Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-09-11

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Mrs. Sarah Goodnow has returned, after
a stay of two months in New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f. Wheeler went to
Montreal Wednesday for visit of week.
Miss Bertha Perry of Scituate, Mass,
visited her cousin, Arthur Maynard, this
week.
J. L. Goldsmith of Shelburne Falls,
Mass, is spending some time with his
mother.
Charles Potter has gone to Montpelier to
take the position of cook in the Methodist
seminary.
DR.. Z. Z. Pratt of Limona, Fla, who is
on his annual trip North is guest at E.
w. Fox's.
Mrs. G. H. Clapp and Mrs. T. W. Barn
ard are visiting Mrs. Clapp's sister in Mel
son, n. H.
Amos Hayes has moved from H. NJ.
Woods house on Clark street to p South
Main street.
Miss Ann Z. Jermaine goes to New
York and New Jersey next week for a four
weeks visit.
II. p. Smith, who went to New York
several days ago on a business trip, is seri-
ously i'll there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Messck, ir., of
New York have spent a few days at the
Brooks House.
Miss Genevieve Slate went Wednesday to
Keene, y. H., to spend a week with Mrs.
II. O. Coolidge.
Mrs. A. n. Dodge returned Tuesday
after a three months visit with relatives
in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. E. P. Douglass and two children of
GrOton, Conn. have been at the Hotel
Brattleboro this week.
Mrs. John A. Butler returned to New
York city Wednesday after visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Alice Phillips.
Leslie Edwards and julius Parkess spent
last week in Springfield and Boston, re-
turning Saturday night.
Mrs. +. p. White and two children left
for Chicago Thursday night after two
months visit hereabouts.
Chief Justice Field of the Massachusetts
supreme court and Mrs. Field are the guests
of Robert Gordon Hardie.
j. c. Dewitt and family returned Tues
day from Elyria, Ohio, where they have
been spending the summer.
Mrs. F. H. Smith has returned to Am
herst, Mass, to care for her sister, Mrs.
George Chamberlain, who is i'll.
Margie and Dora Todd, who have been
visiting Lizzie Brosnahan, returned to
their Massachusetts home Monday.
Mrs. L. A. Budd of New York is here
to spend some time. She has rooms at
Mrs. Whites on North Main street.
Miss Kittie Simonds, who has been at
F. r. Vaughan's tine past three months,
returns to Hartford, Conn, tomorrow.
Dean, the little grandson of S. B. Emer-
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here, fell last week and fractured his leg.
f. W. Coleman has so far recovered
from his injury that he expects to go to
New London next week to resume his du-
ties.
W. H. Minor and o. H. Ellis went to
Providence, X. l., this morning to cheer
Cheerful Alsy, who starts in the races
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Henley and son
have returned from Sunapee lake to the
Brooks House, where they will spend the
winter.
Rev. Hal D. Maxwells younger brother,
who came from Maine recently, will make
his home with Mr.. Maxwell and attend
school here.
Mr.. Hardy takes Secretary Austin's
place at the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation rooms until permanent secretary
can be obtained.
Mrs. Alfred E. Turner, who has been
spending the summer at her fathers, S. B.
Emerson's, has returned to her home in
WATERFOWL, Mass.
Mrs. Newton l. Hawley has issued in
vitations to friends to come to see her and
meet Mrs. Mary Howe LAWN at the Brooks
House next Thursday evening.
Special Agent Winkley of the Hartford
Fire Insurance company and F. E. Put
nam of the firm of A. w. Childs & Co.,
have been inspecting fire risks in Whining
ton this week.
Joseph Norman has moved from SO
Green street to Miss Lucretia Waite's
house on North Main street. Lemuel
Smith of West Brattleboro has moved to
3S Green street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j, Hastings of Brook
Ign, Mrs. G. F. Rogers, Miss Florence
Rogers and Master H, L. Rogers of Bing-
hampton, n. Y, are spending the week at
the Brooks House.
Rev. and Mrs. f. L. Phalen, who have
been the guests of Madam Balestier for a
few days, returned to Concord, n. H., YES
terday. Madam Balestier gave reception
Tuesday in their honor.
Mrs. G.. II. Smith will go to New York
Monday to select fall styles of millinery.
She will be joined at Hartford by her trim
mer, Miss Powers, who will return here
after the New York trip.
There is little change in the condition of
Rev. DIR. Walker. He is resting comfort
ably and takes liquid nourishment. He
recognized an intimate friend from Hart
ford who was here this week, pressing his
hand but being unable to speak.
A pleasant party of II ladies met with
Mrs. F. H. Harris on Oak street last Fri
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Edwin
Earle of Chicago and Mrs. S. E. Barrows
of Boston. A delightful tea was served at
q O'Clock, after which the party adjourned,
TO meet at Ear Hills" next week Tuesday.
Over Sunday guests at the Brooks House
were; j. II. Brigham, Dalton, Ohio; Ben
Sloss, j. Meade, Geo. w. Kuhlke, Oswold
Weber, ir., c. B. Laughton, New York;
E. r. Fisher, Bethel, this state; E. S.
Webb, Chicago; John Goldman, j. G. Don
nell, Boston; Miss Julia A. Barry, Middle
burV this state