Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1891-07-10
personal.

Capt :. c. Howard and family are in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs McLachln went to Boston
on Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Smith is spenlng her vaca-
ton in Springfield, VT,
Miss Marie Bartlett of Boston is visiting
her cousin Daisy Keyes.
The Misses Dow of Milford. y. H.. are
guests at :. b. Enerson's.
Gertrude Cutter of Jamaica Plains.
Mass, is with friends here.
VIM whitaker Of Lebanon, y. H., visit
ed his parents here this week.
viii Root has spent the week at Black
Point on the Connecticut coast
Miss Florence Allen is at her home in
Newport, y. H., for her vacation.
Guy Howe went Monday to Des NIoines.
Ia, for stay of four or five weeks.
Miss Emma Dyke of West Newton.
Mass. is visiting Mrs H. +. G. Toedt.
Charles King of Amherst, Mass. is
working for A. w. Wyatt for few days.
Mrs. W. f. Hubbard went Monday to
Keene, y. H.. to sing in "The recluse.'
Miss King and Miss Rainier OF BROOKLYN.
y. Y, are the guests of Miss Emma Pit
kin.
Mrs. Boyden AMI her daughter Carrie of
Chcopee Falls are at II. +. Bond for a
visit.
Mrs. Penniman and Mrs Barnes of New
Haven have been visiting in town this
week.
Mrs. J. X. Morrill, ami chill lren of Hol-
yoke Mass. are at her fathers. DR.. ;. y.
Bemiss.
W. II. Roleau next week occupies the
tenement in Houghton block over F. W.
kuech's store
Mrs. II. p. Green of jacksonville. Fla.
is in town. She will remain North till
about October
Miss Mary Lee Fisher of st. Louis is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Kellogg. at
Gov. Holbrook's.
Miss Anna Hamilton, teacher in the In
dian school at Carlisle, Pa, is the guest of
Miss Jane Wilder.
DIR. and Mrs. ID. p. Webster have their
cottage at Spofford lake furnished. and oc-
cupy it this week.
Druggist Chaplin and family 90 to-mor-
row TO b. A. Clark's Ames Hill farm for
two weeks outing
Fred 5. Harlow, formerly with Ranger
N Thompson, now of Boston, has been in
town briefly this week.
DR.. Corkins of New London. Conn
who has been visiting his sister Mrs. r.
Avery, returned Wednesday.
ID. Stolte went Saturday on his wheel to
Easthampton, Mass, to visit his sister
there. returning Tuesday.
Miss Sutcliffe. sister of Mrs. A. II.
Webb who has been with Mrs. Webb for
several months left Tuesday.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Willis of Melrose. Mass.
came Tuesday for a months visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. IL. Smith.
The Sisters of St. Joseph who have in
charge the ST. Michaers parochial school.
have gone to Rutland this week for the
summer vacation.
I. p. McGorman of Portland. Me the
travelling representative of the Boston Pr
lot, is in town on brief visit. combining
business with pleasure.
Geo. Walker and Harry Richardson of
Reading, Mass, rode to Brattleboro on
their bicycles Monday, and are spending
the week at George NJ. Clays.
\ cablegram received from Col. Fuller
from Southampton, England, Wednesday,
announces the safe arrival of the narfv
there in good health after a pleasant vow
age.
\ party of 81 High school graduates
Fred and Allyn Crosby, Frank Head and
Guy Simonds-are planning to start next
week on tramping tour through the White
Mountains.
Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs. Eugene Wood
of Camden, y. j., are expected tonight TO
spend some time with relatives. Mrs. Smith
gong to ,. y. Smiths and Mrs. Wood to
j. E. Hubbard's.
Miss ). Ada Hall, president of the Yer
mont division ladies' aid society, has ap-
pointed Mrs. Jennie Harris of Brattleboro
chaplain on her staff, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Carpenter as special aide
w. ii. Roleau was called to Essex Junc-
tion Monday, by the serious condition of
his brother, I. II. ROleau, who is HELPLESS
from muscular rheumatism, having lost the
use of both legs and one arm.
Rev. and Mrs. +. J. Parry and son left.
for Cincinnati Monday, Mr.. Parry return
ing to his duties here the first of August.
During his absence State Missionary Me
George VIII fill his pulpit and have charge
of parish matters.
w. +. Jones, II. p. Freeman, II. A.
Strong and II. r. Rowe attended the field
day OF the Knights of Honor, which was
held at Lake Pleasant last week Wednes-
day and report a great crowd and much
enthusiasm and pleasure.
Mrs. II. f. Mason and son of Boston
have been with friends in town. Master
Guy, graduate of the Dwight school.
will remain during his vacation returning
Sept. to enter Bryant Il Stratton's Bust
ness college.
Among Bratteboro people who took adj
vantage of the Minneapolis excursion, be-
sides those mentioned last week, are A. S.
Field, Miss Minnie Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Nj. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Eames, w. G.
Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Young, and
Rev. Mr.. Smith of the West village.