Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-20
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Fred Howe goes this week to Pawling,
y Y. to spend the summer at the Mizzen
Top House, of which his brother, Sherman.
is the proprietor.
Mr. f. j. Holman returned from his
fishing trip to the Maine woods Wednes
day. He spends Sunday with Mrs Holman
at Barre, Mass, returning Monday. Mr..
Mcnzies will return from Maine next
week.
Mrs. Andrew Horton is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs Maynard, in
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Ullery and May Stone have returned
from Hartford, Conn, and vicinity.
Miss Bessie Newman came from Holyoke
to attend the graduating exercises Monday
night as her sister is member of the
class.
Mrs Rogers of Alstead, N. H.. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs John Newman
Miss Maud Emerson has returned from
Smith college for the summer vacation.
W. f. Barrus of Keene is visiting Guy
Howe.
MIR and Mrs. w. A. Faulkner of Boston
and Mrs. Clements of Brooklyn have been
at Mrs p Stars this week.
Thomas Cain is home from Colgate uni
versty for the summer.
Leroy Cook left Tuesday for Montana,
where he expects to find employment
Dr. Field, the dentist. formerly of Put.
ney, now of Grand Rapids, Mich, is in
town.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Wheeler will oc-
cupy Mrs Sarah Burpee's house ON Green
"a. NJ. L
are absent for the summer in Geneseo,
Ill.
The Phoenix office received a pleasant
call this week from James A. Horton, fore
man Of the Greenfield Gazette.
Miss Lulu Cressey left Monday to visit
Miss French of Nashua, N. II.
Oscar Benson is one of the six speakers
who will compete for the Dickinson Whit
uey $50 prize at Williston seminary next
Monday evening.
Miss Grace Poole of the Keene High
school class of 30 is spending a few days
with Miss Grace Hidreth.
Miss Alice Cross, who has for some time
had situation as stenographer in Balm
bridge, Ga, has returned to town, and is
staying with Mrs s. S. Hunt.
Miss Ntolle Austin has gone to her home
III w est Berlin Tor the summer.
At the annual meeting of the trustees of
Northtield seminary these officers were
chosen: President, II NJ Moore of Bos-
ton; vice president, Franklin Fairbanks of
st. Johnsbury; clerk aud treasurer, Col. j.
j Estey.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Franklin, who
have been visiting in this vicinity for two
or three weeks, returned Yesterday to their
,,,R Nhnss, al
on to accompany them.
Frank Turner is now manager of the
Jersey City ball nine.
Leslie Elmer is studying law with Judge
Wheeler.
Electricians Clary and Whitney and T.
j. DoOlin have been at Wilmington this
week wiring the new Raponda hotel
Miss Nellie Clark of Keene is visiting
Miss Ella Newman.
Edward p Barnes is the latest Brattle
boro veteran to be remembered by pen
sion
Wells Frost and his daughter Flora are
visiting Rev. DR.. Anstice in Rochester, n.
Y.
Jacques, the Bliss house barber, sold his
household goods at auction Wednesday,
preparatory to going to 1.-THE Northfield'
at Mortified, where he is to be employed.
Miss Phia Miller of Hartford, Conn, is
visiting her mother and sisters
Mrs. Warren Wheeler and children are
visiting in Westmoreand, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Waite went to
Millers Falls last Sunday to attend the fu
neral of their niece, Miss Mary Circuit.
Mrs Don Wilder has gone to Morrisville
To spend few weeks with her parents.
Mrs. A. f. Atwood and Mrs f. ID. Viii
son left yesterday for u few days visit in
Fair Haven.
ID. H. Bement attended the funeral of
his brothers wife in Baldwinville, Mass.
last Sunday.
Miss Green, one of last years teachers in
the High school, is visiting in town.
Michael Shea, the well-knowu New York
hotel man, and his wife, arrived this week
Mrs Shea will remain for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. j, Erwin Hoy, who are to
occupy the Bradley cottage, arrived Tues
day,
George f. Mann has been in Rutland
this week
Several driving parties have stopped at
the Brooks House within few days.
Mr. Milton Bement aud wife are visiting
in Orange and Gardner, Mass.
Burr Smith went to Amherst, Mass, yes
terday to take his entrance examinations
10 Amherst college.
Sub Master Rugg and wife left yesterday
to spend their summer vacation at New
Bedford, Cottage City and other places.
l.. II. Stellman had his face cut and wal
somewhat bruised by being thrown from
his road cart on Green street Wednesday,
Mrs j. B. Rockerfellow and her son vii
spend the summer at Palestine Bridge. N
Y, while Mr. Rockerfellow is at Cottag'
City
Fred D. Ellis, an employee of j. A. Tay
lor, and Mrs Flora Burditt, of the Brooks
House force, were married yesterday by
Rev. f. W. Sprague. They went away
for short trip. After their return they
will live in the house with Mr.. Miner on thu
island.
Major Arnold Wyman of Brooklyn, N y
aud Druggist Thorn secured good strings o.
trout from the Jamaica brooks last week
Miss Nellie Bond will begin work IN A. e
Millers confectionery store next week
Geo. NJ Bingham of Boston is in tow
irving to form branch of the Order OF thu
North Star.
A. NJ. Aldrich and wife of Boston hav'
been stopping at the Brooks House TIM