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

E. F. Brooks is quite ill with eryspeas.
Miss Mamie Graves is visiting in Bur
lington.
Miss Mamie Devine is at work at A. E.
Miler's.
Mrs. E. r. Parkess is visiting in Spring
field, Mass.
Miss Florence Knight is visiting in
Mortified.
Rev. E. S. Morse caught 90 trout in
Stratton Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Henkel are at their
Spofford lake cottage.
Thomas Atkins of Lyons, y. Y, is greet
ing Brattleboro friends.
H. c. Clisbee, clerk in Puffers grocery
store, is taking his vacation.
p. J. Higgins is at work for Druggist
Roach at South Deerfield, Mass
c. A. Aiken and Geo. Aiken, with their
families, have moved to Jamaica.
Mrs. c. 5. Colburn and daughter of Chi
cago are guests at A. S. Fields.
Lieut. F. c. Platts went yesterday to
Boston where he will visit his sister.
Geo. d. Reed is moving from Esteyville
to L. 5. Higgins's house on Oak street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Drown of Sprinc
field, Mass, are here for visit Of - the
days. Deen in town
w. A. Griffin has moved from II Wash
| ington street to Mr.. Pellets house on
! Central street.
Jack Stewart is at work at the American
| House and Robert Aldrich at the night
! lunch rooms.
Eugene Ferriter, who had a foot crushed
in the railroad yard some time ago, is out
| on crutches.
DR.. Fred Crosby of New York came yes
| terday for vacation visit of two weeks
with his parents.
Merton Mlcott went Saturday on his
wheel to Chester, Windsor and other
! places, returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith of Dover, y.
| H., and Harry Smith of Boston were in
town briefly on Wednesday.
EX-Gov. Fuller is at Chatham, Mass.
Gov. and Mrs. Fuller have been invited to
| go on an extended yachting cruise.
Mrs. Jas. J. O'Donnell and child of
CRANKY, Mass, are visiting with Mrs.
O'Donnelps mother, Mrs. Honora Brown.
Miss Alice and Haskell Wood gave a
tally-ho party Wednesday evening, with
Pine Grove Springs as the objective point.
Misses Abbie and Annie Stevens of Ar
lington, Mass, are at Mrs. Kirkland's to
spend few days among Brattleboro
friends.
DR.. and Mrs, Byron A. Woods, and the
Misses Woods, who have spent two weeks
in Bratteboro, left yesterday for the Adj
rondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. B. Cudworth and
Rev. F. W. Sprague and family of East
| IL IL,
for months rest.
Mrs. Wood, Miss Alice and Haskell
Wood who have been guests at w. II.
Child's, returned Wednesday to their home
in Cambridge, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fox and children
of Springfield, Mass, have been in town
on their way to Williamsyille. Mr. Fox
rode here on his wheel.
Among the names that appear in the re-
issue pension list ale George H. Burns,
Brattleboro; Chandler NJ. Russell, Will
mington; Barton Walker, Westminster
John O'Connor, son of James O'Connor,
left yesterday for a two months visit in
Ireland He will take passage on the
steamer Majestic of the White Star Line.
A party of young women, chaperoned by
Mrs. Henry Crosby, Mrs. F. R. Durgin and
next week. They will occupy the Streeter
cottage.
Misses Florence Wellman and Florence
Pratt were in Northampton; Tuesday. They
will enter Smith college in September 81.
P. Wellman accompanied the young
women.
The Misses Bell, who were here with
their father, Hon. G. j. Bell, to attend the
dedication of grange hall, were guests of P.
5. Eames. Mr.. Bell was the guest of o,
T. Ware.
Rev. S. M. Crothers went Tuesday to
Plymouth, Mass, delivering there ON
Thursday, before the "Summer School of
Ethics" lecture on "Modern tendencies
in liberal religion"
E. M. Carpenter, postal clerk on the
short run between Brattleboro and Spring
field, Mass, has been promoted to the
night run from Newport to Springfield,
succeeding George Rice, who is to do trans
fer work in Springfield. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carpenter will move from Brattleboro in a
few days, either. tQuS%ingfeld or Barton