Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-09-15
PERSONAL.


Miss Elizabeth Dewitt of Elyria, o., is
. guest at John G. DeWitt's.
Lotin S. Newcomb has moved from
Horton Place to Willston street.
Arthur White of Worcester, Mass, is
spending the week with his parents.
Miss Nellie Mack has gone to Plttsheld,
Mass, to work in a millinery store.
Geo. Childs will return to Phillips
Academy at Andover, Mass, next week.
Lucien Stedman visited in Springfield
and Holyoke, Mass, the first of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Fisher of Boston
are visiting at j. o. stones in Centrevlle.
Miss Holbrook, daughter of Judge W.
G. Holbrook, returns to Smith college next
week.
George H. Stebbins, boss carpenter on
Ullery's block, has moved to 1S Prospect
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Haigh will go to
Boston tomorrow to spend a week with
relatives.
Miss Janette Baker of Cleveland, O.,
came Wednesday for a visit at George e.
Selleck's.
Miss Alice Sturges, who has been spend
ing two weeks in Keene, N. H., returned
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lillian Royce has returned from
Boston where she spent vacation of sew
eral weeks.
Cashier Bracket attended meeting of
the Country Bankers club at Greenfield
last evening.
Miss Halle Thompson returns tomor-
row after vacation of eight weeks spent
in Bondville.
Mrs. Walter Sturges returned Monday
after three weeks spent at her home in
Hartwellville.
Enos White, who has been i'll for six
weeks with Inflammation of the lungs, is
able to be out.
A. P. Childs and daug hters, Mollie and
Lucy, were guests at F. W. Childs's the
first of this week.
Oscar Smith and Henry Allen went to
White River junction Wednesday to at
tend the state fair.
W. H. Mann and family of Barre are
visiting Mr.. Mann's father, F. r. Mann,
in West Brattleboro.
L. j. Retting, who has been i'll with
nervous exhaustion, is improving in Lud-
low, where he went last week.
Mrs.John W.Phelps of Mortified, Mass,
is staying at Mrs. Atherton's while her
son is attending school in town.
Mrs. Seymour Scott and two sons of
New York came Tuesd ay to the Brooks
House for stay of several days.
Mrs. w. a. Bracket and her sister,
Miss Amy Hines, went Tuesday for an
outing in Boston and Gloucester.
Miss Johanna Sullivan left Wednesday
for San Francisco, CAL, where she expects
to make her home with her brother.
Harry H. Smith has finished work in
the Office of the Estey Organ company, in
anticipation of taking college course OF
study.
Miss Kate Calvin and Miss Kate Hop
kins are spending two weeks or more in
New York in the millinery store of Miller
Brothers.
Miss Sarah Brainard, who has been
spending the summer at the Brooks House,
returned yesterday to her home in Hart
ford, Conn.
Col. N. G. Sawyer returned from Wash
ington, D. c., Sunday to his rooms at A.
II. Illness. Mrs. Sawyer has been here
several weeks.
John Lindsey returned Tuesday from
Scranton, Penn, where he went to attend
the meeting of the National Association
of letter carriers.
Reuben Baker of Jamaica, West Indies,
son of the president of the Boston Fruit
company, was a guest of Maj. F. W.
Childs Wednesday.
Mr.. Clark, son of E. P. Clark, of the
editorial staff of the New York Evening
Post, has been a guest at ex-Gov. Hol-
brooks this week.
Miss Celia Kinsley of Boston, who has
been spending few days with Miss Annie
Kinsley at Mrs. Frances Hardie's, went
Wednesday to Keene, N. II.
Mr.. Graves and family of New Haven,
Conn, and Rev. and Mrs. w. Fl. Collins
have enjoyed a carriage drive through sew
eral Windham county towns this week.
Miss Dorothy Dean of Northampton,
Mass, will live with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Fl. Ryder, this winter
while she attends the High school.
Miss Florence Clark is spending the week
in Worcester and Boston. Her place al
stenographer in the Vermont National
bank is being taken by Miss Florence
Brown.
Mrs. P. NJ. Hastings, who has spent the
past four months with Mrs. G.. w. Bur
nett, went Wednesday TO Springfield,
Mass. She will spend the winter there
and in Westfeld.
Mrs. Charlotte Fletcher and Miss Helen
Fletcher returned Monday from West
Newton, Mass, where they went to meet
Capt Ho ward and family on their return
from trip abroad.
Miss Marion Noyes has successfully
passed the examinations for entrance
to the normal school in Westfeld, Mass,
this week, and has begun her studies in
that institution.
Prof. Cramer's goods have been brought
here this week from Claremont. Prof.
and Mrs. Cramer and the latter's mother
will occupy the Barrows house on Walnut
street next week.
A. A. Barker has moved from rs Canal
to 49 South Main street; W. T. Ellis has
moved from 81 South Main to 10 Canal
street; Mrs. L. A. Howe has moved from
10 South Main to Thomas street.
e. L. Roberts and his son, A. F. Rob.
erts, are spending several days with rela'
tives in Plttsfeld, Mass. +. 81. Field IL
assisting in the work in the grocery store
during the absence of A. #. Roberts.
James B. Sullivan, graduate of the Brat
tleboro High school in the class of '97, il
visiting in town. He has an excellent
position in the office of the Iron Age, a
leading trade paper, in New York city
Judge Fl. II. Wheeler has been in Bur
lingtOn this waak az one of the commits