Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-10-18
PERSONAL.

parents at Bridgeport, Conn.
Mrs. VIM. Pease Of MonsOn, Mass. is
the guest of Mrs. Geo. Barrett.
Miss Maud Wainwright of Middlebury
is the guest Of Mrs. H. z. Brooks
Engineer Fred A. Tuthill has resumed
his old run from here to Windsor.
J. L. Martin is in Montpelier attending
the session of the supreme court.
+. B. Salisbury and son Of South Orange.
Mass, visitedin town this week.
w. Z. Chase has moved this week from
West Brattleboro to Is Oak street.
Z. A. Starkey and G. W. Pierce have
captured 81 coons thus far this season.
Miss Minnie Brown. the cashier at Dun
ham Bros, is taking a weeks vacation.
r. A. Wells has been spending a week
with relatives and friends in Springfield,
Mass.
Mass, have visited this week at 2. W. Nc
Clure's.
Hon. and Mrs. B. D. Harris returned
Wednesday evening from a weeks visit in
Boston.
Mrs. Belle Wilder Hilyer and daughter
of Topeka, Kan, are guests at George A.
Illness.
E. A. Starkey went 10 New York We'd
nesday on business trip, inspecting win
ter goods.
E. L. Waterman has been at Keene this
week attending the session of the Cheshire
county court.
J. H. Holden has been quite i'll with an
acute attack of indigestion, but is now re-
covering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Currier of Manches-
ter, n. H., are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. P. Barnes.
Emory Eddy Of West Brattleboro will
begin work Monday at the Farmers and
Mechanics exchange.
Mrs. S. E. Howard of West Newton,
Mass, came yesterday for visit at Mrs.
Charlotte Fletcher's.
Miss Florence Burlingame has position
as stenographer with the Eastern Paper
company of Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Blanford Hale of Bernardston has
come here to spend the winter with her
| daughter, Mrs. G. E. Warner.
E. A. Starkey, c. P. Spencer and A. E.
| Streeter shot three coOns Monday night
The largest weighed 20 pounds.
d. G.. O'Neil and o. Frank Bailey went
to Fitchburg, Mass, Wednesday, where
they will be employed for two weeks.
Edward r. Clark of Springfield, a former
| employe of Amidon Brothers, is spending
a vacation here and at West Chesterfield.
Mr.. Gould, the manager of the Estey
Organ company's Boston business, has
been in town two or three days this W
Mrs. Sidney Miller, who has spent a
| IL rf ha IN,
| left this week for her home in Omaha, Neb.
DR.. S. E. Lawton read q paper on "The
Border Land of Insanity before the Yer
mont State Medical society at Burlington
last Friday.
Several members of Sedgwick Relief
corps went Wednesday to Mortified,
Mass, to witness the annual inspection of
the corps there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Taylor returned to
Grafton Monday. They will leave for
Washington about Nov. l, first returning
here for few days.
George W. Baker and R. C. Cressy have
begun their annual fox hunting campaign.
They captured their first fox of the season
on Wicopee hill last Friday.
Miss Mabel Freeman begins Monday as
student teacher in grades and I of the
public schools. Miss Lula Coates will take
her place in F. W. Keuch's store.
Capt. H. c. Streeter returned to his
work Wednesday, having been disabled
since the Valley Fair by the accident that
took place while he was marshal.
Charles Woodland has finished work al
the Estey Organ factory and gone to Put
ney, where he will be employed by the
Stowell Manufacturing company.
Frank A. johnson, for a long time q
popular employee at the Farmers and Ne
chAnics' exchange, has left the store on &C
count of i'll health. He has begun worI
in the rattan department at S. A. Smith &
Co.'S.
Ezra Day of Worcester, former resi-
dent, has been in town this week
While here he had the remains of hi
father, the late Allen Day, disinterred anC
taken to Monroe, y. H., for burial in tn,
family lot
Miss Julia c. Wells returned to New
York Monday. Mrs. Van Bergen and hel
daughter, Mrs. Owen, who have been a
the Brooks House the larger part of tn,
summer, returned to Flushing, L. l.
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Allen 60 to-mor
row TO Somerville, Mass. Mr.. Allen viii
leave in about two weeks for Southern
California, where he will spend the winter
while Mrs. Allen will remain with relativ e
in Somerville.
Miss Josie Foster, who has been q teach
er in the public schools at Pittsfield, Mass.
since her graduation from the Bridgewater
Mass, normal school three years ago, ha
accepted position as teacher of the Bel
mont avenue school in Springfield, Mass.
DR.. II. B. Stearns, superintendent of tn
Hartford, Conn.,, Retreat, and Mrs. Stearn
have been guests at the Brattleboro RI
treat this week. DIR. Stearns is also pre-
fessor of nervous and mental diseases il
Yale medical school and one of the mos
eminent men in the country in his spec
ialty.
The Republicans of the 5th Frankli
district of Massachusetts, have nominate,
G. Wells Severance of Leyden for represent
alive. Mr.. Severance is about 60 year
old and has always lived in Leyden. Il
is brother of DR.. Chas. E. Severance c
Brattleboro and DR.. w. S. Severance Q
Greenfield.
Mrs. Janette r. Baker of Cleveland
Ohio, who has been visiting Brattlebor
friends, was the guest of Mrs. Rose Hol
land at the Hotel Ashuelot in Hinsdale las
week, and on Friday she entertained
party of IA Brattleboro people at that place
The party went by tally-ho and returne
home via Chesterfield.
Lester q. French. who has been wit