Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-08-16
PERSONAL.

W AillO NhOhhNttihos
The family of George Wells is at the |
Pellerin cottage at the lake.
Mrs. w. F. Patch is in Groton, Mass,
for visit with her parents.
{ w. O. Powers is to occupy the rooms in
Crosby block vacated by G. X. Jones.
DIR. Bowen has leased the Franks house
on High street for term of four years.
VIM. brisbane and his sister, Miss Liz
zie, are spending some time in Rutland.
Mrs. W. II. Converse of Maiden, Mass,
has been the guest of Mrs. w. p. Jones.
H. F. Jordan and family are spending a
week at 1.-THE Wyontha" at Spofford lake.
f. w. Mcclure has been in Florence,
Mass, this week with his mother and sis
ter.
Miss Annie Francis of Fitchburg was the
guest of Miss Lula NJ. Horton over Sun
day.
Miss Alice Hessian joined her sister,
Mrs d. A. Martin, in Northampton this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Horton of Fitch
burg, Mass, are calling upon relatives this
week.
w. D. Sanders has gone to Putney to
work for the Stowell Manufacturing COM
pany.
Mrs. j. D. Orne of Dorchester, Mass,
came yesterday to visit with Mrs. II. K.
Bond.
Mrs f. c. Stearns of Lakeport, N. H.,
is here for a stay of few weeks with rela
tives.
Myron Maynard of Montague, Mass,
made a brief visit to his son, Arthur L.,
this week.
Ernest Waterman is in S. w. Edgett's
store during the absence of Perley Holmes
at muster.
Miss Lena Clancy returned Tuesday to
Boston after visit with her aunt, Mrs.
N. II. White.
A. V. May has been in New York this
week negotiating the sale of A. q. Hota-
lings farm.
Louis Ellis, who is employed in WilcoX's
store at Greenfield, Joined the Estey Guard
on the trip to muster.
Mrs. c. F. Bingham and two children
are visiting at Newport, n. H., while Lieut.
Bingham is at muster.
Secretary b. c. Austin has charge of
the Y. NJ. c. A. tent at the encampment
at Fairlee this week.
Ernest L. Davis of Springfield, Mass,
came home to accompany the First Regi-
ment band to muster.
Mrs. F. w. Kuech is spending a short
time in visits at Westminster, and in Wal
pole and Keene, n. H.
Miss Mary Goldsmith of Elmira, n. Y,
is with the Misses Warehouse at Miss
Clark's on High street.
Miss Hattie Jones comes tomorrow from
Boston for vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Jones'
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Carroll of Spring
field, Mass, have come recently to their
summer home in Centreville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hadley of Glens
Falls are guests of Miss Ella Newman
having made the trip by wheel.
Harry Smith of Boston, who has beer
spending his vacation at Putney, visited
Brattleboro friends on Monday.
Ezra Wilcox rode on his wheel to the
camp ground at Fairee and from there tC
Waterbury, this state, for visit.
F. Goodhue, jr, of Germantown, Pa.
with his family, came Monday for visit a
the home of his father Col Goodhue.
Carl Ward returned Saturday to Wal
than, Mass. Mrs. Cora Ward EXTENDED
her visit until Wednesday of this week.
Clifton Sherman of Hartford was her
briefly this week. His two little daughter
remain for visit with their grandparents
Miss Mary Blackburn of Boston witt
has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs
Z. E. Whitney, went to Athol Mass.
Tuesday.
Charles f. Damon of Reading, Mass.
has been a guest at E. II. Van Doom S
Mr.. Van Doom went with him to Bosto
on Monday.
George Waterhouse of Beaufort, S. c.
who is spending the summer in Brattleborc
has been at muster this week with SecrC
tary Austin.
o. E. Randall and his sister, Mrs Has
kins of New York, are on visit to thei
old home at Woodstock and other place
in that vicinity.
Mrs. H. A. Walker, who has been i
Boston for medical treatment severe
weeks, was brought home Saturday. He
condition is serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Parker and Mr.
David Peck have returned from Block Il
land on account of trouble from Mr.. Pa
ker's ankle which was broken two yeal
ago.
A small party was delightfully."- ente
tanned at Miss Marian Minors on MOnda
evening, the gathering being in honor {
Miss Minors guest, Miss Stoddard of Ne
Orleans.
Miss Frances Guild is at Chester, an
will also visit in Bellows Falls during he
vacation of two weeks. Her place at IL
post-office is being taken by Miss Wynn
Wadsworth.
Mrs. Arthur Willis and children retuI
today to their Melrose, Mass, home, aft
visit with Mrs. Willis's mother, Mrs.
H. Smith. Mr.. Willis spent Sunday wit
his family here
C. w. Potter has resigned as conductr
on the trolley railroad. Allyn Crosby
taking his place for few days, but Be
Sargent of West Brattleboro will be h
regular successor.
Miss Caroline Z. Bliss went to Ne
York city yesterday to arrange for the flu
nishing of the girls school which she al
Miss Inez II. Whitefeld will open in Sc
TENDER, near Mount Morris park.
Wallace Stoddard former North sire
student, has called on friends here til
week. He has been employed at hosI
tai in Winchendon, Mass, but goes
Worcester to take a position as boo
keeper.
w. S. Sears, 20, who died at Greenfel
Mass, Tuesday of quick consumption, hi
relatives in Brattleboro. He will be l
membered as the officer who brought
clipping couple from Greenfield back
Brattleboro, having caught them at Wo
boro, N. H.
Mrs. G. b. Newell of Shelburne Fal
With CON and LITTLE dauUhtar Mr. and Nj