Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-07-10
PERSONAL.

Brooklyn, n. Y.
Miss Minnie Fox is at Swanzey lake, n.
H., for an outing.
Fred ellison goes to work in Greene's
drug store Monday.
Gilbert Smith and family of New York
are visiting at Enos Whites.
d. A. Young and family go to Marble
head tomorrow for an outing.
Fred Holmes has returned after visit
to his old home at Fitchburg, Mass.
Frank W. Kimball has returned after
vacation trip to Boston and vicinity.
Col Thomas Harmon is quite i'll, and it
is feared that he is suffering from appen-
dicits.
Mrs. E. Carey, who has been in Fitch
burg, Mass. several weeks, returned We'd
nesday.
Miss Dora Campbell of Montpelier has
been spending several days at the Brooks
House.
o. E. Randall and V. o. Jones and
their families are at the Rushmere at Spot
ford lake.
Mrs. Bradford Leavitt and daughter are
spending two or three weeks at Madam
Balestier's.
Miss Sarah E. Stoddard has returned to
Mrs. VIM. F. Howe's after an absence of
several weeks.
Lyman Goldsmith rode on his wheel to
Manchester Centre to witness the bicycle
races last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank E. Howe of Mont
pelier came Friday for weeks visit with
Mr.. Howe's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitman of North
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den street this week.
Henry Ripley of Springfield, Mass, was
a guest of his cousin, Mrs. Arthur Rob-
erts, over the Fourth.
Faith Tyler returned to her Washington
home Tuesday, accompanying the Chris
tian Endeavor excursion.
Miss Hattie Webster and Miss Dora
Mitchell returned Thursday after spending
some time at Spofford lake.
D. n. Tolles will go to Montpelier about
August l, to take position as steward in
the Methodist seminary there.
Rollin Childs went to Chicago Monday
to vociferate in the interest of free silver
at the national Democratic convention.
Frank Morse is spending his vacation
with his parents. He has been employed
in a store at Boston the past two years.
DR.. and Mrs. George Leon Walker came
from Hartford, Conn, this week to spend
the summer at their Linden street home.
Francis Rose and son of Syracuse y. Y,
came Friday night for a visit with Mr..
Roses parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Rose.
Will Brown has returned from Lake
Pleasant, where he has been employed in
a hotel. He will return there in August.
DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Donnelly of Gard
ner, Mass, have been visiting Mrs. Don
nelly's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Bow
Ter.
Rev. H. D. Maxwell left Monday for his
vacation of five weeks. the larger part of
which will be spent with his parents in
Maine.
A. W, Childs and family and party of
friends 60 to Spoff ord lake tomorrow for
an outing. They will occupy the Pettee
cottage.
Mrs. Rollins of Washington returned
home Monday after Being the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ca2npt -su Dummerston
for several days.
Mrs. Bertha Maynard and children of
Springfield, Mass, came yesterday for a
visit with Mrs. Maynard's mother, Mrs.
Andrew Horton.
i. 3. L.
Meriden, Conn, came Wednesday for a
visit with Mrs. Sloane's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Houghton.
The classes of the Universalist Sunday
school, taught by Mrs. H. NJ. Wood and
Mrs. Fred Sargent, had picnic at West
Brattleboro Wednesday.
Mrs. George Durham returned Wednes-
day after a weeks stay at Chatham, Mass.
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to his old home in Maine.
Among the former members of the
Wheel club who were at home over the
Fourth were Frank S. Pratt, Charles
Shattuck and Leslie Scott, all of New York
city.
Misses Lillian Newton. Harriet Webster
and Madeline Gregg go to Martha's Vine
yard Monday for an outing of two weeks
during which they will attend a summer
school there.
Will Subway, who has been with Pho
tographer Wyatt for several years, will
soon take position as bookkeeper for W.
f. Richardson Il. Co., succeeding Charles
G. Staples, who has a position out of town.
George Horton, an employe of the Pratt
Il Whitney concern at Hartford, is here for
a stay of several weeks to assist Mr.. Bar
shop during the disability of Mr.. Dins-
more.
j. D. Eaton of New Haven, an adjuster
for the Continental Insurance company,
was here Tuesday and adjudged the loss of
NJ. l. Mather by the West Brattleboro fire
as total. Mr. Mather's insurance was
$500.
Mrs. Inez Putnam of Alstead, n. H., is
spending some time with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bement of Canal street. Miss
Kate Wheeler is at Alstead with Miss Lou
Use Rawson during the absence of Mrs.
Putnam.
Over Sunday guests at the Brooks House:
Fred A. Flagg, Troy, n. y; J. c. Thurs
ton, Boston; j. L. Morse, W. u. Davis,
Philadelphia; George Watson, New York:
Miss Dora Campbell, Montpelier; H. T.
Chaplin, Monson, Mass, and William
Steele Gray, New York.
The Winchester Star says: "Mrs. S. NJ.
Constable, who has been caring for her
daughter, MRS. May of Brattleboro, for
the past two months, spent last week at
her home in Winchester. Mrs. Nays
health is still very poor, and Mrs. Consta-
BILE will remain with her for some time"
Louis Henkel received telegram Tues
day announcing his appointment as ex-
press messenger, with a run between Bel
lows Falls and Rutland. He left at once
to enter upon his new duties. Ernest
Brown is promoted to Henkels position
in the local Office, and Benjamin Harmon
will have charge of the delivery team.
William LAWN arrived in Rrattleboro
Monday. He has been in Paris since hiS