Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-29
PERSONAL.

Mrs. P. X. White is spending several
days in Boston.
Amy Jones of Smith college spent Sun
day with her parents.
Miss Alice Waterman has gone to Boston
Tor stay of few weeks
Miss Mary Hidreth of Natick, Mass. is
the guest of Mrs. Don Miller
Mrs. S. s. Hunt and Miss Goodnow
nave been in Boston this week.
y. b. Mack returned Saturday after
stay OF several weeks in Boston.
Miss Rose Corrigan of Lancaster is Wis
ting her sister, Miss Nellie Corrigan.
X. j. Marin returned Tuesday to New
York after 10 days visit in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Chase of Hopklnton,
Mass, are visiting at G. IL. Smiths
D. j.. Shaw of Virginia is working as
clerk in the store of Hackley & Moran.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Aldrich of Boston
are at the Brooks House for a short time.
o. L. French is spending the week at
the home of his son in East Orange, N. j.
Mrs. Austin, who was a guest at o. b.
Mack's three weeks, returned to Holyoke,
Monday.
George A. Hines left last week on a
business trip to Minneapolis in connection
with Kelley loans.
Louis Roeder has been on a vacation
trip to Easthampton, Springfield, Provi-
dence and Boston.
Miss Mary Wilkins was one of the noted
guests at the reception given to Anthony
Hope in Boston this week.
Scion Sumner, recently of the Brooks
haa Of
Addison House in Mddlebury.
Mrs. Henry Tucker returned to Lake
port, N. H., Thursday, after spending a
week as the guest of Mrs. D. Leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Childs gave game
supper last night to a few friends in honor
of the 18th anniversary of their marriage.
Arthur Jackson, who has worked at the
Brooks House and American House during
the past year, left yesterday for his home
in Niles, Wis.
Il. G. Greasy is at Phillipston,, Mass, as
the guest of R. d. Perry. He will attend
meeting of the Jack and Benny fox
hunting club at Barre,
E. A. Gould and family have moved to
| Greenfield, Mass, where Mr.. Gould and
his elder sons have employment in X. L.
Haskins's house finishing shop.
Mrs. Frank Hoyt and two sons left
Wednesday for their home in Guelph, On
tario. They have been with Mrs. Hoyts
father, A. V. May, the past two months.
Mrs. NJ. E. Wardner is in Hartford,
Conn, learning the S. T. Taylor system
of dress fitting. She will return next
week and will go out by the day to do
dressmaking.
f. L. Houghton, as representative of the
Joseph Ladue Gold Mining and Develop
ment company of the Yukon, has opened
an office in the Court Square theatre build
ing at Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Smith go to New
York today. to remain in their city home
during the winter season. They we're ac-
companied by Mrs. Starkey and children,
who will remain with them some time.
Mrs. Horace Haskins, who has been
spending the summer at Bennington, has
been a guest at Hiland Haskins's this
week. She leaves today for Boston, &C
companied by Mrs. Carrie Perry, who will
live with her during the winter.
Miss Susan Salisbury was 92 on Tues
day, and was entertained that day by Mrs.
c. r. Thompson, as has been the custom
on her anniversary for several years. Miss
Salisbury received several tokens of re-
membrance during the day.
Postal Clerk H. G. Reed, who went from
here to take a position as clerk between
Burlington and Cambridge Junction, be-
gan running alone on his route Monday.
Charles Franklin of Guilford Centre is
now the clerk on Mr.. Reeds old run.
Frank Howard native of Londonderry,
who has been a business man in Bos-
ton, has rented and is moving into
Charles Miners house on North Main
street. Mr.. Howard comes to Brattleboro
hoping that a change in climate will bring
improvement in health.
Z. L. Waterman and j. L. Martin have
been in Keene this week assisting Frank
D. Z. Stowe as counsel for j. j. O'Neil in
his suit against the G. B. Lancaster Shoe
company. O'Neil had the fingers of one
hand crushed while operating drop press.
O'Neil is known by bicyclists as a racing
man, and he was the winner of the novice
race at the Valley Fair ground track three
years ago.
DIR. II. D. Holton is in Philadelphia at
tending the annual session of the American
Public Health association, of which he IL
one of the leading officers. He was in
Mortified last week as a member of thC
, state board of health to investigate thu
alarming outbreak OF dlphtnerla tnere
. Since the rigid enforcement of quarantine
{ regulations no new cases have appeared
except in families previously affected.
, Mr.. and Mrs. l. o. p Smith attended tn,
wedding of Ernest d. Bugbee of Spring
field, Mass, and Miss Maud Blaisdell
J daughter of the late Samuel Blaisdell o
Chicopee, at the home of the BRIDES sister
Mrs. N. P. Ames Carter, in Chicopee Wed
, nesday evening. The bride is relative o
Mrs. Smith and has often visited here. TIL
wedding was a notable social affair, ant
the reception was attended by 800 guests