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

Mrs. L. Cooper Of westheld, Mass, is visit
ing IN town
Verne Esson Of Fitchburg spent Fair days with
his parents.
Charles I PIERCE Of Boston was a visitor in town
during the fair.
Miss Mary Grady OF Amherst is visiting her
sister Nellie Grady.
Carl Hollender has been to New York on a
business trip this week.
l. W HAwley attended the musical couvep.
ton in Worcester last week.
Charles Chaplin Of Boston greeted many Brat
u-boro friends curing fair DAYS
D. Martin and Thomas Martin OF Northamp.
ton have been in town TINS week
Miss Efie Neil Of Meadville Pa. is making a
two weeks visit at @ W. Sherwin's
Mr. and Mrs. Corrigsn and daughter Katie were
at Edmund Carey's during the fair.
Alison Harris moved today. from Forest square
to Frank Wells's house on High street
Mr. and Mrs Frank Monkey OF East Bethel are
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. f. bearing.
Capt s Z Howard Of West Newton. Mass. l.,
visiting al Mrs. Fletcher's on Canal street
Miss Florence Savage returned to Philadelphia
today after visit Of several weeks in town.
Mary O'Brien OF Athol came here Saturday TO
visit friends and 10 remain until after the fair
DR. and Mrs J. b. Donnelly If Gardner. Mass.
have been wi local relatives during the week.
Lillian and Arthur Fish Of Adamsvie, Mass
ana John Harris ere at A. r. Harris yesterday
Mrs. Charles Clancy Of Newton Centre Mass
is spending a short time with Brattleboro rela
tives
Mrs. H. A Bowen Of shelburne Falls. Mass. is
spending few days with her SON Dr. Z. 5.
Bowen
Dr. James Austin leaves this week for Spencer.
Mass where he is to begin the practice of bus pro
fession.
Catherine Austin came Tuesday from Cam.
bridge, Mass t6visit her brother Letter Carrier
I. A. Austin.
Mrs. John Haus returns to morrow to her home
IN Baltimore, after spending the summer with her
son. H. Haus.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S Mckinney aud children of
North Adams Mass are visiting with Mrs Nc
kenney's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas A Clark of Springfield.
Mass are among the fair visitors. Their son Ned
was here last week.
Mrs Leslie Scott and daughter OF New York
are here for stay OF two or three weeks with
Mrs SCOTS parents.
Mrs Whitney Of Peru and her son George of
Agawam visited Miss Lulu BardweH al A r
Harrs's Monday and Tuesday.
Nellie Murphy Of Cambridge, Mass. Ida Flavin
and Dr. and Mrs Ridden of Bellows Falls have
been guests at T A. Murphvs
DR.. j, f. Comfort and wife, who have been
staying at the Brooks House turned to their
home IN New York city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Dewitt aud children and
Mrs +, II. Thomas returned yesterday after a
stay OF a month at Nantasket Beach.
Beebe HasbroOk returned 70 his home in Cleye-
land o., today after a stay of over a wear at the
home of his sister, Mrs George Baker
William Newton of Peterboro, n. H, who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. F L. Hunt left Sat
urday Tor Milford, Mass, where he has position
Mrs, H. NJ. Currier of Springfield Mass, and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Brigham of Colrain.
this week.
license was issued by Town Clerk Pierce of
Greenfield Monday for the marriage of Henry A
Weatherhead of Guilford and Eta Kingston of
Brattleboro.
Miss Margaret Burnham is spending the week
IN town. She Is soon TO Join the family in New
from Eliot Me. '0'
d. G 0'Neil has been In New York this week TO
say goodbye to mis- brother, who was taking pas
sage Tor Germany, where he expects TO remain
for several years.
Miss Bessie Butterheld who graduated from the
Salem, Mass business college few months ago
now has position as bookkeeper with Barrow
q Co., printers, In Boston.
Philip Confrey, a former Ames Hill residant
and his son. Thomas, now of New Haven Conn.
were 10 town over Thursday 70 call on old friends
and attend the Valley Fair.
Thomas X Fessenden. a former weIlknowp
local resident, has visited In town this week He
left here in 1863, and has since made his home IN
Wisconsin, He returned here in 1888 when his
mother died.
Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss AIica
Gleason, daughter Of DR. J. NJ. Clark of Burling
ton, formerly assistant physician at the Brattls
boro Retreat, to Edward Philo Woodbury. son OF
ex Gov, woodbury. OF Burlington The wedding
takes place In the Unitarian church. Burlington
Oct IA. eOA'
G. ]. Bronson Of Hinsdale, a well known musi.
can who has often played with the First Regi-
ment band, was stricken with paralysis Wednss
,ay and now lies in a semi nscious condition
lie has been in falling health for some time and
II is feared that he will not recover He has had
charge or the stationery and periodical denart-
ment In the store Of the worden companV ar
Hinsdale