Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-10-22
PERSONAL.

X. j. Marin of New York came Tues
day for visit in town.
Charles Bingham is i'll with neuralgia at
his home on Oak street.
Mrs. Willard Ingram, who has been i'll
several weeks, is improving.
Mrs. G. P. Nash of Nashville, this state,
is visiting at r. E. Gordon's.
Mrs. E, M. Smith of Waltham, Mass,
is visiting at Cyrus Ramsdell's.
John Griffin went Tuesday to Athol to
visit his brother, Thomas Griffin.
d. j. Shaw of w arlington, Va, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs II. H. Hackley.
Mrs. b. L. Gates has returned home
after visit of three weeks at Fair Haven.
Mrs. Welcome Ramsdell was called to
Boston this week by the illness of her
daughter.
Robert Bacon has gone to Maine for
months hunting with former classmates
at Dartmouth.
Mrs. e. II. Smith and son Horatio, re-
turned Tuesday after a weeks visit in
Springfield, Mass.
Fred 5. Fisher expects to go to Leomin-
ster, Mass, next week, where he will
"olh uuTlnS Ine winter.
<. l.. Parker will go to Windsor to NOR
row to attend The funeral of NJ. l.. Horton,
who died there yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Ayers of Watertown.
N. Y, are visiting Mrs. Ayers's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Freeman.
Rev. l.. d. Temple will speak before the
Massachusetts Baptist state convention at
Lynn, Mass, next Tuesday evening.
Miss Nellie Murphy returned to her
home in Boston, Tuesday, after a three
weeks visit in Brattleboro and Windsor.
Ben Devoe, who has been in Benning-
ton this summer, has returned to Brattle-
Doro and is working in the BrattlebOro
custom laundry.
II. l.. Emerson will go to Boston to-mor-
row. He will see the Pope Manufacturing
company's chanless bicycle and will posi-
bly, take the agency for it in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Mary Lane Morse left Monday for
Arkalon, Kan, to spend the winter with
her brothers, Henry and Lewis Lane; also
her cousin, Mrs. Ruth Pulsipher, who was
formerly principal of Vermont Academy.
w. II. Bracket attended meeting of
the officers of the Vermont Development
association at Burlington Wednesday.
Sub committees were chosen, and in ad.
ditlon to his duties as treasurer Mr.. Brac.
kett will be chairman of the finance com.
mittee.
Cards were received today announcing
the wedding of Albert Cobb Aldrich and
Miss Emma Keith Goldsmith, daughter Of
Mrs. Mary E. Goldsmith, which was cele
brated privately Oct. 20 Mr.. and Mrs. AL
drich will be at home at 6 Arlington street
Wednesdays, Nov. II and pa Mr.. Aldrict
is son of II. o. Aldrich, the prominent
Boston grocer, and is member of the rea
estate and insurance firm of Arthur & Co.
Boston.
The following is from the society columns
of the Boston Sunday Globe: DR.. anC
Mrs. Walter Neselhoeft and family, who
have been spending several weeks at tn,
summer home, in Brattleboro, of Mrs
Weselhoefts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ards Bradley, returned to town the pas
week. Another daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Bradley, Mrs. Tyson, who has also beef
their guest, has returned to Chicago. Tn
Bradleys do not return to town until lat
in the season, their home being very at
tractive, situated as it is on the west banl
OF the Connecticut river, with extensv
views over the faraway hills. The driving
at this season, when the woods seem to b.
atiame with the gorgeous coloring of tn
trees, is specially delightful.