Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-11-20
PERSONAL.
Miss Maud ESSEX is quite NJ.

Miss Maud Essex is quite H.
RI Hescock is able TO be about crutches
Mrs. c. p Dewitt is visiting 10 Springfield
Mass.
G L. billiard has returned to wallingford, tn
state.
A.. E. Emery Of Orange Mass, has been in town
this week.
Major Arnold wyman has gone to Florida for
the winter.
Mrs W. F. Carpenter is visiting relatives in
Mrs Elijah Wales visited in Springfield and
Hoyoke Monday.
Mrs Laura Humphrey is visiting at her home
in Rutland for two weeks.
Mrs r A. Starkey and children are spending
ten days In New York city
c. Meuzies Miller went 70 New York yesterday
for a visit Of a few days.
Albert ] Pulen is soon to renew his medical
studies In Richmond. Va.
Mrs Frank Reed Is spending the week with her
parents IN BernardstOn, Mass.
Eidora A. Pickering of NewingtoD, n. H., is
spending few days at the Brooks House.
Mr. and Mrs n r. Burt OF Northampton,
Mass were at the Brooks House Tuesday.
Mrs c. W. Russell Of New York came Saturday
to spend few weeks at the Brooks House.
Dea s. W. Houghton has been quite III with
bronchial affection this week. but Is improving.
]. o Smith Of the Brooks House hack and coupe
line has been In a serious condition for several
days.
william NJ Kellogg has finished work as trav-
cling salesman for the Bratteooro Jelly COM
pany.
President Haitian of the Central Loan and Trust
company Of Des Moines, Ia, has been 10 town
this week.
Clinton Dugan returned last week after spend
ing weeks at New Haven, Conn, takiug lessons
| 10 violin playing.
Miss Florence wellman is visiting her brother
George and 10 the family OF Charles Wheelock In
Providence, X. /.
VIM r. starks route on the New London
| Northern railroad has been changed aud he will
| live at Norwich. Conn.
Frank Wright has resigned as janitor of the
| town house +. N. Putnam Is DONG the 1anl-
tors work temporarily.
W. r Thompson. a summer resident at Win
| throp Beach. has meved into II Z. Bonds house
| on South Main street.
Judge j. NJ Tyler spent Sunday at home, re-
| turning TO Burlington Monday TO finish the term
| Of the Chttenden county court.
Mrs. Cecil Elmore has gone to Brooklyn, n.
Y on account Of the serious illness OF her moth
| err Mrs W. Deacon OF Brooklyn.
Letters from DR. Pratt state that he is eadily
| impr wing N health but does not contemplate re-
| turning TO BrattlebOro at present.
Mr. and Mrs D. McGilyray and Miss Minnie
| Brown we're IN Springfield Mass, Wednesday TO
attend the chrysanthemum show.
Miss Amy Hines returned Saturday after a
visit Of several weeks in Boston, Conc rd, Fitch
| burg and other places in Massachusetts
| Frank Heald Of the Dartmouth class of 90 spent
| Sunday home on his way back to Hanover al
ter attending the foot ball game at Amherst
! Louise Rawson returned Saturday from lstead,
| n II where she has been teaching tn fall term
Of school She viii soon 20 10 Brooklyn for the
winter.
ur. and Mrs Camden NJ Smith of Middletown,
! Conn are spending some time here with friends.
Mr. Smith mas improved greatly 10 health during
| the past year.
| E. D. Wilson. who has been bookkeeper at the
| Mel-n & Proctor hardware store for nearly ten
years, is soon to take a similar position with
| File ming Son.
| Ms Sarah Goodnow leaves Saturday for week
! N M4esarhuze ttg Siia will sD-n1 the winter at
Merose Fla and sails from iNew York oy the
| Clyde line Dec. ?.
Arthur Howe and Fred ellison went to Bellows
Falls Wednesday evening 70 inspect the Gen. L.
! A. Grant camp, Sons OF Veterans. They 90 10
| Wilmington Tuesday.
Mrs Durham returned recently from a
| m nth is visi' in Haddam, Conn. She was accom-
panied by her sister. Mrs. Parmelee, who will re-
| main here two weeks.
F. c. Preutiss and mother, Mrs 7. j. Prentiss,
and Mrs, Hathaway were at the Brooks House
| Wednesday while on their way from Montpelier
to their home in Long Island.
Miss NJ wynne wadsworth has closed her fall
| term OF school at Dummerston and gone to Spen-
GER Mass, visit her mother. She will return TO
Dummerston 10 teach the coming term
Mrs. George NJ. Clay Of Somerville. Mass, comes
home Mon lay TO spend THANKSGIVING with her
| parents Mr.. CLAY will cOme Tuesday or W ednes-
| day Mrs W vinton and daughter and Ms.
Samuel D. Brown will return with them to SOM
erviIe
james F. Hooker OF New York spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents, Col and Mrs.
| Hooker. lie went from mere 10 monIpciie
| 20 appear in the interests OF the MuIua
! Life Insurance company of New York before on
| of the Legislative committees.
Perley Holmes has been elected one Of the mem
bers Of the glee club OF the University of Yer
mont The gee club and the guitar and mando-
| lin clubs will make three trips The frst will be
! through Northern Vermont; the second through
/ this state, New Hampshire and Massachusetts,,
and the third in February through Northern New
York.
Over Sunday guests at the Brooks House were:
| F. Z. Delaney. Fred A. Flag, Troy. n. Y Dex-
| ter Stowe. A Eugene Kirby, T. 7. Collins, G. W.
| Smead. A p Walton New York; A. c. Pratt,
Holyoke, Mass J Peytrenet, Hornesvile n.
| Y; A l. Retulinger Bristol, r. l.; Mr.. and Mrs.
E NJ. Barlow. Burlington, and J. X. Batchelder,
! Arlington (Vt)
| notable event at Manchester, this state, Tues
day was the marriage OF Annie Louise only
daughter Of d. K. SimOnds, editor of the Man
| chester Journal, and George Alfred. hfth son Of
/ T. II. Orvis, proprietor OF the Equinox House.
/ Mr. and Mrs Orvls went to Lakewood, n. j. on
Their wedding journey and will spend the winter
there or in FiOria the bride is a granddaugh-
ter Of Rev. Asa F. Clark Of West Brattleboro, and
has other relatives IN this town