Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-08-16

consideration will lose no time in doing so.
We all want 10 work together 10 bring the
schools of Windham county alongside the
best in the lard.
g. P. HALL, Supervisor,
PERSONAL.
Mr.. J. l.. Ray has received letters from
his wife and son announcing their safe ar
rival in st. Petersburg, where they were
receiving many attentions from the friends
of Mr.. Rosenbaum of Boston, who is their
companion in travel
DR.. Draper was called to Athol, Mass
yesterday TO attend the funeral Of an aunt,
the only surviving member of his fathers
family
The friends Of Will Collins will be sorry
to know that he again injured his left knee
in jumping from a window in Rutland last
week, and will be Obliged 10 carry it in
cast for some time TO come.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo S. Dowley and Mr.
and Mrs f. J. Holman leave today to spend
two weeks at Provincetown, Mass.
Mrs. Burehard, who has been at st. AL
bans for two months, left there on Monday
for Lake George and Saratoga.
Frank Goodhue, jr, and his travelling
companions are now in Germany.
Mrs Van Kleeck of Denver is with her
parents, Col. and Mrs. f. Goodhue.
II. B. Chamberlain, who has been on a
visit to Peterboro, N. H., returns today.
Miss Dora Moody is with friends on the
Sound at Madison, Conn.
Mrs s. II Mixer is visiting her parents
at West Halifax, her birthplace
Sallie Joy White and daughters are at
Winchester, n. II.
Rev II. J. Patrick Of West Newton
Mass, has been visiting his relative, Nal
colin Moody, this week.
Judge and Mrs j. NJ. Tyler are spending
the week in Boston
Mr. aud Mrs X. q. Hardie ir,, are in
/ town.
j. h. Hall and family are at Nantasket
beach
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ. Jacobs and son
| Othello, Of Sedalia, Mo. are visiting their
relatives, MIR. and Mrs b. f. Baker, at their
pleasant home, "Oak Cottage ON High
street. Mr. Jacobs is a brother If Mrs
| Baker, and is better known here as the
drummer boy This is his first visit to
Brattleboro for % years
VIII Wood aud wife Of Florence, Mass
are visiting Mr.. Woods grandfather, c. II.
Stevens
p. b. Francis, wife and son Of Lexing-
ton, Mass, are in town.
Dennis Calvin is at Waterbury for a
short stay
Deacon Estey and W. p Jones made
business trip 10 Burlington this week
John Holbrook, veterinary surgeon, has
been in Buffalo, n. Y, for few days.
l.. f. Lawton has gone to Kentucky
7 n Tavl,r Ji,,;g;,,, L.. -
ably be the only Brattleboro representative
at the national encampment Of the Sons Of
Veterans at Paterson, n. j., next month
Mrs. Jonathan G. Hove, Mrs. W. S.
Moore and Mr. and Mrs Fred Thomas will
attend the national q. A. H. encampment
at Milwaukee, Wis, beginning next week
The families of Col Lamb Of Norfolk.
Va, and DIR. Porter Of Bridgeport, Conn,
are at o. I. Wares for the summer.
Mr., and Mrs Jonathan C.. Howe are at
the camp ground at Claremont Junction.
Several other Brattleboro people are plan
ming 10 attend the meetings, which begin
next Tuesday
Miss Annie Somerville, Of the telephone
exchange, goes tomorrow 10 Nantucket for
two weeks vacation.
c. w Durham left Tuesday for a four
weeks trip to Denver, Colo
Mrs. Turner of Watertown, Mass. is at
her fathers, s. b. Emersons.
Mrs. Estey Of Michigan is visiting her
sister, Mrs. T. w Bruce
Mr.. and Mrs Geo l. Durham have re- |
turned after wedding tour of six weeks.
Henry Simonds, son of II. W. Simonds
is at home. He has been away over three !
years. being formerly located at Grand |
Rapids Mich hut af Ghi.a,,n
he has position at the head of a depart
ment in large shoe store
Mrs Will Phelps of Worcester, Mass. is
visiting relatives in town
Mrs Willis, nee Newman. and child Of
Windsor are at j g. Ullery's
Mrs Fred Bracket and sou Eddie of
Methueu, Mass, are spending some time Wis
iting relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs c. +. Deering is at her old home in
Bethel
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo T. Crowen and f.
Housh are with the Vermont Press associa-
ton on the excursion to Saranac lake in
the AdirOndacks
f. l.. Allen has returned from Portland
Oregon. His marriage to Miss Grace Fisher
VIII take place early in September
Rev Father Long returns to Rutland TO
day after visit 10 his parents
Among the Bratteboro people who regis
tered at the National hotel Block Island.
this week, were Mrs T. c. Epson, Mrs.
Frances Bingham, Mrs. NJ A Pettibone.
sister of Mrs. Bingham. Mrs NJ n. Bur
dltt, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Abbott aud Miss
Lena Ees, I. w. Barnard aud daughter.
'. .. Jones, DIR. James Conland. a w
Childs and j. G.. Estey.
Burr Smith is i'll with a slow fever.
Mrs, Cutting of Bennington is at q. NJ.
Taylor's ON Clark street.
Herbert Roess rode to Springfield on his
bicycle Tuesday.
Charles Sumner of Riverside Mass, is
at f. l.. Childs's
Miss Lizzie Bowler is visiting her sister in
Palmer, Mass
Mrs. A. V. Cox is at Barnard and Bethel
for few days.
John Flahive Of Roxbury, Mass. for
years in the local express office, is in town
Mrs f. j. NJ. Hale, wife of a well known
Spokane Falls millionaire who lost several
buildings in the recent disastrous fire, and
Mrs. q. p. Blair of w. Barnet, are visiting
their cousin, Mrs. Herman JOY.
Mr.. o. d. Esterbrook aud family are at
Bar Harbor, Me.
Mrs. II. NJ. Clary is stopping with her
son, g. L. Clary.
Miss Frances Guild. money order clerk
at the post office, and her sister Belle are
spending their vacation in Boston.
Mr.. James Frazer of western New York,
a well known flour miller, and his wife
have been in town this week.
Hon. Chas. p, Marsh of Woodstock was
IN town ON Monday and Tuesday.
DR., Vim. b. Clark is now in the Yellow.
stone national park
Mrs. W. H. H. Holton of New York and !
her two daughters are at Hon. f. L. Wa
termans, They will visit old friends in
Jamaica before they return
Mrs. |. S. Couch of Philadelphia is spend
ing the summer and fall with her daughter.
Mrs. e. II. Van Doom.
Mr. Chas. Forward of Colon, U, S of
Colombia, is in town for few weeks
S. Morris aud family of New Haven.
Conn, are visiting at + P. Fosters.
Horace Haskins and family of Boston.
Mass, are at his brothers, Hiand Has
kins's
Maj. Spooner, inspector of arms and in
structor i'll rifle practice for the regiment, ,
was at the Guard drill last night
STATE or ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO,