Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-09-22
PERSONAL.

Leon White is spending few days in
Boston.
willfred Fisher returned to Wesleyan
college today.
Louis Knight is spending vacation in
Boston and Hartford.
Mrs. Katie Downs of Worcester is visit
ing Mrs. Thomas Rouse.
Carrie Clark left Wednesday to resume
her studies at Tufts college.
Misses Maud Carleton and Ella Stebbins
spent Thursday in Springfield.
George Danyew and family left yesterday
for their new home in Middlebury.
Mrs. Vosburgh Of Troy, N. Y, came
Tuesday to visit at W. r. Geddis's.
Mrs. Lulu Horton Francis of Fitchburg
is visiting her father, Frank Horton.
Miss Blanche Lawton of st. Paul, Mo-,
Is visiting her cousin, Mrs. W. K. Barber.
Martin Austin, ST., spent Sunday with
his son, Dr. James @. Austin, in Spencer,
Mass.
Mrs. Thomas Osborne of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. M.
BODICE.
Robert Aldrich and Louis Pettee leave
next week for Baltimore to take up their
studies.
Mrs. Dayton Smith of Hamilton, N. Y,
is guest of Fl. p. Smith and family at
E. A. Starkey's.
Misses Katherine Calvin and Katie Hop
kins returned Wednesday after spending
two weeks in New York.
Paul Henkel leaves Tuesday for his Sec
ond years study at the Art Students
league in New York city.
Mrs. Albert Baldwin and daughter will
[ return home today after spending two
weeks or more in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reed and family
moved Saturday to Providence, r. l.,
where Mr.. Reed has work.
Mrs. Herbert Tiff of Fitchbmg, Mass,
was at G. L. Cobb's yesterday. She is
now visiting in Putney Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tredway of Putney, who
have been spending the summer at Shell
ter Island, are at II. NJ. Woods.
Thomas Manning moved this week from
the Manning house on Elliot street TO the
| O'Donnell house on Williams street.
Francis Goodhue, jr., of Philadelphia,
Penn, came to Brattleboro Tuesday night
to spend few days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. b. Stedman of Spring
field, Mass, and DIR. Harry W. Stedman
are spending several days at West Brattle-
boro.
Charles W. Stone and daughter, Clara,
went yesterday to Boston, where the latter
will enter the Perkins Institute for the
blind.
Rev. DR.. George Leon Walker and Prof.
| Williston Walker and family will return
TO their home in Hartford, Conn, Monday,
accompanied by Albert Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bibbs are boarding at ].
p. Liscom's. Mr.. Bibbs has charge of the
Central Vermont railroad work In the
Western Union telegraph office.
Herbert Horton of Fitchburg, who has
been visiting his father, Frank Horton,
left yesterday for home. Mr.. Horton will
enter the Pratt Art School this fall.
Elmer johnson of Esteyville, who was
| accidentally shot in the abdomen two
weeks ago and who has since been criti-
cally i'll, is improving and If no new com
! plication sets in he will recover.
Miss Johanna Baker will 60 next Tues
day to Holyoke, and on the following day
she will be bridemaid at the wedding of
her cousin. Miss Baker will visit in Bos-
ton and Lawrence before returning.
Cornelius Billings, former Brattleboro
boy, has been spending a few days here
with relatives. Mr.. Billings is a graduate
of the naval academy at Annapolis, and
has government position in Washington.
He gave up his position last year TO re-
enter the naval service daring the Spanish
American war.