Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-27
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Lucy Nj. Chase OF Bernardston,
Mass, is visiting in town.
Miss Payson of Boston is being enter
tanned by Miss Annie Wyman.
Mrs. E. R. Pratt will give concert in
Glens Falls, n. Y, about Sept. 20.
Beatty Balestier and family are spending
several weeks at Lakeside, Spofford lake.
Mr. Lamb and Mr.. Stevenson of Nor
folk, Va, are spending vacation at the
Colonial.
Archie Streeter came from Waterbury,
Conn, several days ago to spend his vaca-
ton in town.
Chas. Hubbard, who has been the guest
of Ernest Waterman, returned to Middle
bury this week.
Ben Devoe has given up work at the
Elliot street laundry and will return to
Hoosick Falls, N. Y.
Will B. Smith of the Springfield Repub-
lican staff is i'll at the home of his mother,
threatened with fever.
w. NJ. Randall, manager of the Henshaw
and Ten Brock company, was at the
Brooks House Tuesday.
Miss Lena Clancy returned to her home
in Newton, Mass, yesterday after visit
with Brattleboro friends.
H. r. Lawrence has spent large part
of the past two weeks in Boston, Worces
ter and Brooktield, Mass.
Miss Maud Essex has returned from
Lowell, where she has been the guest of
Miss Howard several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Manley and Mr..
and Mrs. John Manley, jr., have been Wis
ting their parents at Dorset.
Will Collins is spending the latter part
of his vacation in town before returning to
his duties on the Worcester Gazette.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Durham spent a
part of last week in a carriage drive through
Windham and Windsor county towns.
Perley Holmes, who has been at work in
drug store in Boston the past month,
came home this week i'll with malaria.
James Fenessey returned to Newton
Centre, Mass, Tuesday, after being the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Vaughan.
II. NJ. Burke has moved his household
goods 20 Newfane this week, where he
takes possession of Pratts Inn as landlord.
James Hooker of Springfield has been
here for several days on account of the ill
ness of his mother, who is now improving.
Harry Boynton, who has a position as
bookkeeper for the Newton, Mass, Rub
Der company, is spending his vacation with
his parents.
William Bradley is spending a vacation
of week or more at Wareham, Mass.
Mr.. Dalton takes his place in charge of the
Brooks library.
Miss Gertrude Perkins, who has been
pursuing her musical studies in New York
the past two years, is spending her vacation
with her parents.
Miss Ketchum returned last night after
an absence of two weeks, a part of which
was spent with her brother, DIR. Frank
Ketchum, in New York
Miss NJ. S. Prouty has returned from
her vacation and is now engaged as ste
nographer and typewriter in the office o
Waterman, Martin e. Hit
Miss Hattie Webster, Mrs. H. Fl. Cros
by, Miss Dora Mitchell, Miss Carey of New
York and Dan Webster are at the Web
ster cottage at SpoffOrd lake.
Mrs. Herbert Fay and little daughter o
Roslindale, Mass, and Mrs. Joseph Pin
of Marlboro, Mass, have been visiting
their aunt, Mrs. W. E. Banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Butterfield left Satur
day for Greenfield They will spend thi
week at the seashore, and will then leav,
for their home in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Miss Sanderson, who has been an opera
tor in the telephone exchange for som
time, has given up her work there and re
turned to her home in North Adams.
Miss Marion Noyes will go soon t.
Mystic, Conn, where she will study t.
prepare herself as teacher in the school TO
deaf and dumb, where Miss Ella Scott ha
had position for several years.
George E. Greene left Sunday TO
Springfield, Mass, where he Joined Chas
Root, and proceeded with him on Monda
to Falmouth, Mass, where they will
spend two weeks with their families.
Mrs. George Vasser has been in NeV
London, Conn, this week arranging fo
removal there of household goods, as MI
Vasser's run has been changed, so that
| is now between Norwich and New Lon
/ don.
Col. H. E. Taylor, Capt F. Gleason, Nj
} and Mrs. P. S. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Juliu
Whitney, Albert Ashley, W. c. Stone, an
Mr. and Mrs. Lazelle are among thos
who are attending the Grand Army Ell
campment at Buffalo.
Denney O'Neil, the erstwhile base ba
4 star, who has been practicing law at Ho
/ yoke, Mass, the past three years, wi
s soon open an Office in Pittsfield, Mass. II
: says there are too many young Democrat
d Irish lawyers in Holyoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Gray, who hay
been at Deacon Stearns's, left Wednesda
for their home in Syracuse, n. Y. Mr.
I Ellen Eddy and Clarabel Eddy left MOI
day, but they will visit in Orange, Mass
i before going to their home in Somervill
D. G. O'Neil fell 20 feet while at wor
decorating the ceiling of the Congreg
! tional church at West Brattleboro Monda
. The fall was caused by the giving way
= one board of the staging He sustained
- sprained arm and some severe bruises, bl
. is able to be out.
n Fred c. Gale, who is one of the dire
l. descendants of Jonathan Carver, is atten
l. ing the meeting this week in Maume
is Ohio, at which it is expected that son
Ie action will be taken with reference to Il
(, Carver grant in Minnesota, which Include
IS lands valued today at many million dollar
Miss Hattie Jones came from Bostc
, Saturday to spend her vacation with b
u parents. Edwin Wood of Boston has be-
ic a guest at Mr.. Jones's this week, and A
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