Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-09-20
PERSONAL.

III. Davis, the tailor.
Eddie Cooney of Rutland is the new bell
boy at the Brooks House.
Mrs. Austin Hill has been visiting with
relatives in Springfield, Mass.
Frank H. Field went to Burlington Mon
day for visit with relatives.
Henry Frost of Wooster, Ohio, is the
guest of his uncle, j. III. Frost.
Miss Lulu Smith of North Adams, Mass,
is the guest of Mrs A. b. Stone.
j. G.. Burpee, postmaster and merchant
at Doboy, Ca, came Friday for his annual
visit.
Walter Keller, who has been bell boy at
the Brooks House, has entered to the High
school.
Will Collins of the Springfield Republi-
can staff is spending a short vacation with
his parents.
Mrs. II. j. Horton has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. L. S. Maynard, in Spring
field, Mass.
E. w. Blodgett was one of the judges of
the races at the fair in Springfield, this
state, last week.
Mrs. w. f. Neal has returned from New
York after selecting her fall and winter
lines of millinery.
w. E. Sturgs of Readsboro spent few
| days last week with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs c. E. Sturgs.
Emerson Fagg, jr., goes tomorrow to
| Providence, r. l., to resume his former
position in a clothing store.
Chas. W. Rhode of New York came last
| Saturday to spend a vacation of two weeks
| in Brattleboro and vicinity.
| 7 lal 10 Hor ri las
| Saturday to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, William Blanchard.
| Mrs. Z. p. Carpenter and daughters re-
turned Saturday from Siasconsett, Nan
tucket, where they had spent several weeks.
| Norman n. Newell has finished work at
the Estey Organ factory, after ten years of
service, and will now be employed by DR..
Holton.
Mrs. Emerson Flagg leaves this week for
a visit of several weeks in New York city,
Vineland and Camden, n. D., and Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Nora Prosser Kenney will move
early in October into the so-called Highly
house on Canal street, now occupied by
Mr.. Angler
Mrs. Bert Fuller and children of Staples,
Mimi, come the latter part of this week to
spend some time with Mr.. Fullers father,
George w. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Goodrich of Bos-
ton came to Brattleboro the latter part of
last week on their wedding journey and re-
manned here until Tuesday.
Miss Louise Williams went Saturday to
Providence, r. l., to enter Brown univer-
sity. She was accompanied to Providence
by her father, A. l. Williams.
Frank Haskins and Guy Howe have
gone to Boston to attend the Boston Col
iege of Pharmacy, the former leaving Mon
day and the latter yesterday.
F. H. Burnham finished work at the
Estey Organ factory Saturday and has left
for his old home, Biddeford, Me-, where
his family have been for some time.
Miss Perigo has finished work at the
Estey Organ factory. Her place is being
filed by Mrs. H. r. Brown for three weeks,
at the end of which time Mrs. Nora Pros
ser Kenney will come here.
Mrs. Fanny Shepardson of Gresham,
N. H., who was taken suddenly insane
some weeks ago at the home of her sister,
Mrs E. II. Bingham, on Washington
street, mas entirely recovered.
Mrs. j. NJ. Edison and her sister, Miss
Gertrude Marston, returned last week from
Canada, where they spent the summer
Miss Marston has since gone to Wood
stock, where she is to teach school.
L. C. Houghton of Sheffield, ILL.,, the
proprietor of the Halifax deer park, ar
rived in Brattleboro Monday, accompanied
by his wife and two children. They wen
to Halifax Tuesday and will spend month
at the park.
Jerome Ward is at Windsor running tn,
, Windsor House for George Richards anC
Emery Knowlton, who bought its lease ant
= furniture recently. Daniel F. Grout will
2 assume its management as soon as he fin
D ishes his engagement with G.. II. Eddy
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carey were in tow
Saturday on their return from their wed
d ding trip. A reception was held at Ed
mund Carey's on Canal street Saturda
l evening, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carey left Mon
: day for their future home in Newport
4 this state.
Mrs. E. S. Henry of Brightwood, Mass.
y whose maiden name was Alice Barney
y sustained stroke of paralysis at her HON
: last Saturday and her condition is seriou:
This will be sad news to the many friend
f of Mr.. and Mrs Henry in BrattleborC
q Guilford and Hinsdale.
n w. B. Stacy has moved from Verno
y street to 81 South Main; Mrs. E. M. Dur
ham from 81 to 33 South Main street;
Il ID. Fessenden from 65 to So Elliot street
/ John Toomey from 106 Elliot street to
e Flat street; E. II. Tomb is moving frol
IS % Prospect street to his farm in Mort
Hinsdale. A. G. Dix will occupy I'll
n house vacated by Mr.. Tomb.
r, The over Sunday guests at the Brood
5, House included: James d, Collect, Flo
g Worth, Texas; j. G, Ullery, Geo. M
rean, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Bal
e. win, Worcester; F. A. Solace, New Yorl
a. H. G. Ducell, Portland C. B. Lyons, Ge
s. A. Hilton, Norwich, Conn.,; Francis
to Hill, New York; Fred w. Lee, August
I'd Me. Nv. II. Chaplin, Massasoit Hou'
Springfield.