Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-09-27
Personal

Miss Agnes Swanton Of Brooklyn is the
guest OF Mrs. W. II. Bond.
Mrs. Charles Boynt0n and Miss Boyn
ton are al O. L. Miners.
Miss Mary Carpenter Of heene is visit
ing at +. J.. Hopkinson s.
II. A. Morse of Brooklyn is visiting his
daughter. Mrs.. W. II. Bond
Miss Mary Houeh has been the guest Of
Mrs. !. +. Sleeper az Bradford.
Henry Robertson is engaged as clerk at
Wilcox New y ork bargain store.
Charles Miner returned Monday after
wo weeks trip through western states.
Mrs Kate ". Burchard is spending
few days with Mrs. Guy c. Noble In ST.
Adams.
T. II. Chamberlain, now Of Ind.anapo-
/ lis. Ind. arrived in Brat ieoOrJ Monday
morning
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Ormes were called
/ 10 Boston Tuesday Dy the serious illness of
/ their son.
/ Miss Annie Cain Of the Biddeford. Ne,
4 Times. is spending two weeks vacation
/ al her home
Capt =. /. Howard Of West Newton
/ was a guest al Mrs Henry Fletchers dur
ing the fair.
Mr. and Mrs Chadwick of Bethel are
/ the guests of Mrs. Chadwick brother,
/ Clarence Deeriug.
Misses Hattie Robinson and Kate Single
ton returned % New York Monday after
six weeks vacation In town.
Andrew Biakesley Of New York. who
has been at Spofford lake during the sea
son, is boarding at K. 4. Browns.
/. Fay Clark has been chosen secretary
Of the Republican club at the Massachu-
sets agricultural college at Amherst.
Nj and Mrs.. Fred L. Howe came Fri
I day from Pawling. y. y. where they have
been for the summer at Mizzen Top Hotel.
Arthur White finishes work tomorrow
a, {. /. Howe 81 sons. He goes Mon
day TO Providence, J.. l., to work in Ross 3
/ studio
Mrs H. 3. Larkin and daughter Louise
returned Monday from a three weeks visit
iu New York state ana trip down the
Hudson.
Miss Stella Cooper Of Keene is visiting
her sister. Mr.. NJ. ID. Gr0u. She is ac-
companed bv a friend, Miss Bertha ColIy
of keeu-.
Miss Maveret,e O.. smith has been the
guest Of Miss Stella Dalton this week
She goes from here 90 Boston where She
will pas, the winter
Word has been received from NJ. and
MI. j. j. Holman saying that they ar
I rived IN Spokane, Wash. on Inursday,t he
10Th inst. after a very p.easau, journey.
Major Wyman escorted tauy-h1 party
OF High street ladies. with their guests
from Cleveland, Ohio. Auburn. y. y. and
+ Ik2.fgv Ia b.. -~,4ar5 tialH rst~ last Erlr4e
Rev. and Mrs. I. b. Leayltt are in Wor-
cesier. Mass. this week. IL attendance on
the music festival Next week they viii
visit Mrs. Oscar b. Ireland in Springfield.
Prof. and Mrs. VIM. b. Clark returned
TO Baltimore Wednesday after spending the
summer az their Marlboro farm. Prof.
Clark has built house in Baltimore which
they will occupy this season.
Mrs. Little OF Fair Haven. this state, is
visiting her sons. james and Fred Little.
Mrs Field. who mas been visiting in Fair
Haven. returned with Mrs. Little. and is
with her daughter. Mrs 4. t. Atwood.
Mr.. and Mr. C.. 7. Nash spent from
Friday TIL Tuesday with BrattiebOro
friends. They were on their way home
10 Nashville from their summers engage
ment az line Bay View House, WebhanLei.
Ne.
Miss Eta F. Wiggn of Boston. at whose
house the BeauSeant cOmmanderv received
such hosptable entertainment during the
recent conciaye of Knights Tempiar has
been the cues, this week OF Mr. and Mrs.
=. Henry Pratt
Mrs Winnie Han Allen Of ST. Johns
bury is one of the visitors during the fair.
Al the recent coaching parade in 81.
V..I
with carriage. harness and occupants i'm
white. and her turnout was awarded the
second prize.
Cards have been received by BrattlebOro
friends for the wedding reception of Frank
L. Howe. formerly OF Brattleboro but now
editor of the Greenbush. y Y. Herald.
and Miss Flora MAY Cummins, at the home
OF Miss Cumminss parents in Montpelier
next Wednesday evening.
Ed Thorn left for Baltimore Monday.
He will spend a week in Philadelphia as
the guest OF John Anderson, a former
Bratteboro boy. Frank Ketchum, NJ J.
Stoddard and VIII Robb, who will be
Thorn's fellow students at the Baltimore
medical college, leave next Monday.
Chas L. Mead and family of New York
returned from Europe last Friday. Friends
in this village will be interested to know
that Larkin q. Mead, so long a resident of
Florence, Italy, was found in excellent
health. and the same amiable person he
was known here in his boyhood and early
manhood
The Vermont Wheel club boys had set
last Sunday as the time for a run TO South
Deertield, Mass, but owing 10 the exces-
sive heat only seven started. Frank Put
nam dropped out at Bernardston and NJ j.
Moran at Greenfield. NJ. Austin, IT,, a. L.
Staples, C.. f. Bingham, George Foster and
Herbert Elmer completed the ride.
The following, which is of local interest.
is from the Springfield Republican: "The
will of Leander \. Brigham, late of Col
rain, names his wife, Mrs Nellie j. T.
Brigham, and his son, Clarence L. Brigham.
as his executors without bonds. The son
receives Mr. Brighams property in the Ma
pie Grove cemetery at Chicopee. The rest
OF the property is divided equally between
the widow and SON.
viii A. Kenney of Greenfield. Mass.
now business manager OF the Tilden Iron
foundry at Greenfield but formerly of Hins-
dale and BrattleDoro, and Miss Minnie A.
Bascom, daughter of Mrs. L. p. Wise of
Hinsdale, were married Monday at the res
idence of the brides sister. Mrs. W. c.
Bohrman of Someryille, Mass, and on
Tuesday the newly married couple met at
Nashua Mr.. and Mrs y. NJ. Worden OF
/ Hinsdale and together the marty iOuruaved