Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-09-03
PERSONAL.

). Is. Emerson returned Saturday night
from his trip to Ohio.
Mrs. S. L. Sibley is adding a piazza to
her Elm street house.
Judge aud Mrs. j. NJ. Tyler are spend
ing the week in Boston.
Mi Stella Baird is a guest of Miss S.
E. Griswold of Spring street.
Mrs. Julia X. Plummer went Monday
for visit in Southboro, Mass.
Perley Holmes returns this week to his
work in drug store in Boston.
Miss Viva G. Smith opened her kinder
garten at Rutland last Monday
Arthur V. d. Piper is to teach the fall
term of school at South Newfane.
Mrs. Agnes Mcguire goes to Pawtucket,
X. l., next Monday to attend school.
Mrs. w. II. Bolander has returned from
her Canadian trip and is now in New York.
G. l.. Durham has been in Boston and
@. w. Durham in North Adams this week.
Miss Lucy Pratt goes to Greenfield,
Mass, next Wednesday for weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bovee of North Adams
came yesterday for visit at M G. Tay-
lor's.
Mrs. S. A. Colburn of Chicago is visit
ing her brother, John NJ. Joy, of Elliot
street.
H. A. Smiths family returned Friday
from stay of six weeks in the Adiron-
dacks.
Mrs. E. D. Wilson and children returned
Wednesday night from an outing at Spot
ford lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Prouty went to
White River Junction Wednesday for a
weeks visit.
Mrs. Laura Thompson of Greenwich,
Conn, is guest at Henry Rawson's on
Canal street.
Miss Emma Pitkin returned to New
York city Tuesday after spending some
time in Brattleboro.
John Bissette attended the firemen's
muster at Springfield and the races at
Hartford this week.
Conductor Dyke has moved this week
from Washington street to the Prentice
house on Canal street.
Herbert l.. Elmer came from Rockland,
Mass, Sunday to spend vacation of two
weeks at his old home.
w. II. Bond expects to move soon from
Mrs. Leonard's block to II. E. Bonds
house on South Main street.
Miss Mamie Donnelly returned Satur-
day to Holyoke after a weeks visit with
her aunt, Mrs. James Grady. Il
Willie Kaine left Tuesday night for
Montreal, where he begins his second
years study at Loyola college.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert HOLSTER of Hart
ford, Conn, are visiting Mrs. HOLSTERS
sister, Mrs. A. w. Rockwell.
Miss +. G. Udall returned Wednesday
for the winter, after spending number of
weeks at her home in Quechee.
Miss Ella Bruce of Philadelphia and
- Mr.. and Mrs. Hill of Florida were guests
at l. o. P. Smiths over Sunday.
Walter Mckee, recently student at Mt.
Hermon, succeeds Harry White as clerk
in Ii. A. Chaplin & Co.'S drug store.
Ira French returned to Brattleboro re-
Gently, after spending large part of the
summer travelling in New York state.
Mrs. Lucius Richardson has so far recov-
cred from her recent illness as to be able
to ride to her new home on High street.
Col Thomas Harmon has been in Spring
field, Mass, this week buying supplies for
his use as caterer at the coming Valley
Fair.
Mrs. Helen Warren Anger has returned
to her home in New York, after having
spent the summer here with relatives and
friends.
W. F. Carly finished work for the Brat
tleboro Street Railway company Tuesday
night, and he is now at Springfield with E.
G. Crosby.
Will Devine left Wednesday morning for
Philadelphia, where he will enter upon his
last years study at the Philadelphia Den
tai college.
Misses Florence Chase and Jean Horton,
who have spent few weeks with relatives
here, returned yesterday to their home in
Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs. f. d. Fisk and daughters, who
have been at the Colony cottage on the
south shore of Spofford lake several weeks,
return this week.
L. II. Henkel is acting as express mes
senger for three weeks on the run between
Brattleboro and Palmer, during the alb
sence of the regular messenger.
Francis Goodhue, jr., came from Phil
adelphia yesterday to spend few days
with local wing shots in endeavoring to
bring down the lively woodcock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester G. French came
Saturday from their home in East Orange,
N. j., and are spending vacation of two
weeks here and in Swanzey, N. II.
Mrs. N. N. Nelson of Milton, Mass, is a
guest of her nephew, E. L. Parker, coming
to Brattleboro from visit at her old home
in Cornish, n. H., and at Windsor.
Mrs. Jane Sherry and family, who were
burned out last Saturday morning, are now
living at ia Elliot street, and Gilbert
Murray and family at 100 Elliot street.
Miss Minnie Haskins has so far recov
cred from her bicycle accident of fouI
weeks ago as to be able to return to hel
work at the Brattleboro savings bank.
Mrs. A. B. Hall returned from Spring
field, Mass, Monday and went to Coopers
town, N. Y, where her mother and brother
are seriously i'll, both having been stricken
with paralysis within a week.
The Sisters of St. Joseph returned las
week from their summers stay at the con
vent in Rutland 10 resume their duties a.
teachers of St. Michaeps Roman Catholic
school, which will open Tuesday.
The marriage of Miss Annie l.. Wymar
and Frederic Coudrey of Hartford, Ct.
will take place at the Centre Congregations
church, Sept. %, at II o'clock, noon. NJ
cards will be sent to Miss Wyman's Brat
tlebOro friends.
Charles E. Risbey returned to New Yorl
Sunday, after spending part of his vaca
ton with Mrs. Risbey at the Clark farm
Mr. and Mrs. Risbey went on a caIriag
drive from here to Saratoga and Glen
Falls. Mrs. Risbey will remain here TO