Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-08-06
PERSONAL.

after visit in Wilimdntic, Conn.
Mary Long of Springfield, Mass, visited
her cousin, Nellie Griffin, last week.
Miss Minnie Brown leaves for Boston,
Monday, for a vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. Ellen Crosby of Bridgeport, Conn,
is with her sister, Mrs. OTIS Edgarton.
Miss Lizzie NJ. Alis of Springfield,
Mass, is a guest of Miss Lizzie Flood.
Mrs. Daniel Martin and children of
Northampton are at Thomas Martins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Colby of Keene,
n. H., are spending the week in town.
VIM. Mette and Geo. Danyeau will do
tonsorial work at the muster at Chester.
Mrs. H. w. Simonds and Arthur ST.
moDds are spending a week at Siverdale.
Charles w. Fawcett of New York has
been a guest at n. II. Whites this week.
Mrs G.. G. Whitney and son Edwin went
to Greenfield, Mass, yesterday for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeWese Dewitt went to-
day to Block Island for two weeks out
ing.
Miss Nellie Corrigan returned Saturday
after a stay of several weeks in Lancaster,
n. II.
John Kiley and James Day of Hatfield,
Mass, were among the visitors early in the
week.
DR.. Rathbone and G. IL. Smith went
Tuesday to Rutland to attend the horse
races.
f. V. Wright returned to Roxbury,
Mass, Monday, after visiting at A. L.
Parks.
Judge f. L. Waterman left Tuesday to
fttsn ranlye -.
beaches.
Mrs. John Carney and children of Athol,
Mass, are with Mrs. Carney's mother,
Mrs. H. Foley.
Thomas Bresln has finished work for
the railroad here and has found employ
ment in Boston.
Mrs. w. A. Gilbert will spend next
week at Spofford lake as chaperone for
party of young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Wood returned We'd
nesday after an absence of two weeks in
Holyoke and Block Island.
Mrs. Robert Collins and Miss Nellie Lee
are visiting at the home of Miss Lees un-
Gle, p. Moore, in Greenfield.
Miss Bessie White returns tomorrow
from Nottingham, n. H., where she has
been spending the past two weeks.
Mary E. Mccarthy, who has been with
her aunt, Mrs. T. A. Murphy, four weeks,
returned to Bellows Falls Tuesday.
G. L. Durham and family returned
| Wednesday from visit of three weeks in
Willard, West Paris, and Cape Elizabeth,
Me.
Mrs. P. Moran and Miss Margaret Moran
start tomorrow for Boston. Miss Moran
Ixtrin fttrn ne caff
Pier.
Mrs. E. W. Stoddard returned this week
from Dr. Pomeroy's at Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Addison Hall is now at DR.. Pome-
roys.
Misses Norman of Springfield, Mass,
daughters of August Norman, a former
resident, are visiting at Charles Ebbighau-
sens.
Mrs. Edmund Carey returned Wednes-
day from Fitchburg, where she has been
with her son and daughter the past five
weeks.
Robert Wilson and family returned to
Brooklyn Wednesday after a two weeks
visit with Mr.. Wilson'S mother, Mrs. Mary
j. Wilson.
Miss Lacava Newton, who is at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Ann Lamb, is in a criti-
cal condition, having failed rapidly in the
past few days.
Rev. Father Cunningham is at Old Or
chard Beach for his vacation. He was ac-
companied there by Rev. Father Reynolds
of Bellows Falls.
Mrs. Thomas Cummings and children
returned Monday to their Brooklyn, n. Y,
home. They were accompanied by Miss
Marion Cummings.
Roger Donahue of Holyoke, Mass.
spent Sunday in town, joining his wife
who is here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Guiheen.
Edward Bunce of New York has beer
here for a few days. Mrs. Bunce, who
has been at the Clark farm some time
will return with him Monday.
Clayton Daniels and David Wood are a
St. Adams. They took their wheels with
them and will visit Montreal, Quebec, and
other places before their return.
Miss Janette Howe left Monday fol
Pawling, n. Y, where she will remain
during the remainder of the summer witt
her brothers at the Mizzentop hotel.
Mrs. Henry Prouty and daughter Hattie
went to Boston Tuesday, where they viii
remain two weeks. Mrs. Prouty will thel
return to her home in Kimball, Neb.
Mrs. Catherine Collins and granddaugh
ter, Grace Mcmahon, who have been a
Edmund Careys the past six weeks, will
return to their home in Fitchburg Mon
day.
News has been received of the serou
illness of Patrick Bowler from heart dis
ease in New Haven, Conn. The latest re
ports indicate improvement in his condi
ton.
! Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Collins and thei
son, viii, of Worcester, left on Tuesda
! for Halifax, N. S., where they will spen
their vacation as the guests of the Deven
family.
Rev. Father Kelliher of Boston, VIII
was visiting Rev. Father Houlhan of Lud
low, officiated at the funeral of John PER-
t Wednesday, Rev. Father Cunningham be
ing away.
E. Wales, jr., and Harry Wales wen
, Monday to Claremont to drill those VIII
are to take part in the kirmess and pagan
: which is to be given soon under the aus
, pices of the Chellis Rifles.
: j. L. Howard, the writing teacher, VIII
has been in this county during the sun
o mer, has returned with his family to hi
home in Maiden, Mass. He has been Ell
gagged as teacher of penmanship in tn
, schools of that city for another year.
/ Miss L. Belle Tenney, who has bee
t teashing music in Quincy, Mass, and VIII
( is now spending her vacation at home