Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-09-18
PERSONAL.


ID. gHolls Streeter has gone to New York
..IOr visit with relatives.
Miss Florence Hemenway entered Mid
dlebury college Tuesday
j. A. Nolan of Troy, N. Y, is spent :
N few days at the Brooks House.
Of Land Frank Turner has spent part
1.-THE u in Springfield, Mass.
Yl id Mrs. w. F. Neal went to New
Monday on millinery business.
& rank Pierce and family of Boston are
pending week at the Brooks House.
n Mrs. Nettie Clement of Brooklyn is
Twisting her mother, Mrs Farley Starr.
Miss Carrie Huntley began a two weeks
Yvacatlon from Barrows's store Monday.
Harrison Morse of Brooklyn, N. Y, is
VI lAxisiting his daughter, Mrs. w. H. Bond.
ill Tgiiliam LAWN and Mary Howe LAWN
3,r yer sing at the Centre church next Sun
pIa n. FIR Cunningham has been at the
ilr bte' Retreat at Burlington since Mon
!, q. r. Wheeler has finished work for
lkman French and will go to Boston
Bon.
"Capt. Jack" W. Crawford of New
[exico, stopped at Hotel Brattleboro
Msiss G. II. Mortified and Miss Farrar of
nveA York are at the Brooks House for a
" d, egate. ays.
G EffoM een couples had an enjoyable time
paint Zap year party in Red Mems hall Sat
!, churc1igh
to tb1rs. r. F. Hatch and son, Herbert, of
Findsor, visited at o. p. Shepard's the
past week.
Mrs. George E. Ward, Mrs. Helen Macy
and Mrs. M. H. Macy of New York are at
the Brooks House.
II. r. Preston of Athol played cornet in
Leitsinger's orchestra at the "Texas Steer"
X Wednesday evening.
n Mrs. Harry Hoyt of Spafford Springs,
Mthis state, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
MFRS. NJ. W. Whitney.
II. r. Lawrence was the judge of horses
Eat the Plymouth county fair at Bridge
aIlTater, Mass, this week.
Miss Margaret Lynch and father have
Wbeeu in Oswego, n. Y, this week to attend
psthe funeral of a relative.
MT. B. Reynolds and Mrs. Reynolds of
wiIlycoxlyn came Wednesday for a few days
laqtay At the Brooks House.
Miss DR.. Harrison and Miss Temple,
Akwho have been guests at l. o. p. Smiths,
toketurned to Washington Monday.
poA William Martin has finished work at the
hight lunch room and returned to Bellows
preAlls, where he has a similar position.
day Miss Nellie Matthewman went Saturday
viii her home in North Springfield, this
Nate, for stay of two or three weeks.
Nd Mai. Childs many friends are gratified
$40 know that there has been a decided
Stgain Ia his condition within a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Goodhue, jr., and
child are at Col. Goodhue's. They leave
Monday for their home in Philadelphia.
Miss Ethel Dalton, who has been at
beatty Balestier's for a few days, started
yesterday on a carriage drive to Beverley,
Mass.
w. S. Williams of Easthampton, L. L.,
has been in town this week to attend the
annual meeting of the Brattleboro Jelly
4 company.
Miss Eva Adams has taken position as
stenographer and typewriter in the whole
sale department of Durham Brothers
shoe store.
Hayes Morey is planning to go to Fort
Worth Texas, next month to remain dur
ing the winter and possibly to locate there
permanently.
~ Mr.. and Mrs D. H. Bement returned
Monday after stay of three weeks with
their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Putnam, at
4 Alstead, N. Fl.
Frank Larrow, who came from Holyoke
recently to work in the Brooks House bar
join him here.
Prof. and Mrs. Richard E. Dodge, who
have been at Fire Island since their mar
rage month ago, 60 this week to their
z New York home.
= w. H. Lipe came Saturday, and Mrs.
Lipe, who has been with her parents for
some time, returned with him to Palatine
? Bridge, N. Y, Tuesday.
Verne Eason and Mr.. Greenwood rode
here from Fitchburg, Mass, on their
wheels last Saturday. They have been
spending the week in hunting
S. II. Allen, bookkeeper in the Cam
bridge savings bank, Cambridge, Mass,
came yesterday for a visit of a few days
wish his nephew, E. L. Allen.
Miss Sadie Humphrey, who came here
two months ago to care for her grand
mother, Mrs. B. F. Bingham returns tC
her home in Proctor tomorrow.
Mrs Caron has taken tenement at Is
Estey street. Leonard Dewitt has moved
from Chestnut to 4 Dickinson street. II
Merber from Southern avenue to 81 Ellio
street.
Miss Lavie Hubbard, who has spent thu
summer with her grandparents, Col. ant
Mrs. John Hunt, started Wednesday fol
her home in Sioux Falls, South Dakota
She will make visit at Glens Falls, N. Y.
en- route
L. G. Houghton of Sheffield, ILL.,, thu
owner of the Halifax deer park, has beer
in town this week. he is greatly pleased
with the prospect at the park, and now ha
between 100 and 200 deer, elk, and Rock!
Mountain goats.
The following were guests at the Brook
House over Sunday: George G. Hopkin
Fred H. Payne, Greenfield; II. L. Glenn
Azor Thompson, Miss Ida Thompson, NeV
York; G. j. Curtis, Meriden, Conn. Mis-
| Perkins, Hartford, Conn.,; j. M. Fuller
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Graves, NeN
y Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Otis Warner of North Bernardston
died very suddenly Friday. She had beel
i'll for several weeks with heart disease, bu
was able to go out occasionally, and wa
apparently in comfortable health. Will
at the supper table she received shoe
and remained unconscious until the mex
morning. when she passed away. She wa
the mother of G. E. Warner of BrattleborC
Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. Chase returne
Wednesday after a western trip of thre
weeks. Mr.. Chase attended the Gran
Army encampment at Minneapolis, an