Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1900-10-19
PERSONAL.

Rev. Father Cunningham spent Tuesday
in Rutland.
j. j. Eckles returned Saturday from
Philadelphia.
Mrs. o. e Randall is in New York for
two weeks visit
Miss Lila Young Of Upton, Mass, is a
guest at d. A. Young's.
Mrs. K. D. Hobart 10 spending several
days in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Charles A. Bracket is visiting in
South Hadley, Falls, Mass.
John Cain went to Newtonville Mass,
Wednesday for weeks visit.
John Blssette returned Monday from a
visit of two weeks in Middlebury.
A. r. Cobb Of Athol visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. T. Haigh, over Sunday.
Clarkson McGeorge of Mt. Hermon has
been guest at l.. W. Hawley's this week.
Miss Annie Ford was called Saturday to
North Adams by the illness of her broth
er.
Mrs. +. +. Gleason and daughter, Mrs.
]. K. Higley, left this morning for Lowville,
NY.
Miss Helen McGoven left Monday for
two weeks visit in Burlington and Rich
mond.
John Perry moved this week from Yer
non street TO Michael Lillis's house on e.
hot street.
Miss Abbie Higgins returned to Holyoke
Saturday, after stay Of five weeks at her
home here.
Miss Maud Carleton went TO Springfield,
Mass, yesterday to spend the rest of the
week visiting.
Mrs. j. Z. Rogers went Wednesday TO
Orange, Mass, for a visit of few days
with her mother.
Mrs. Frank Larrow and two children re-
turned Saturday from Troy, N. Y, where
they spent two weeks.
Mrs. Fannie D. Lindley returned to her
home in Schenectady, N. Y, today, after
an extended visit here.
John W. Cody of Worcester visited In
town this week, going from here Wednes-
day to South Royalton.
Miss Minnie Flagg returned yesterday
TO Boston after spending a week at her
home on Prospect street.
Miss Jennie Pollard returned to New
York Wednesday after spending the sum-
mer at the Brooks House.
Ross White has returned to New York,
being unsuccessful in his effort TO lease the
Sunset paper mill of p. Fleming.
Mrs. Lizzie Sherwin expects to return TO
West Springfield, Mass, today after spend
| ing a week or more at her house on Pearl
street.
Miss Catherine Austin returned Monday
to her home in Cambridge, Mass, after a
visit of two weeks with her brother, T. A.
| Austin.
Mrs Russell Tyson of Chicago, who has
spent the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Richards Bradley, returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Alice knight and Mrs. N. II.
White went TO New York yesterday to
visit Mrs. Whites daughter, Mrs. Charles
Fawcett.
DR.. William P. Devine, who will soon
| open an Office in Rutland, has spent the
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
ael Devine.
The marriage of T. A. Griffin of Orange,
Mass, formerly or this town, and Miss
Belle Wright Of Athol, took place in Athol
Wednesday.
Miss Louise Foley of New York came
to Brattleboro Saturday, being called here
by the critical illness Of her brother, Bar
tholomew Foley.
james ferreter, VINO went 10 cape
Nome in the spring and who spent some
time in the summer at St. Michaers, is
now back in Dawson City.
Mrs. Abbot Of North Troy, VT, is with
Mrs. Z. 2. Brooks for a day OF two while
on her way back home from Washington,
D. c., where she spent the summer.
Miss Agnes McGoven returned TO her
home in Burlington Wednesday, after
| spending two weeks with her sisters,
Misses Annie and Katherine McGoven.
DR.. G. G. Wheeler went today TO Mont
pelier, to remain until Tuesday. he will
attend there meeting called for the pur-
pose Of forming state osteopathic society.
Mrs. George w. Heath Of Prospect Hill
reached the age of IS years last Tuesday.
Mrs. Heath was given q surprise visit in
the evening by her grandchildren, who
carried their supper and spent the evening
in an enjoyable way.
Edwin d. Mead, the author and reform
er, a native Of Chesterfield and frequent
visitor at Spofford lake, was nominated
Tuesday as Congressional candidate by
the Democrats of the Sth Massachusetts,
district. Mr.. Mead declined the honor on
account of business reasons in long let
ter published yesterday.