Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-09-09
PERSONAL.
Elij,h Reed is seriously i'll.

The young son of James Sheehan, who
has been critically i'll, is recovering.
Mrs. Fannie +. Baker has moved from
Odd Fellows block to Boyden block.
David Plimton Of Chesterfield, n. H.. k
working as bellboy at the Brooks House.
Dean Bangs returned a few days ago
after an outing at Boston and S ampsco,t.
| Lucen Stedman of Wiliamsvile is tho
new clerk in the store of 4. A. Starkey
Il Co.
Miss Katherine Calvin and Miss Helen
Mack went to Rutland Satu1day for
visit.
Miss Belle Scott of Ware, Mass. is OK.
pected today to visit relatives for week
! or more.
George Champagne Of Middlebury visit.
ed in town Saturday on his way to Con
| necticut
Mrs. Charles Perro returned to North.
field, this state, Monday after spending
week in town.
Herbert Elmer returned Monday to Rock
! land, Mass. after spending vacation Of
two weeks in town.
Miss Vera Smith has gone to her home
in Brookfield, being called there by the Sc
rious illness of her mother.
this afternoon to Worcester, Mass, where
they will make their home.
! Hon. Dorman B. Eaton was in Mont
peier Thursday to attend the funeral Of
| his half-broiher, G. c. Eaton.
Miss Layiuia Lawrence left today for
Poughkeep,ie y. y, where she is to ell
| ter Eastmau's business college.
| Miss Mary c. salisbury came Saturday
! from New York for visit with her auuts.
/ Misses Mary and Susan Salisbury.
Jack Seayer has returned TO his home
| in Boston after spending the summer
with his sister, Mrs. II. II. Dinsmore
Mrs. George f Martin went TO Phila.
delphia Wednesday after spending a few
days with friends in West Brattleboro
Florence Putnam of Alstead, y. H..
has come here to spend the winter with
her grandparents and to attend school,
Mrs. C.. e.. Maynard and daughter
| Marion returned Saturday after a visit of
| Two or three weeks in Boston and vicinity.
DR.. Hoton returned last Friday from
! Norfolk, Va, where he delivered an ad-
dress before the Virginia medical associa-
| ton.
Mrs. W. T. Phelan and daughters. Ger
| trude and Ellen Phelan. went Yesterday TO
| Wilbraham, Mass. after visit of a week
| in town.
Joseph Whalen is taking a vacation at
! Burlington from his duties as Western
! Union messenger. Jason Bushnell is
working for him.
Mrs. } G.. Timson and her daughters.
Cassie and Hazel, returned Saturday to
| their home in Claremont, y. H.. after a
! visit Of two or three weeks in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dewitt of New
fame, who have been spending their honey
| moon al The seashore, were guests Of Mr.
| and Mrs. j. {. Dewitt over SUNDAY
Walter H. Eddy went to Amherst, Mass.
! Tuesday to take post graduate course in
! Amherst college. He will also have a DO
sition as sub-master in the Amherst High
school.
NJ. H. Toomey of Brooklyn, who has
been spending several days in town,
returned home Thursday, accompanied by
his son and daughter, who have been here
the past month.
Miss Jeanne f. Stoddard went to West
field, Mass, Monday to take a position as
instructor in the Normal school there.
Miss Stoddard has recently been teacher
in the Brattleboro High school.
Miss Mollie Murphy of North Cambridge.
Mass, who has been spending the summer
at the Liscom farm in West Brattleboro,
returned Tuesday. She spend Sunday and
Monday with Miss Barbara Murphy.
Judge and Mrs. j. NJ. Tyler returned
| Saturday from Lake Champlain and Mon
| treal. Judge Tyler has been confined to
! the house ever since with an attack of lum
! baSo, but is slowly improving.
Mrs. Helen Warren Anger returned to
| her home in New York, Monday, after
| spending the summer in town. Mrs. Au-
| ger was the organist at the Phelan Dunk
lee wedding in West Brattleboro
Sergeant Willard of Company NJ, Bur
| lington, returned to Burlington Wednes-
| day after spending a few DAYS with his
parents in Townshend. Mr.. Willard was
! formerly employed in Durham Brothers
shoe store.
Lucy and Ruth McKenney of North
| Adams, Mass, are spending some time
with their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Hines. Mr.. and Mrs. McKenney are
in New York to remain during Mr.. Nc
kenney's vacation.
Col. Kittredge Haskins went to ST
Johnsbury Wednesday to represent the
Brattleboro Overall company in the hear
ing before Chancellor Ross on the petition
brought by George Hidden for the appoint
ment of receiver to wind up the affairs
of the company.
o. B. Mack went Monday to Boston to
spend some time with his daughter, Mrs.
c. l. PIERCE. He was accompanied bv his
grandson, Theodore PIERCE, who has been
here two weeks. Mrs. Mack went Wednes-
day to Agawam. She will spend two weeks
there, and in Holyoke and Bernardston.
A letter was received in town today from
Rev. I. O, Day, who is now in North
Germantown, \. Y. Mr.. Day saws that
since relaxing from the strain of his work
with the Vermont regiment he has had
some malalial symptoms, but he is improv-
ing now. He expects to start for Brattle-
boro about Sept. 10.
Countess de Jotemps came TO Brattle-
boro Tuesday, accompanied by her four
year-old daughter, Miss Smith of BROOKLYN.
and her servants. The Countess will re-
main at The Hemlocks about six weeks.
She has been in this country several weeks.
Her husband will come here to return
with her. Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Powers are expected at the Hemlocks next
week.
Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Sprague and Mr..
Sprague's mother of Ames, n. Y, are
SnpuliDu two mill,