Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-10-20
PERSONAL.

MISS NoIa hennedy returned from
Springfield, Mass, yesterday.
Ernest Harris began work as bell bow q,
the Brooks House this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denison Cowles spent lac,
week in Boston, returning Saturday.
Miss Bridget Fitzgerald went Saturdav
TO Worcester for a stay of two weeks
Ira French returned Monday from Bpgs.
10, N, T., where he spent two months.
Mrs. b. G. Corser is spending two weaL.
with her daughter in Stockbrldge, Mass
Judge e. L. Waterman has been IN
Keene and Boston this week on business.
Mrs. G. p. Nash returned Satprdav
from weeks visit In Horseheads n v
Misses Nellie Guiheen and Mary Ken.
nedy went to Boston Saturday for a week,s
vacation.
VIM. Conarn has returned to his work
at the Brooks House after a vacation snent
at Rutland.
Mrs. w. H. Minor and Miss Lizzie Frost
were in Springfield, Mass, the latter part
of last week.
Miss Nellie E. Barnard of Wilmington
is spending some time among her Brattle,
boro friends.
The young child of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r
Parker of High street is critically IN with
brain disease.
Mrs w. II. Bracket and son, Roger.
went Saturday to North Adams for a visit
of several days.
T. c. Lillis of Bridgeport, Conn. has
been guest of his brother-in-law. y. T.
Ryan, this week.
Michael Mahoney was called to his old
home at Brandon Wednesday night by The
death Of his niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Sturges went to
Hartwellville yesterday by way Of Green.
field for few days visit.
Miss Harriet Dickerman of Boston came
to Brattleboro Friday night to visit her
sister, Mrs. p. F. Connors.
S. B. Ward has moved from 81 to Is
Frost street. O.N.Turner has moved from
2S Canal TO 81 Main street
DR.. and Mrs. Claude Frelgh of Nashua.
n. H., came to Brattleboro yesterday for
visit of several days in town.
G. Z. Pierson has moved from the upper
tenement in Bonds block to S. B. Emer
sons house on Forest street.
G. o. Chamberlain, who has been in
Households, n. Y, several weeks. is ex.
A. E. Atwood has been in Albany. y.
Y, this week on business connected with
the publication of his calendars
News has been received of the marriage
at San Antonio, Texas, Oct 13, of Bert
Z. Ward, formerly of Brattleboro.
Miss Susie Hadley and her grandmother.
Mrs. p. A. Fullerton, of Chester have been
guests at Maj. F. W. Childs's this week.
j. G. Howe of Walpole spent a part of
the week in town. He is having improve
ments made on his house on Canal street.
rand Mrs. Asaph p. Childs were guests
at Col. Kittredge Haskins's over Sunday.
They have returned to New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Geo. Atkinson and daughter,
Winnie, returned to their home in Brook
| Ign, n. Y, Thursday after visit of sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Bemis
Mrs. John c. Dewitt and Miss Susan
E. Clark are in attendance upon the an.
nual meeting of the Vermont State Fedora
tion of Woman's clubs, which is being held
at Lyndonville.
Mrs. j. Z. Gull returned to West Pawlet
Tuesday, after a visit of two weeks here.
Her daughter, Florence Gull, will live with
Mrs. j. j. Estey during the winter, and
will attend school here.
George A Douet, commissioner OF agri-
culture in the island of jana lea, sailed for
Jamaica with his wife Monday from Bos-
ton where he has been in a sanitarium
since visiting the Valley Fair
John F. Curtis, who was at O. F.
Bailey's 10 days, went to Springfield,
Mass, Tuesday. After a visit at his old
home in Hinsdale, Mass, he will 60 to
Washington to remain during the winter.
John Clarity moved Monday from P.
Maguires house on Reed street to D.
Brosnahan's house on Elliot street.
Thomas Clune has taken tenement in
Maurice Austin's house on Elliot street.
Rev. Z. A. Slack went to Millers Falls,
Mass, the first of the week to meet two Of
his daughters, who came to Brattleboro
because of the closing of their school in
Brookline, Mass, on account of diphthe-
ria.
Mrs. Emma j. Cook of Gulford has
been granted an original pension of Sl2
per month from Oct. 4, 1898; also a sum
of back pension that was due her late hus-
band, Francis f. Cook a. T.S pension was
secured through the agency of F. G. Tay-
lor.
Mrs. Z. B. Van Kleeck, who has been
spending several weeks at Col. Goodhue's,
started for her home in Denver, Col. yes
terday. Mr.. Van Kleeck, who spent a
week at Col. Goodhue's, went, the first of
the week, to New York, where Mrs. Van
Kleeck will meet him. They will return
home via Washington, D. G.
Miss Hastings and Miss Sleeves of Bos-
ton were guests Of Maj. and Mrs. F. W.
Childs from Saturday to Tuesday. They
contemplate building a summer cottage in
this locality, probably on Ames Hill. Miss
Hastings exhibited some interesting relics
in the window of n. 1. Hawley's store, in
Guiding commission to her grandfather
as representative to the court of ST. James
The document bore the signatures of
George Washington, John Adams and
Thomas Jefferson.