Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-09-04


iting her cousin, Miss Della Sherman.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Wright of Jersey
City have been guests at Dr. Fred Pettee's.
NJ. H. Howell of the New England Tele-
phone and Telegraph company is in town.
Mrs. George Lane returned last night
from visit of six weeks in Suffield Conn.
G. G. Fits was in Springfield, Mass,
yesterday to take dispositions in will case.
Miss Smith and the Misses Fletcher of
Hartford, Conn.,, are guests at Dr. Hamil-
toms.
Mrs. F. D. Weld and daughter Zetta are
visiting with Mrs. Yields parents at Athol,
Mass.
Mrs. Glidden is now the guest of Presi.
dent-to-be and Mrs. Mckinley at Canton,
Ohio.
Flossie Howe gives garden party at her
home on Linden street tomorrow after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. W. Warner of MARI
boro, Mass, are at the Brooks House this
week.
E. F. Brooks is attending the conven-
ton of sound money Democrats at Indian
apolis.
Miss Hedman of Boston is guest of Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Houghton at the Brooks
House.
H. G. Weld of New York has Joined his
mother and sister here at the Brooks
House.
Miss Hattie Day returned Saturday to
Northampton, after visit with Miss Lena
Henkel.
John KANE and his son Will went Mon
day to Montreal, where the latter is to at
tend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Phelps and son of
Boston are on Mr.. Phelps's farm above the
Retreat farm.
II. NJ. Callison, boiler inspector of Troy,
n. Y.s has been doing work in town for
several days.
W. G. Horton has moved from Prospect
street to Harvey Houghtons house on
Canal street.
Miss Eliza Hyde has returned to resume
her work in the treasury department at
Washington.
F. Z. Beeman has moved from over
Young's grocery store to the Conant house
on Canal street.
Miss Carlena ]. Walker of Boston left
Monday for Fitchburg after visiting Miss
Minnie Horton.
Miss Olive Hawkes. of Deerfield, Mass.
is visiting her cousin, Miss Laura Stearns
on Pearl street.
Miss Lima Hunt has taken a school in
West Dover, and Miss Stella Fessenden
one in Marlboro. s-S%bs~-' nSLsAe 2
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Elliot of New
Britain, Conn, have been at George f.
Roots this week.
Mrs. C. G. Turner suffered nervous pros.
tration at the Brattleboro House last week
but is improving.
Mrs. A. H. Porter and daughter OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, have been at the Brooks
House this week.
Michael Moran of Millers Falls, former
resident, has been visiting his brother Pat,
rick on Frost street.
Oscar Benson returned to New York
Wednesday after a vacation of several
weeks at his old home.
Miss Meta Stolte and sister Edith went
to Easthampton, Mass, Saturday, and re-
turned Tuesday night.
Miss Fl. F. Dame and Miss E. c. Var
Baskirth have returned to New York, hav-
ing spent the summer here.
Mrs. j. E. Hall gave a party Thursday
evening in honor of Miss DeMerette, a col
lege friend of Miss Rena Hall.
Mrs. G. M. Taylor has returned after 8
stay of several weeks at Sugar Hill, N. IL
Mr.. Taylor is now at Grafton.
Fred S. Brasor and William Donahut
have returned from their seasons playing
in the band at Lake Pleasant.
Miss n. W. Drake and Mrs. r. Wins
low of Boston arrived at the Brooks House
Wednesday for a weeks stay.
Mrs. Dibble and Mrs. S. w. Fish o.
New York stopped here Wednesday en-
route for the White Mountains.
Mrs Michael Griffin, who has been Sc
riously i'll, is recovering. Her son Thomas
of Athol was at home over Sunday.
J.B. Robinson, who was seriously in
iured a few weeks ago by being buried il
ditch, was able to be out and vote Tues
day.
Mrs. Abbie B. Haskell of Springfield
this state, and Mary A. Davis of Glouces
ter, Mass, are spending a week or NOR
in town.
Mrs. F. E. McGavie, who has beef
spending the summer atlthe Brooks House
has returned to the Park Avenue hotel il
New York.
Mrs. Helen Warren Anger returned T.
her home in New York Wednesday, havin
spent the summer with her mother, Mrs
j. T. Warren.
Mrs. S. E. Williams, who has been
summers guest at the Brooks House, ha
gone to Wheaton, ILL.,, for a months visi
after which she will return here for tn
winter.
John Breslin, who came here from Bos
ton last Saturday to attend the funeral c
his father, Barney Breslin, had his han
crushed a short time ago while couplin
cars near Boston.
Mrs. i. l.. Demars has taken the thre
children of George Deyo to Burlington
where they will be placed in the orphans
home. Mrs. Demars will remain in Bul
lington for visit of three weeks.
j. A. Frye, who was employed at tn
Brattleboro Retreat 10 years ago, is visi
ing at II. II. Burnett's. Mr.. Frye hs
been living at Tarrytown, N. Y, the pa'
- years, b. Is now resident of Orang'
Conn.
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