Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-12-04
PERSONAL.

W"o III bOWu TUESDAY,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Campbell arc q,
Mrs. IL. Atherton's for the winter.
j. X. Parker is able to be about after an
illness OF three weeks with the grin
Mrs. W. S. McKenney and daughters 70.
turned to North Adams Wednesday.
Oscar Temple of the Union Cycle com.
pany OF Boston was in town yesterday.
Bert Tenney of Boston has been VISITING
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. d. w. Tennev
MRS; David Peck is making a three
Conn. --A'0n'
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Cobb of svra.
cuse, N. T., are guests of e. L. Cook of
Canal street.
DIR. II. l.. Waterman has bought the of.
nee and practice of DR.. Frank Whitman at
Bellows Falls. ~
Or, Is. f. Ketchum has been in Cam
bridge, N. Y, where he formerly lived IN
attend patient.
Miss Blanche Allen and friend OF New
port, N. H., are the guests of Miss Aliens
sister, Mrs. G. F. Bingham.
Miss Maude Evans of West Swanzey. n
H., recently visited her aunts, Mrs. Charles
Lincoln and Mrs. r. W. De Wolf
r. ii. Davis, the tailor, who sold his
business here recently and went to North
Adams, has been in town several days.
Mrs. A. N. Wright and son of New York
are spending 10 days with Brattleboro rela-
tives. Mr.. Wright was here for Thanks
giving.
Fred ellison, accompanied by George
Bishop, went to Wilmington iay to in
n u
Veterans.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bond and son re-
turned Wednesday night after a two
weeks visit with drs. Bonds parents in
Brooklyn.
d. j. Moran has moved from s High
land to % Green street. Paul Willis of
Westminster will move at once to High
land street.
Miss Louise Rawson leaves today for
Greenwich, Conn, and after a visit there
she will go to Brooklyn, N. Y, to spend
the winter.
Mrs. Martin Austin, jr., returned Friday
after a stay of a month at her former home
in Oswego, N. Y, where she attended the
wedding of sister.
Rev. Mr.. Maxwell, who is still at his old
home in New Brunswick, writes of steady
improvement in health and an expectation
of returning to Brattleboro about Jan. /.
Capt. Henry Devens and family, who
have been at Halifax, Nova Scotia, during
the summer, sailed recently for Bermuda,
where they will remain during the winter.
Col. Chase and family left on Monday
for their winter home in Louisville. Capt.
and Mrs. j. II. Estey and baby are settled
for the winter in the Estey homestead on
Canal street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin, former resi-
dents, visited in town this week while on
their way back to Monson, Mass, from
Springfield, this state, where they spent
Thanksgiving.
Hermlun w. Pratt, who has been nomi-
mated for -yor Chelsea, Mass, on the
Republican and Citizen tickets, is well
known in Brattl orc. He comes here
several times year as agent for tailors'
furnishings concern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Howe and child
leave today for Bermuda, where Mr.. Howe
will assist his brother, Sherman, in the
management of the Princess hotel during
the winter. Miss Janette Howe is plan
ming to spend the winter at Bermuda.
Bert L. Taylor, formerly a newspaper
,orker in Brattleboro, Is now devoting all
his time to writing music and stories. He
has a serial now running in a Chicago pa
Der and one of his short stories appears in
the Christmas number of the Black Cat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Streeter of Hins-
dale, N. H., who were married at j. X.
Parker's on Tuesday of last week, are ex-
pected home tomorrow from New York
whittier they went after the marriage cere-
mony was performed. They will live in
Hinsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Mixer have spent
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bourne
at Moor's Corner, Mass. Mrs. Mixer gave
an elocutionary entertainment at that
place Wednesday evening, Her readings
and impersonations we're successfully Civ
en-. and were much enjoyed by her audi
ence.
\ d. L. Herrick, for many years well
n known organ tuner for the Estey Organ
Neompany, and one of the prominent mem.
kers of Sedgwick Grand Army post, and
Mrs. Flora Kendall were married Thanks
giving day at Hinsdale, N. ID. They will
make their home in Chesterfield, where MIR
Herkck owns farm.
Mrs. Cora Whitney of Boston was mar
ried Nov. 25 to Geo. G. Prescott OF Gill
manton, N. H., by Rev. Mr.. Graves o.
Gilmanton. Mrs. Whitney was well known
TO many Brattleboro people having been q
guest at Guilford and Brattleboro this las
wear. She was also member OF Mr.. HalP'
class at the Baptist church. Mr.. and Mrs
Prescott will reside at the farm home will
his aged mother, lady of so years.
James T. Frye of Boston, adjutant OF
the First Massachusetf. regiment, who ha'
been appointed assistant inspector genera
with the rank of colonel by Gov. Wolcott
is well known in Brattleboro as frequen
visitor. He spends part of each sum
mer at Spofford lake, and his wife was Mis-
Kittie Colony of Keene. Col. Frye Il
said to be the peer of any man in Massa
chusetts in knowledge of military affairs
and two books on coast defences writer
by him received the personal endorsement
of Gen. Nelson A. Miles.
Commander Allan d. Brown will be in
stalled as president of Norwich universit
at Mortified next Tuesday afternoon. TIL
presentation of the charter and keys wi
be made by Prof. Charles Dole, and will b
followed by response by the president
the university. Prof. Charles G. Brill wi
make the address in behalf of the univeI
sity, and Col. Henry o. K mt, LII. D.,
Lancaster, N. H., in behalf OF the alumni
The inaugural add ess by the president
the university v i'll conclude the program.
Is expected that many officers of the stat
militia will be present, as well as some
the more prominent alumni OF the lnstitI
ton.