Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-11-29


Charles Cleveland, who was seriously i'll |
last week with appendicitis, is recovering.
Miss Mamie Croker was with Miss Flo |
renee Welman at Smith college over Sun
day.
Fred Hopkinson and John Manley re-
turned Friday from their visit in Benning-
ton.
Mrs. Luther Plummer has returned after
stay of six weeks or more in Greenfield
Mass.
Baggage Master David Carey has gone
to Boston and Fitchburg for weeks va
cation.
Frank B. Abbott, the editor of Presto, a
Chicago musical journal, was in town
Wednesday.
Edmund Manley came here from Dorset,
this state, on Friday. He expects to make
his home here.
Miss Lucie Bracket returned Saturday
after two weeks visit in Concord and
Lebanon, n. II.
Charles Miller, who spent the summer
at Spofford Lake. is again employed at the
American House.
Miss Wynne Wadsworth has been en-
gagged to teach another term in the central
school at Putney.
Miss Allie Leonard of Boston is visiting
her cousins, the Misses White. Louis
Leonard is also here.
William P. Devine has been elected
manager of the glee club of the Phila-
delphia Dental college.
Rev. A. j. Hough has been in Cabot,
this state, where he delivered his lecture
on "How to get there"
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Root and child are
spending few days with Mr.. Roots par
ents in Springfield, Mass.
C. c.. Turner has rendered his resignation
as village police officer and it has been ac-
cepted by the board of bailitfs.
Miss Annie Curran has finished work at
Dorell & Davis's millinery rooms and
gone to her home in Hinsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hawks of Deer6eld
and Miss Jennie Hawks of Greenfield
were among the weeks guests.
Mrs. Marston, who has been at DR..
Pratts several weeks, leaves Monday for
her home in Chicago, going first to Boston d.
Rev. A. j. Hough will speak next We'd
nesday evening in the Newfane lecture
course, his subject being "How to get
there"
Dr.. Pratt, who has been obliged to give
up his practice for two months past on ac-
count of i'll health, leaves Monday on a
southern trip.
F. L. Houghton is in New York, where
he has acted as Judge of the Holsteins in
the great live stock exhibition in Madison
Square garden.
George belong, proprietor of the night
lunch room, has been called to his Ole
home in Huntington, this state, by the ill
ness of his father
Dorman B. Eaton was elected presiden
of the Unitarian conference of the Middle
states and Canada at its meeting held in
Brooklyn last week.
Mrs. Della Wilder went Tuesday Il
Worcester, accompanied by her little grand
son. and will make brief visit with he
daughter, Mrs. Fales.
Sidney Morris went Monday to Bayonne
N. j., where he will spend month will
his daughter, Mrs. Pine, before going t.
Florida for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Stowe went Satur
day to Maiden, Mass, for two weeks
visit, during which they will attend tn
Mechanics fair in Boston.
The Washington dispatches announc
that an original pension has been grantee
to George E. Allen, who was member o
the First Vermont Battery.
F. G. Atkinson of the Minneapolis otfic
of Washburn, Crosby & Co., has been viz
itine the eastern representatives OF tn
concern, Crosby & Co., this week.
Miss Eleanor Brown of Vernon, gradI
ate of North street school in 1894, is
enter the school as a teacher. She ha
taught very successfully in Vernon.
Mrs. Adm Wright and son of New Yor
have visited at Leopold Retting's IN
week They went from here to Cratic
with Mr.. Wright to spend Thanksgiving
DIR. Holton felt obliged to decline the a
monument as commissioner from Vernon
TO the Mexican exposition which 20
Woodbury. rendered him. William
Hawkes. of Bennington has been named
his stead.
Miss Mabel Freeman is to take u
school in Putney of when MISS ECn
Bruce has been teacher the past Teri
Miss Bruce will teach the lower depal
ment at Centreville.
Rev. w. S. Smithers, a former pastor
the Methodist church, gave lecture
Williamsville Tuesday evening, and el
braced the opportunity to stop over
Brattleboro and call upon many OF his
parishioners and other friends. II is nee
less to say that he received cordial W
come from them all.
A. P. Childs, accompanied by Jud
Tenny of Claremont, N. H., will leave
day for Denison, Tex, TO be prese
at the organization of the Denison La
and Loan company, which occurs ut
week. The cotton mill in that city,
which several Vermonters are interesu
is expected to start up soon.
Mrs. Sarah e. Temple, wife OF Rev
d, Temple of the Baptist church, lectul
in Newfane in the free lecture course
Wednesday evening. Her subject '
"The organization of moral forces for p
lie good.h Mrs. Temple was much In
mand in Michigan as public speaker, Z
occasionally preached for her husband
his absence or illness.
At meeting of the Daughters OF '
mont held at the Hotel Vendome, bost
on the evening of the 21st inst, MIS- fr'
w. Harris, Mrs. Harrison Aldricn
Mrs. Sanford Hanscom, all women OF W
known Windham county connection, "
elected 20 membership. Mrs. Lo'
Chandler Moulton, who has Just return
from a summers visit in England, was
guest of honor at this meeting'l