Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-06-27
PERSONAL


Miss Jennie Goodenough went 10 Keene
"Wednesday TO attend the wedding ufaAlice
h. johnson Of that place and W. A. Per
kins Of Colorado Springs, Col
Mrs. 4. j. b Cudworth and Mrs. Asa
Goodenough are visiting in North Hatley,
Canada
Mrs. H. E. Kimball Of Westminster. who
has been spending some time in town, has
gone 10 Bernardston, Mass
Julius Mason and Eddie X Hall are home
from Dartmouth college for the summer.
VIM. Hyde and Miss Josephine HYDE are
expected home today from Washington,
where they have spent the winter
Oscar Benson graduated from the soien-
titc department of Williston seminary at
kasthampton Mass. this week Linn
Taylor and Henry Crosby went down 10
see him through the commencement exer-
cises
The prize speaking contests at Dartmouth
college took place Monday evening The
first dramatic prize of $35 was won by e.
X Hall, son Of Supervisor c. ?. Hall Of
this village.
In the list of patents granted, published
in the daily papers this week, appear the
following: 81 X. Fuller assignor to
Estey organ company, Brattleboro, reed
organ; }. r Rand, Brattleboro, centering
tool
John Schurman's family moved this week
To Springfield, Mass. where he obtained
| employment some time ago
Will Smith aud Sherman Howe have re
turned from Colgate University at Hamil.
ton, n. y. The latter was awarded one Of
the mathematical prizes at the closing ex-
ercises
Miss Sarah Weed graduated from the
! Mortified seminary last week
Bert Tenney is home from Boston for "a
vacation
Gus Turner went 70 Hartford Saturday
10 see the Jersey City and Hartford teams
play ball, but the rain prevented game
Charlotte Moves went Wednesday to
West Newton, Mass, to spend a week in
/ Capt. Towards family.
Miss Louise A. Larkin is spending a few
weeks with relatives and friends at Hatfield
and Springfield, Mass
Charlie Chaplin has returned from Phil
| lips Exter academy
James Hooker has been 10 New Haven
| Conn. this week 10 take his entrance ex-
] aminations to Yale college
Geo. l.. Durham and wife left Yesterday
]
! first ~ western New York but will after.
ward visit the Thousand Islands and places
in Canada.
o. h. Randall's family have moved 10 the
! Covey farm in Dummerston, which Randall
| x Clapp recently bought Of j f. Jacobs
Miss Lucy Chase daughter of Mai. ii. X
Chase Of Northampton, formerly Of this
place, graduated this week from the Nor
NAL school at Westfeld Mass
Miss Hattie Jones has been attending the
commencement exercises at Dartmouth col
lege this week
7. b. Francis is in town this week
w =. Jones was in Rutland Wednesday.
Miss Mary Fitzgerald Of Bondsville
Mass, who has been attending school In
Rutland, is visiting Miss Nellie Fenton
Three young people were baptized at the
Baptist church Sunday evening
Mrs. l.. NJ Stickney, who has been visit
ing in Jamaica, has returned
A. j Hazeltine and family Of Warren.
Pa, stopped at the Brooks House early III
the week enroute for visit in Wards
boro
The party with three coachmau. four
horses and large tall no, who attracted 50
much attention on the streets Wednesday
was from New York and consisted Of Mr.
and Mrs G.. r Williams, Miss A O. Brooks
Frederick Delfeld aud Alfred f. Oakley
l. > Douglass and wife of BROOKLYN ar,
spending II week at the Brooks House
Frank Goodhue. ir. is with a large lum
Der concern in Boston
June 10 is an early day for sweet pea
blossoms but that Is the date on which
they were picked from vines owned by
Miss Bessie Butteriield On Thomas street
Mr. and Mrs l. II Barrett have taken .
carriage drive to Athol, Mass, this week
5. A. Smith caught a fine string of fv,
bass at Spofford lake Il few DAYS ago thu
largest weighing five pounds
Mr. aud Mrs Horace HAsklns Of Boston
who recently visited IN town. saileC
Wednesday for three months trip il
Europe
A little Benson boy who lives on Cana
street was knocked down by team Yes
terday and both wheels passed over hi
head, but aside from superficial cut he Is
capped uninjured
Mrs j A. Wells has been at Amherst
this week attending commencement exer
cses
Ruth Wentworth daughter Of Capt aud
Mrs. Childs gives party today to "a few
of her young friends IN honor Of her lOti
birthday A ride 10 the cascade and IA pic
mic are planned
The Moosehead lake fisherman are ex
pected home 10 morrow
Miss Mary Walker of NORTHAMPTON. 1
former High school teacher, Is at Mrs Ell
ward klrkland's for two weeks
Several of the Wheel club boys rode t,
Winchester last evening, took supper al
the hotel and returned by moonlight
John Daniels aud Edward Lane Of tn,
Mount Hermou quartet are the guests Of
Christie Crowell.
The Central Vermont railroad director,
and a party of ladies came T. town yester
day by special train They were on their
way 10 see the college boat races at New
London
John knowlton met with mishap one
day this week which resulted IN the smash
ing Of his carriage
Iiston, son of Dr. Ketchum, has returne,
from Phillips academy.
W. d, Howells, Americas leading novel
list, and his wife and two children are stop
ping at the Brooks House Mrs Howelk
it will be remembered, was Miss Eleanor
Meade, formerly Of this place
1t is understood that the bank teller VIII,
was locked up in the coal cellar and founC
Peeplng through the CRATE had no intention
of leaving for Canada.
A pension has been granted TO Lorenz,
Harris of this place.
Mrs Charles Norcross of Owosso. Mich
is spending few weeks in town
Miss Mile Virgins is stopping " it'll he
uncle, G. w. Stewart for few weeks.
Miss Gilbert of Cleveland, O., is visitin,
her sister, Mrs Chas Sturgess
Mrs O. H. Stickney and daughter starte,
Thursday for Kansas City.
Mrs Knowlton of Buffalo, n. y. is Wis
iting her sou, John l. Knowlton.
A. H. Ryan, the Holyoke, Mass, slater
is evidently doing rushing business, a
the Springfield Union says he is busy Oh
: the following contracts The stating al,
metal work on Conn Killers 500, 900 resi-
dence IN Hartford, Conn work on tn
r bell tower of f. f. O'Neil's mothers block
a very difficult job gravel roofing for tn
tenement and boarding houses of the Whit
ing paper company at North Wilbraham
the stating work ON Rev Father Phelan
e parochial schools and "a job, which Ina
lasted all winter, on the town hall and fire.
, library at Amherst, finished Saturday.
HrsOkIIne.
I l.. W. Bush has finished his work as cen
i sus enumerator in Athens and Brookline
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred o. Merrihsld have r,
70 turned from their wedding trip and begu