Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-17
PERSONAL.

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w. II. Childs left yesterday on a bust
ness trip to Philadelphia.
Mrs. A. L. Harris returns today from a
two weeks visit in Bondville.
Frank Willard has returned from sew
eral weeks soiourn in Halifax.
Mrs. Rosa Gage has moved from 1
Chestnut street to "a Canal street.
Miss Amy Jones goes to Northampton
next week to enter Smith college.
Mrs. Jessie Orion Lawton of Falmouth,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. W. B. Eddy.
Walter Kenney of Springfield Mass. is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Abbie Kenney.
Mrs. Frank Moore is visiting at the
home OF L. G. Parkess on Prospect street.
Mrs. Mary Stewart is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Nellie Hogan, in Springfield, this
state.
Mrs. j. T. Denning of Wllimantic, Ct,
is making a short visit in town with rela-
tives.
Charles Kaye will take the place of Mr.
Chamberlain as ianitor of the High school
building
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Reed of North
Adams are visiting with relatives here and
in Vernon.
Thomas G eiss is repairing his house on
Williams street, which was burned three
weeks ago.
Patrick Lilis returned Friday after
three weeks visit in Bridgeport and Will
mantle, Conn,
Archie Streeter and Frank Bailey are
spending some time at the Streeter cottage
at Spofford lake.
w. B. Eddy was one of the judges of
the coaching parade at the Springfield, VT,
fair this week.
Miss Sarah Benson has returned to her
position as teacher in the Normal school at
Norwich, Conn.
Miss Mary Niles left Monday for New
York, and will go from there to her home
in Bridgeport, Conn.
Miss Sadie Mcmahon, who has been
visiting in town, left Monday for her
home in North Adams.
| Mrs. Victor Boyden returned Saturday
| from Bethlehem, n. H., where she spent
a large part of the summer.
Mrs. j. Miller and son Clarence returned
| to the Brooks House yesterday after few
weeks stay at the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Higgins have returned
to their Canal street home after a stay of
two months at their farm in Dummerston.
Arthur Sanders and Ed Benson are at
Manchester, VT, where they will ride in
the bicycle races today and tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Ames Carter of Chicopee
Falls, Mass, come today for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. l. O. p. Smith.
Ralph Chamberlain and family have
moved here from Vernon, taking tene-
ment at 30 Washington street.
Chas Hawley goes this week to Worcest-
err to begin his last year of study at the
Worcester Polytechnic institute
Mrs E. S. Prouty, who has been spend
ing some time at the sea shore, returned
Monday much improved in health.
Thomas Griffin and sister accompanied
the railroad conductors excursion to the
White Mountains as invited guests.
Mrs. George Collins was brought home
from Jamaica this week on account of ill.
ness, and her condition is now serious.
Mrs. A. r. Willard and Mrs. Henry
Rugg of Greenfield were here Saturday tC
attend the funeral of Mrs. Ellen Ward.
Ruth Childs and Charlotte Kidder leav,
next week for Tarrytown- the Hudson
where they are to enter private school.
Mrs. Laura Thompson, who has been a
Cornish, n. H., is visiting at Henry Raw
sons, but is to leave today for Greenwich
Conn.
Miss E. P. Sutton of New York and Mrs
n. C. Downs of Stamford, Conn, ar
staying at the Brooks House for a few
weeks.
Lucus Richardson has moved from hi
place on Western avenue to his new Higl
street residence, which has just been com
pleted.
Archie Streeter returns Saturday to hi
work in Waterbury, Conn, after spending
a vacation of four weeks here and at Spot
ford lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Wood visited a
Springfield, Mass, Wednesday with MI
quite feeble
p Chas. Hazen made a brief visit wit
relatives here. He was on his way b
wheel from his home in Chester to North
ampton, Mass.
H. F. Dutton, jr., who has been spend
ing the summer at the Brooks House, wen
to New Haven Wednesday to continue hi
studies at Yale.
Shirley Brigham of Keene has been i
for week at the home of his brOther-ir
: law, O. ID. Stewell, but has recovered suti
i ciently to be out.
q Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Pratt went Wedne
day to Glens Falls, n. Y, where Mr.
Pratt is to give a concert. w. S. Prat
e goes to Glens Falls tomorrow.
B., r. w. Averill of "Zephra" fame, was
Montpelier last Sunday on his way {
: Peacham, where he was called by a seroI
accident to his sister, Mrs. Emma Mar
Foster.
= J.F. Carey and family, who have bee
: visiting at Edmund Carey's, left Monda
1 for a visit in North Adams and Nortl
ampton before returning to their home
: Newport.
n Miss Florence f. Clark is at Eastman
:. ton, L. l., where she will stay for two
If three weeks. Miss Faith Tyler is takin
her place as stenographer in the Vernon
o National bank.
le Mrs. Charles E. Graves of New HaveI
Q Conn, and her son, Walter G. Graves
r. Cleveland, Ohio, have been the guests {
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. H. Collins during IL
l. present week.
"a John w. Lawton and son of Eustis, Fla
n who have been visiting Will Barber for Il
10 past few weeks, went to Wilmington We
terday to visit Mr.. Lawtons sister, Mr.
Newell Adams.
IS Mrs. S. b. Cronly of Lexington, Ky
II who visited Brattleboro many years ag
h is again guest at Mrs. Kirkland's. III
ID Misses Lamb of Norfolk, Va, and E.