Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-08-16
PERSONAL.

Hyland Perry has begun work in John
Galvin's store.
Lewis Gregg is spending a few days in
New York CITY,
An original pension has been granted to
Charles G. Miller.
Edward, son of Will Fletcher, is suffer-
ing from ivy poisoning.
Edmund Carey has returned after
weeks outing at Block Island.
Mrs. Ellen Powers of New York is a
guest at the Bratteboro House.
Stephen Ellis is spending a weeks vaca-
ton with friends in Willimantic, Conn.
VIM. Redinbaugh who has been at C.
b. Lamson's, has gone to Westerly, r. l.
L. S. Higgins took a party of young
people to Mortified Tuesday on his tally
no.
Charles II. Thompson has gone on a va
cation trip of a week to the White Mount
aims.
Miss NJ. Wynne Wadsworth has been en-
gagged to teach the town central school at
Putney.
E. j. Rogers has moved from Vernon
street to l.. NJ. Stickney's house on Chest
nut street.
MIS- d. w. DlllJl HAS Dttll NlSlJlllS llGI
daughter, Mrs. Julius Timson, at Clare
mont, n. II.
Mrs. Fred c. Eddy of Rutland is visit
ing her brother-in-law, Mr.. Eddy, at the
Brooks House
j. r. Hoadley, secretary of the New
England Fire Insurance company, was in
town yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. S. Mendelson of New
York are at Mrs. Kirkland's for their an
nual summer visit
Mrs. Catherine Collins returned to
Fitchburg Saturday after a months stay
at Edmund Careys.
Miss Mary Ballou of Greenfield, who has
been spending a few weeks at f. A.
Wells's, has returned home.
Miss Lulu Coates went Saturday to Deep
River, Conn, where she will spend some
time with Abbie Fuller Spencer.
Madam Demar, who has been telling for
tunes at the BrattleborO House, has return
ed to her home in Bennington.
Ashton f. Taylor has moved from 70
Elliot to 80 High street. j. w. Rhodes
from 81 Elliot to % Estey street.
Mrs. Graves of Hatfield, Mass, and Miss
Huyson of Springfield, Mass, have been
guests at DIR. Hamilton's this week.
c. P. Chases family move this week tc
Springfield Mass, where Mr. Chase bought
lumber business several weeks ago.
w. A. Griffin, formerly Browning, King
IL Co.'S local representative, is now on the
road for the Westfeld, Mass, Whip com
pany.
Mrs. j. T. johnson and child have re
turned to Worcester, Mass, after visiting
at 5. S. Hunts and in other towns of this
county.
, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hines have been OF
a carriage drive to North Adams, Mass.
where they visited their daughter, Mrs w
S. McKenneY.
c. f. X. Jenne was elected one of tn
vice presidents of the Vermont associa
ton of Life Underwriters at the meetin!
held at Burlington.
Charles f. Smonds, Brattleboro bo
who has been a well known hotel proprieto
at Louisville, KY, for many years. is greeting
old acquaintance.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer of Amherst, Mass
are spending two weeks with Mrs Thay
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Dutton
y at the Bliss farm cottage,
Sidney Hescock caught a black has
which weighed A pounds while fishing a
= Sunset lake August s. This is one of tn
- largest fish taken from that lake
Miss Florence Clark goes today to Elio
= Maine, for a two weeks vacation. Mis-
u Ruby Hescock will take her place as steu
ographer in the Vermont national bank.
= c. l.. Stckney, Adm Pettee, Charlie
. Cleveland, Walter Stearns and Arthur Sta
D Piles rode on their wheels to Springfield
o Mass, Sunday, returning on the nigl
s. train.
- Henry Campbell, the well-known hot
manager, is critically i'll at Narraganset
E, Pier, r. l., where he and mrs. Campbe
s. went several weeks ago to fill summer
IL engagement.
Prof and Mrs. VIM. b. Clark and Pro
- and Mrs. Williston Walker are on ca
- riage drive to Dublin and Jaffrey, n.
e They will visit Rev. Frederick Greene {
Middletown, Conn, whose summer hon
. . is at Jaffrey.
&c From the Sioux Falls, South Dakot
August Leader: "H. j. Davenport, who
in in Chicago, will start for home on his Blk
al next Monday. If he doesn't make son
ar of the distance by rail it will be because
can't catch a train"
s. Mrs. Seneca Howe, who has been visi
s. ing in Townshend, went yesterday
r Gouverneur, n. y, where she will speI
rs several months with daughters Mrs. How
will be joined there on Monday by h
r. daughter, Miss Effie Howe, who has be-
Nv at y ork Beach.
w GRANGE NEWS.