Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-08-21
PERSONAL.

Robert Gordon Hardie returned from
New York Wednesday night
Miss Cora Liscom is taking a weeks va
cation from F. X. Barrows's.
Miss Hattie Wise came from Boston
Monday for visit at Mr.. Crowelps.
Julia, daughter of Eugene Adams of
Springfield, Mass, is here for a visit.
Miss Bessie White is spending soma
time with friends at Arlington, Mass.
Arthur Lafeche, cutter for Pratt,
Wright Il Co., is visiting in Montpelier
Mrs. w. T. Haigh is at East Pepperell
Mass, for visit with Mrs George HAYES
State Evangelist Thomas Gull preached
at the Baptist church at Poultney, Sunday.
Leon Yeaw of Mddlebury came Satur-
day to spend his vacation with his parents.
Will Shumway has resigned his position
as bookkeeper for w. f. Richardson & Co.
Myron Ward, who moved here from
Putney several months ago, has left town.
Mrs. Harry Rowe and sister Mrs. Archer
will join the Grand Army excursion to St.
Paul.
Ruth and Mabel Hunt left Wednesday
for visit with relatives in Worcester,
Mass.
E. j. Devine has gone to Greenfield to-
day to umpire the Hinsdale- Greenfield ball
game.
Misses Georgianna Cook and Lenna
Thomas go to Cottage City Monday for a
week.
H. S. Josselyn has returned after visit
of several weeks at his old home in Bridge
water.
Miss Flora Mortified of Cummington,
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Samuel
Knight.
Will Phelps of Jamaica, who went to
the muster, was called. home by illness in
his family.
Irving Crosier has moved from 80 High
street to S. W. Kimball's house on North
Main street.
The Misses Coates are in Providence, R.
l.. to attend the wedding of their brother,
Leon Coates.
Mrs. j. T. Wright has returned home
after being away for medical treatment for
several weeks.
Lawyer H. G. Barber has been confined
to his bed for over a week, threatened
with brain fever.
Miss Hattie and Harry Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Camden Smith have gone to
Westbrook, Conn.
Miss Abbie Winkler of Camden, n. j.,
came Wednesday for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. F. L. Smith.
Herbert Whitney of Fitchburg, Mass,
has been visiting his father, Julius Whit
ney, this week.
Mrs. II. r. Phaneuf returned yesterday
after visit of three weeks with her sister
in st. Johnsbury.
1t is expected that a tally-ho party will
go from here to the Christian Endeavor
meeting in Marlboro.
Harry Randall and Lucius Harris re-
turned Tuesday after their trip a-wheel to
New York and Boston.
Fred Leitsinger is at New Bedford this
week, playing with the Springfield band at
the firemen's tournament.
Mrs. Heaphy and children of Sotuh Had
ley, Mass, is visiting with her uncle,
Patrick Ryan of Guilford.
Miss Lizzie Kennedy of Springfield,
Mass, is spending her vacation at Michael
Devines, Is Vernon street.
Mrs. Harrison Morse returns to Brook
Ign, n. Y, tomorrow after visiting her
daughter, Mrs W. II. Bond.
John G. Henkel has gone to the Estey
furniture factory at Owosso, Mich, in the
interests of the Estey Organ company.
Mrs. Mary Kittredge Holmes, native
of Brattleboro, and her niece, Miss Eliza
beth Kittredge, are at Los Angeles, Cal.
Merrill Adams of Marlboro has taken a
tenement in A. Starkey's Myrtle street
house. He is to work for E. E. Stockwell.
Mrs. A. E. Nichols and daughter, Ger
trude, left Tuesday for visit of two weeks
in Greenfield, Fitchburg and Leominster.
Miss NJ. Belle Smith, school supervisor,
and sister, Olive A. Smith of Rockfall,
Conn, are spending few days in town.
Clifford Maynard and W. Fl. Bond are
among the visitors at muster. Guy Howe
went there Monday, but returned Wednes-
day.
Rev. L. D. Temple and family and G.
F. R. Jenne and family are spending a
week at the Van Doom cottage at Spofford
lake.
r. o. Randall, an internal revenue col
lector at Birmingham, Ala, has been the
guest of his cousin, o. E. Randall, fol-
several days.
E. W. Coleman has improved so rapidly
from his injury as to be able to go with his
mother to Jamaica, where they will spend
some time.
Florence Hemingway returned Monday
from Mortified, where she has been at
work several weeks. She will enter Mid
dlebury college next month.
Deacon Stearns and Mrs. f. H. Harris
have been elected delegates from the Uni
versalist society to the state convention to
be held at Barre next week.
Leon B. Coates of Providence, R. l..
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Coates, was
married in Providence last night to Miss
Lillian Thornton of that city.
I. L. Stickney, formerly of the firm Of
Stickney Brothers, returned to Boston Sat
urday after visit of several days here ant
at Jacksonville.
Mrs. G. W. Durham gave tally-hC
party yesterday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
L. r. Pratt, and Mr.. and Mrs. f. P
Wheeler of Chicago.
R. S. Childs was booked to speak at I'm
derhill, this state, Monday night, but can
celled the engagement for the sake of be-
ing present at The Democratic rally Mon
day night.
Joseph Ferriter, who has been employed
at the Brooks House the past two years
of late as head waiter and porter, left Mon
day for Boston, where he is to have posi-
ton at the Adams House.
Miss Julia Kuech, principal of private
school in Palmyra, N. j., is visiting he
brother, f. W. Kuech. They drive II