Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-05-22
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las put in a line of grocer
IN market.
tCeO1-ilidden has returned from
IS.
kRMpt lolidge returned Wednesday
n Bethel. =
.. n. Rawson returned rom
OT hs,sJ Wednesday.
= El,V/ry Rita Shea has returned from
- VR for the summer.
y II e. L. Prescott has Joined her hus-
/wh, he Brooks House.
a and fucker of Jamaica Plains is a
Miss Christina Goodall.
Laura Humphrey of Proctor, this
Ms visiting at f. H. Putnam's.
MS I5ILyard Connell of Holyoke, Mass, was
: on guest OF M. j. Moran yesterday.
d norge Billings returned to North Adj.
81 Il NMondaY after a weeks visit with Mr..
arei Mrs. W. E. Hubbard
~ cNews has been received that Emil Apfel.
ANum left Hamburg on his return to this
ENountry on the 18th of May.
Mrs. Cune's grandchildren, Mr.. and
n Mrs. Chauncey McKeever, and daughter, of
~ OF New York are visiting with her.
n DIR. Howell has returned from Water
bury and is at the Retreat for few days,
L before accepting position elsewhere.
fb9y zen. and Mrs. Estey are now with Gov.
FOL and Mrs Fuller at Atlantic City There
sc is no essential change in Gov Fuller's
er' condition.
Ebe 81 n f. Wells of ST. Paul, Mimi, and
Ohm ~ wells OF Hartford, Conn, were in
town arn over Sunday, having accompanied
their 0omother from visit in New York.
Mr. Or and Mrs. E. G. Crosby attended the
fifth Na.fe unlon OF the Raymond and Whit
comb Calltornia excursion of 1892 at the
Parke II House in Boston Wednesday even
ing N
H. IN. Slate of Athol, Mass, who has
been he guest of Ambrose Knapp for a
day o two, brought with him violin
which he bought out of the famous Hawley
collect M ion of Hartford. Conn.,, and for
which K he paid 5000.
Cap Sht. Upton and Miss Eager of Roxbury,
Mass. NJ spent Sunday with DR.. and Mrs.
Lawtd Sn at the Retreat, remaining until
Wedn 'esday. DR.. Lawton's mother, Mrs.
Benz. y Lawton of Bridgeport, Conn, is
now guest at the Retreat.
DR.. kand Mrs. A. l. Miller returned We'd
nesday y evening from Atlanta where they
have been in attendance upon the meeting
of tn e American Medical association.
Anon Ig the places of interest which they
visited were Chattanooga, Tenn, the nat
ural b fridge in the Shenandoah valley, Har-
per's 1Ferry, Washington and Baltimore,
whenc &c they returned by boat to Boston.
While in Washington they visited the
House y of Representatives and witnessed
the cd hunting of quorum by "Tom''
Reed.
This n paragraph is from "Time and the
Hour. y A friend who casually visited Mr..
Rudya erd Kipling was unprepared to find
the fam ynily country dinner so serious an af-
fair-1 Mr. Kipling wearing evening clothes
and MI ,jrs. Kipling the regulation English
Glow dplress." To make her guest appre-
ciate II 1he situation, Mrs. Kipling explained
after d timer that Rudyard insisted on hav-
ing EN1nglsh servants, and that if they
were 4 leally of the right sort they would
not stAF in family which did not dress
for dill Inner. However, half the wealthy
New u ork families are similarly enslaved
| to somYhe majestic butler or serious funky
importv ed from the other side, with the in
exorabt lie traditions to which they delight
to ems lave themselves, without Mr.. Kip
ling's n excuse of being to the manner born