Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-07-17
PERSONAL.

ton are at the Brooks House.
Mrs Ida Newton of Greenfield is spend.
ing few days with relatives.
II. p Smith has returned after stay of
two weeks in New York city.
Gerry Warren succeeds John Mooney as
engineer at the Brooks House.
j. A. Taylor and E. M. Angler went to
Westfield to the races yesterday.
Judge Franklin G.. Fessenden and a
coaching party were here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Barrows went to
Block Island Tuesday for a week.
Frank Knowlton and family are in
Rochester, this state, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alaire returned We'd
,nesday from visit in North Adams.
Mrs. Nora Tuthill returned Wednesday
after a visit of three weeks in Boston.
Francis Goodhue, jr., of Philadelphia is
spending few days with his parents.
Fred Reed returned to O. j. Pratts
Monday after an illness of two months.
Mary Kennedy of Lawrence, Mass,
came Mono TO visit Mrs. P. Manning.
j. NJ. Hal ID, of the Nichols Brothers
cutlery works of Millers Falls, is in town.
Mrs. j. N. Edison and sister, Miss Ger
trude Marston, have returned from Grafton.
Miss Florence Lamson is in Cottage City
with Misses Newton, Webster and Gregg.
c. c.. Fits joined his family at Hyanns-
port, Mass, yesterday and will return Mon
day.
L. W. Hawley and family and Mrs. H.
H. Hackley will spend next week at the
lake.
Miss Hattie Dickerman came Tuesday
for visit with her sister, Mrs. p. F. Con-
nors.
Miss Ruth Sawyer of Boston is spending
the summer with her sister, Mrs. w. II.
Geddis.
Mrs. G.. B. Morley of Gardner, Mass, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Bordwell.
Mrs. L. Eames was called to Granville,
Mass, this week by the serious illness of
her brother
Mrs. J. c. Wells and Miss Mary E. Wells
of New York are at the Brooks House for
the summer.
Rev. c. O. Day was called to Catskill,
n. Y, Monday on account of the illness of
his daughter
Mrs. George Lane went Wednesday to
her home in Suffield, Conn, for a two
months stay.
Mrs. Hattie Franklin and family are
spending a week at the Cobb cottage at
Spofford lake.
Leon S. Harvey, with Curtis & Motley,
private bankers of Boston, is here on bust
ness for week.
Mrs. Russell, the magnetic healer, who
has been seriously i'll, went to Athol Satur
& I with her son.
Miss Hattie E. Wise returned to Boston
Tuesday, after spending several weeks at
George E. Crowelrs.
L. II. REQ of Buffalo, n. Y, and r. L.
Lee of Syracuse are spending the week at
the Brattleboro House.
DIR. and Mrs. r. A. Bennett and Richard
Howell of Dover, n. j., are enjoying some
of our beautiful drives.
A. S. Jerome of Hartford, who has been
at the Brooks House since May, goes to
Maine on a fishing trip.
William H. Haywood, jr., returned We'd
nesday from the University of Vermont
for his sum- vacation.
George A. Hines and L. A. Witt were
in Newfane yesterday surveying for 2500
foot sewer starting at the court house.
Miss Zita Ryan left Wednesday for a
visit in White River Junction and Rich
ford, this state, and Churubusco, n. Y.
]. E. Hall returned from weeks outing
at the White Mountains Monday, and is
now spending a few days in Wethersfield,
Conn.
Clarence Stockwell is to move in few
DAYS from the Conant house on Canal
street to the Stebbins house on the same
street.
Mrs. Fanny Rice returned from Peak
Island, Portland harbor, Tuesday. Her
son and daughter will remain there until
Aug. l,
Miss Mcdonald, the harpist, and her
mother, come from Boston this week to
spend the summer at Harry Miller's in
Dummerston.
William ]. Pentland went this morning
to Boston to spend few days. He will
return with his daughter Laura, who has
been visiting relatives in that city.
Ray Amidon, who has been employed at
Springfield, this state, for several months,
has returned to Brattleboro to become a
clerk in the store of Z. d. Whitney.
S. H. Smith, New York road racer, is
at the Brattleboro House for a few days on
his way to Barre. Mr.. Smiths wheel is
made of silver and is valued at 800.
Mrs. Royal Tyler and daughter, Mrs.
Platt of Great Darlington, Mass, are ex-
pected home Tuesday from two weeks
outing at Juniper Point, Salem, Mass.
John w. Drown, who has been in the
insurance business at Worcester, Mass, is
now connected with G. W. Holden's insur-
ance agency, 80 Congress street, Boston.
Anthony Schwenk, Alfred Thompson,
Harry White, Harry Thomas and Hayes
Morey 90 TO the Rushmere at Spofford
lake on Monday for an outing of a week OF
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewing of Boston, who
have been visiting Mrs. Dewing's brothers,
Josiah and Julius Whitney of this village,
went to West Brattleboro Monday to spend
few weeks at Mr.. Clarks.
Mrs. James Fisk and Mrs. A. W. San.
derson of Boston are guests at Col. Hook.
er's. They were former residents at the
Revere House years ago, but have been in
Brattleboro but little recently.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Brodie and Miss
Louise Longuille went to Halifax, Nova
Scotia, yesterday morning. Mr.. BrodiC
will return in a month. Mrs. Brodie and
Miss Longuille will remain month long
err.
Mrs. j. r. Haskins and daughter Alice
of Northampton have been the guests o
Mrs Haskins's cousin, Mrs. l. o. p. Smith
Mrs. Haskins's husband has recently &C
cepted call to the pastorate of the Bap
dist church at Grafton.
Mrs. Ellen Ward, who has been living a
TCt-"4s collaOa the mast three wears is visit