, Wis, where he has been since last March.
S, w. Durham left yesterday for his home in
Paris Maine, after two weeks visit with his
| sons.
Allie Leonard of the Prospect Hill school at
| Greenfield has been at y. II. Whites for a short
| visit
Thomas Q Brook, assistant advance agent Of
| week
Mr.. and Mrs H. P wellman go to Providence.
r. l., tomorrow to spend Sunday with their son
| George.
f, l.. Houghton is in Chicago attending the con.
| citation.
H. P. Smith and daughter, Mrs E. A. Starkey.
and her child and neice 20 to New York to-mor.
| morrow.
Mrs. S. NJ Crothers Of Cambridge, Mass. was
| the guest OF Mrs. Charles Warder on Mon ay and
| Tuesday.
A. S. Nichols threw his arm out of joint by
| falling on the railroad track near South Vernon
Tuesday.
Henry Mosse will accompany the foot ball team
| to Holyoke tomorrow, where he will ofticiate as
| mascot"
Mrs. Hattie Williams Smith sang at the Univer-
saliSt church Sunday in place Of Mrs. Hubbard,
| who was ill.,
Mrs. j. J. Estey is at Greenwich y y, for a
short visit. Gen. Estey accompanied her there
| on Wednesday.
Myron p Davis, High school graduate of the
class of "a, began work at the Peoples national
| bank yesterday.
C. E. westgate represented the local Epworth
league at the meeting of the Montpelier district
at Ludlow Monday.
Joseph Burpee left last week for Doboy, Ga ,
after spending several weeks with his mother
Mrs. Sarah Burpee
Mrs. H. A. Scott and her grandson, Mark
ton and its vicinity.
Mrs. Emma Dickinson Elliot, who has been the
guest of Mrs. G.. r. Crosby, left Saturday for her
home in Rockford Ill
w. u. Minor is to move into the Devens house
recently bought by Charles Miner soon as it i,
prepared for occupancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Mcclure returned Wed
nesday from Ea Mortified, Mass where they
have been the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A: Phelps start today to drive
to their home IN Boston. They have spent
month at their farm in district No. q.
Mr.. wetherbee of Bellows Falls, representing
the Metropolitan Insurance company of New
York, is spending some tine in town.
Miss Rose VI. McCulum stenographer in tn,
Holstein Friesian Register office, is spending tn,
week at her home in Winthrop, Mass.
E. John Devine is home for a short time after
trip through New York state as the advance agen
of the justin Adams comedy company.
J. g. Ullery left Monday for a months triI
going first to New York and Philadelphia AM
later to Denver, Col, to visit his brother
Henry Willis. who has been critically i'll a
South Vernon. is now recovering. George Rot
erts was there two weeks caring for him.
A party from Brattleboro drove Friday t.
Mortified, Mass to assist IN the celebration o
the Sith birthday of a relative, Mrs. Eliza Lynde
Milton Miller, E. w. Blodgett, Fred Waite
John d. Austin and Others from Brattteboro say
the AliX- Directum race at Mystic park Saturday
Rev Frank L. Phalen of Concord was chose
general secretary of the New Hampshire Unta
ran association at the 3lst annual meeting hel
in Litteton last week.
Thomas c. Cooney, Thomas Stanley, as h
, was known on the stage. died at Montpelier la.
week He was here last season with the j. [
2 Rockwell theatre company.
Hon. J. i. Martin was reelected the drecto
from Windham county of the Vermont Mutua
Fire Insurance company, at the annual meetin
held in Montpelier last week
Miss Florence E. Clark has been at Nader
Mass for few days, where she attended IN
wedding of friend She goes to Worcester fo
% the remainder of her vacation.
; Dr. NJ /. Bruce took Thomas Cain, who Ia
his shoulder severely hurt recently, to Hanovt
Wednesday for examination at the Hitchcoc
2 hospital connected with the Dartmouth medc'
| school.
Miss Lenna Thomas is at Lebanon, N. H..
sing as one of the soloists in The Recluse. III
! opera in which s. people appear, under the direC
ton of Harley Newcomb, the welknown music.
! ! teacher,
The conductor of the freight train did not wa
for his special orders to take passengers at Be
| lows Falls Saturday night, and in consequent
eight of the foot oall team rode home in a co
$ car, the others waiting for the owl Sunday morn
| ing.
Y Mr. and Mrs A. E. Thurber and their tw
daughters left yesterday afternoon to spend Sc
eral weeks in Pennsylvania and Michigan. NJ
! Thurber's health has shown marked improvement
of late and still further benefit is hoped for frOl
, the change.
l. Guests at Mrs. Kirkand's are Mrs Baestie
Miss Balestier, Mrs. Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. WIN
| n Budd and two children and nurse of Ne
/ York and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hampden Cut
Howard of Beebe, Ark Mr.. Howard, who is Oh
editor and proprietor of Beebe newspaper W.
Il married in that city few weeks ago, and is no
. on his wedding Journey with his bride. Mr. an
Mrs Howard 20 from Brattleboro to Clevelan
and Chicago, and home by way of st. Louis
Brooks House Budget.
= Mrs E. X. Glidden returned from Boston Mo
J. day
r Miss Miles and Miss Gertrude Miles of Ne
IS York are stopping at the house for sometime.
a H. H. Cooley, a former clerk at the Brood
z, House. now of the Amherst House. Amhers
a Mass was here saturday.
- A driving party consisting Of Mr.. au1INlrs
e. Merriam, Boston, and Mr. and Mrs, H.
?, Kingsbury, Westfeld, were here Friday.
a Odin r. Roberts, Boston, +, Scott, North Be
~ nington, Il. II. Brown, Troy, n. Y, Geo.
II Johnson, Burlington, and Emory 5. ii lrris, Be
II ningtOn, were here To attend the session of Il
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