Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-05-03
PERSONAL.
F.z. Dickinson is in town this week.

F. u. Dickinson is in town this week,
Ed. Coleman was in Springfield over Sunday.
Oscar Benson is home from New York for few
weeks.
=. D. stolte, ir., returned to Springfield, Mass.
Monday.
w. c. Miller and bride of Athol are at the
Brooks House.
Mr. aud Mrs A. f. Thurber went to Boston
Wednesday.
Theodore Putnam Of Grand Rapids Mich,
visiting his sist err Mrs J. draper
Mrs, Sarah Goodnow is housed with a severe
attack of dphtheretlc sore throat
Mrs Gilbert Stacey of Gill, Mass. with her little
daughter, is at F. W McClure's for few days
Miss Ruth Hawey is in Philadelphia for a brief
visit. Her father accompanied her to New York
Monday.
Mrs Deuison Cowles has left Florida and is
now in Washington. She will probably reach
home next week.
Arthur Staples will begin work Monday AS
bookkeeper for Scott & Jones, succeeding Leslie
Scott, who is to go to New York.
Capt; II. c. Streeter has recently bought-a fine
gray driving mare which was brought from
Northern New York by Mr. Todd.
d e. Robbins, whose sudden death is recorded
by our South Windham correspondent, was "a
brother Of Marcus Robbins of this town.
E. l.. and H. D. Waterman and Mrs j. f. Cole
man attended the funeral OF the mother, Mrs.
Chandler Waterman, at Jamaica Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis have been spending
several days in Westfeld, and Springfield, Mass.
city.
F. j. Holman Of the Vermont Loan and Trust
company left yesterday afternoon on a business
trip to Spokane, Wash, which Will occupy about
six weeks
Mrs. Clarence Wilson of Meriden, Conn. came
this week to attend the removal Of the body OF
her grandfather Benz. Stckney, from the vault
to the family lot at West Dummerston.. q -
Milton Miller went yesterday to Boston where
| he has position with wholesale provision
| house. Mrs. Miller will join her husband there
after visit with her mother in Poughkeepsie
Mrs. L. w. Hawley went Tuesday to Maiden
| Mass, to attend the annual meeting of the Bap.
| fist Woman's Missionary society. She went from
| there TO Worcester for few days with her son
| Charles
Mrs c. b. Coburn of st. Stephens mission
| house at Boston and Miss Barry of Melrose,
| Mass, are spending the week at the Brooks
House, the object OF their visit being to attend
| Bishop Hairs lectures
Charles d. Esterbrook, an employee of Holden
| & Martin. and Miss Lydia Harris of the force at
| the Hooker Corser & Mitchell factory. were mar
| ried Saturday night by Rev. Mr.. Hough. They
were presented with two handsome chairs by the
/ two concerns.
Col. and Mrs Goodhue and their daughter, Mrs
| Van Kleeck, left Tuesday for Germantown, Pa.
| the home of Francis Goodhue, ir. Mrs. Goodhue
will remain there while Col. Goodhue and Mrs.
Van Kleeck will spent ten days at West Point and
other places of interest.
J. C. Pellet left today to attend the funeral of
| his brother in Glastonbury, Conn. In the Pei
| lett family were 10 sons, five of whom served in
| the Union army, five remaining at home.
The brother who has just died was so seriously
wounded as to be totally disabled.
| Fred w. Putnam, who was formerly so well
| known clerk for b. A. Clark, has returned to
| Brattleboro with his wife and children and will
| spend the summer with his parents. Mr. Putnam
| has been in business IN the South and West the
| past l3 years. mostly IN Texas and Southern Cali
| fornia
Among the weeks guests at the Brooks House
| were: Mrs. l. g. Meredith and j II. Meredith,
| New York; J. c. Temple, Mt Holly. n. Y; G.
| Thos. Stoddard, Terre Haute, Ind; Chas. Kran-
shaw, Chicago, H.. W. Albright, Philadelphia.
| J. l. Fogg Boston; Mr. and Mrs. b. F. Willard,
| Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Cushing, Boston, who
| were on their way to Mr.. Cushngs mother. in
Chesterfield, who is seriously i'll; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| Nelson, Chicago