Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-10-04
PERSONAL.


is in town.
Mrs. e. Darling is home from a vacation
visit in Chester.
Mrs. Herman Joy and Miss Joy are visit
ing in East Peacham.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Jakway went Tues.
day to Brandon for visit.
j. O. Smith has moved from Walnu,
street into the Retting block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis of Stockholm. y.
Y, are guests of Jerry Frost.
Miss Inez Matthews is working in Mr.,
G.. II. Smiths millinery rooms.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. B. Leavitt returned
Wednesday from their vacation.
Miss Martha Waite of New London.
Conn, is guest at n. II. Whites.
Mrs. c. r. Briggs and Mrs r. i. Burn.
ham are visiting in Amherst, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley L. Smith are again
at the Brooks House after a month in Hal
flax.
X. A. Standish of Montpelier has been
spending a short time with Brattleboro
friends.
H. S. Goodenough has moved from
Elliot street TO the Haskell house on Elm
street.
Miss Jennie Forsyth has returned from
a vacation OF several weeks spent in Green
field, Mass.
Mrs. o. Bemis left Tuesday for Oakland
Cal, to join her husband, who is in busi
ness in that city.
F. W. johnson returned to Claremont
n. H., Tuesday after being a guest at L.
l.. Parker's a week.
DR.. VIM. II. Rockwell OF New York and
his son, DR.. VIM. H. Rockwell, jr., are
guests at the Retreat.
Ernest Brazer has returned from Spot
ford lake, where he worked during the
summer for II. X. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Clark returned Mon
day to Westfeld, Mass, after weeks
stay at Mrs. A. V. Cox's.
Mr. Whiting, the musical and literary
critic of the Springfield Republican, has
been in town a few days.
Mrs. W. W. Walker is visiting for a few
DAYS in Langdon, n. II. Her aged aunt
will return from there with her.
Mr. Prouty, the engineer at the Car
penter Organ factory, had one hand quite
badly burned by steam Tuesday.
Capt and Mrs. Upton of Roxbury, Mass,
are spending few days with their daugh-
ter and grandchildren at the Retreat.
Mrs. Ware and daughter, who have been
at Mrs. AthertOn's the past two months,
are spending this week in Newark, n. J.
Mrs. George Herrick and son left Wed
nesday for Mt. Hope, Mass, where they
will spend few days with Mrs. Herrick's
sister.
Will Brockington, Will Donahue and G.
q.
with the Wilmington band at the veterans
reunion.
Mrs. Farrar, Miss Farrar Silas Merri-
field and Miss Merrifeld left Wednesday
for New York after two months at the
Brooks House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bigelow and Mrs
Mary Bigelow leave today for a brief stay
in Rhode Island before going to Florida
for the winter.
Mrs. 81. L. Bancroft, who is now living
with her brother in Windsor, has recently
! spent a week with her son, c. II. Bancroft,
and other Brattleboro friends.
Rev. John B. Green, former pastor of
| the Unitarian church, and Mrs. Green
were in town last Friday and Saturday on
visit to Mr.. Green's daughter, Mrs. Bra
sor.
| Frank Reed has moved from Forest
street into the tenement in the Boyden
building vacated by DR.. Pratt The office
is occupied by a. V. May for his real es-
! tate business.
! Miss Louise Rawson and Miss Kate
| Wheeler are spending week at Alstead,
| n. H., and while they are there Mrs. Inez
Bement Putnam of that place is with rea-
tives in this village.
Miss Lulu Herrick, who has spent sew
eral weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| D. L. Herrick, returned this week 10
Keene, n. H., where she makes her home
with her grandparents.
Frank A. Childs, for the past nine years
a tuner with the Estey Organ company, is
| in Wilmington this week taking account of
stock preparatory to moving there to 60
in business with lis father.
L. X. Howard of Chelmsford, Mass,
native and longtime resident of South
! Londonderry, and +. 81. Howard of Charles
town, Mass, formerly in the livery bust
ness at South Londonderry, have been this
week on trip TO that place and Brattle-
| boro.
| c. L. Brigham, the well-known musician
who went from Brattleboro to become
leader of the American band at Claremont,
| n. H., will finish his engagement there
Dec. l, and then move to Colrain, Mass,
to occupy the farm of his father, lately de-
ceased
Miss Jennie T. Anterior of Turner's
Falls, who is well known in Brattleboro
| through frequent visits to her aunt, Mrs.
VIM. f. Howe, was married Wednesday at
her home to George II. Wright, a well
known business man of Greenfield, and
chief engineer of its fire department
The many local friends of Miss Jennie
Bracket are offering their good wishes.
She was married Tuesday at her home in
Green River to Byron Stanley of West Gard
ner, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley came 10
BrattleborO Tuesday afternoon and took
the train, and later will be at home in Wesl
Gardner.
Mrs. Richards Bradley, Mrs. Dorman B.
Eaton Mrs. G. II. Ryder, Mrs. James Dial
ton, Mrs. o. D. Esterbrook, Mrs. P. K.
White, Mrs. j. NJ. Tyler, and Mrs. John
Leavitt of the Unitarian society attended
the meeting of the Connecticut Valley con-
ference of Unitarian churches at Green
field yesterday.
Maj. VIM. II. II. Holton of New York is
in town this week and will spend a short
vacation with his sister-in-law, Mrs. L. L.
Waterman, and at his old home in Jamai-
ca. Maj. Holton, who is a Union veteran,
and was formerly actively engaged in bust
ness in Jamaica, now fills the important