Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-08
PERSONAL.

E6N0ONA AL.
Miss Edith Stolte is visiting in Meriden.
Conn.
w. L. Blanchard of New York is at the
Brooks House.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 1. Bangs are visiting at
Lancaster, Mass.
Geo D. Lamb of New Haven, Ct, has
been in town this week.
Lyman, the young son of Frank L,
Hunt, is i'll with diphtheria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Reed of Benning-
ton are guests at Oscar Smiths.
Charles H. Fawcett of New York will
come tomorrow for a short visit.
Charles Carpenter of Worcester is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. o. F. Bailey.
Geo. S. Perry returned Monday after a
three weeks visit in Danvers, Mass.
A. G. Brooks of Penn Yam, N. Y, has
greeted many aquaintances this week.
Miss Nellie E. Barnard of Wilmington
called on BrattleboIo friends last week.
T. j. B. Cudworth is quite i'll, and has
been confined to his house several days.
Merton Robbins of the University of
Vermont is at home for short vacation
Mrs. Harry Rowe returned Tuesday
from Bethel, where she spent three weeks.
Mrs. j. o. Smith goes today to Win
chester, Mass, to visit her neice, Mrs. Hall.
Connie Brosnahan will leave next week
for Oakland, Cal, where he will spend the
winter.
Gov. Fuller has been quite i'll with a
with a bronchial affection, but is now re-
covering
Mrs. Vickery, who has been the guest
of Mrs. W. G. Carpenter, left for Boston
yesterday.
Otis Edgarton is spending a few days in
Springfield, Mass, with his brotber-in-law,
Dr. Whey.
Mrs. G. P. Dewitt went Friday to Spring
field, Mass, where she will remain for
some time.
Miss Maud Stoddard left Saturday for a
stay of several days in Northampton and
Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Hopkinson are in
Boston attending reunion of Mrs. Hop
kinson's family.
D. Stolte, jr., is captain and left half
back of the foot ball eleven of the training
school at Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. j. G. Cutting of Guilford will
come here to spend some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Flora Clary.
Mrs. Cotton returned to her home in
New York yesterday, after visit with her
daughter, Mrs H. A. Chaplin.
Mrs. Jennie Bracket Stanley of West
Gardiner, Mass, has been visiting here
and in Green River the past week.
Miss Lucie 1. Bracket goes to Concord,
N. H., tomorrow for visit. She will also
visit in Lebanon before her return.
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spending three weeks at the Brooks House
before going to New York for the winter.
Mrs. M. NJ. Eddy and Mrs. NJ. S. John
son, the mother and sister of II. W. Eddy,
come tomorrow to occupy the Shea house
for the winter.
d. G. O'Neil will leave about Dec. for
an extended visit to his old home in Scot
land. He will go to Loudon and Paris be-
fore he returns.
Miss Lillian Newton delightfully."- enter
tanned a party of friends at tea Wednesday.
"Animal PIP was the chief feature of the
evenings entertainment.
Alison L. Harris, bookkeeper at the "Ex-
change is taking two weeks vacation
which he is spending, together with his
wife and child, in Bondville.
Rev. L. D. Temple goes tomorrow tc
Providence, r. l., where he will attend the
annual session of the Baptist Congress
He will be absent about week.
Mrs. Clarence bearing and her soI
Floyd left Saturday for Bethel, being called
there by the critical illness of Mrs. Dear
ing's mother, Mrs. Charles Hunt.
K. L. Haskins, formerly of BrattleborC
and now of Bellows Falls, has bought jol
shop in Greenfield, Mass, and will NOV
there and begin business about Dec. l.
Col. and Mrs. E. II. Chase returned t.
their winter home in Louisville, KY, yes
terday. Capt. and Mrs. j. Harry Este.
will live at Gen. Estey's during the winter
Mrs. Russell of New York, who has
summer home in Claremont, N. H., i
making her annual fall visit at the Brook
House before going to the city for the win
ter.
Miss Maud Essex, who has been witt
her parents near London several months
has gone to Heidelberg, where she will de
vote her time to the study of music and tn
German language.
John W. Griggs, who is the first Re
publican to be elected governor OF Ne'
Jersey in 81 years, is president of the trus
company in Paterson of which Frank
Allen is cashier.
The Hardwick Gazette of last week says
s'Mrs. FL. B. Slayton OF Brattleboro IS Wis
iting her grandson, W. S. Drenan, an
other friends in town few days. Mr'
Slayton is S5 years old and made the Joul
ney alone"
Miss Belle Tenney has recently organize
a music class at Hinsdale. Miss Tenne
not only gives instruction npon the plan
but also in musical analysis and harmon!
She has been pupil of Miss Mary Burr
ham in New York city for three years.
George Roberts returned few days ag
from Hanover, where he had completed
wears course at the Dartmouth medic;
college. He will go in January to Blu
lington, where he will secure his degree
the medical department of the Universal
of Vermont.
Prof Ellie Charlier, who recently spel
some time in New York, has returnt
to Europe, and is now on his way to sper
the winter in Ceylon, India. He has four
the climate of the hills in that country Il
one climate in which he can live comfor
ably during that season.
]. H. Chamberlain of Indianapolis a
rived in town Monday. He had an au
tion of horses in Boston Wednesday. M
and Mrs. Chamberlain have packed the
household effects and Mrs. Chamberlain al
Younger son will go tomorrow to Meride
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