Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-07-26
PERSONAL.

home over Sunday.
Mrs. f. II. Harris is in Orange, Mass,
for a visit of a few days.
Miss Mary Moran returned Monday after
spending a week in Holyoke.
w. w. Cook is entertaining a party of
friends from Greenfield this week.
Miss Celia Ingram returned quite i'll from
Rutland Friday, but is now better
Albert Baldwin has been caring for F.
r. Thomas, who has been quite. i'll.
o. L. Miner and S. o. Miner are on a
fishing trip in the wilds of Stratton.
Miss JEANNE Hall has been the guest of
Miss Hattie Webster at Spofford lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Yeaw of Worcester,
Mass, are guests at Hiland Haskinss.
Miss Rose Mcguire returned Monday
with her aunt, Mrs. Milott, to Rutland.
Maurice Higgins has gone to Claremont,
N. H., where he has position in hotel.
John Cain, stationed at Richford in the
customs service, was at home over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Bryant of Keene, n. H, spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. G. II Ryder.
VIM. Gee, who has been at Mortified,
Mass, carpentering, is at home for two
weeks.
Will Collins of the Springfield Republi-
can staff has been at home for a short
visit.
Miss Nora Mcguire of Providence, r. l.,
is with her cousin, Miss Agnes Mcguire,
for week.
Mrs. F. +. Willard and Miss Carrie Dut-
ton returned Tuesday after an outing at
Block Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Van Doom and
their guests are at the new cottage at
Spofford lake.
Mrs. Albert Baldwin and Miss Matte
Baldwin went to Antrim yesterday, for a
few weeks visit
Mrs. S. NJ. Kidder and daughter of Will
mington are with Mrs. Kidder's sister,
Mrs. X. Haskins.
j. O'Neil of White River junction
joined his wife here Saturday and they re-
turned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. d. B. Stedman have re-
turned to Springfield, Mass, after trip to
the White Mountains.
Rev. c. o. Day left yesterday for Cats
kill n. Y, and from there to Sharon,
Conn, to join his children.
A. B. Clapp and f. A. Pratt have been
on a business trip to Boston, Attleboro
Providence and Springfield.
Judge VIM. C. Holbrook and family Of
New York came last week and will remain
for some time at Gov. Holbrook's.
Lotin and Walter Newcomb left yester-
day for Willoughby Lake, where they
will spend two weeks vacation.
Miss Ella Newman and Minnie Brasol
rode Monday on their wheels to Alstead
N. H., to visit Mrs. G. NJ. Rogers.
Mrs. S. X. Durrell and children, afte
living here year and half, have moved
to Attleboro, Mass, their former home.
John Kenyon, meat cook at the Brook
House the past two years, will go to Bos
ton next week to engage in the cannin!
business.
Miss Dora Mitchell has been sufferin!
severely since Tuesday night from the eff
feet of swallowing a pine needle while a
Spofford lake.
Phineas Goodrich continues in failin
health and his condition is now consider
ed critical. His son, VIM. b. Goodrich o
A Boston, has been here several days.
y Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Wilcox and daugt
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. \. w. Childs an
\daughter were guests at the Forest an
NStream clubs house in Wilmington owe
Sunday.
c. r.. Crosby's daughter Marjorie, wen
Wednesday to Westbrook, Conn, wher
" grandmother, Mrs. Bemis, her brothe
ward, and Mrs. G. G. Fits and chill
Nstaying.
IRrtin Austin, ir., returned Wednesda
ten-day vacation trip to dfferer
of New York state, the Thousan
S, and thence down the st. Law
10 Montreal.
NWill B. Clark and family came I
boro last week. They had been
tI.. seashore a month since leaving Bait
more. They will spend about two month
at the Marlboro farm.
Clarence Carpenter, formerly the Brood
House barber, accompanied by his famil
returned Wednesday from Los Angelo
Cal. They are now at the home of NJ
Carpenters father in Gulford.
Misses Lillian and Gertrude Wood 90
Randolph, this state, Saturday. After
visit there with their sister, Mrs. Will
Barnes, they will proceed to their old hon
in West Bangor, n. Y, for a month
visit.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank L. Phalen and Sc
of Concord, who have been the guests
Madam Balestier will go from here t
morrow to attend the grove meeting
n The Welrs, in the management of whiC
Mr.. Phalen has leading part.
Mrs Electa S. Morse and Sewall Mors
accompanied by Mrs. Eta McGimme al
son of Malone, N. Y, went to Gotta
City Wednesday for two weeks outin
Miss Calista Morse is staying at n
Dunklee's in Centreville during thu
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Vaughan attended a
union of Vaughan family at the homeste
now owned by George H. Vaughan,
North Bridgewater last Saturday. The
were present 43 persons, including Ma
B. Vaughan, the grandmother of N
Vaughan.
Daniel Curtin and DIR. Jackson collid
while running rapidly to a coupe at A.
Cobb's Wednesday night, both being an
ious to be first in following the groom a
BRIDE Curtin had to have three stitcf
taken over one eye and DR.. jackson
capped with an enlarged proboscis
Everett Williams, a former resident, N
travelling agent and salesman for the MI
Nlia metal company, was in town yesterd
4is brother, John Williams, who forme
had charge of the Magnolia compan
Boston office, is now manager of the
ic go branch, and his father is at the hC
"A the Boston business. q - u1A8h1
Guy P. Howe finishes work next w
in the store of George Z. Greene, VIII
he has been clerk the past four yes
He will have vacation of a month
then go to Boston with Frank Haskins,
three years a clerk in Holden & Co.'s dl
store, it being the intention of both