Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-30
PERSONAL.


Lyman Goldsmith and family are spend
ing two weeks at Spofford lake.
Henry f. Jordan was i'm New York Mon
day and Tuesday on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. n. Tolles are visiting
Mrs Tolless daughter, Mrs Alvin Knapp.
daughter was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs, Bert l.. Taylor of Duluth, MINI.
Mrs j. g. Tmson and daughter of
Claremont are spending the week in town.
Mrs Bunce of New York is the guest of |
her sster-n-law, Mrs. Rsbey, at the Clark |
farm.
James Boyce and James wilkins of |
Keene, n. H., are guests of f. X. Durgin |
this week.
Clarence Worlen has given up work at
the Brattleboro Retreat, where he has been !
employed
Mrs. A. V. Edwards and Miss Sadie
Mann of Keene, n. H., are visiting at G. !
G. Smiths.
Mrs. r. F. Wheeler was in Greenfield,
Mass, Tuesday and attended the trial of |
Jack O'Nel.
Mrs. j. X. Pierce of Plymouth n. H.,
came Monday for visit with her brother
Charles Aldrich.
A. f. Gutter Of the Household office of
| Boston and his son Fred visited in town
the first of the week.
Mrs. Henry Rugg of Greenfield and Miss
Lucy Chase of Northampton are the guests
of Mrs. d. A. Young.
Mrs Metcalf of Brockport, y. Y, is
spending some time with her daughter,
Mrs. f. S. Bowen.
Ernest Wright of Roxbury, Mass, has
! baau at tho hona pf his amt Mrs A f..
| Park, several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reed go next week to
| Spofford lake to spend their vacation with
A. w. Chids's family.
Sadie Houghton came last week from
| Meriden, Conn, to spend her annual va
cation with her parents.
w. b. Mann has. finished work in y. l.
Hawley's store and George Barker returns
to his old position there.
Ralph Stoddard has finished work for
Freeman Scott and is studying law in the
office of Kittredge Haskins.
Mrs. Gilman Warren has been at Yer
non three weeks caring for her mother,
Mrs johnson, who is seriously i'll.
Z. Wales is moving from the Universal
list parsonage to A. II. Illness house on
Green street, vacated by Mr.. Gedds.
Frank Brown, clerk at Perry's clothing
store, has returned after a vacation of
week spent in Fair Haven and vicinity.
Harry Conland, son of DR.. Conland, is
off on months cruise on a schooner ply
ing between Kennebec and Washington.
DR.. r. c. Carrick, who is to remain at
the Brooks House until Monday, will not
come to Brattleboro again for two months.
Fred and George Adams and Lawrence
Bangs of Little Falls, n. Y, went to
Block Island yesterday for three days
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Welman returned
last evening after being the guests of Rev
and Mrs. Slack at Hyannisport for two
weeks.
The Cooperstown, n. Y, Farmer says:
"Miss Emily Tones of Brattleboro, VT, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. d. II. Gregory,
at "Sunnyside"
Will Brockington, Walter Piper, Fred
Burnett, Fred Bohrman and NJ +. Guiheen
have been voted into the Estey Guard
| within a short time.
. Mrs. w. A. Feyes, formerly of Brattle-
boro, but now of Chesterfield, was called
to Boston Sfew days ago by the death of
her sister, Agnes Barry.
Mrs. p. NJ. Hastings, who has been with
D.. Mr. and Mrs. Denison Cowles three weeks,
| left Wednesday, and will visit in Deerfeld
before returning to Westfeld.
n Eugene Samson writes from Westfeld
= Mass, that he has not joined the United
States army at Plattsburg, n. Y, and thai
: he never had an intention of such action.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rugg went Satur
day to New Bedford, where they will spenC
n several weeks with Mr.. Riggs mother be
V fore going to their home in Grafton, Mass
Mrs w. H. Chlds and her sons returned
: from Boston Wednesday. C. Fred Child;
S has completely recovered from his opera
ton for appendicitis, and is now in gooC
L health.
, Mrs. Chandler and Miss Helen Chan
). dler went Tuesday to Saratoga, \. Y.
p where they will spend several weeks at tn
!. home of Mrs. Chandler's brother, Judg
|. ellison.
If Mrs. j. Henry Wiggin of Boston an
a Mrs. w. L. Keith and two sons of Cleve
e. land, Ohio, have been guests at &. II. Ry
"a der's this week. Mrs. Keith returns to
~ morrow.
= George w. Waterman and family G
=, Westfield, Mass, are occupying the Ke
a logg house in Jamaica for few week:
y Mr.. Waterman is brother of Judge f. L
Waterman.
N Mrs. E. L. Cooper, now of Westfielt
:, Mass, has been visiting Mrs. W. II. Phi
m lips and Mrs. l.. d. Greene. Mrs. Greene
sister, Mrs. Emory, and children of Ru
- land are also here.
Mt NJ. H. Toomey of Brooklyn, N. Y, a,
" companied by his two children, Kitty an
Eddie, visited friends here the first of tn
week. Mr.. Toomey returned Tuesday
er leaving the children to rusticate a fe
) weeks at the Roeder farm in North Him
e dale.
-, Mrs. j. W. johnson, who owns til
a. a. Quincy House in Boston, has been a que
NJ at A. V. Cox's this week, accompanied b
- her three daughters, Mrs. Otis H. Fellow
of Alston, Mass, Mrs. Will Hill of Coz
TX cord, n. H., and Helen johnson of FL
no field, N. H., also Mr.. CoX's sister, Mr.
W. Il. II. Dustin of Enfield.