Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-08-30
Personal

for a short vacation.
Miss Maud Brown goes to Boston to- /
morrow for a week visit.
Mrs. T. j. Leach was in Palmer, Mass,
for the early part of the week.
Misses Agnes and Mamie Mcguire have
returned from Providence, L. l.
Mrs. Chas Crosby Of Boston has Joined
her husband at the Brooks House.
Misses Minnie Devine and Nan Hough-
ton are at Chesterfield for a week.
Mrs. W. W. Burdick Of West Pawlet is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. S. Dutton.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Chamberlain Of Amherst,
Mass, is the guest Of Mrs. +. II. Smith.
Miss Minnie Merrill of Woodstock is the
guest of her cousin Miss Dora Mitchell
L. D. Whitneys family have returned
from long stay at their cottage at opottord
lake
Mrs. L. W. Hawley and her children are
at Mrs Hawley's former home in Tafts-
vile.
James Fisk Hooker is at St. Adams as
one of the contestants in the state tennis
tournament.
Joseph Ferriter has been engaged to
have charge of the Brooks House billiard
room for year
Miss Julia Moody of East Mortified,
Mass, has been the guest of Miss Esther
Thomas this week.
Mrs. Y. o. Jones and children returned
Wednesday FROM a four weeks visit in
Palmer and its vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. I. a. Lord and daughter
returned Tuesday from two weeks visit
in Manchester, this state.
j. NJ. Cooley and daughter. Mrs. /. a.
Peet OF Springfield have been guests at the
Brooks House this week.
Lieut. and Mrs II. Il. Burnett went
Wednesday TO visit their son, Dr. +. II.
Burnett, in Hanover, Mass.
Walter Mann of Bradford visited his sis
ter, Mrs. c. Z. spencer this week. on his
way from Albany to his home.
j. +. Stearns has removed the hedge III
front of his Pearl street house and Is inn
proving his grounds in other ways.
Miss Janet Adams. who has been the
guest OF Miss Mabel Freeman, mas return
ed TO her Waterfowl, y. Y, home.
Mrs. ". W. Newcomb. who has spent
month or two al SpoftoTd lake. returns
tomorrow TO her home in FitchOur-.
Miss Rose Mettey of Holyoke visited
her brother, VIM. Mettey. over sunday
She lett on Monday for q visit in Canada.
Five young ladies witnessed Tuesday
morning sunrise from Nan-astlquet,
breaktasting on the mountain at halt-past
nyc.
Mrs : W. Richardson returned Friday
/ from New York. leaving her daughter,
! Mis-. scott. in more comfortable condi-
i ton.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bond OF Buffalo,
/ y. y. visited III town on Friday and Sat
/ urday. Mrs. Bond and Mrs. l.. 3. Hardy
/ are sisters.
/ Mr.. and Mrsr ". 5 McKenney and
/ children of North Adams came Monday
! Mrs. Mchenney and children will remain
here for some time.
Maurice Brown has accepted position
as compositor and general pressman in the
sunset Hill House, sugar Hill. y. II. He
went there Thursday
Lieut.. and Mrs. Geo. ". Gatchel left
Troy, y. Y, Wednesday en- route to the
lieutenant new post on Alcauaz Island,
san Francisco Harbor.
Col. g. W. HoodeT, j. =. Taylor, H. F..
Brooks and T. W. Blodgett are among
/ those vino are attending the horse breed
ers meeting at Rutland.
Mrs. j. W. Goddard. Misses Mathews
and Martin of New York were at the
Brooks House this week on their way home
from the White Mountains.
II. X. Chamberlain. j. II. Chamberlain,
and j. c. Howe are Sir Knights who at
tended the triennial conclave besides those
whose names were given last week.
Stewart Flagg OF New ork, who has
been the guest of Clarence Menzies Mil
Ter, returned 10 his home Wednesday. The
young men were chums al Phillips acade-
my, Andover.
W. f. Richardson and Fred Richardson,
after attending the Knights Templar con
ciave in Boston, will 60 from there TO Maine
10 attend the fairs and get pointers foi
the Valley Fair.
The portraits of ex-Gov. Fuller, Col
Haskins and Dr.. d. 2. Webster and OF
Mrs. Fuller and Mrs. Haskins have ap-
peaTed III the Boston papers this week in
the accounts OF the Knights Templar con.
clave.
Miss Alice Hessian Of Northampton
Mass, has been here for a few days. The
marriage of Miss Hessian and j. +. Ca
rey, the well-knOwn postal clerk, will be
solemnized,in the Catholic church at North
ampton next Tuesday.
Mrs. A. L. S. Avery of Westtield is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. 5. II. Sherman
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman and Mrs. Aver
went Saturday to Concord, y. H., to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Sherman's broth
er, Samuel FarnswortL.
Mrs. Z. L. Cooper went Saturday TO he
new home in Westheld, Mass. She wa
accompanied by Charles 0. Franklin, who
will remain in Westield several days ant
probably 80 on his wheel from there I,
New ork to visit his sister.
Misses Ethel Bruce and Wynne Wads
worth, who have been very successful il
their work as teachers, have been engaged
TO teach in the Puney schools, Mis-
Wadsworth at the central school and Mis-
Bruce at village school No. ..
Mrs. W. S. Williams and Mrs. Charlie
Horton and Miss Nettie Horton retume
Saturday from Easthampton, Long Island
where they have spent two months. Mrs
Williams returns there at once TO remain
with her children until Oct. i.
Frank E. Howe, a well-known Brattle
boro boy who is now one OF the proprif
tors of the Greenbush, n. Y, Herald, vii
be married the first week in October a
Montpelier to Miss Flora Cummins, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Cummins @
, that city.
81 Freeman Scott and family, c. II. SheI
, ardson and family of Bellows Falls and MI
T and Mrs. Burr Taft and child of NorfolB
Neb., drove Sunday to the home of II. {
} ShepaTdsOn, n. II. Mr. and Mrs. Tat
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