Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-01
PERSONAL.

months at Mrs. Kirkland's return 10 ,l8r
home in Roxbury, Mass. today. Thew
are accompanied by Chas. Walter Cbspfb
of Brookline, who has been a VALLEY Fsf-
visitor.
An original pension has been granted TO
Ornan Prescott.
Miss Kate Goodrich is i'll at her hon. on
Western avenue.
Miss Kittie Eels returned Tuesday after
a visit of a week in Keene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Cleveland are in town
for a stay of several days.
Henry W. Simonds has returned after
spending the summer in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Landerfin Of Spring.
field, Mass, have been spending few DAYS
in town.
w. II. Bond has moved from the Leon.
ard block to his fathers house on South
Main street.
Miss L. Belle Tenney returned to Boston
Tuesday to spend the winter in teaching
instrumental music.
G. T. Copeland of Gloversville, y. Y.
former resident Is years ago, has been
in town during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs G. F. Reed returned Sat.
urday after a stay of two weeks in New
York city with their son Ralph
Mrs. Fred Bohrman and children have
returned home from an extended vsi, al
Mrs Bohrman's old home in Kansas
Mrs. j. d. Horne of Lawrence. Mass
is spending some time in town as the guest
of Mrs. F. d. Fisk and other friends.
Mrs. d. S. Brigham and Miss Brigham
of Western avenue, have returned home
after visiting in Albany and New York
Dr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Allen and Miss Fan.
ME Spencer of ST. Johnsbury are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Hubbard
Mr.. Acterian, who has been in town
several weeks in the interests of the uni.
versity extension YORK, went away Tues
day.
Mrs. w. F. Mixer has been at Essex
! junction this week to give several recitals
before the state convention of the W c.
| T. L.
Mrs. j. H. Bemis of Boston and Mrs. W.
II. Dickson of Pueblo, Colo, have been
Brooks House and Valley Fair guests this
week.
The venerable Mrs. E. W. Frost left this
week for her home in Chicago after stay
of several weeks with her sister, Mrs. T.
! L. Putnam.
Fred Demars is spending a week at his
old home after an absence from town of a
| year. He has a position IN his trade at
| Worcester, Mass.
Ex-Gov. II. Il. Harrison with his wife
and children returned to his home in New
Haven Monday after a stay of ten days at
the Brooks House.
Mrs. II. c. Townsend and daughter of
St. Louis and Frank Price Of Chicago. H..
left town Monday after a few days visit
with W. II. Minor.
Mrs. Harriet Steuben. who has been
| spending the summer with her brother.
John II. Stebbns, leaves today for her
home in California.
Dean Bangs leaves today for New York
city to enter the College of Physicians and
Surgeons. which is the medical department
of Columbia university.
j. II. Morse, superintendent of the Car
penter Organ factory, has moved from the
corner of Forest and Chaplin streets to D.
5. Pratts new house on Western avenue.
Mrs. S. NJ. Pratt, who was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. F. A. Howard, on Williams
street, was called home suddenly on ar
count of the illness of her little grandson.
George II. BORNE, whose wife is sister
of Miss NJ. J. Donnell, has sold his paper
mill at Haverhill, \. H., and has moved
TO Z. Ii. Bingham's new house on Wash
! ington street.
Henry Campbell, the former wel-known
hotel man, is seriously i'll with neuralgia of
the heart at his home on the Putney road.
His brother-in-law, Frank Elmer of Cleve-
land, is with him.
Mrs. Della Whitmore Randall of Spring
! field, Mass, visited Mrs. E. L. Parker one
day last week on her way to Claremont.
| \. II. She also stayed with Mrs. Parker
| yesterday on her return to Springfield.
George Cakes returned Tuesday from a
400 mile bicycle ride to New York city.
where he Witnessed Michaers SO mile rec
ord breaking race against Lesna Cakes
rode here from Meriden, Conn. Tuesday.
covering 100 miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Fox of Cincinnati
were in town on Monday and Tuesday
after spending several days among familiar
scenes in Wilmington. They went from
here to the White Mountains to spend the
rem ainder of the week.
Miss Geneveve NJ. Slate and Miss Susie
| Clark, as delegates from the Congregational
churches here and at West Brattleboro, at
tended the 18th annual meeting of the Yer
mont Branch of the Woman's Board of
Missions at Rutland Wednesday.
j. RiIchard Larkin, who has been the
| guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Larkn al
Glendale villa, returned to Boston Satur-
day. His friends here will be glad to
know that he has recently been admitted
to the Boston bar and will open an Office in
that city.
Rev. c. o. Day and Miss Lillian Park
OF the Congregational Christian Endeavor
society and Miss Ethel Bruce of the Bap-
fist society attended the 18th annual con
vention of the Christian Endeavor Union
OF Vermont, which was held at Mont
pelier Sept. 2S, 20 and 80
Rev. Thomas Cain, former Brattleboro
boy, was one of the visitors in town dur
ing the fair. After going from here he
was student in the academic department
at Colgate two years and then entered
Newton Theological seminary, from which
he graduated in 1896. He was a city mis-
sionary in Chelsea, Mass, a year, and
about month ago accepted call as pas
tor of the Baptist church in West Swan
zey, n. H.
SHORE ACRES"