Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1896-06-05
PERSONAL.

Frank Paska went to st. Albans Sunday
night for visit
Lewis Ellis of Green. /Ies been in
town this week.
Miss Minnie Dietrich has taken rooms
in DR.. Gregg's house.
Mrs. Herman Rhode went to Springfield
Friday for weeks visit
Mrs. j. F. Byrnes of Newtonville, Mass,
came yesterday to spend the summer.
Adm Wright of the Manufacturers Piano
company of Chicago is at Leopold Ret
ting's.
John Calvin, jr., has returned from
Montreal to spend the summer vacation at
home.
G. F. Root is substituting for Carrier
John A. Lindsey while the latter is, taking
vacation.
DR.. S. E. Lawton attended the meeting
OF the American Psychological society in
Boston last week.
II. M. Wilder has removed from the
Fletcher house on Birge street to the Stock
we'll farm in Marlboro.
Max Firgau has returned, having COM
pleted his work for the Vermont Farm Ma
chine company at Bellows Falls.
Miss Alice E. Sherwin of Keene spent
Sunday with her grandparents, Mr., and
Mrs. 5. z. Sherwin, on Pearl street.
Henry Devere finishes work at the
Brooks House next week and Joseph Fer
ritter will take his place as head waiter.
Capt. Fred Mack of Washington, d. c.,
was in town over night, leaving this morn
ing for Windham, where he will spend two
weeks at the old homestead
At the recent meeting of the American
Medical Psychological society held in Bos-
ton DR.. W. n. Thompson of the Retreat
was elected an associate member.
S. I. R. Cheney of Western avenue
walked down street Memorial day Mr..
Cheney is 81 years old and has not walked
as far as the sidewalk since last Memorial
day.
George S. Perry of Danvers, Mass. has
been in town this week. He is to be en-
gagged with d. l.. Griggs in the manage
ment of The Nina at Mortified this sum
mer.
The marriage engagement of Richard L.
Heaphy and Miss Nellie Conroy of Ashue-
lot, n. H., is announced. The wedding
will occur next Tuesday, June 0, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Heaphy will make
their residence in Brattleboro.
B. Jones of Albany, w. II. Henley, Mrs.
John Buckingham of Pittsfeld, Mass,
Mrs. S. p. Leeds of Hanover, n. H., Miss
Madeline Buck of Brooklyn, Miss Patter-
son of Pittsburg, Pa, G. IL. Bristol of
New York, Joseph Boyce of Boston, and
Josiah Grout of Derby Line have been
guests at the Brooks House this week.
Over Sunday guests at the Brooks House:
NJ. l.. Moore and G. d. Moore, New York
Rev. T. F. HASKELL Rev. Claude L. Null
bury, Rev. H. j.. Maxwell of Boston, and
Rev. A. Smith of Maine. guests of Rev.
Hal D. Maxwell; T.. b. Reynolds, II. b.
Hall, T. Vanderbilt, Brooklyn; F. E. Par
ker, Victor, n. y; F. Lyons, L. X. Ran
dali, New York; F. L. Bliss, Springfield,
Mass, and w. II. Newton, Wallingford,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Harris returned
Tuesday after a journey of six weeks
through the West. The main object of the
trip was to visit concerns with which the
Brattleboro savings bank has business re-
lations. Mr. and Mrs. Harris visited many
cities, and on the Pacific coast went TO
Monterey, San Francisco, Portland, Taco
ma and Seattle, returning through Spo-
kane and other cities via the Northern Pa
cific railroad. Mr.. Harris finds business
in the West in much the same condition as
in the East, moneyed men as a rule being
in waiting mood.