Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-11-06
PERSONAL.

E. L. Parker has been in Windsor on a business
trip.
walters Pratt went to Glens Falls n. Y. today
for a visit over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Richards Bradley have returned
TO Boston for the winter.
william Ahrens Of Hatfield, Mass, visited his
brother, Louis, this week.
Lewis A. Kendall Of Boston Is spending a few
days at the Brooks House.
Mrs. Harriet Ashcraft has moved from "a Wash
ington TO 20 Central street
Rev. Horatio Grey Of Boston spoke from the
Episcopal pulpit last Sunday.
j. L. Lawton left yesterday for Eustis, Fla
where be will spend the winter.
Miss Ida Sargent is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
James Sargent, at Keene, n. II.
Mrs Emma Arey Of Boston has visited briefly
at DR.. Fred Peftee's this week
j. Beecher White Of Glens Falls, n. Y, was the
guest Of W. s. Pratt over Sunday.
Miss Emma Hoyt and sister Ella 90 TO Provi-
dence, r. l., this week to live permanently.
Miss Estelle Tidd returned to Cobleskill, n. Y,
Wednesday after a visit Of two weeks in town.
Mrs z. L. Hidreth and her young daughter
left yesterday for 10 days visit in Athol Mass.
James Menzies has returned to Brattleboro
after an absence Of several weeks in New York
city.
Miss Minnie Dietrich has left DR.. Greqg's house
on Green street and taken rooms at 81 Elliot
street
d. H. wheeler seven days In advance" OF
Mel BURGESS New County Fair, was IN town
yesterday.
Miss Bessie Butterfleld has gone to Salem,
Mass, where she Is 70 pursue course in bust
ness college.
Mrs. Fremont Hamilton and son left Wednesday
for visit Of three weeks in Springfield, Hartford
and Brooklyn.
VII Henley and family have returned to the
Brooks House for the winter after a several
weeks absence
Mrs. 1 L. Pratt and Mrs c. L Pearson Of Bos-
ton were in town Friday TO attend the funeral Of
Judge Royal Tyler.
H. NJ. Cook of the Milwood farm, birmingham
Mass, has been visiting here and at his former
home in Chesterfield.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. A. Slack returned Tuesday to
Brookline, Mass, after visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. p Weman and Mrs. E. W. Stoddard.
Miss Maud Wood, who has been with her pa
weeks, returned to Springfield, Mass, today.
Mrs. jerome Corbett returned Tuesday from a
visit Of five weeks with relatives In Mount Yer
non, n. Y, New York city and other places.
Col II. E. Taylor acted as POSTMASTER at the
annual reunion Of the Fourth Regiment Vermont
Veteran association held in Montpelier last week.
Dea. II. E. Bond has moved from bis South
Main street residence to the house which he re-
| Gently bought at the corner of Main and Linden
| streets
Miss Ethel Webb of the Holstein- Freisian Reg
| lister office, which was recently moved to Putney,
| was in town Monday after a two weeks visit in
| Montpelier.
| Chandler wellman. whose death took place in
| Wilmington Saturday, was a resident Of Estey-
| vile nearly 20 years ago aad moved from there
/ 10 Guilford.
| Mrs E. J. Hale of Peterboro. n H., has been
| visiting at II. B. Chamberlain's since Saturday.
| Mrs Hale Il the mother Of Professor Hale Of
| Chicago university.
| L. E. Holden has sufficiently recovered from
the injuries which he received at the Clay Brown
wedding 70 allow him TO visit the Holden & Mar
| tin factory occasionally.
DR.. D. P Webster and w. H. ChiIds went to
! New York TO witness the excitement incident TO
the receipt of election returns. Gen. Estey was
| also there Tuesday night.
| Julius c. Timson. Republican. was chosen mod
| orator at the local election at Claremont. n H,
| this week receiving SIS votes to asa for Parker,
his Democratic opponent.
| At the Brooks House Sunday were: H. ]. Wat
son. Providence. X. l.; c. A. Collins, Boston;
| Mr.. and Mrs Z, A. Adams, Manchester, n. H.,
and s. Moss, Lancaster, Pa.
Merton G. Robbins has been appointed sergeant
| major OF the college battalion Of the University
| of Vermont, which is the most important APP
pointment to a member OF the junior class
Gen. Estey and Col. Bond have been at Mont
pelier this week to appear before the legislative
committee which has under consideration the
sale Of the camp ground near Fort Ethan Allen.
Capt J. Harry Estey left Wednesday for busi-
the music houses Of Boston, New York, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore. Washington, Atlanta Louisville,
Cincinnati, Pittsburg and other cities.
Harry Horton of Baldwinsville. Mass, spent q
part OF last week in town. George Willard,
another scion OF The Phoenix job printing office,
| who returned recently after a stay OF two months
| In Wisconsin, has gone to Baldw insville TO work
| for Mr.. Horton.
meeting OF health officers and all interested
in practical sanitation will be held at Montpelier
| Nov. and 10. II is expected that this meeting
| will be an important aid in perfectng laws aud
| securing more uniform enforcement. One Of the
| papers will be by Dr. H. D. Holton on Some
| sanitary work required"
| The Phoenix, the Montpelier seminary paper,
| says: The new steward and stewArdess Mr.. and
Mrs: Tolles, are fast becoming popular among
| the students. They set the best table that has
| been IN the boarding hall for years" Mr.. and
| Mrs. Tolles we're formerly OF Brattleboro, where
Mr.. Tolles was employed for IS years by the Es-
| icy Organ company.