Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-09-06

day.
Mrs. j. l.. Newman returned Friday
from visit to her daughter Bessie in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. S. C. Platts has returned to Wal
pole after a visit with her son, Lieut..
Platts.
John Stebbins has put in new granite
curbing in front of his property on Canal
street.
Miss Florence Clark returned Wednes-
day from vacation of several weeks spent
at Eliot, Me.
Mrs. Electa Button celebrated her S9th
birthday by taking a trolley ride to West
Brattleboro.
Addison Hall of Brooklyn, n. Y, was
the guest of Capt. j. Gray Estey for a few
days this week.
Fred Carpenter of Boston spent Friday
and Saturday with his brother Louis at F.
p. Hopkinson's.
Harry Warner, who has been spending
several weeks here returned Friday to his
home in New York.
Fred II. Colburn of the Springfield Print
ing and Binding company was in town
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Vaness H. Roberts of
Springfield, Mass, are guests of George
Lane on Green street.
Henry .Schurman and son John of
Worcester, formerly of this place, have
visited here this week.
Miss Anna V. Hanley returned Wednes-
day after vacation of two or three months
spent at her home in Oswego.
Bert Gates has moved from Thomas
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der Aliens house on the same street.
Miss Mary E. Wales and Miss Hattie
Lothrop of Randolph, Mass, were at Mrs.
p. X. Whites Sunday and Monday.
Miss Gracia Lamson has returned to
Cato, n. Y, after a visit of several months
with her sister, Miss Florence Lamson.
Perley Holmes goes to Vermont academy
next week. His place at S. w. Edgetts
will be taken for the present by Louis Pet
| tee.
A. r. Harris and Miss Nettie Harris are
visiting Mrs. Walter King at Shushan,
n. Y. Mrs. Harris went to Shushan last
week.
Miss Hattie Cragin and Harold Cragin
returned yesterday to Camden, n. j., after
visit with relatives in Brattleboro and
Putney.
Mrs. Taylor, who has been visiting in
different places in Windham county, re-
turned yesterday to her home in Weybridge,
this state.
A. W. Childs attended the meeting of
New York Life agents at Rutland yester-
day. A banquet was held at the Berwick
in the evening.
Joseph A. Amidon is at work at the
Farmers d Mechanics Exchange while G..
E. Scribner and E. l.. Allen are taking
their vacations.
NJ. II. Lillis, who has been managing
the livery at Pine Grove Springs, has a
good position with the American Wringer
company of Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Morris and the Misses
Morris of New Haven, Conn, returned to
their home Monday after several weeks
spent at E. A. Fosters.
j. H. Chamberlain returns to Indianapo-
polls today after two or three weeks spent
in the East. He sold a car load of horses
at Hartford, Conn.,, Wednesday.
G. C. Smith, who has occupied the Car
penter residence this summer, returns to
New York tomorrow. His family will re-
main at the Brooks House for time.
James Austin left for Baltimore yester.
day morning. He will be in one of the
hospitals for a months study before enter.
ing the medical college for the last year OF
his course.
Mrs. Harry Dudley and Mrs. j. S. Hodge
of Boston are guests of +. p. Hopkinson,
Mrs. Dudleys brother. They were &C
companied here by their husbands who re.
turned on Tuesday.
Miss Flora Mortified was the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. L. p. II. Knight, ovel
Sunday. She has been in the Adirondack
during the summer and returned Monday
to Winchester, N. H., to resume her worl
as assistant in the High school.
Miss Ina G. Wart, who resigned as teach
er in the eighth grade of the public schools
and who has been matron at The Nina at
Mortified during the summer, has entered
the school for Christian workers at Spring
field, Mass, for a course of study.
Everett Knowlton of Urbana, ILL.,, visited
his old friends in town on Monday, having
come East to attend the Knights Templa
conclave. Mr.. Knowlton, who lived her,
some 20 years ago, being with the Este!
Organ company, is now senior member o
the drug firm of Knowlton & Bennett o.
Urbana.
Miss Nellie L. Daniels, who has recent,
been in charge of the Claremont, N. H..
hospital, has been chosen superintendent
of the new public hospital to be opened a
once in Greenfield, Mass. Miss Daniel
has many friends in Brattleboro, who will
congratulate her upon this mark of con
fdence in her ability. She is thorough.
equipped for the position, having train
ing of several years both in hospitals o
this country and abroad.
George NJ. Highly of Sioux Falls, Soutl
Dakota, a we'll remembered BrattleborC
resident, an employee of the Estey Organ
company and village officer, arrived her
last Saturday and remained among his ole
friends until Wednesday. Mr.. Highly i
, now the official reporter for the second ju
dicial circuit of South Dakota. He cam,
, East as a guest of the Sioux Falls com
: mandery of Knights Templar, and wen
} from here to Burlington to join the part
on their way home.