Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-06-26

'ii" od'h pay from last july.
Miss Floe b. Hadd of East Berkshire
VINO has been visiting the Misses Sargent
mas returned to her work at West Gardner
Mass.
Mrs. F. II. Smith came home today
from seven weeks stay in Danvillp. tho
time being devoted to the care of A sick
relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bolster, who are
at the Brooks House, took load of chill
dren on a merry ride to Winchester on
Tuesday.
Misses Emma Lundberg and Josie Foster
returned from Bridgewater, Mass. yester-
day, where they have been attending nor
NAL school
Miss E. NJ. Palmer of New London.
formerly teacher of drawing in the Brattle-
boro schools, is at $. S. Hunts for few
weeks stay.
MIR. and Mrs. John Davis and Prof
Markham went to Amherst, Mass, Tuesday.
the two latter singing in concert there
that evening.
L. II. Newcomb and II. l.. Watson. both
graduates of Mt. Hermon, were i'm town
Wednesday on business connected with
the Mennonite.
Miss NJ. G.. Salisbury, principal of the
Cleveland training school for kindergarten
ers, came Wednesday to visit her aunt, Miss
Mary Salisbury.
y Miss Emma Fay leaves the office of
Cudworth 4 Childs and telephone ex-
change July l, and will be succeeded by
Miss Sarah Clark.
Judson Stafford graduates from Childss
business college at Springfield, Mass. to-
night and his parents go down today to at
tend the exercises.
Miss Blanche Blood and Miss Mamie
Clark went to Rutland yesterday to attend
as delegates the convention of the Nation
al Tribune Guards.
Miss Nellie j. Pettee came today to visit
her sister, Mrs. Clarence Stockwell. She
is an attendant in a private asylum at
Winchendon, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen leave here
July & for st. Paul, Mimi, where they will
spend the summer with their daughter.
Mrs. Arthur Adkins.
Abel Miller and his daughter, Dr. Kate
Miller, of Lincoln, ILL.,, have visited nu-
merous friends and relatives in Brattleboro
and vicinity this week.
Miss Carrie Shattuck is home from the
Westfield, Mass, normal school. She is
accompanied by her friend, Miss Carrie
Mayo, of Provincetown.
Miss Van Horn, who has been employed
during the season in the millinery store of
DOnnell d Davis, returned to her home in
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Monday.
Mrs. c. ID. Carpenter is with friends in
HubbardstOn, Mass, this week while her
husband attends the Sons of Veterans en-
campment at St. Johnsbury.
Miss Louise Rawson has returned for
the summer from Brooklyn, n. Y, accom-
panied by her cousin, Lloyd Thompson,
who will make short visit here.
Mrs. NJ. j. Doyle and daughter went to
Boston Sunday morning. She came home
Wednesday, leaving her daughter at the
children's hospital for treatment.
Mrs. ID. Button and daughter Jessie
have gone to Amherst, Mass, where they
have bought out millinery establishment.
Mr. button will remain here for the present
Miss Nina Dutton is out after seven
weeks illness, necessitating her return
from the Albany business college two
weeks before she had completed the course
The venerable Vim. f. Ryther of Ber-
nardston, well-known in BrattlebOro. suf-
fered stroke of paralysis nearly two weeks
ago, from which he has only partially re-
covered.
y Miss Maude Brown and Miss Lulu Elmer
90 to keene Monday to attend the gradual
ing exercises. Miss Brown is to succeed
her sister, Mrs. Vinton, as bookkeeper at
Emerson Il Sons.
Mrs. VIM. Leonard. accompanied 10y her
daughter Miss Allie, attended the Vermont
academy exercises at SaXtons River Tues
day. Her son, who is member of the
school, returned with her.
l. W. Dow, formerly resident here and
for some time master mechanic on the New
London Northern railroad, died Monday
morning at New London of heart failure
His burial took place Wednesday.
Mrs. Jenness of Bedford, n. H., and
Mrs. Hutchinson of Pepperell, Mass, have
spent the week with the Misses Fox on
Williston street. Mrs. Jenness's daughter,
Miss Mersilvia Jenness, OF the class of 81,
returns with her to Bedford tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. r. Jenne returned
last night from a trip north. They visited
the White Mountains and also took in the
annual encampment of the Sons of Neter-
ans and the first meeting of the ladies aid
society of that organization at ST. Johns
bury. They report large attendance and
enthusiastic meetings.
Col. and Mrs. l.. X. Fuller and Maud
Essex will sail from New York for Bremen
next Tuesday, for months trip of COM
bned business and recuperation. Miss
Maud's father will meet her at SOuthamp-
ton and she will 90 home with him to Lon
don, while Col and Mrs. Fuller will visit
briefly Bremen, Hamburg, Paris, London
and Edinburg.
Miss Helen NJ. Warren, daughter of Mrs.
Jennie Il. Warren of this village, is among
the number who have this year completed
the regular course of music at Smith col
lege, having been student at that institu-
ton for three years. Miss Warren has
been Organist at the Methodist church in
Palmer, Mass, for the past two years, and
intends to continue her studies another
year at Northampton.
The name of j. w. Shea, formerly of
Brattleboro. and now clerk at the West
End hotel, Long Branch, is being unpleas-
antly used by the New York papers in
connection with a certain Mrs. Florence
nightingale Lederman, a gay young woman
whose husband refuses to live with her.
Young Shea denies the truth of the stories
and saws they were invented by the
woman's husband to serve as basis OF
divorce suit which he has brought.
This personal item is from the Holyoke,
Mass, correspondence of the Springfield
Republican: Rev /. b. BigelOw and wife
celebrated their golden wedding pleasantly
at their home at ElmwoOd Monday night
About 3O friends Joined them in the cee-